Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 1.6 million dollar bond for town-wide lighting district expansion. The board voted on five minor site plans, including facade changes for Bank of America, Ecolin Jewelers, and Ross Dress for Less, plus National Grid's site improvements in Patchogue;
Brookhaven Town Board accepts environmental grants for land acquisition and water infrastructure. The board unanimously approved two state grants from the Department of Environmental Conservation for land acquisition in Moriches and Calverton plus a Suffolk County grant for the Mill Pond Outfall
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves 55 resolutions establishing annual administrative policies. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and all six board members adopted financial management policies for investments, funds, grants, and procurement, while authorizing Town Attorney Annette Eaderesto to
Brookhaven Town Board approved a zoning change and site plan for a planned retirement community at Vineyards at Coram on Middle Country Road, despite objections from at least two residents during the public hearing. The board voted unanimously on three measures: the zone change from Business 2, a
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously adopts 2025 operating and capital budgets. Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the six-member council authorized $781,468 in bonds for a patrol security vessel and $656,520 for LED lighting at recreational facilities including the Eastport Athletic Complex. Site plan
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves tax levy override for 2025. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and all six council members voted to adopt Introductory Local Law Number 19, allowing the town to exceed New York's General Municipal Law Section 3-c tax levy cap for the coming fiscal year. The
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously approves additional $2.95 million in bonded infrastructure authorization. The board authorized bond increases of $1.4 million for road reconstruction, $1.2 million for stormwater and drainage infrastructure, and $350,000 for parks and recreational areas. The board
Brookhaven Town Board advances TJ Maxx retail development and environmental preservation. The board unanimously approved a site plan with variances for a TJ Maxx on Horseblock Road in Medford, including a SEQRA Negative Declaration. The board authorized appropriations from the Joseph Macchia
Brookhaven Board approves $2.22 million in infrastructure and preservation bonds. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the Board unanimously authorized $1.82 million for stormwater and drainage improvements and $400,000 for restoration of the historic Josiah Woodhull House. The Board also
The Brookhaven Town Board approved amendments to the town zoning code on a 5-1 vote, with Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich voting against Local Law 15 of 2024, which revised Chapter 85 definitions and special permit criteria. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and Councilmembers Neil Manzella,
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