Huntington · week of September 29, 2026
Council approves Adjournment of the Meeting
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What changed in Huntington
Adjournment of the Meeting
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Watch this moment →Approval of September 24, 2026 Minutes
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Watch this moment →Approval of Public Hearing #23771 (445 Coolidge Dr., Centerport)
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Watch this moment →Approval of Public Hearing #23760 (9 Radcliff Dr., Huntington)
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Watch this moment →Approval of Public Hearing #23758 (67 W. 11th St., Huntington Station)
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Watch this moment →Adjournment of Public Hearing #23729 (35 Hemingway Dr., Dix Hills)
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Watch this moment →Extension of Grant for 524 McKinley Terrace
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Watch this moment →Modification of Grant for 70 E. 11th St.
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Watch this moment →Dismissal of Application #23416 (17 Bluebird Lane)
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Development activity
Horner Deck & Staircase
445 Coolidge Drive, Centerport
Request to legalize an existing front entry staircase and deck located too close to the property line in an R7 zone.
approved (5-0) · still approved
Track this project →Habitat for Humanity Second Story
67 W. 11th Street, Huntington Station
Request for rear yard setback relief to add a second story to a tiny existing home.
approved (5-0) · still approved
Track this project →Kotechis Retaining Walls & Second Kitchen
35 Hemingway Drive, Dix Hills
Request to legalize existing massive retaining walls and a second kitchen for family members.
tabled · still tabled
Track this project →Walsh Two-Story Addition
9 Radcliff Drive, Huntington
Request for front yard setback relief on a corner property to build a two-story home addition.
approved (5-0) · still approved
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Also discussed
Contested Retaining Walls and Drainage at 35 Hemingway Drive
Neighbors clashed with a Dix Hills homeowner over massive, unpermitted retaining walls that are nearly double the allowed size and sit right on property lines. One section already collapsed in 2022, sending debris and stormwater onto adjacent properties.
What it means: Surrounding property owners benefit from a thorough safety review of failing structures.
Follow this issue →2026 Preliminary Operating and Capital Budgets
The town officially kicked off its budget season as the Town Clerk delivered the 2027 tentative spending plan. Residents can expect upcoming reviews and public hearings to shape how tax dollars will be spent next year.
What it means: All Huntington taxpayers and residents, who will gain insight into proposed municipal spending and service funding.
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