Huntington · week of October 24, 2026
Council accepts minutes of October 22, 2026
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What changed in Huntington
Acceptance of minutes of October 22, 2026
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23747 — 27 Carman Road, Dix Hills (Rojas Ortiz and Martinez)
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23765 — 9 Montana Street, Huntington (Franco)
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23764 — 56 Wintercress Lane, East Northport (Varughese)
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23785 — 169 West Pulaski Road, Huntington Station (Casey)
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23784 — 10 Jameson Court, East Northport (Konur)
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Watch this moment →Public Hearing 23786 — 950 East Jericho Turnpike (Motorrad Realty LLC / Habberstad)
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Watch this moment →Resolution — retention of H2M Architects and Engineers (ZBA 23729, 35 Hemingway Drive)
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Watch this moment →Accessory apartment applications ADU 2284, 2295, and 2297
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Development activity
Public Hearing 23764 — 56 Wintercress Lane
56 Wintercress Lane, East Northport NY 11731
Addition relief withdrawn due to cost; only the 1986 pool equipment 2 feet from the lot line needed approval.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Public Hearing 23784 — 10 Jameson Court
10 Jameson Court, East Northport NY 11731
Convert a balcony to living space, add an egress window well, and legalize a shed, hot tub, and fence on a narrow 50-foot-wide corner lot.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Public Hearing 23765 — 9 Montana Street front deck
9 Montana Street, Huntington NY 11743
Legalize an existing front deck on a substandard R-5-era lot with a 19.2-foot front yard where 50 feet is required.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Public Hearing 23785 — 169 West Pulaski Road garage rebuild
169 West Pulaski Road, Huntington Station NY 11746
Rebuild a fire-destroyed two-car garage at 810 square feet and 25 feet tall, matching the structure that burned.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Public Hearing 23774 — 427 Wolf Hill Road
427 Wolf Hill Road, Dix Hills NY 11746
Legalize retaining walls triple the allowed facial area, a sports court fence, and a covered patio — decision reserved after a contentious hearing.
tabled · still tabled
Track this project →Public Hearing 23786 — 950 East Jericho Turnpike motorsports facility
950 East Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Station NY 11746
Special use permit plus parking, buffer, landscaping, and sign relief to turn a vacant showroom into a motorsports service and parts building with outdoor storage.
approved · still approved
Track this project →Public Hearing 23747 — 27 Carman Road addition
27 Carman Road, Dix Hills NY 11746
Side yard and lot width relief to add a two-story addition and roof over deck on a substandard 97.9-foot-wide lot in the R-40 zone.
approved · still approved
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Also discussed
427 Wolf Hill Road drainage and scale dispute
A Dix Hills neighbor says four years of construction at 427 Wolf Hill Road has flooded his property with mud and water, shaken his house, and produced development out of scale with the neighborhood. The ZBA can only rule on the variances before it, but the chairman promised the engineering department will look into the drainage claims.
What it means: If the variances are granted, the property owner keeps his pool, sports court, and patio as built.
Follow this issue →Motorsports facility on East Jericho Turnpike
The vacant former Mini dealership gets new life as a motorsports repair and parts shop for ATVs and personal watercraft. A resident behind the Habberstad dealership worried about truck deliveries blocking Jericho Turnpike and noise, but the applicant promised all repair work indoors and Sundays closed.
What it means: Revives a commercial building vacant since 2024 along the Jericho Turnpike motor-vehicle corridor.
Follow this issue →Revocation of Accessory Dwelling Unit at 11 Jameson Court
Three accessory apartment applications — Greenlawn, Melville, and East Northport — got preliminary approval letters, none needing zoning relief or hitting saturation limits.
What it means: Three homeowners gain rental or family housing options on their own properties.
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