Blue Point's Flo's On The Go Gets a No-Go From ZBA

A proposed food truck version of Blue Point's popular  was rejected recently by the Patchogue Village Zoning Board of Appeals.

The ZBA board rejection was announced at Tuesday's Patchogue Village Board of Trustees meeting, but a reason for the denial was not given.

Patch will update when there is more information available, but a April ZBA meeting regarding what would of been "Flo's On The Go" was attended by several local business owners and residents who voiced protests against the truck proposal.

Critics cited issues such as the business not taking a traditional retail spot on Main Street and that the 70 Lake Street location across from was near some residences. Some business owners said approval would set a village precedent, and said they would consider converting their businesses to a truck model to avoid costs.

Flo's owners David and Connor Vigliotta told Patch in April that the mobile eatery would a 18 by 7 foot truck with two to three staff members serving the majority of the Flo's menu.

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