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Planning Board approves 14 projects unanimously

Brookhaven Planning Board approves 14 projects in routine session. The board unanimously approved 14 development and land use applications ranging from residential covenant relief to major commercial and institutional expansions. The most significant approval was The Stony Brook School's

Planning Board · Meeting of January 22, 2024

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Planning Board approves 14 projects in routine session. The board unanimously approved 14 development and land use applications ranging from residential covenant relief to major commercial and institutional expansions. The most significant approval was The Stony Brook School's three-phase capital expansion at Chapman Parkway, which will add dormitory, administrative, and STEM educational facilities with Johnston Hall to be demolished after construction of new residential and administrative buildings.

Five commercial projects with variances were also approved, including Dunkin' Donuts' restaurant conversion in Blue Point and Tantillo Auto Group's dealership in Port Jefferson Station. The board held the McDonald's proposal to February 5. ===BRIEF===

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of January 22, 2024, compiled from the official minutes.

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