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Board approves large batch of accessory-apartment renewals by affidavit
Summary
The board voted to approve a list of accessory-apartment renewals filed by affidavit; all items on the renewal list were approved by voice vote.
At the Town of Babylon board meeting the board approved a batch of accessory-apartment renewals submitted by affidavit. The renewals were handled as a group; each renewal was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The batch included renewals for (as read at the meeting) Martinez (76 Vermont Ave, West Babylon); Loggia (16 Haas Ave, Deer Park); Metz and DeRusso (341 Broadway, North Babylon); Masoom and Yisman (980 Oakland Ave, Deer Park); Desai (218 15th St, West Babylon); Quershey (285 W 11th St, Deer Park); Kentarsi and Parris Stuba (25 W Neptune Ave, Lindenhurst); Labieniec (85 Westwood Ave, Deer Park); Simpson (906 Skidmore Rd, North Babylon); Dallow (202 Pebble Lane, Deer Park); Tarnowski (203 Cayuga Ave, Deer Park); Kior and Singh (269 Dahlia Lane, Deer Park); Grama (43 Rosella Ct, West Babylon); an unknown listed at 377 O'Connor Rd, North Babylon; Whitbeck (604 9th St, West Babylon); Platten Paliarulo (203 Denise Dr, North Babylon); Monte Santo (1508 Farmers Ave, Lindenhurst); Lehi (90 Pacific Ave, Deer Park); Sibby and Sebastian (180 Eastwood Ave, Deer Park); Pariona (9 Birch Circle, East Farmingdale); Miller (1201 Pratt St, West Babylon); Martello (65 Dock St, Copiague); Russo (315 Greenlawn Terrace, Copiague); Guskos (36 Deer Park Blvd, Deer Park); Rodriguez (709 Hitherdale Ln, North Babylon); and Bridal/Brunil (11 Neptune Ave, West Babylon).
Each renewal was approved on a motion and second, and recorded as carried by voice vote. The secretary confirmed filing and inspection documentation where required for renewals by affidavit.
Why it matters: Renewals by affidavit streamline permit maintenance for accessory apartments when documentation shows continued compliance. The board’s action keeps permits current and preserves official records of compliance.
Board action: The renewals were approved by unanimous voice votes as read into the record; no individual renewals were pulled for separate discussion during this portion of the meeting.
