Brookhaven Town Board approves two major bond resolutions and extensive land acquisitions. The board unanimously authorized $470,000 in bonds for a Vision Zero traffic safety action plan and related design work, and $150,000 for shelving at the Records Management Center. Town Supervisor Edward P.
Brookhaven zoning board approves mixed-use development with extensive relief. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted variances for a Chick-Fil-A restaurant with drive-through and medical facility at Middle Country Road and Boyle Road in Selden, allowing an 80-foot reduction in required
Brookhaven Planning Board approves commercial modifications and storage warehouses. The five-member board unanimously cleared nine applications Monday, including legalization of outdoor refrigeration, awning, and overnight catering-van parking at O Sole Mio in Stony Brook and two one-story mini
Brookhaven's Accessory Apartment Board approves nine permits, denies two for size. The board voted unanimously on fourteen applications at its Thursday meeting. Denied applications included a first-floor apartment at 38 Urban Drive in Selden measuring 889 square feet, representing 46 percent of the
Brookhaven Town Board approves $1.96 million in infrastructure and land preservation bonds. The board unanimously authorized $1,100,000 to acquire land on Yaphank Manor Road for open space, $460,000 for a stormwater infiltration system at Old Neck Road in Center Moriches, and $400,000 for
Brookhaven Zoning Board unanimously approves Mobil gas station with multiple relief variances. The board granted Bolla Em Realty permission for a gas station and convenience store at Portion and Maplecrest Drive in Holtsville, waiving standards for lot area (22,229 versus 65,000 square feet
Town Board approves zone change for F.W. Webb Company in Centereach. The board voted unanimously to adopt a State Environmental Quality Review Act negative declaration and approve a zone change from A Residence 1 and J Business 2 to J Business 2 and A Residence 1 on Middle Country Road. Town
Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approves 24 residential variances. Chairman Howard Bergson and members Deputy Chairman Rick Cunha, Charles Lazarou, Erin A. Sidaras, Kevin Casey, and Christopher Brocato granted variances for sheds, pools, garages, and additions in setback and side yard areas
Brookhaven Town Board backs Mastic Beach drainage bill with unanimous support. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine moved the resolution endorsing state legislation S.6126-A/A.6028-A, which would authorize the town to alienate open space for drainage infrastructure in Mastic Beach. Councilman Daniel
Brookhaven Planning Board approves Medford Gardens affordable housing complex. The seven-member board unanimously approved the 67-unit development for singles and couples with disabilities on Horseblock Road, along with nine other projects at its June 5 meeting. Approvals included the Chick-fil-A