Town Board appoints new Planning Commissioner; approves property cleanups and community programs
The Brookhaven Town Board unanimously appointed Beth Ann Reilly as Commissioner of Planning, Environment and Land Management and approved a Deputy Town Attorney appointment on February 27. The Board approved eight property-cleanup assessment liens ranging from $616.81 to $3,477.61 for litter and
Town Board · Meeting of February 27, 2020
NY BROOKHAVEN — The Brookhaven Town Board unanimously appointed Beth Ann Reilly as Commissioner of Planning, Environment and Land Management and approved a Deputy Town Attorney appointment on February 27. The Board approved eight property-cleanup assessment liens ranging from $616.81 to $3,477.61 for litter and overgrown vegetation removed from residential properties across six council districts, with Highway Supervisor Daniel P. Losquadro submitting itemized cost statements.
Town officials voted unanimously to accept a federal HUD grant award to fund a full-time Family Self-Sufficiency Program Coordinator position and approved traffic code amendments affecting stop and yield intersections at multiple locations town-wide.
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Source: the Town Board meeting of February 27, 2020, compiled from the official minutes.
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