Brookhaven Town Board schedules public hearing on proposed 2024 salary adjustments for elected officials. The seven-member board, meeting February 6, unanimously approved the February 22 hearing, which will consider compensation changes for Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the five council
Brookhaven Planning Board unanimously approves battery storage and retail development. The board greenlighted a 79.9-megawatt battery storage facility in Bellport with planning variances, a 6,816-square-foot Autozone in Coram, and a 4,308-square-foot McDonald's replacing a Burger King on Montauk
Brookhaven Town Board authorizes $3.1M in infrastructure improvements. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the board unanimously approved bond resolutions totaling $3.1 million for capital projects including $1,682,708 for road construction and Calabro Airport security improvements; $864,103 for Port
Brookhaven Zoning Board approves 28 variances in high-volume docket. Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted relief to CB Suffolk LLC for a Mount Sinai multi-tenant office building, allowing front-yard parking and excessive setbacks despite Hamlet Center Overlay District restrictions. Bellport
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 14 projects in routine session. The board unanimously approved 14 development and land use applications ranging from residential covenant relief to major commercial and institutional expansions. The most significant approval was The Stony Brook School's
Brookhaven Town Board authorizes $1.8M salt storage facility bond, accepts three state grants. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico led the board in unanimously approving grants for Firefighters Museum renovations in Ridge, South Shore vessel replacement, and West Meadow Beach habitat restoration. The board
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 64 resolutions. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and five present councilmembers, with Councilman Neil J. Foley absent, moved through a comprehensive consent agenda reappointing Town Attorney Annette Eaderesto and the Commissioner of Finance, appointing various
The Accessory Apartment Review Board approved five residential accessory apartment permits and postponed one application. Board members Gail Lynch-Bailey, Michael Wentz, and Kristin MacKay unanimously approved permits ranging from 440 to 678 square feet at five properties, including a one-year
Brookhaven town board authorizes $58 million infrastructure bond package. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and the seven-member board voted unanimously to approve capital bonds for road reconstruction, stormwater management, landfill improvements, and other municipal projects. Major allocations
Brookhaven Planning Board greenlit nine projects and advanced major logistics facility to decision calendar. The board unanimously approved College Plaza Shopping Center redevelopment in Selden featuring a Chick-Fil-A restaurant with drive-through and a medical office building, a hardware store