Brookhaven Town Board approves $13.5 million capital improvements package. The board unanimously authorized a $5.5 million bond for road reconstruction and right-of-way improvements, along with bonds for stormwater infrastructure ($700,000), traffic signals ($500,000), and town-wide lighting
Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Review Board approves six permits, denies one as oversized. The board unanimously approved applications for accessory apartments in Port Jefferson Station, Centereach, Middle Island, Ridge, and Farmingville, ranging from 491 to 769 square feet, representing 20 to 37
Brookhaven zoning board approves majority of residential variances. The Board of Zoning Appeals, chaired by Paul DeChance, granted approximately 30 variance requests for swimming pools, decks, sheds and related residential improvements on December 8, with nearly all approvals unanimous. James
Planning board approves six major projects with unanimous support. The Brookhaven Planning Board unanimously approved modifications to the St. Joseph's College student center at 155 West Roe Boulevard, reducing the facility from 38,000 to 30,109 square feet, along with special permits and site
Brookhaven Town Board approves Bolla fuel-station applications. The board unanimously granted zoning changes from J Business 2 to J Business 5 and special permits for Bolla Oil Corporation on Medford Avenue and Bolla Market on Portion Road in Holtsville following public hearings. Supervisor Edward
Brookhaven Planning Board approves major warehouse facility in Yaphank unanimously. Members voted 7-0 on November 22 to approve MS Packaging & Supply Corp.'s 144,906-square-foot warehouse at the northwest corner of Natcom Drive and Roned Road, with associated site improvements and variances.
Brookhaven completes annual budget cycle with unanimous adoption of 2022 operating budget. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and five council members present (Councilmembers Jonathan Kornreich, Kevin LaValle, Michael Loguercio, Neil Foley, and Daniel Panico) approved the 2022 operating budget and
Brookhaven accessory apartment board approves six permits, denies one application. The Accessory Apartment Review Board unanimously approved six applications meeting the board's dimensional and percentage requirements. One application by Konstantinos Kokkosis for 3108 Chestnut Avenue in Medford was
The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved a drive-thru restaurant in Medford with unanimous vote. The board cleared variances for Centro NP Sunshine Square at Sills Road and Bellport Station Road, subject to landscaping. The 43-item agenda included approvals for the Estate of Litsa Lamb's
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 96-unit apartment complex on Middle Island. The board unanimously backed the multi-family residential development, which includes a recreation building, pool, Renaissance Boulevard extension, and dedication of wetlands to the town, with connection to Sandy Hills