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Babylon Zoning Board approves series of variances and special permits; reserves decision on one pool/fence application

3114948 · April 24, 2025
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Summary

The Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals on April 24 approved multiple residential variances and several special-use permits — including a car wash modernization, an auto-repair use, and a small basketball program for adults with autism — and reserved decision on an Amityville pool/fence application.

The Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals on April 24 approved a series of residential variances and special-use permits across Lindenhurst, West Babylon, Farmingdale and Deer Park, and reserved a decision on an Amityville pool and fence application.

The approvals included routine home‑improvement variances, conditions on accessory structures, and several conditional special permits for business uses. The board adopted negative environmental declarations where required, recorded conditions set by planning and fire departments, and in at least one case required follow‑up with the fire marshal before final operating approval.

Why it matters: The board’s votes clear the way for homeowners to complete renovations and for businesses to operate or modernize uses that affect neighborhood parking, drainage and public‑safety reviews. Several approvals were conditioned on specific restrictions — for example, that detached garages not be converted to living space, that porticos remain open, or that fire‑safety changes be completed before occupancy — which limit the long‑term scope of what was granted.

Most important actions and conditions

- Application 25051 (Kevin O’Neil, Lindenhurst): Approved. The board heard a brief presentation from the applicant explaining a vertical home addition and approved the application by voice vote.

- Application 25052 (Taiwo Miller and Vonda Miller, Amityville): Hearing closed; decision reserved. The board took testimony about an in‑ground pool, a 6‑foot PVC fence on a corner lot, and a shed. Planning and environmental memos were on the record; the board asked for additional time and will mail a written decision.

- Application 25043 (Frederick and Marilyn Milano, West Babylon): Approved with condition that the existing nonconforming shed be removed and, if replaced, rebuilt in a conforming location; the board also required that the basement have no sleeping or cooking quarters.

- Application 25045 (North Monroe Ave.,…

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