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ICYMI: Meeting To Discuss Proposed Housing Complex Scheduled

Check out this story reported last week on Patchogue Patch.

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Residents have raised concerns over the 190-unit senior apartment complex proposed last month.
Residents have raised concerns over the 190-unit senior apartment complex proposed last month. (Image via Google Maps)

In case you missed it, here's a story that appeared last week in the Patchogue Patch:

EAST PATCHOGUE, NY — A proposed senior housing complex proposed in East Patchogue will be discussed during a Town of Brookhaven zoning board meeting scheduled for next month. The 190-unit apartment complex was proposed for Sipp Avenue south of Woodside Avenue by the Garden City-based development company Engel Burman during a public hearing last week.

According to Paul Falvey, a local resident of Sipp Avenue, the applicant is requesting a zoning wavier to build the complex. The property was changed to permit an "assisted living " facility in 1998, which allows for a maximum of 46 units but now the application will allow for "55 and older" facility. The complex would be comprised of six two-story buildings with two stories and one three-story building.

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