The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved zoning variances and property divisions for dozens of residential and commercial projects on Wednesday. Major approvals included variances for the Maleki Living Trust property on Middle Island Boulevard, subject to removal of heat sources from
Brookhaven Planning Board advances cluster and site plan approvals. The board unanimously approved the Orchard Crossing subdivision at East Moriches to divide an 11.06-acre parcel into 10 lots using cluster design, along with unanimous approval of a site plan amendment at 23 Brewster Lane for
The Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approved oyster aquaculture licenses for Robert Jenkins and Michael Inzone in Bellport Bay and granted zoning changes for a Dunkin restaurant with drive-through in Blue Point and a restaurant in Ronkonkoma. The board accepted multiple grant awards from the
The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved 21 zoning variance requests at its July 14 hearing, allowing residential property modifications across town neighborhoods including garage conversions and deck expansions for Ganga and Meena Khadge, Angelo and Patricia Occhiogrosso, and multiple other
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 11 applications with only one item held. The board unanimously approved a 174,150-square-foot warehouse and manufacturing facility for Bactolac Pharmaceutical Inc., a mini-storage facility for JSF Management at Holmesview Commons, a land division at Stony Brook
The Accessory Apartment Review Board voted unanimously on ten permit applications Thursday, approving five, denying one, and postponing four. The board, consisting of Irene Dabramo, Mario Cavaleri, Gail Lynch-Bailey, Michael Wentz, and Mark Geraci, unanimously approved apartments in Ronkonkoma,
Brookhaven Town Board approves $11.88 million in capital bonds for infrastructure and conservation. The board unanimously authorized three bond resolutions: $4.2 million for town facility improvements, $6.25 million for storm water and drainage infrastructure, and $1.43 million for roads and
Brookhaven zoning board approves 42 variance applications. The Board of Zoning Appeals approved lot divisions and dwelling additions including Henry Kara Realty Corp.'s Mastic Beach projects, EAD Properties Corp.'s Port Jefferson Station development, and Cadaval Properties' Shirley dwelling with
Brookhaven Planning Board approves Manorville subdivision and church conversion. The Planning Board unanimously approved Dongan Trails at Manorville, an 11-lot residential subdivision preserving 14.019 acres of open space on a 22.085-acre site. The board also approved Integrity Church's conversion
Brookhaven Board approves land acquisitions and redirects federal stimulus funds. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine presided as the board unanimously approved amendments redirecting American Rescue Plan COVID stimulus funds toward capital projects and authorized acquisition of open space property