Town Board Approves Four Development Projects
Brookhaven Town Board approved four major development projects and expanded tax exemptions.
Brookhaven Town Board approved four major development projects and expanded tax exemptions.
Brookhaven Town Board voted unanimously on October 1 to adopt 2027 preliminary budgets with public hearings scheduled for November 5. All seven board members approved the framework for the 2027 Tentative Operating Budget and 2027-2031 Tentative Capital Budget.
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approved a zoning change and site plan for a mini-storage warehouse facility in Coram, reclassifying the Middle Country Road property from J Business 2 to J Business 5. Under Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico's leadership, the full seven-member board voted 7 to 0 on
Brookhaven approves 12 development projects, authorizes 1.2 million dollars in bonds. The Town Board unanimously approved site plans, land divisions, and variance applications during an August 27 meeting, including a project for NYU Langone Hospitals at Patchogue that drew support from New York
Brookhaven Town Board restricts data center development with unanimous moratorium vote. The board adopted a new chapter of the town code establishing a moratorium on data center facilities pending further study. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and Councilmembers Jonathan Kornreich, Jane Bonner, Neil
Brookhaven's Town Board unanimously approved a new moratorium on data center development after an extended public hearing drew more than 60 resident speakers voicing concerns about the projects. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and Councilmembers Jonathan Kornreich, Neil Manzella, Michael A.
Brookhaven Town Board approves Sewer District No. 2 expansion and continues Mastic Beach hearing. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and four council members unanimously adopted the resolution to increase and improve Sewer District No. 2 facilities. In a separate action, the board held open a public
Brookhaven Town Board greenlights $3.4M solar project, $3M park bonds. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the full board voted unanimously to approve the two bond resolutions as part of a 34-resolution agenda that included environmental land acquisitions, public hearing scheduling, and authorization
The Brookhaven Town Board approved a solar photovoltaic facility at the Mastic Beach Pool through an agreement with i.on renewables LLC. The board also approved multiple property acquisitions for drainage improvements, including land on Grandview Drive in Shirley, Hot Water Street in Manorville,
Brookhaven Town Board votes unanimously to hold July 16 public hearing on data center moratorium. The May 28 meeting produced Introductory Local Law #11 of 2026, which would establish a moratorium and new regulatory framework in Chapter 17 of the town code. Approximately 25 residents spoke against
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