Anthony N. Manetta

Rental Property Permits and Compliance

Repair costs fall on the rental owners, not the Town.

Accessory Apartment Applications Review

Property owners pay application fees, and approved apartments may influence local rental values.

Accessory Apartment Applications and Renewals

Permit and renewal fees generate minor municipal revenue while ensuring properties meet safety standards.

Commercial Signage Compliance

No direct town cost.

Retail Cannabis Dispensary Expansion

Generates local business activity and municipal fee revenue.

Property Maintenance and Unsafe Structure Enforcement

Costs charged against the properties under the town's unsafe-structure procedures.

Elected Officials' Salary Increases

The raises would be funded in part through the proposed tax increase.

Youth Soccer League Field Access at Tanner Park

None.

Proposed Self-Storage Facility at Former Deer Park Bowling Alley

Private capital investment estimated for site redevelopment.

Proposed Automated Car Wash on Route 110

Generates private commercial investment and tax revenue for the town.

Industrial Business Relocation and Expansion

Will improve a long-vacant or blighted industrial site, increasing local commercial property value.

Residential Setback and Expansion Variances in Copiague and North Babylon

Property owners bear architectural and construction costs to modify or legalize structures.

Rental Property Accountability and Neighborhood Compatibility at 1473 2nd St.

Fines and administrative costs associated with prolonged town enforcement and court proceedings.

Legalization of Unpermitted Residential Improvements

Homeowners avoid the cost of demolishing existing additions.

Retail Cannabis Dispensary Proposal on Edison Avenue

The applicant paid $2,700 in zone change fees and $650 in site plan review fees, plus a $2,000 contribution for emergency vehicle pre-emption equipment.

Historical Burial Protection in North Amityville

Unknown

Electric Vehicle Charger and Renewable Energy Regulations

Potential future remediation and water testing costs could be significant if contamination occurs.

Minor Subdivision and New Single-Family Homes in North Babylon

Brings application fees of $2,200 for rezoning and $1,150 for site plan review.

Hotel planned for former theater overflow lot

Could revive a long-vacant two-acre parking lot and add hotel-related development to the East Farmingdale corridor.

Great Neck Road Holdings Residential Subdivision

Generates new private investment and municipal infrastructure improvements.

Close Public Hearing No. 1 — Proposed Local Law

Close Public Hearing No. 2 — 2027 Preliminary Budget / Tax Cap Override

Close Public Hearings No. 3, 4 and 5 — Traffic Code Amendments

Close Public Hearing No. 6 — Lift Covenants, Michael Drive Associates (PLAN-26-18)

Adopt Consensus Resolution Agenda (Resolutions 737–763)

Resolution 764 — Unsafe Structure, 69 Hunter Ave, North Babylon

Resolution 765 — Unsafe Structure, 52 N 16th Street, Wheatley Heights

Application #26-202 — E&R Property Group LLC

Application #26-205 — SKMA Enterprises LLC

Application #26-207 — Edwin Nazario and April Jimenez

Application #26-204 — Leon Petroleum LLC

Application #26-206 — 641 Wellwood Avenue LLC

Application #26-61 William J. Szmala, Mary Szmala and Nicole B. Buonocore

Application #26-196 Odoi Minto

Consensus Resolution Agenda

Table Resolution No. 523 (1287A Deer Park Avenue Public Nuisance)

ACCEPTING TOWN BOARD MINUTES

AUTHORIZING 2026 BUDGET MODIFICATION

AMMENDING AWARD OF BID NO. 25G106-ALKYD THERMOPLASTIC PAVEMENT MARKINGS

SCHEDULING A PUBLIC HEARING IN REFERENCE TO AMENDING CHAPTER 2, ARTICLE IV, SECTION 2-8 OF THE TOWN OF BABYLON UNIFORM CODE OF TRAFFIC ORDINANCES

Granting Rezoning Application for Bolar Pharmaceutical Co.

Granting Rezoning Application for 369 Little East Neck Road, Inc.

