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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board approves 7 applications, holds 2

Planning Board votes unanimously on nine applications. The board approved seven development projects at its December 4 meeting, ranging from a 50,867-square-foot warehouse conversion in Bellport to eight-home residential development at East Setauket. Among the approvals were an 8,056-square-foot

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Government · Town Board

Board approves cable television franchise in 6-1 vote

Brookhaven Town Board approves cable television franchise on 6-1 vote, with dissent. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, Councilwoman Jane Bonner, and Councilmembers Neil Manzella, Michael Loguercio, Cornelius Foley, and Daniel Panico voted to authorize renewal of the cable television franchise

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Zoning Board Approves Variances, Postpones Subdivision Hearings

Brookhaven zoning board approves 24 property variances in single session. The Board of Zoning Appeals granted relief for residential and commercial projects including walk-in freezer at Mastic Seafood, multiple dwelling additions, and pool structures, with many approvals carrying covenants filed

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Government · Town Board

Brookhaven approves budgets and two self-storage development projects

Brookhaven Town Board approves both budgets unanimously. The board voted unanimously to adopt the 2024-2028 capital budget and 2024 operating budget, with Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all six councilmembers present. The board also designated itself as lead agency for two proposed self-storage

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Government · Town Board

Brookhaven Board closes 2024-2028 budget hearings

Brookhaven Town Board closes 2024-2028 budget hearings. The board unanimously closed three public hearings on the town's 2024-2028 capital budget, special-district capital improvements, and 2024 operating budget. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine presided with six members present; Councilwoman Jane

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Government · Planning Board

Planning board approves warehouse, church conversion, facade changes

Planning board approves 13 applications at November meeting. The board unanimously approved a 62,937-square-foot mini storage warehouse at 544 Middle Country Road in Coram to replace a one-story retail building, and also approved conversion of a Patchogue residential building into a youth center

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