Jill Estates Subdivision Yield Determination
Summary
A stalled 1990s subdivision on land left over from the aborted Northport-Babylon Expressway is back, now proposed at twelve large lots. A public hearing is expected soon, and neighbors — who petitioned against an earlier five-lot version — are likely to oppose it again.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Twelve new homes could affect neighborhood character, traffic, and school enrollment in East Northport.
The property owner gains a buildable twelve-lot subdivision.
Nearby residents of the abutting neighborhood, who opposed earlier versions, may face traffic, construction, and character impacts.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Plannning Board Meeting - Nov 4, 2026
A stalled 1990s subdivision on land left over from the aborted Northport-Babylon Expressway is back, now proposed at twelve large lots. A public hearing is expected soon, and neighbors — who petitioned against an earlier five-lot version — are likely to oppose it again.
Plannning Board Meeting - Jul 15, 2026
Developers are proposing an eight-lot subdivision on an oversized parcel on Tanyard Lane, which features steep slopes and mapped DEC wetlands. The board approved a yield determination of seven lots while discussing wetland jurisdiction and road access.
Planning Board Meeting - May 7, 2025
The board reviewed a yield map for Jill Estates, a residential subdivision stemming from former expressway land. The determination sets a maximum limit of 12 homes, allowing the developer to move forward with cluster design plans.
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Map of Soundridge, Lots 14, 15 and 16
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Jill Estates
Twelve new homes on awkwardly shaped land cutting into an existing neighborhood — expect strong neighbor turnout at the upcoming hearing.
27 Tanyard Lane Estates
Develops a vacant oversized lot into multiple residential homes while addressing environmental and wetland constraints.
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