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Multiple Farmingdale restaurant projects flagged for special permits, inspections and contractor delays
Summary
Minutes show Pour Authority at 335 Main Street applied for 114 seats but needs a Special Use Permit and received a denial letter; a permit was issued for interior build‑out. Captain Ihab at 193 Main Street has not filed for a special permit and is experiencing contractor problems; Barnyard and Casa Stellina compliance items also noted.
The Village building department reported several restaurant and food‑service matters at the May 5 work session. Pour Authority at 335 Main Street submitted an application indicating it will have 114 seats; the minutes state the business needs a Special Use Permit and that a denial letter has been issued, though a permit for the interior build‑out was recorded as issued.
Separately, a seafood restaurant identified as Captain Ihab at 193 Main Street is pursuing a special‑use matter but the minutes note “nothing filed” and that the owner is having difficulties with a contractor. The board also discussed a Special Use Permit status for Barnyard, a review of Casa Stellina for compliance and expansion, and a broader note that restaurants will be inspected annually while other businesses will have inspections every three years.
