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Brookhaven Town Board approves TJ Maxx development, preserves open space

Brookhaven Town Board advances TJ Maxx retail development and environmental preservation. The board unanimously approved a site plan with variances for a TJ Maxx on Horseblock Road in Medford, including a SEQRA Negative Declaration. The board authorized appropriations from the Joseph Macchia

Town Board · Meeting of September 12, 2024

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Town Board advances TJ Maxx retail development and environmental preservation. The board unanimously approved a site plan with variances for a TJ Maxx on Horseblock Road in Medford, including a SEQRA Negative Declaration. The board authorized appropriations from the Joseph Macchia Environmental Preservation Capital Reserve Fund for land acquisitions on Atlantic Avenue in East Moriches and Bayview Avenue in Patchogue, and accepted a donation of land in Patchogue from owner Flanagan for highway purposes.

The board also unanimously adopted amendments to zoning and sign regulations, authorized acceptance of a state grant for a generator facility, approved 42 assessment liens for property maintenance, and granted event permits for community fundraisers. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico presided; Councilman Neil J.

Foley was absent.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of September 12, 2024, compiled from the official minutes.

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