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Committees & Commissions Agricultural Advisory Board Anti-Bias Task Force Arts & Humanities Council Black History Commission Brookhaven elf on the shelf movie Town Youth Board Conservation Advisory Committee Fire Advisory Board Brookhaven Wildlife Center Inc Historic District Advisory Committee INTERFACE Steering Committee Open Space Advisory Committee Port Jeff Harbor Advisory Commission Senior Citizen's Advisory Commission SCORE Brookhaven Business elf on the shelf movie Advisory Council elf on the shelf movie Women's Advisory Board Publications
One Independence Hill Farmingville, NY 11738 Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Press Room is an efficient way to keep informed about Town government activities, legislation and special events. Here residents and the members of the media can review press releases and public announcements at their leisure. If you would like to be added to our email database list and receive periodic announcements, click here.
Farmingville, NY – Supervisor Mark Lesko and Councilman Tim Mazzei announced the completion of parking improvements at Raymour & Flanigan in Patchogue and welcomed a Shop Rite store that is anticipated in open in November 2011. The property elf on the shelf movie where Raymour & Flanigan is now located was identified by Supervisor Mark Lesko as a “monument to blight” in April 2010 and was formerly the location of a vacant, graffiti-ridden Home Depot. Supervisor Lesko, Councilman Tim Mazzei, and Neil Goldberg, CEO of Raymour & Flanigan, presided over the groundbreaking of Raymour & Flanigan on May 3, 2010, and the store opened elf on the shelf movie in January 2011. Shop Rite recently received a permit from the Building Department for build out of the interior and is scheduled to open in November 2011. At the August 2, 2011 Town Board meeting, the Town Board approved a resolution that would release a cash security in the amount of $300,000 the Town was holding to Raymour & Flanigan on Route 112 in Patchogue to ensure improvements of the site. “The Town welcomes Raymour & Flanigan and looks forward to the opening of Shop Rite, which replaced a decaying eyesore in the Patchogue community,” said Supervisor Mark Lesko, “We look forward to continue working to turn blight into light throughout the Town.” “The elf on the shelf movie new Raymour and Flanigan is a vast improvement over what stood on the site before,” said Councilman Tim Mazzei, “By encouraging developers to clean up blighted properties and bring in new businesses, we not only enhance the community, we create much needed employment opportunities and help boost the local economy.” “At Raymour & Flanigan, we are proud to be a part of the Patchogue community. It is our company vision to enhance the furniture buying experience, and we are thrilled to have a beautiful showroom in a great location to serve area consumers.” said Raymour & Flanigan’s elf on the shelf movie CEO, Neil Goldberg. “We are appreciative of all the support from Supervisor Lesko and Councilman Mazzei, and believe the Blight to Light initiative is a wonderful way to enrich the community, provide valuable products and services to consumers, and create elf on the shelf movie jobs.” elf on the shelf movie The Town held the cash security until Raymour & Flanigan completed the follow improvements: elf on the shelf movie Landscaped the property; Created handicap stalls to meet ADA requirements; Removed and replaced asphalt on the parking lot; Restriped the parking lot; Repaired concrete curbs. The Town typically holds bonds or cash security as an assurance that the requirements elf on the shelf movie of any new project will be completed. About Blight to Light On April 26, 2010, Supervisor Lesko proposed the Blight to Light initiative to eradicate suburban blight in the Town of Brookhaven. Lesko and the Brookhaven Industrial Development Agency elf on the shelf movie premiered a film, “Blight to Light”, at Stony Brook University’s Charles B. Wang Center, which for the first time ever portrays blight as opportunity. This site was one of the “monuments to blight” that Lesko highlighted. The Town of Brookhaven subsequently adopted incentives for redevelopment in the town as part of its code. For more information on blight to light, visit www.brookhaven.org and click on “Blight elf on the shelf movie to Light” on the “In the Spotlight” section. About Raymour & Flanigan Raymour & Flanigan is a respected furniture retailer in the Northeast with 99 stores elf on the shelf movie in seven states, including 89 showrooms and 10 Clearance Centers and over 4,0
