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Farmingdale board adopts local law limiting restaurant uses in Business D district
Summary
The Farmingdale Board of Trustees adopted a local law amending Chapter 600 (Article XIV §600-100) to change permitted uses for restaurants and luncheonettes in the Business D district after opening and closing a public hearing with no public comment.
The Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale adopted a local law on Jan. 5, 2026 amending Chapter 600, Article XIV, §600-100 (Permitted Uses, (B) Restaurants and Luncheonettes).
Trustee Walter Priestley moved to adopt the local law and Trustee Craig Rosasco seconded the motion; the board approved the ordinance under RESOLVED #2026-01-05. The board opened a public hearing on the proposal and, “there being no public comment,” closed the hearing before voting.
The change affects permitted uses in the Business D zoning district as codified in Chapter 600. The board’s minutes do not record amendments to the draft language or any public testimony; the minutes identify the action only by the chapter and section cited and the resolution number. The adoption follows the board’s routine public-hearing procedure: notice, hearing, no public speakers, and a recorded vote to adopt.
The board did not record further implementation steps, an effective date in the minutes, or a staff report describing how the change will be enforced; those details were not specified in the public minutes.