Appointment of Plumbing Board Members

Appointment of Rental Board Members

APPOINTING BOARD MEMBERS AND SETTING SALARIES OF PLUMBING BOARD

APPOINTING BOARD MEMBERS AND SETTING SALARIES OF RENTAL BOARD

Granting Rezoning Application of Nycanna, LLC

Lifting Town Board Covenants for Inter-County Realty

Granting Rezoning Application for Stanley Gilpin

The following resolution was offered by Councilman Manetta and seconded by Councilman Martinez

The following resolution was offered by Councilman McSweeney and seconded by Councilman Gregory

Resolution No. 466: Authorizing $2,000,000 Bond for Beach Replenishment

Resolution No. 469: Purchase of 782 Marconi Boulevard, Copiague

Resolution No. 470: Quitclaim Deed for 52 North 15th Street, Wyandanch

The following resolution was offered by Supervisor Schaffer and seconded by Councilman Manetta

The following resolution was offered by Supervisor Schaffer and seconded by Councilman Martinez

The following resolution was offered by Supervisor Schaffer and seconded by Councilman Martinez

APPROVAL OF SUBDIVISION AND GRANTING REZONING APPLICATION OF BRISTOL SUFFOLK, LLC (HPLN-131/PB JOB #24-13ABE) FOR THE PREMISES IDENTIFIED AS SCTM#: 0100-038-01-001, 0100-010-04-043, 0100-010-04-044, &

Granting Rezoning Application for 1301-1321 Montauk Highway Corp.

Granting Multi-Tenant Occupancy in PIP-I Zone for New Horizons Boulevard

GRANTING MULTI-TENANT OCCUPANCY IN PIP-I ZONE APPLICATION OF SM (NY) QRS 14-93, INC.

Appoint Personnel and Set Salaries

The following resolution was offered by Councilman McSweeney and seconded by Councilman Gregory

RESOLUTION NO. 221 MARCH 11, 2026 APPOINTING BOARD MEMBERS AND SETTING SALARIES OF PLUMBING BOARD

Approval of Rezoning Application for GC-2L, LLC (Caribou Coffee)

The following resolution was offered by Councilman Manetta and seconded by Councilman Manetta

Authorization of Resolution 150

The following resolution was offered by Councilman Gregory and seconded by Councilman McSweeney

AUTHORIZING THE SUPERVISOR TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT OF SALE AND CONVEYANCE OF CERTAIN LAND FROM THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TO THE TOWN OF BABYLON, PURSUANT TO SECTION 72-h OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW , SUFFO

The following resolution was offered by Councilman McSweeney and seconded by Councilman Martinez

Adopting Resolution to Lift Town Board Covenant and Restriction for Planning Board Job #25-54DI; Nevada Street Properties, Inc.

The following resolution was offered by Councilman Martinez and seconded by Councilman McSweeney

Authorizing $520,000 Bond for Turf Field Replacements

Authorizing $2,500,000 Bond for Park and Recreation Area Improvements

Authorizing $100,000 Bond for Spangle Drive Senior Center Floor

Authorizing $75,000 Bond for West Babylon Youth Center Gym Floor

Authorizing $105,000 Bond for Public Safety Vehicle Computers

Authorizing $100,000 Bond for Venetian Park Dredging

Authorizing $50,000 Bond for Beacon Family Wellness Center Equipment

Authorizing $37,500 Bond for Heavy Machinery and Equipment

Authorizing $2,604,000 Bond for Heavy Machinery and Equipment

Authorizing $250,000 Bond for HVAC Building Alterations

Authorizing $400,000 Bond for Computer and Scanning Equipment

Authorizing $300,000 Bond for Building Security Improvements

Authorizing $30,000 Bond for Passenger Bus Acquisition

Authorizing $150,000 Bond for Replacement Passenger Vehicles

Authorizing $100,000 Bond for Public Safety Records Management System

Authorizing $8,000,000 Bond for Road Reconstruction

Authorizing $250,000 Bond for Old Town Hall Complex Roof and Repairs

Authorizing $50,000 Bond for Security Camera Tower