Brookhaven zoning board approves lot divisions, residential variances. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved three separate parcel divisions at its September 17 meeting: a three-lot division for Maria Cunha's Medford property, a three-lot division for Anthony Martino and Frank Winheim's
Brookhaven rezones East Patchogue parcels to industrial; declares two properties unsafe. The Town Board unanimously rezoned East Patchogue parcels from residential and business to industrial following a closed public hearing and SEQRA Negative Declaration presented by Planning Director Donald Hohn.
The Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approved more than 30 variance applications at its September 3 hearing, with most decisions unanimous. Board members Ronald Lindsay, Charles Lazarou, Erin A. Sidaras, Kevin Casey, Jeffrey Lanzet, and Chairman Howard Bergson granted variances for single-family
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously authorized $45.9 million in bonded debt for sewer infrastructure, including $43 million for the Mastic Beach Sewer District and $2.965 million for Sewer District No. 2 leaching pool expansion. The sewer district, identified as essential to enable redevelopment,
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved more than 20 variances on Wednesday, including a significant modification allowing cannabis retail sales within 500 feet of residential zones in Medford. Muhammad Junaid received relief from the 500-foot residential buffer requirement, modifying an earlier June
Brookhaven Town Board approves commercial developments and environmental grants. The board unanimously authorized site plans for Taco Bell with drive-through in Patchogue, Chick-fil-A and McDonald's drive-throughs in Medford, and a storage facility, along with a 20-year underwater land license to
Brookhaven Board of Zoning Appeals approves variances for commercial development and residential modifications. The board voted unanimously to grant Tanglewood Commons LLC variances for a 2-lot commercial division at Pine Road and Route 112 in Coram, including lot width relief (245.3 feet permitted
Brookhaven Town Board boosts stormwater infrastructure funding by $1.5 million. The board voted unanimously to increase authorized borrowing for storm water and drainage improvements from $11 million to $12.5 million to address flooding at multiple town locations, alongside a separate $911,000 bond
Brookhaven zoning board approves conditional dwelling variance on undersized lot. The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved FAER LLC's request for a one-family dwelling on a 57-foot lot at the southeast corner of Iroquois and Lincoln Avenues in Selden, subject to specific dwelling standards
Brookhaven approves 10-lot subdivision and commercial site plans in June session. The Town Board unanimously approved Evergreen Farms Estates, a 10-lot subdivision with cluster development in East Moriches, and granted site plan approvals for Valvoline Instant Oil Change in Mastic and façade