Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approves medical building and Dunkin Donuts variances in September hearing. The board unanimously approved a two-story medical building at Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station with relief of a 50-foot buffer requirement and a front yard setback reduced to 25 feet
Brookhaven board okays FEMA disaster recovery center for Ida relief. The board unanimously authorized the Federal Emergency Management Agency to operate a recovery center at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center in Mount Sinai for Hurricane Ida-affected residents. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine presided
Planning Board approves six applications, holds three for October. The seven-member board unanimously approved modifications to Cobbleway Estates (clearing limits increased from 37 to 71 percent), Anthony Drive Land Division (six-foot-high fences in buffer zones), and The Knolls at Panfield Lot 2
Brookhaven zoning board approves 22 variances, denies developer dwelling proposal. The Board of Zoning Appeals heard 24 applications for relief from residential zoning restrictions Wednesday, granting homeowners permits for swimming pools, garages, decks, sheds, fences, and multi-story additions
Accessory Apartment Review Board approves ten permits, denies one as oversized. The board unanimously approved ten residential accessory apartment permits, with all four board members voting in favor: Irene Dabramo, Gail Lynch-Bailey, Michael Wentz, and Mark Geraci. One application, for a
Brookhaven Town Board approves three zoning decisions, $463,000 boat bond. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and the Board unanimously approved special permits for Bolla EM Realty's motor vehicle fueling station and convenience store on Portion Road in Holtsville, a zone change for North Country
Brookhaven zoning board approves major warehouse variances in Manorville meeting. The board unanimously granted multiple relief items to Staker Properties LLC for a proposed warehouse and office building at the northeast corner of Moriches-Middle Island Road and Manor-Yaphank Road, reducing minimum
Brookhaven Planning Board votes unanimously on 14 development applications. The board approved a new Starbucks restaurant with drive-thru and a 10,700-square-foot medical office building extension at Port Jefferson Station, along with covenant relief applications to increase property clearing
Town Board authorizes $1.84 million in bonds for capital projects. Brookhaven Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and the Town Board unanimously approved bond resolutions totaling $1.84 million, with $1 million dedicated to various park improvements, $325,000 for Hallock Park upgrades, $250,000 for
The Accessory Apartment Review Board approved nine accessory apartment permits ranging from 385 to 900 square feet across Brookhaven and five neighboring towns. All approvals passed unanimously. One application in Medford, a 725-square-foot unit owned by Eric Antwi, was postponed. An approval for a