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Town of Babylon board approves multiple accessory‑apartment permits and 31 renewals by affidavit

Town of Babylon Board (accessory apartment hearings) · November 12, 2024
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Summary

The board approved individual accessory‑apartment applications (including Malone, Pena, Godinez, Sweeby Richards, Rodriguez and Sue) and then processed 31 renewals by affidavit in a sequence of motions and unanimous 'Aye' votes; minutes were accepted and the meeting adjourned.

The Town of Babylon board approved several individual accessory‑apartment permit applications and completed consideration of 31 renewals by affidavit during the meeting.

Applicants who presented in person and received board approval included Sandra Malone (one‑bedroom accessory unit; permit approved; renewal in three years), Lehi and Jose Pena (second‑floor, one‑bedroom unit; approved), Godinez (first‑floor, two‑bedroom unit; approved), Andrea Sweeby Richards (converted‑garage one‑bedroom unit; approved), William Rodriguez (represented by Edgar Rodriguez; two‑bedroom upstairs unit; approved) and Ryan Andrew Sue (first‑floor, two‑bedroom unit; approved). In each of those cases a member moved, a second was recorded and the board voted 'Aye'; the chair instructed applicants to take down their posted sign and said permits would arrive by mail and require renewal in three years.

Following the contested revocation hearings, town staff presented a list of 31 renewals by affidavit (addresses and names were read on the record). For each renewal the board recorded a motion, a second and an 'Aye' vote; staff moved quickly through the list and the chair recorded approvals. The meeting also included a motion to accept the minutes of Oct. 22, 2024 (approved with an abstention noted for one member) and concluded with a motion to adjourn.

The board did not finalize the revocation matter for 1473 Second Street at this meeting and left that issue for further investigation; routine permit approvals and renewals proceeded as normal during the session.