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 Planning Board approves three commercial site plan applications in routine session. The February 8 meeting granted approvals to a facade change and tenant division at Suffolk Plaza SC in East Setauket, an amended site plan adding 10,000 square feet to M & R Stony Brook Building #1 in
Brookhaven Planning Board denies medical office change of use, approves four applications at virtual meeting. The board voted to deny MD-365's proposed conversion from retail furniture showroom to medical office on South Sunrise Highway in Patchogue, citing concerns the tenant location would
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 13 applications in January session including Medford subdivision. The Board approved Corinna Court Estates in Medford, a 13-lot subdivision with a 7.37-acre town land dedication, along with applicant Corinna Blandeburgo's requirement to designate one lot for
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 12 applications and holds four for further review. The board approved projects across the town, including a 61.59-acre multi-family complex in Farmingville, an automotive sales facility for Mariano Rivera Honda on Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station, Long Island
Planning Board reviews 16 applications; approves six, holds six for continued review. The November 9 virtual meeting approved relief of covenant requests, site plan amendments, and land divisions spanning retail, office, industrial, and museum uses. Approved projects included the Tesla Science
Brookhaven Planning Board approves two major developments and six clearing-limit requests. The board approved Phase 1 of Mount Sinai Meadows, a 140-unit multifamily residential complex on 28.54 acres in Mount Sinai, along with six relief-of-covenant applications that increased residential property
Brookhaven Planning Board approves six applications. The board increased clearing limits from 36 percent to 53 percent at Gateway Manor and from 50 percent to 90 percent at Saljon Manor, reduced a 25-foot buffer to 3 feet at Shiloh Manor, approved site plan modifications at Zorn Boulevard and
Brookhaven Planning Board OKs Ronkonkoma Hub Phase 2A with 388 residential units. The mixed-use development on 12.06 acres will include 79,900 square feet of retail and restaurant space plus 15,901 square feet of office space, with a parking garage and public road improvements. The board also
Brookhaven Planning Board approves 14 applications, including relief-of-covenant cases. The board accepted environmental review documents for a 36-acre automobile storage facility in Yaphank and scheduled a public hearing for September 14. Six relief-of-covenant approvals adjusted residential