The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Huntington convened on Thursday, March 5, 2026, to consider six public hearings and one other business matter. The board approved minutes from the previous meeting, granted five applications, adjourned one application due to a jurisdictional issue, and granted a one-year extension for a previously approved permit.
Um good evening, everyone, and welcome to the zoning board of appeals of the town of Huntington for the meeting of March the 5th 2026. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance to our flag. One nation on the uh indivisible liberty justice for all. Please be seated. First order of business tonight is the minutes for February 26, 2026. That was a week ago. I looked at them. I think they're we're in good order. So unless every anyone has any changes, deletions, or corrections to make, I would entertain a motion to accept the minutes. I'll make that motion. Mr. McGrath on the motion. Mr. Castagna on the second. All in favor? Any opposed? The minutes are accepted. Dawn, are all the appropriate postings and publications done correctly to give us jurisdiction for our hearings tonight? Thank you. The order for the hearings tonight will be as follows. 23597. That is 5 Shaker Ridge Lane in Northport. 23632, 7 Upper Pond Court in Centerport, 23568. I don't want to say the address wrong. 40 Marcus Drive, Melville. 23614. 44 MacAMAR Beach Road in Northport. Which is nine McCall Court in Dix Hills, and finally 58 Turkey Lane in Cold Spring Harbor. Will the applicant or the representative of the applicant please address the board for 23597? 5 Shaker Ridge Lane in East Northport. Hi. Good after good evening. My name is Maria. I'm representing the owner, Gary. Um the lights, is it on? No, yeah, sorry. That's a little better. Is this okay? Yeah. Okay. My name is Maria. I'm representing Gary, the owner of Five Shaker Ridge Lane. The owner wants to propose a new attached garage onto his existing uh home. The reason for the garage is because he collects classic cars and needs somewhere to store them. Um the placement of the garage is because of a uh an electric line that is running through the backyard. So we put the garage as close to the best place that it should be located in regards to the home. It's complying with the front yard setback and is in line with the existing front porch roof line. So it fits the character of the house as well as many of the houses in the neighborhood. Um a lot of the houses, especially on the street behind them, Greenvale Drive. Most of the houses have two-car garages.