Brookhaven Town Board unanimously advances environmental and coastal protection through multiple infrastructure projects. The board approved bond authorizations totaling approximately $935,000 in new and amended funding for saltmarsh restoration at Mastic Beach ($930,000 total authorization), a
Brookhaven Board approves over $10 million in capital bond increases. The seven-member Town Board, led by Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, passed five separate bond resolutions unanimously, increasing authorization for road and sidewalk improvements by $4.2 million, town parks by $2 million, and
Brookhaven Town Board approves industrial zoning for Medford property after public hearing. The board voted unanimously to rezone a North Dunton Avenue parcel from residential to industrial use, with five members voting in favor: Supervisor Edward P. Romaine, Councilmen Jonathan Kornreich, Neil J.
Brookhaven Town Board adopts four local law amendments on taxicabs, peddlers, shellfish, and zoning overlay procedures. The board unanimously passed the amendments during the March 17 meeting; Councilman Michael Loguercio did not vote on the first two. The board also determined four properties
Brookhaven Town Board approves Mount Sinai fuel station development. The board unanimously approved a special permit for 438F Realty LLC to operate a motor vehicle fueling station and convenience store on Route 25A, with SEQRA negative declaration and waivers of special permit criteria. The board
The Brookhaven Town Board approves $400,000 equipment bond increase and unsafe building determinations. At its February 17 meeting, the board unanimously adopted resolution 2022-166 increasing equipment acquisition funds from $510,000 to $910,000, expanding machinery and equipment purchases across
Brookhaven approves $892,000 bond for stormwater management project. The Town Board unanimously authorized $892,000 in bonds for the Pipe Stave Hollow Road bioretention system in Mount Sinai Harbor, following acceptance of a matching grant from the Suffolk County Water Quality Protection and
Brookhaven authorizes $7 million for athletic complex improvements. The Town Board unanimously approved a $7 million bond for Selden Athletic Complex improvements on January 13, with Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and six council members voting in favor. The board also authorized a $100,000 bond
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 65 resolutions in annual organizational meeting. Town Supervisor Edward P. Romaine and five of seven council members adopted policies, appointments, and operational procedures for 2022, including reappointment of Town Attorney Annette Eaderesto,
Brookhaven Town Board approves $13.5 million capital improvements package. The board unanimously authorized a $5.5 million bond for road reconstruction and right-of-way improvements, along with bonds for stormwater infrastructure ($700,000), traffic signals ($500,000), and town-wide lighting
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