Brookhaven Planning Board votes unanimously on 14 development applications. The board approved a new Starbucks restaurant with drive-thru and a 10,700-square-foot medical office building extension at Port Jefferson Station, along with covenant relief applications to increase property clearing
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
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
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 Planning Board approves eight applications at June meeting, including Medford parking redevelopment. The board unanimously approved a parking lot expansion at Gabrielli in Medford with special permits for a fueling station and motor vehicle repair shop, along with clearing limit
Brookhaven Planning Board approves seven applications in May session. The board unanimously approved a 2-story medical office building on 12.23 acres at East Setauket and a 3,056 square foot 7-Eleven convenience store at Lake Ronkonkoma, along with conversion of a fitness space into two retail
Brookhaven Planning Board approves six applications in unanimous votes. The board unanimously approved six applications at its May 3 meeting, including an 18,109 square foot expansion to the American Regent facility in Shirley and a change of use for Rage Room Long Island in Selden. The board also
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 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 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