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Town of Babylon planning board hears neighbor concerns over six‑lot Great Neck Road subdivision
Summary
At a March 23 public hearing, the Town of Babylon Planning Board heard a proposal to subdivide a 1.5‑acre parcel into six single‑family lots with a new cul‑de‑sac; neighbors and a local firefighter raised parking, traffic and fire‑access concerns. The board closed the hearing and reserved decision.
The Town of Babylon Planning Board on March 23 heard a proposal from Great Neck Road Holdings LLC to subdivide about 1.5 acres on Great Neck Road into six single‑family lots and build a town‑spec cul‑de‑sac that would be dedicated to the town.
Counsel Nicole Blanda told the board the project would create six lots that exceed the minimum Residence C lot area and include a 5‑foot ADA sidewalk, underground utilities and a perimeter buffer of arborvitae and Leland cypress. "Each lot will exceed the lot area requirement," Blanda said, reading parcel sizes for Lots 1–6 and noting the basements are shown as unfinished.
The architect, Charles Lembo, walked the board…
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