Brookhaven Planning Board approves five commercial development and modification projects unanimously. The board cleared the way for a new 7-Eleven motor vehicle fueling station with 2,995-square-foot convenience store at 140 Hospital Road in Patchogue, as well as a companion 2-lot land division of
Board acts on five accessory apartment permits. The Accessory Apartment Review Board unanimously approved three permit applications at its February 3 meeting and postponed two for further review. The approved apartments ranged from 16 to 30 percent of their respective properties' total living
Brookhaven Planning Board approves five projects in routine meeting. The board approved three residential covenant reliefs, including a 30-foot buffer reduction at Tallmadge Woods and clearing increases at Falconwood Estates and Sylvan Highlands, plus a two-story medical office building within
Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approves 35 variances in routine session. Chairman Paul DeChance and the full board, including Deputy Chair Howard Bergson, James Wisdom, Rick Cunha, and Charles Lazarou, granted variances for residential additions, swimming pools, and structural improvements with
Brookhaven approves $892,000 bond for stormwater management project. The Town Board unanimously authorized $892,000 in bonds for the Pipe Stave Hollow Road bioretention system in Mount Sinai Harbor, following acceptance of a matching grant from the Suffolk County Water Quality Protection and
Brookhaven authorizes $7 million for athletic complex improvements. The Town Board unanimously approved a $7 million bond for Selden Athletic Complex improvements on January 13, with Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and six council members voting in favor. The board also authorized a $100,000 bond
Brookhaven zoning board approves majority of variance requests; several held to January. The Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously on 35 variance applications at its January 12 meeting, granting relief for rear yards, garage heights, and residential additions. Deputy Chair Howard Bergson and
Brookhaven Planning Board approves five site plans uniformly. The board unanimously approved a phased industrial campus at Yaphank with warehouses of 105,300 and 250,000 square feet and a 33,100-square-foot mini-storage facility on L-1 Industrial land. Additional unanimous approvals included
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 65 resolutions in annual organizational meeting. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and five of seven council members adopted policies, appointments, and operational procedures for 2022, including reappointment of Town Attorney Annette Eaderesto,
Accessory Apartment Review Board approves seven residential permits, postpones three, denies one at Thursday meeting. The board voted unanimously on all eleven applications reviewed. Approved permits were for properties in Centereach, Manorville, Shirley, Farmingville, and Mastic; three