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Muttontown board lists special-use approval for Evolve Physical Therapy at 6801 Jericho Turnpike

Incorporated Village of Muttontown Board of Trustees · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The Muttontown Board of Trustees opened and closed a public hearing Jan. 14, 2026 and the minutes list Resolution 26-11 to approve application 35524 for a special-use permit for Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports Performance at 6801 Jericho Turnpike; the minutes do not record mover/second or vote tally for that resolution.

The Muttontown Board of Trustees opened a public hearing at 7:05 p.m. Jan. 14, 2026 on a special-use permit request from Evolve Physical Therapy & Sports Performance to occupy the parcel at 6801 Jericho Turnpike (Section 15 Block A Lot 2409). Deputy Mayor Sudha Prasad moved to open the hearing; Trustee Chris Economou seconded the motion.

Attorney Erik Snippas of Greenberg Traurig presented the applicant’s proposal and outlined the center’s planned services: physical therapy; wellness programs led by physical therapists including manual therapy; one-on-one personal training for adults and youth; small-group fitness and speed classes; fall-prevention and balance classes for older adults; team training (up to 12 players); baseball-specific training and biomechanics work for pitchers. Deputy Mayor Prasad asked operational questions about hours and plans. Resident Susan Labianca of 19 Pond View Drive offered public comment during the hearing.

Trustee Brian Fagen moved and Trustee Chris Economou seconded a motion to close the hearing at 7:20 p.m.; the minutes record that the hearing was closed. The minutes list Resolution 26-11 as a motion to approve application number 35524 to operate a physical therapy and sports rehabilitation center at the site. The transcript does not specify who moved or seconded Resolution 26-11, nor does it include a recorded vote tally for that resolution. The record shows the public hearing and the board’s subsequent placement of the approval on the minutes as Resolution 26-11.