Summary
A developer wants to build a home on an undersized half-acre lot on Orient Avenue where one-acre zoning is required. Neighbors pushed back hard, arguing it violates the established character of the new Brenna Estates subdivision and creates stormwater and density issues.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Dec 11, 2025.
Impact analysis
Construction of a new single-family home valued at approximately $1.29 million.
The property owner, developer WDP Construction, and the McLaughlin family selling the long-held vacant parcel.
Existing homeowners in the Brenna Estates area who purchased properties relying on strict one-acre zoning protections.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Zoning Board Meeting - Dec 11, 2025
Developers received approval to split an oversized residential parcel on Marcy Avenue in Huntington Station into two lots to build two new single-family colonial homes priced around $900,000.
Zoning Board Meeting - Sep 4, 2025
A developer wants to build a home on an undersized half-acre lot on Orient Avenue where one-acre zoning is required. Neighbors pushed back hard, arguing it violates the established character of the new Brenna Estates subdivision and creates stormwater and density issues.
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