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Hydrophonics LLC faces conditions after late renewal filing; board requires fire marshal report and cross‑access documentation

Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals · July 31, 2026
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Summary

Hydrophonics LLC asked for extension of renewal; the zoning board reprimanded the late filing, required a fire‑marshal report and cross‑access parking agreement, and signaled it would move the application once documents are on the portal.

Hydrophonics LLC representative John Alvarez appeared before the board seeking a renewal and asked whether the board could grant a multi‑year extension instead of the usual one‑year renewal. Alvarez acknowledged he filed late and apologized, saying the permit application process and corrections delayed him. "I do apologize. I ran out in December," he told the board when discussing the lapse in filings.

Board members stressed the application must conform with the conditions ordinarily applied to such renewals: submission of a fire marshal inspection/approval, a cross‑access parking agreement filed with the town attorney's office, and compliance with the planning and fire‑marshal conditions. The board said it would check the portal for the fire‑marshal report and, if the documentation is present, could move the application at the next meeting without requiring the applicant to appear again. Members also noted uniform hours of operation imposed across renewals to prevent competitive disparities. The panel signaled willingness to move the application once the missing paperwork was submitted to the portal.