Babylon agenda
Unless specified, meetings are at Town Hall, 200 E. Sunrise Hwy., North Lindenhurst.
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Unless specified, meetings are at Town Hall, 200 E. Sunrise Hwy., North Lindenhurst.
PLANNING BOARD
7 p.m. Monday
TOWN BOARD
3:30 May 12
ZONING BOARD
6 p.m. May 6
ACTIONS
At its March 25 meeting the Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals:
Amityville: Granted Bobby Lyons permission to build a second-story addition and front porch, with condition that porch not be enclosed, with insufficient front-yard setback and north side yard with roof overhang and chimney encroachment, north side of Park Street, east of Columbus Boulevard.
Babylon: Granted Thomas Iannucci permission to retain a front deck with stairs, with condition that porch not be enclosed, with insufficient distance to front street line, south side of Warren Street, west of Belmont Avenue.
West Babylon: Granted Sean Varela permission to build first- and second-floor additions and a front porch, with condition that porch not be enclosed, with insufficient front-yard setback with roof overhang and stoop encroachment, southwest corner of Sexton Road and Chelsea Avenue.
West Babylon: Granted Reiners Auto Sales (tenant)/James Gentile (property owner) permission for a special exception permit, for one year subject to covenant and restrictions previously filed, for used car sales and outdoor storage and display of cars , east side of Route 109, north of Third Street.
At its April 8 meeting the Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals:
Babylon: Granted Tara Foran permission to build a rear addition and retain a front porch with insufficient front- and rear-yard setbacks with roof overhang and stoop encroachment, west side of Portal Court, north of Foster Blvd. S.
PLANNING BOARD
7 p.m. May 20, municipal building, 430 S. Wellwood Ave.
TWO-FAMILY
REVIEW BOARD
7 p.m. May 27, municipal building, 430 S. Wellwood Ave.
ZONING BOARD
7 p.m. Wednesday, municipal
building, 430 S. Wellwood Avenue.
Compiled by Darlene Gein
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