Integrity Expediting submits case for Mastic property development approval

In a recent zoning board meeting held on June 11, 2025, the Town of Brookhaven addressed a significant case involving local residents Ruth Castro Ortega and Jose Martinez. Represented by Mitch Bridal from Integrity Expediting, the couple's proposal drew attention as it pertains to their property located at the southwest corner of Brandywine Drive and North Titmus Drive in Mastic.

As the meeting unfolded, board members and community stakeholders engaged in discussions about the implications of the proposed zoning changes. The location, nestled within a residential area, raised questions about how the adjustments might affect the neighborhood's character and future development.

The board's deliberations highlighted the importance of balancing community needs with individual property rights. As the discussion progressed, it became clear that the outcome of this case could set a precedent for similar requests in the area, making it a focal point for both residents and local officials.

As the meeting concluded, the board members expressed their commitment to thoroughly reviewing the proposal, ensuring that all voices in the community would be heard before making a final decision. The case of Ortega and Martinez serves as a reminder of the ongoing dialogue between residents and local government, shaping the future of Brookhaven one meeting at a time.