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Nissequogue planning board approves permanent special‑use permit for Branglebrink LLC27s Silver Oak Stables
Summary
On Nov. 3, 2025 the Village of Nissequogue Planning Board approved a Board of Trustees memorandum recommending a permanent special‑use permit for Branglebrink LLC/Silver Oak Stables. The motion, moved by Kaylee Engellenner and seconded by Jill Rosen‑Nikoloff, was recorded as approved 3‑0.
The Village of Nissequogue Planning Board approved a Board of Trustees memorandum on November 3, 2025 recommending a permanent special‑use permit for Branglebrink LLC27s Silver Oak Stables. "A motion was made by Kaylee Engellenner, to approve the memorandum from the Board of Trustees dated November 3, 2025, regarding the Branglebrink LLC/Silver Oak Stables permanent special use permit, seconded by Jill Rosen‑Nikoloff and unanimously approved. (3-0)" The minutes record the vote tally as 3‑0.
The minutes do not include the text of permit conditions or site specifics; they record only that the Board reviewed the Trustees' memorandum and approved it. The document naming the item is "memorandum from the Board of Trustees dated November 3, 2025"; the minutes do not state which board members cast the recorded yes votes. The approval therefore reflects the Board27s acceptance of the Trustees' recommendation as entered into the minutes, with no additional findings or amendments noted in the record.
The action was documented during New Business on the Nov. 3 minutes. The board did not record further discussion, public comment, or conditions attached to the approval in the minutes provided. Next procedural steps, such as filing of permit documentation or any follow‑up review, are not specified in the minutes.
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