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Wantagh cell tower granted its renewal
The Town of Hempstead’s Board of Appeals has granted MetroPCS New York LLC a renewal of a variance to maintain three wireless communication antennas on a 125-foot high monopole at 3010 Burns Ave. in Wantagh. more
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Bonefish suit set to move forward
Late last month, Nassau County Supreme Court Justice Steven Jaeger ruled to deny the village’s motion of dismissal of Bonefish Grill’s lawsuit, paving the way for the restaurant to continue its legal action against Rockville Centre. more
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AvalonBay recently released a rendering of its proposed Phase II development for Rockville Centre, which would be on Banks Avenue, at the former site of Rockville Racquet.
Avalon stuck in traffic
AvalonBay Phase II, a 177-unit expansion of the 349-unit Banks Avenue apartment complex, will move forward — with one condition. more
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The former Rockville Racquet Building, pictured here at left, will be the site of the AvalonBay Phase II — if the Board of Zoning Appeals approves it.
AvalonBay expansion moves forward
AvalonBay Phase II is moving slowly but surely through the Board of Zoning Appeals. In a public work session on Oct. 8, the board reviewed the current progress of the environmental impact review. At the next meeting on Oct. 22, the BZA will likely determine the environmental impact of the project, and schedule a public hearing on the requests for a substantial occupancy permit and relief from village zoning regulations. more
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Hookah smoking is popular among college students, but studies show that it can be just as harmful as cigarettes.
Up in smoke
The vote was unanimous — hookah bars are now banned from the Village of Rockville Centre. No one spoke up at the public hearing on the proposed ban at the Board of Trustees meeting on Monday. more
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Residents opposed a plan to subdivide a property at 535 W. Market St.
Zoning Board votes against proposed subdivision
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously denied a developer’s request last week to subdivide a residential property on West Market Street and build two new homes after residents blasted the … more
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Joe Thrapp spoke to the Board of Zoning Appeals about his concerns of possible contamination near the AvalonBay Phase II site.
AvalonBay Phase II moves forward
The Board of Zoning Appeals chose itself as the lead agency in the environmental review for AvalonBay II at their Sept. 3 meeting. The BZA also said it would decide if it would give AvalonBay a substantial occupancy permit after it holds a public hearing. more
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Residents opposed a plan to subdivide a property at 535 W. Market St.
Residents blast proposed subdivision in Long Beach
Residents turned out in force at the Aug. 28 Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, criticizing a developer’s proposal to subdivide a residential property and build two new homes, saying that it would … more
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Bonefish filed an Article 78 proceeding after the Board of Zoning Appeals limited the hours the restaurant could be open.
Village challenges Bonefish
On Aug. 22, the Village of Rockville Centre and Bonefish Grille returned to court, this time for the village to file a petition to dismiss the suit the restaurant filed against it. more
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If approved by the Board of Zoning Appeals, the former SK Speed would be converted into a two-floor restaurant with rooftop dining, aiming for an older crowd.
Rockville Centre could get Lucky’s
A new restaurant, which would cater to a more grown-up Rockville Center crowd, is making its final case to the Board of Zoning Appeals this week to open on Sunrise Highway, complete with a rooftop dining area. more
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