Supervisor· 2022-2028
Edmund J. Smyth
Huntington
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
The Cornerstone Melville Mixed-Use Development
Increases commercial and residential assessment values in the Melville area.
Melville Crossing Development Approval
The project seeks industrial development agency (IDA) tax abatements, which critics argue will shift tax burdens onto local homeowners.
Estates at Elwood (Media Villa) Development
Generates new housing and ratables for the Elwood school district while preserving significant open space.
NYU Langone Medical Office Parking and Buffering
Private investment in commercial parking expansion.
427 Wolf Hill Road drainage and scale dispute
The board hired outside engineers on other cases, and unresolved drainage issues could mean costly fixes for whoever is found responsible.
Oheka Castle Multi-Family Development Variances
Significant multi-family residential development valuation tied to Oheka Castle preservation and redevelopment.
Cold Spring Hill Subdivision Access Concerns
Property owners may face private maintenance costs for the alley if alternative access is not secured.
Derby Avenue Subdivision Infrastructure Waivers
Developers will incur costs to replace damaged curbs rather than receiving waivers.
Animal Rescue Hospital Special Use Permit
Operated by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a $500,000 annual budget funded by grants and public donations.
Amazon Last-Mile Delivery Station on Spagnoli Road
Private capital investment in commercial logistics infrastructure.
Downtown Mixed-Use Redevelopment at 175 West Carver Street
Private commercial and residential investment in downtown Huntington.
Proposed Splash Car Wash on Jericho Turnpike
Requires a $15,000 expenditure for expert evaluation.
The Preserve at Indian Hills Phase II Expansion
Private investment in club facilities.
449 West Main Street Subdivision Design and Traffic Concerns
Private property development costs versus potential municipal road maintenance burdens.
Blighted Property Enforcement in East Northport and Cold Spring Harbor
Town remediation costs will be assessed directly onto the respective properties' tax bills.
Proposed Car Wash at 385 Larkfield Road
Private commercial investment with potential impacts on surrounding property values and traffic flow.
Sidewalk Waivers for Cuba Hill Road and Tiziana Estates Subdivisions
Private property transactions between landowners.
St. Matthew's Church Three-Lot Subdivision
Will generate revenue for the church and create two high-value residential properties.
Greenlawn Gas Station and Convenience Store Redevelopment
Private capital investment in site improvements and commercial modernization.
Greenlawn Center Two-Lot Subdivision
Generates private investment for two new single-family homes.
Decisions during term (21)
Recorded while Smyth was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
2026-510 AMEND Resolution 2026-53 regarding Economic Development Corporation agreement.
Community Development Agency Agenda
2026-439 ACCEPT a donation of two vehicles from the Huntington Youth Bureau Youth Development Research Institute, Inc. to be used by the Department of General Services.
2026-429 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to submit an application for an entitlement grant of Community Development Block Grant funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 and authorizing all assurances connected with said…
Apply for Regional Economic Development Grant
Cold Spring Development Public Hearing Transcript (June 3)
AMEND Resolution 2026-204 authorizing additional Huntington Youth Bureau Youth Development Research Institute employees to operate vehicles owned by the Town of Huntington and designated for use by the Youth Bureau Department, nunc pro…
ENACTMENT: ADOPT Local Law Introductory No. 21-2026 amending the Code of the Town of Huntington, Chapter 197 (Planning, Design, and Development).
Accept Public Notices for Cold Spring Hill Development
Approve Cold Spring Hills Development Public Hearing Minutes
2026-265 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to execute an agreement with Detailed Athletic Development Group, Inc. for the use of the Town of Huntington Clark Gillies Arena to conduct hockey camps from July 20, 2026 through July 23, 2026, and from…
2026-204 AUTHORIZE the Huntington Youth Bureau Youth Development Research Institute employees to operate vehicles owned by the Town of Huntington and designated for use by the Youth Bureau Department, nunc pro tunc. ____ ____ ____
2026-CD-1 ADOPT the Huntington Community Development Agency Investment Plan. ____ ____ ____
2026-LDC-1 ADOPT the Town of Huntington Local Development Corporation Investment Plan. ____ ____ ____
SEQRA Negative Declaration: Map of Cold Spring Hills Development
2026-138 AUTHORIZE the use of the Dix Hills Park Pool by the resident children of Whitman Village Housing Development Fund Corporation for the summer of 2026.
2026-53 AUTHORIZE the Supervisor to execute an agreement with the Town of Huntington Economic Development Corporation, nunc pro tunc.
Community Development Agency (CDA)
Community Development Agency Resolution 2026-CD-1
Community Development Agency Resolution 2025-CD-10 (Family Service League)
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