The Smithtown Town Board held its regular meeting on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, at 2:00 PM in the Victor T. Liss Board Room. All five board members were present: Supervisor Edward R. Wehrheim, Councilman Thomas J. McCarthy, Councilwoman Lynne C. Nowick, Councilwoman Lisa M. Inzerillo, and Councilman Thomas Lohmann Sr. The board unanimously approved a wide range of resolutions including scheduling public hearings on tax exemptions, wireless telecommunications regulations, and a moratorium extension for battery energy storage systems; adopting budget transfers and grant applications; awarding bids; issuing SEQRA negative declarations for three site plans; approving personnel actions; and hearing public comments.
The board voted unanimously to advertise for the following public hearings (all will be held at Smithtown Town Hall, Victor T. Liss Board Room unless noted):
Three members of the public addressed the board:
All resolutions passed unanimously (5-0).
SEQRA Negative Declarations (Environmental Review):
Bid Awards:
Approvals:
Personnel Actions:
Of the United States or America which is standing one nation undergoing with liberty justice for all roll call supervisor we high here councilman McCarthywoman Miller Councilwoman in Zarolo. Yeah. Okay, we will begin this afternoon. Uh we have, I believe, three site plans. Mr. Chaddo, you're up. Good afternoon, supervisor, members of the town board, and Liam Chotta with the planning department, and I have three site plans to present this afternoon to the board acting as the board of site plan review. The first application is called renewed dental spa. The subject site is located on the west side of Bank Avenue, just north of Main Street here in Smithtown. The applicant is proposing to demolish an existing 1,150 square foot office building and construct a new 3,430 square foot two-story office building with a full cellar and associated site work. So this is the proposed site plan. I'm going to show you this is the proposed demolition plan of the existing building just to kind of give you an idea of the footprint of the existing structure in relation to the proposed site plan where they're proposing the building just at the north property line. So the footprint is getting about approximately like 600 square foot bigger than existing. Due to the building being on the north property line. The proposed site plan will include a uh a paver patio behind the building, landscaping along the west and south perimeter of the site, and along the south uh portion of the property will be a concrete sidewalk to connect from uh the main sidewalk along Bank Avenue to the back of the building. It's the proposed architecture of the building. Uh this is a street view photo of the existing office building. Okay, and a rendering of the proposed this is a view from the rear portion of the building. The applicant uh this proposal did go to the board of zoning appeals and receive variances, and the applicant has agreed to five conditions of site plan approval. The first is that they obtain the applicable building permits from the town building department. The second condition is that the applicant shall provide a uh a design and temporary sheeting embracing plan uh used along the property lines in order to protect and maintain existing conditions on the adjacent properties. The third condition is that the applicant shall submit to the engineering department a report from a geotechnical engineer regarding the pre-construction conditions of all adjacent buildings and structures and the plan to continuously monitor those buildings for potential settlement or damage during construction. A written and signed agreement with the adjacent property owners will be required and must be submitted to the planning and engineering departments. The fourth condition is that the applicant shall obtain a highway work permit from the highway town highway department, and the last condition is that the existing 27-inch diameter tree on the adjacent property to the north shall be preserved. Does the board have any questions on this application? No. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. The next application is 250 wireless, Terry Nichols. The subject site is located on the north side of Wireless Boulevard, east of Moreland Road and in the Hopog Industrial Park. And the proposal is for a parking lot expansion and retaining walls along the north side of the site. So this dash line is the extent of the the existing parking lot, uh, and they'll be including a parking lot expansion along the north. And this is really to facilitate, they're now a trucking station. Company, the business of the site is a food distributor. So they'll be facilitating a parking lot expansion for 29 uh truckloading stalls. Uh they'll be installing an eight-foot retaining wall just north of the parking lot, and the parking lot's on the lower side of the wall. Uh the applicant is also proposing a new generator along the west side of the building and a couple of facade modifications there in close infilling a couple of entry doors along the west elevation uh as well. This shows the elevation plans kind of hard to see, but the infill of the two entry doors are gonna be bricked to match the main building. Uh this proposal did go to the Board of Zoning Appeals uh for the special exception of a trucking station as well as the height of the retaining wall. Uh they receive variances, and the applicant has agreed to four conditions of site plan approval. The first condition is that they obtain the necessary permits from the town building department. The second condition is that the applicant install a tree preservation fence around all trees to be preserved on site. The third condition is that all proposed deciduous trees to be planted shall be a minimum size of three to three and a half inch caliper. And the last condition is that the applicant shall obtain separate building permits for the proposed retaining walls. Any questions on this application? Okay. Thank you. And the last application is Long Island CARES.