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Ben 77 LLC site plan for 77 Seaview Blvd. left open then approved after notice confirmed

Town Board of the Town of North Hempstead · May 13, 2025
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Summary

The Town Board heard a site‑plan presentation for Ben 77 LLC’s proposed 8,400 sq ft addition at 77 Seaview Boulevard in Port Washington, left the hearing open while confirming legal notice, and later closed the hearing and adopted the resolution after clerk confirmation.

At the May 13 meeting the North Hempstead Town Board heard a site‑plan application by counsel Joshua Brookstein representing Ben 77 LLC for an 8,400‑square‑foot addition to a 20,915‑square‑foot warehouse at 77 Seaview Boulevard in Port Washington.

Brookstein said the addition would store additional materials and products and that the applicant would not change hours, the number of employees (15 currently), or water and sewer usage. He said the submitted Mulrion Engineering traffic report concluded the project would not adversely affect traffic or parking and that the property already provides 15 parking spaces facing Seaview Boulevard and 34 spaces in the rear.

After the presentation, board members asked whether the clerk’s office had mailed the required newspaper notice to Newsday. The town attorney recommended holding final action until clerk confirmation. The board left the hearing open while the clerk’s office investigated. Later in the meeting the clerk’s office confirmed the notice had been sent; the board closed the public hearing and adopted the resolution on a unanimous voice vote.

Joshua Brookstein said the application is consistent with town code and “will not impact the community,” and the board recorded that the resolution already included a condition requiring parking spaces not be used for stored materials.

Next steps: adoption of the resolution allows the applicant to proceed with the approved site plan, subject to any standard post‑approval filings and permits.