Brookhaven Town Board approves $4 million land management system contract. The board, led by Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, unanimously authorized $4 million in bonds and awarded the implementation contract to Computronix (U.S.A.) Inc. Additional approvals included increasing Sewer District No.
Brookhaven Planning Board approves gas station in Shirley. The board voted 3-0 to approve 520 William Floyd LLC's proposal to construct a new gasoline station and 1,750-square-foot convenience store at 520 William Floyd Parkway with parking and landscaping variances. The board also unanimously
Brookhaven Board adopts pandemic operations plan, approves land acquisitions. The Town Board unanimously approved 57 agenda items at its April 15 meeting, including adoption of a pandemic operations plan and authorization for three land acquisitions in Middle Island, Center Moriches, and Mastic
Brookhaven Planning Board approves five projects at April 5 meeting. The board voted unanimously to approve modifications to The Meadows at Yaphank to accommodate a Ridgewood Savings Bank branch with drive-up ATM, site improvements to Expressway Plaza Shopping Center in Farmingville including
Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Board approves three conversion permits. The board unanimously approved basement and first-floor apartment projects at three addresses: 4 Ring Neck Court in Wading River (661 square feet), 28 Barberry Lane in Holtsville (629 square feet), and 125 Sheep Pasture Road in
Town Board approves renewable energy and capital projects in unanimous session. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all five council members voted unanimously on 40 resolutions, including approval of easement and host community agreements with Sunrise Wind LLC, establishment of the Town of Brookhaven
Brookhaven Planning Board approves eight commercial projects. The board unanimously approved modifications to Wesche Funeral Home for a 2,864 square foot addition and parking, a facade change for Burger King, window revisions for Church of St. Gerard Majella, conversion of a facility to Colonial
Brookhaven Town Board approves extensive administrative agenda in March meeting. Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and all Town Board members unanimously adopted dozens of resolutions including authorizing three open space acquisitions and $200,000 in bonds for an engineering plan at the town-owned Mill
Brookhaven Planning Board approves seven development and modification applications at March meeting. The seven applications received unanimous approval and included revised bond figures for Jerusalem Hollow Road in Manorville; modifications to a 4,000-square-foot restaurant with drive-through at
Brookhaven Accessory Apartment Review Board approves five residential permits in routine March session. The board unanimously approved five new accessory apartments ranging from 627 to 823 square feet, including a garage conversion, across five neighborhoods including Setauket, Miller Place,