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Multiple Main Street business permits and hearing adjournment discussed at Farmingdale work session
Summary
Building department reported permits issued for 7-11 and Sunoco, a Pour Authority application for 335 Main Street seeking 114 seats (special-use issues noted), an anticipated seafood tenant at 193 Main Street, and Verizon’s request to adjourn a public hearing on a clock‑tower cell installation to June 2, 2025 at 8:00 p.m.
At the April 7 work session, the Building Department provided a cluster of updates affecting Main Street and other commercial properties. Officials noted that permits for 7-11 and Sunoco have been issued and are awaiting pickup; demolition mark-outs are underway. The Pour Authority (335 Main St.) submitted an application for a 114-seat establishment requiring a Special Use Permit; minutes indicate a denial letter was issued for the special use question while an interior build-out permit was issued. A seafood restaurant expected to occupy 193 Main St. (referred to as "Captain Ihab") has expressed interest but had not yet filed the special-use application.
Separately, Verizon’s attorney requested adjournment of the April 7 public hearing on the clock-tower cell-service installation at the Marquis Shopping Center to June 2, 2025 at 8:00 p.m., which was noted in the minutes. The building department also issued an order to remedy signage at the Bodega on Conklin St. and highlighted that restaurants will be inspected annually, with other businesses inspected on a three-year cycle.
