Brookhaven Planning Board approves battery storage and nine additional projects unanimously. The board cleared a 110 megawatt battery energy storage system in Holtsville and approved commercial and residential development projects including façade changes for a Skechers store and an IHOP,
Brookhaven Town Board authorizes $3.24 million in bonds for infrastructure improvements. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all seven board members unanimously approved five bond resolutions funding $1.7 million for town-wide lighting district improvements, $1 million for Sewer District No. 2
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 2023 administrative policies and establishes employee salary schedule. All seven board members, led by Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, voted unanimously on 62 separate matters including investment, grants, continuing education, P-Card, procurement, fund
The Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Review Board unanimously approved 13 residential accessory apartment permits at its January 5 meeting, with Board Members Irene Dabramo, Gail Lynch-Bailey, Michael Wentz, and Mark Geraci voting 4-0 on 18 applications. The approved units ranged from 344 to 753
Brookhaven Planning Board advances three proposals while holding covenant amendment. The board unanimously approved legalization of existing improvements at the BP Service Station at the southeast corner of NYS Route 112 and Granny Road in Medford; conversion of a single family residence at 23
Brookhaven Town Board approves $40 million capital spending. The board voted unanimously to authorize approximately $40 million in bond issuances, with $16.2 million for road reconstruction and right-of-way improvements as the largest authorization. The board also approved $4.5 million for storm
The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved a motor vehicle fueling station and convenience store proposed by Blue Hills Fuels, LLC for the southeast corner of Portion Road and Washington Avenue in Holtsville, granting unanimous approval for variances on lot area, front yard setback for the
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 33-lot cluster subdivision and related land-use modifications. The board unanimously approved a preliminary cluster subdivision to divide a 25.56-acre Port Jefferson Station parcel into 33 residential lots ranging from 13,500 to 31,632 square feet, alongside
Brookhaven Board approves three zoning changes and environmental land acquisitions. The Town Board unanimously granted applications from 359 Portion Road, Incorporated for a zone change and special permit for a major restaurant with drive-through in Lake Ronkonkoma; Bauer Avenue Medical Park for a
Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Review Board votes unanimously to approve seven permits. The board granted all seven applications without objection, encompassing apartments ranging from 484 to 834 square feet across six neighborhoods including Bellport, Mastic, Mount Sinai, Centereach, Stony Brook,