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Town of Babylon Zoning Board approves several variances and special permits, reserves others
Summary
The Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals approved multiple applications on Tuesday, including a dormer and accessory-structure conditions, a second-story addition, a new single‑family home with variances, and a one‑year special exception for adult/retail use; several matters were reserved pending Suffolk County Planning or supplemental documents.
The Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals on Tuesday heard more than a dozen applications and returned mixed outcomes: the board approved several applications with conditions, voted a negative declaration and a one‑year special‑use approval for an adult/retail tenant, and reserved decisions on multiple other matters pending outside agency reviews.
The board approved application 24‑154, filed by Jacqueline DeSantis of West Babylon, for a second‑story addition above the existing footprint of a single‑family, owner‑occupied house. A board member made the motion to approve and the board voted in favor.
On application 24‑156, for Kavett Weaver of Amityville seeking a dormer, the board first voted to delete two requested variances related to a patio/concrete area and an existing shed, then approved the application as amended. The approval included conditions that the basement be used for storage only (no living, cooking, or sleeping) and that the shed be relocated to a conforming location.
The board granted application…
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