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Board handles referrals and routine approvals: hotel remains on hold; storage sign, decorations and siding approved

3754762 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

The planning board referred a special-permit application for 35 Finero Court to the board of trustees, removed an item after a zoning board denial, and approved several minor sign, decoration and siding applications. The hotel at 38 West Avenue remains on hold.

At its April 22 meeting the Village of Patchogue Planning Board took several administrative actions and approvals.

Key items: - Finero Development LLC (35 Finero Court): The board referred the special-permit application to the Board of Trustees for consideration because of project complexity; the planning board will keep the application on the adjourned calendar pending the trustees’ decision. - West Avenue Partners / 38 West Avenue (hotel): The project remains on hold; no vote was required at this meeting. - 116 West Avenue (Stowaway Storage): The board approved the sign as submitted; the applicant will provide color renderings to staff. - Tiesto’s Restaurant (411 West Main Street): Decorative planters/flowers around the front and side doors were approved with the applicant’s assurance the decoration will remain only around the doorways. - 5 Mulford Street: Replacement vinyl siding in the color specified (shadow) and painting of front and garage doors white were approved as a like-for-like modification. - Application for 173 Waverley Avenue: Removed from the agenda after the applicant’s zoning-board appeal was denied.

Motions on these routine items passed by voice votes; the transcript records approvals without roll-call tallies. The board noted that several matters require follow-up with building, health and architectural-review staff for permitting, color renderings, or other pre-construction steps.