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Brookhaven Planning Board approves five projects, holds three applications

Brookhaven Planning Board approves five projects at April 5 meeting. The board voted unanimously to approve modifications to The Meadows at Yaphank to accommodate a Ridgewood Savings Bank branch with drive-up ATM, site improvements to Expressway Plaza Shopping Center in Farmingville including

Planning Board · Meeting of April 5, 2021

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Planning Board approves five projects at April 5 meeting. The board voted unanimously to approve modifications to The Meadows at Yaphank to accommodate a Ridgewood Savings Bank branch with drive-up ATM, site improvements to Expressway Plaza Shopping Center in Farmingville including parking lot rehabilitation and sanitary system replacement, and a U-Haul mini storage warehouse facility in East Patchogue with special permit for overnight vehicle and equipment storage. The board also approved subdivision of a 1.03-acre parcel on Virginia Avenue in Ronkonkoma into two conforming buildable lots and granted relief from setback requirements for Marianna Cucchi's property at 136 Hamlet Drive in Mount Sinai.

Three applications were held for consideration at future meetings.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of April 5, 2021, compiled from the official minutes.

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