Brookhaven Town Board approves zone change and restaurant projects. The board unanimously authorized industrial zoning for Hampshire Venture Partners on William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, along with site plan approvals featuring variances for Greek Bites restaurant in Mastic and 730 M.C. Holdings
Brookhaven approves historic landmark and multiple planning applications at procedural session. The board unanimously designated the Linwood and Dorothy Lee Residence in Setauket as a historic landmark and approved special permits for a Popeyes restaurant with variances and a 7-Eleven convenience
Brookhaven Town Board approves $8 million in bonds for infrastructure and open space. The board unanimously approved $4 million each for land acquisition on Montauk Highway in East Moriches for open space preservation and for town roads and drainage improvements. It also approved site plans for a
Brookhaven Town Board unanimously backs state legislation for Port Jefferson sewer easement. The board adopted a Home Rule Message supporting state bills S.9221A/A.10172A, which would authorize the Village of Port Jefferson to grant an easement across parkland for construction of sewer lines.
The Brookhaven Town Board approved dozens of planning applications and resolutions at its May 16 meeting, with Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and all six council members voting unanimously on major decisions. The board granted rezoning for SAFStor @ Bellport to construct a mini-storage warehouse
Brookhaven Town Board approves Port Jefferson medical office zoning in unanimous vote. The board rezoned a Patchogue Road property from B Residence 1 to J Business 2 to permit Dr. Gupta's medical office, with nine residents speaking during public comment. The board also unanimously approved site
Brookhaven Town Board designates four residential properties unsafe under town code Chapter 73 based on engineer reports, clearing the path for potential demolition; citizens Robert Dobies and Paulette DeVito and Lucille DeVito Braine voiced opposition at separate hearings. The board also
Brookhaven unanimously approves $2.3 million for bridge replacement and housing. Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico led the board in approving $2.289 million in bonds for replacement of Sheep Pasture Road Bridge and authorized an additional $150,000 in bonding for the Records Management Center. The
Brookhaven Town Board passes new building construction safety standards. The board unanimously adopted a new Building Construction Site Safety ordinance establishing regulatory frameworks for construction sites, along with amendments to zoning and ethics codes affecting municipal business
Brookhaven Town Board schedules public hearing on proposed 2024 salary adjustments for elected officials. The seven-member board, meeting February 6, unanimously approved the February 22 hearing, which will consider compensation changes for Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and the five council
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