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Trustees review restaurant permits, signage and outdoor dining rules downtown

Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale · June 2, 2025
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Summary

Board discussed multiple restaurant and signage matters: Pour Authority's 114‑seat application and Special Use status, Captain Ihab at 193 Main Street (no filing yet), Barnyard signage and certificate of occupancy, tent permits and annual inspections for restaurants.

The Building Department update covered restaurant and signage matters across Main Street. The Pour Authority at 335 Main Street submitted an application noting 114 seats; the minutes show a Special Use Permit was required and that a denial letter issued while an interior build‑out permit was granted (SEG 015–016).

Staff also reported a proposed seafood restaurant, Captain Ihab, at 193 Main Street with no special‑use filing yet and contractor difficulties delaying progress (SEG 017–018). Barnyard has a certificate of occupancy but needs a Special Use Permit and staff are working on new signage. Trustees were asked to provide input on tent permits and fee structures and staff noted restaurants will be inspected annually while other businesses will be inspected every three years.