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Brookhaven Board approves over 10 million in capital bond increases

Brookhaven Board approves over $10 million in capital bond increases. The seven-member Town Board, led by Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, passed five separate bond resolutions unanimously, increasing authorization for road and sidewalk improvements by $4.2 million, town parks by $2 million, and

Town Board · Meeting of April 14, 2022

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Board approves over $10 million in capital bond increases. The seven-member Town Board, led by Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, passed five separate bond resolutions unanimously, increasing authorization for road and sidewalk improvements by $4.2 million, town parks by $2 million, and adding new bonding of $4 million for Regional Record Center renovation and expansion.

The board also authorized $600,000 more for open space and farmland preservation and $500,000 for drinking water infrastructure in Brookhaven Hamlet. In related business, the board adopted Uniform Traffic Code amendments and Local Law No. 6, amended chapters of the town code governing housing and nature preserves, and determined four properties unsafe under Chapter 73.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of April 14, 2022, compiled from the official minutes.

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