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Architectural Review Board approves pool house conversion at 3 Equine Lane
Summary
On Feb. 24, 2025 the Village of Nissequogue Architectural Review Board approved Spinner’s application to convert a one‑story barn at 3 Equine Lane into a pool house/cabana with a full bath, serving bar and partial basement, conditioned on matching exterior materials.
On Feb. 24, 2025 the Village of Nissequogue Architectural Review Board voted to approve an application by Spinner to convert an existing one‑story barn at 3 Equine Lane into a pool house/cabana with a full bathroom, a serving bar and a partial basement. Board member Desmond Ryan moved to approve the application with the condition that “all materials [be] to match the existing house”; the motion was seconded by board member Ronald Rothman and was recorded as approved unanimously (3‑0).
The action imposes a materials condition intended to ensure the addition is consistent with the house’s existing exterior. Present at the meeting were Chairperson Susan Faulhaber, board members Ronald Rothman and Desmond Ryan, and Secretary Herta Walsh. The minutes list Richard Barbato and Susannah Charbin as absent. The transcript entry for the approval appears under the New Business item for Spinner and is recorded in the minutes as a single motion with a 3‑0 tally.
Next steps were not specified in the minutes: no building permit status, timeline for construction, or additional conditions beyond matching materials were recorded in the public minutes for this item.
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