Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves $402,000 infrastructure bond for harbor and river restoration. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all six councilmembers passed the bond resolution, allocating $234,000 for Swan River restoration and $168,000 for Port Jefferson Harbor improvements. The board
Brookhaven Planning Board approves supermarket conversion and routine projects. The board unanimously approved a 2,170-square-foot Aldi Supermarket conversion at Crossroads shopping center in Rocky Point and unanimously approved facade modifications for PEP Boys and parking amendments for Crest
Brookhaven Town Board approves $1 million bond for Tri-Hamlet Park improvements. The board, led by Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine with all seven members present, unanimously adopted the town's Information Technology Cyber Security Policy and Acceptable Use Policy. The board appointed Leah
Zoning board approves residential and marina variances. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved variances for Morgan's Swan River Marina including relief from multiple setback and coverage requirements, with a stipulation requiring a 7-foot arborvitae screen buffer along the north property
The Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Review Board approved nine permits and denied one at its August meeting. The board considered 11 applications for units ranging from 300 to 901 square feet, representing between 15 and 37 percent of main houses' living space. Members Gail Lynch-Bailey, Mark
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 129,237-square-foot Medford warehouse and 13 other applications. The six-member board unanimously voted to approve construction of the Medford Logistics Center at 645 National Boulevard, which will connect to Sewer District 7 and operate as a conventional
Brookhaven Town Board approves landfill solar farm and shellfish restoration funding push. The board unanimously authorized assignment of a lease agreement to Brookhaven Landfill Solar Farm LLC for renewable energy development at the town landfill. The board authorized Supervisor Edward P. Romaine
Brookhaven zoning board approves two residential subdivisions creating eight new lots. The Board of Zoning Appeals, chaired by Paul DeChance with Deputy Chair Howard Bergson and members Rick Cunha, Ronald Lindsay, Charles Lazarou, and Erin A. Sidaras, approved the Esteves Holding Corp. subdivision
Planning Board approves Greybarn Patchogue 91-unit residential development. The board unanimously approved a site plan for a 3-story building with 91 multi-family apartments at 303 East Main Street in Patchogue with parking, recreation, landscaping, and drainage in accordance with the East
The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved 21 residential zoning variances at its July 6 meeting, granting permits for swimming pools, home additions, garages, and decks across multiple Brookhaven neighborhoods under Chairman Paul DeChance's direction, with members Rick Cunha, Charles Lazarou,