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.

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.

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.

Historical Burial Protection in North Amityville

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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.

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.

Winters 19 Nancy Transfer Station Redevelopment

Substantial private rebuilding costs and ongoing municipal waste operational fees.

Disposal of Adjacent Parcel at 3487 Gravenick Road, Amityville

Industrial Expansion and Outdoor Storage in West Babylon

Over $9 million in real estate investment over the past 24 months by the business in the Town of Babylon.

Industrial Property Use Legalization and Parking on Wellwood Avenue

Commercial investment in industrial site upgrades.

Proposed four-tenant retail strip center in Lindenhurst

Mixed-Use Redevelopment on Route 109

Generates private residential investment and creates affordable housing units, but raises concerns about municipal service impacts.

Single-tenant renovation of 1000 New Horizons Blvd

The project represents a substantial reinvestment in a long-vacant industrial building, with significant spending on both building and tenant improvements.

Supportive Housing Management and Neighborhood Safety in Lindenhurst

Substantial costs incurred by the non-profit for private security and legal eviction proceedings.

Crescent Group Realty Warehouse Construction

Private commercial investment creating four tenant spaces for light industrial use.

Asaki Asia Restaurant Expansion

Private commercial expansion enhancing retail center occupancy and dining options.

Renewals — Corso, SAR Development, Griffin, Garcia (previous public hearing)

AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF SUBRECIPIENT AGREEMENTS UNDER THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM

Close hearing and reserve decision — PLAN-26-22, Metro Physical Therapy (ALTA Development LTD)

Extend DAB Development LLC Application

TOWN BOARD PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FEES

AUTHORIZING A SUBSTANTIAL AMENDMENT TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2025 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, ADOPTING AND THE FILING OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT SECTION 108 LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM

AUTHORIZING ADOPTION AND THE FILING OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 2026 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, WHICH INCLUDES THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT AND HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP, PROGRAMS LISTING OF PROPOSED PROJECTS FOR FISCAL YEAR…

APPOINTING MEMBERS AND SETTING SALARIES FOR THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

APPOINTING MEMBERS TO THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

ADOPTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE POLICY ON THE UTILIZATION OF PINE BARREN CREDITS IN THE TOWN OF BABYLON BY ADDING SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES SANITARY CREDITS PURSUANT TO THE TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS