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Patchogue ZBA adjourns variance request for converted garage at 143 North Summit Avenue to June 3
Summary
The Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals voted to adjourn application 25-07, which seeks variances to maintain a converted attached garage and a 16-by-20-foot shed at 143 North Summit Avenue, after the applicant's representative was not available to present.
The Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals on May 20 voted to adjourn application 25-07, a request to maintain an attached converted garage and an existing 16-by-20-foot shed at 143 North Summit Avenue, to the board's June 3 meeting.
The application seeks relief under local zoning provisions cited in the filing as "4 35 15 j" and a lot-coverage variance noted as "4 15 25." The filing states the existing dwelling was constructed in 1977 and that "all dwellings must have a private garage when constructed up to 1953." Board staff said the subject property is located in the residential zone.
A representative for the applicant was not present and asked the board to adjourn the matter to the June 3 meeting. "I move we adjourn the application to our June 3 meeting," said Mr. Stein, a member of the Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals. The motion was seconded by Ms. McAuley, a member of the Patchogue Zoning Board of Appeals, and the board voted in favor.
The adjournment resets the public hearing and allows the applicant or a representative to appear on June 3 with any additional materials or testimony. The board did not take further action on the merits of the variance request at the May 20 meeting.
