Suffolk County to decide fate of the Bavarian Inn
County Legislator John Kennedy says that the area would be a good location for a park. Credit: News 12
A once-popular Suffolk restaurant has become an eyesore in its Lake Ronkonkoma community.
The Bavarian Inn has been vacant for six years. It's mired in a tax dispute with Suffolk County and has become a magnet for graffiti and troublemakers.
The county, which now owns the waterfront property, is trying to figure out what to do next. County Legislator John Kennedy envisions a park, and neighbors tell News 12 they believe it would be a worthwhile investment.
But some believe the property should be sold to a developer to keep it from being a burden on the county.
The Nesconset-Sachem Civic Association plans to have a meeting about the property on Thursday.
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