Brookhaven Town agenda
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PLANNING BOARD
4 p.m. July 12
TOWN BOARD
5 p.m. July 20
ZONING BOARD
6 p.m. July 14
PATCHOGUE VILLAGE
JUSTICE AND COURT
3 p.m. July 14, Village all,
14 Baker St.
ACTIONS
At its June 9 meeting, the zoning board:
Bellport: Granted Gary Thom
a front-yard setback variance from Post Avenue and a height variance for proposed 6-foot high fence located in the front yard along property line, northwest corner of Head of the Neck Road and Clinton Avenue, east of Post Avenue, not open.
Centereach: Granted Gregory Buscarino side-yard variances for existing above-ground swimming pool and pool deck, northwest corner of Pecorella Court and Blydenburgh Road.
Farmingville: Granted Loh Falvo a front-yard setback variance from Somers Lane for existing one-story residence addition; also, a rear-yard variance for existing outside cellar entrance exceeding 5 feet permitted encroachment (10 feet), northwest corner of Somers and Weldon lanes.
Farmingville: Granted Michael and Michele Romano a rear-yard variance for existing semi-inground swimming pool; and rear-yard and side-yard variances for existing pool deck, north side of Ridgewood Avenue, west of Blue Point Drive.
Selden: Granted Ed Tegliarino a rear-yard variance for existing one-story residence addition; also, minimum and total side-yard variances for existing carport, south side of Washington Heights Street, east of Boyle Road.
Shirley: Granted Joseph Maloney
a side-yard variance for proposed pool deck, northeast corner of Vita and Birch Hollow drives.
Sound Beach: Granted Frank Henkin a side-yard variance for existing detached shed located in side yard, south side of New York Avenue, west of Echo Avenue.
Stony Brook: Granted Josiane Sterrett minimum and total side-yard variances for existing one-story residence addition, north side of Lubber Street, west of Quaker Path.
Compiled by Patricia Sollitto
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