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BROOKHAVEN ZONING BOARD APPROVES BANK OF AMERICA WITH LOT-SIZE VARIANCE

Brookhaven zoning board approves Bank of America drive-thru with lot-size variance relief. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted J. Nazzaro Partnership LP variances for a 56,000-square-foot parcel (65,000 required) at Montauk Highway and William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, plus a companion

Board of Zoning Appeals · Meeting of March 25, 2026

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven zoning board approves Bank of America drive-thru with lot-size variance relief. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted J. Nazzaro Partnership LP variances for a 56,000-square-foot parcel (65,000 required) at Montauk Highway and William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, plus a companion ground-sign variance.

AutoZone received approval for a 22-foot wall sign in Patchogue (18 permitted) and Bactolac Pharmaceutical for a 40-square-foot ground sign in Shirley (18 permitted). The board granted 14 residential variances for subdivisions and improvements but denied a four-plot division by A & K Holding Corp. in Mount Sinai and a two-plot division by Layla Colamussi in Rocky Point, both denied pursuant to Findings of Fact and Conclusions.

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Source: the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting of March 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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