Brookhaven Town Board advances Mastic Beach infrastructure with $12.975 million bond authorization. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico presided as all seven board members voted unanimously to approve the green stormwater management bond and to establish the Mastic Beach Sewer District based on an updated
Brookhaven Board unanimously adopts Mastic Beach revitalization framework. The Town Board approved the Mastic Beach Neighborhood Road Revitalization Area Urban Renewal Plan, Land Use Plan, Regulating Plan and Redevelopment Standards, and Local Law Number 8, establishing a new Mastic Beach Downtown
Brookhaven Town Board approved cable franchise agreement with Verizon and zoning code amendment in April meeting. All actions were unanimous across 32 resolutions. The board authorized land acquisition at Forest Road East in Mastic Beach from Classic Builders Group LLC and an acquisition agreement
The Brookhaven Town Board voted Thursday on major planning matters while setting dates for significant revitalization hearings. The board unanimously approved two Hampshire Venture Partners projects in Shirley—a warehouse development and hockey rink facility, each receiving environmental clearance
Brookhaven approves $1.3M in bonds and twin commercial zoning changes. The Town Board unanimously authorized $1,060,000 in bonds for sidewalk reconstruction on Atlantic Avenue from Station Road to North Dunton Avenue and Montauk Highway, plus $240,000 for lighting and security camera installation
Brookhaven Town Board approves $345,152 bond for Robert Rowley Park improvements and passes tax exemption for police officer spouses. All votes were unanimous. The Board approved multiple planning applications on consensus agendas and accepted a Manorville Partners II LLC land donation for open
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves major mixed-use development and multiple zoning applications. The Town Board unanimously approved the Ronkonkoma Hub Phase 2C site plan for three mixed-use buildings with medical offices and residential units at Carroll Avenue and Union Avenue, and the
Brookhaven Town Board approves $316,000 drainage bond and four code amendments. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the full board voted unanimously on the bond resolution to fund storm water and drainage infrastructure improvements around the Mill Pond Outfall Area, while enacting code amendments
Brookhaven Town Board approves fueling station zoning change in Coram. The Town Board unanimously approved a zone change for NCA Properties, LLC from J Business 4 to J Business 5, allowing a motor vehicle fueling station with convenience store on Port Jefferson-Patchogue Road, despite objections
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously adopts 58 organizational resolutions. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and all six council members voted in favor of reappointing Town Attorney Annette Eaderesto and the Commissioner of Finance, along with adopting annual policies for 2026 including new
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