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Zoning Board approves 18 residential variances

Brookhaven Zoning Board approves 18 residential variances unanimously. Chairman Paul DeChance and board members Deputy Chair James Wisdom, Howard Bergson, and Charles Lazarou acted on 25 regular agenda items; Rick Cunha and Ronald Lindsay were absent. Approvals included fire-damaged home

Board of Zoning Appeals · Meeting of October 6, 2021

NY BROOKHAVEN — Brookhaven Zoning Board approves 18 residential variances unanimously. Chairman Paul DeChance and board members Deputy Chair James Wisdom, Howard Bergson, and Charles Lazarou acted on 25 regular agenda items; Rick Cunha and Ronald Lindsay were absent. Approvals included fire-damaged home reconstruction in Blue Point (1,095-square-foot second floor), tennis court and light poles in Center Moriches (luminaires capped at 2,600 lumens), and numerous setback and garage variances.

The board held one application to November 3rd and postponed one indefinitely. In decision-calendar matters, the board denied dwelling variances for two Mastic properties from Steve West and Long Island Land Management Corp while granting applications from other applicants, including Integrity Christian Fellowship Inc., Jose and Maria Silva, Michael Byrnes, and James W. Petty and Jean Foley.

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Source: the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting of October 6, 2021, compiled from the official minutes.

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