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Brookhaven board approves $620,000 bond package for safety and facilities

Brookhaven Town Board approves two major bond resolutions and extensive land acquisitions. The board unanimously authorized $470,000 in bonds for a Vision Zero traffic safety action plan and related design work, and $150,000 for shelving at the Records Management Center. Town Supervisor Edward P.

Town Board · Meeting of July 20, 2023

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board approves two major bond resolutions and extensive land acquisitions. The board unanimously authorized $470,000 in bonds for a Vision Zero traffic safety action plan and related design work, and $150,000 for shelving at the Records Management Center. Town Supervisor Edward P.

Romaine led the meeting, attended by five councilmembers with Councilman Neil Manzella absent. The board approved multiple donations of land for open space preservation from Farber Industrial LLC in Patchogue and Red Rock Land Corp. in Shirley, and appropriated funds from the Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation Capital Reserve for additional acquisitions. The board also authorized grant applications for environmental restoration in the Terrell River and Great South Bay.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of July 20, 2023, compiled from the official minutes.

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