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Planning Board approves seven development applications and holds three for review

Planning Board approves seven applications in annual January session. The board adopted a Statewide Environmental Quality Review Negative Declaration for Silver Corporate Park, LLC's subdivision of 71.41 acres in Yaphank into 12 industrial lots, and approved Dorade, Inc.'s Whispering Pines

Planning Board · Meeting of January 13, 2020

NY BROOKHAVEN — Planning Board approves seven applications in annual January session. The board adopted a Statewide Environmental Quality Review Negative Declaration for Silver Corporate Park, LLC's subdivision of 71.41 acres in Yaphank into 12 industrial lots, and approved Dorade, Inc.'s Whispering Pines wastewater treatment plant replacement with a new 450,000-gallon-per-day Membrane Bioreactor facility. Approvals also included a Montauk Bus Service Inc. curb and sidewalk waiver in Center Moriches, a Mooney Pond Road Land Division condition amendment in Coram, an escape room change of use in Miller Place, and a Sonic Restaurant site plan in Shirley.

Three applications were held for further review, including Old Orchard Subdivision's request to divide 10.791 acres in Wading River into 13 lots.

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Source: the Planning Board meeting of January 13, 2020, compiled from the official minutes.

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