Animal Preserve Free Compost and Wood Chips Walking and Exercise Trail Greenhouses, Garden Parcels, and AdoptASpot Meetings Rooms and Photo Opportunities Pool, Playground, Picnic Area Safety Town Tours and Educational Programs Housing and Human Services
Mastic to Shirley Evacuation elf on the shelf movie Parking Violations Bureau Harbors elf on the shelf movie & Waterways General Aviation Receiver of Taxes
Project Info References Stakeholders and Advisors Patricia Eddington, Town Clerk
Committees & Commissions Agricultural Advisory Board Anti-Bias Task Force Arts & Humanities Council Black History Commission Brookhaven elf on the shelf movie Town Youth Board Conservation Advisory Committee Fire Advisory Board Brookhaven Wildlife Center Inc Historic District Advisory Committee INTERFACE Steering Committee Open Space Advisory Committee Port Jeff Harbor Advisory Commission Senior Citizen's Advisory Commission SCORE Brookhaven Business elf on the shelf movie Advisory Council elf on the shelf movie Women's Advisory Board Publications
One Independence Hill Farmingville, NY 11738 Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Press Room is an efficient way to keep informed about Town government activities, legislation and special events. Here residents and the members of the media can review press releases and public announcements at their leisure. If you would like to be added to our email database list and receive periodic announcements, click here.
Farmingville, NY – Supervisor Mark Lesko and Councilman Tim Mazzei announced the completion of parking improvements at Raymour & Flanigan in Patchogue and welcomed a Shop Rite store that is anticipated in open in November 2011. The property elf on the shelf movie where Raymour & Flanigan is now located was identified by Supervisor Mark Lesko as a “monument to blight” in April 2010 and was formerly the location of a vacant, graffiti-ridden Home Depot. Supervisor Lesko, Councilman Tim Mazzei, and Neil Goldberg, CEO of Raymour & Flanigan, presided over the groundbreaking of Raymour & Flanigan on May 3, 2010, and the store opened elf on the shelf movie in January 2011. Shop Rite recently received a permit from the Building Department for build out of the interior and is scheduled to open in November 2011. At the August 2, 2011 Town Board meeting, the Town Board approved a resolution that would release a cash security in the amount of $300,000 the Town was holding to Raymour & Flanigan on Route 112 in Patchogue to ensure improvements of the site. “The Town welcomes Raymour & Flanigan and looks forward to the opening of Shop Rite, which replaced a decaying eyesore in the Patchogue community,” said Supervisor Mark Lesko, “We look forward to continue working to turn blight into light throughout the Town.” “The elf on the shelf movie new Raymour and Flanigan is a vast improvement over what stood on the site before,” said Councilman Tim Mazzei, “By encouraging developers to clean up blighted properties and bring in new businesses, we not only enhance the community, we create much needed employment opportunities and help boost the local economy.” “At Raymour & Flanigan, we are proud to be a part of the Patchogue community. It is our company vision to enhance the furniture buying experience, and we are thrilled to have a beautiful showroom in a great location to serve area consumers.” said Raymour & Flanigan’s elf on the shelf movie CEO, Neil Goldberg. “We are appreciative of all the support from Supervisor Lesko and Councilman Mazzei, and believe the Blight to Light initiative is a wonderful way to enrich the community, provide valuable products and services to consumers, and create elf on the shelf movie jobs.” elf on the shelf movie The Town held the cash security until Raymour & Flanigan completed the follow improvements: elf on the shelf movie Landscaped the property; Created handicap stalls to meet ADA requirements; Removed and replaced asphalt on the parking lot; Restriped the parking lot; Repaired concrete curbs. The Town typically holds bonds or cash security as an assurance that the requirements elf on the shelf movie of any new project will be completed. About Blight to Light On April 26, 2010, Supervisor Lesko proposed the Blight to Light initiative to eradicate suburban blight in the Town of Brookhaven. Lesko and the Brookhaven Industrial Development Agency elf on the shelf movie premiered a film, “Blight to Light”, at Stony Brook University’s Charles B. Wang Center, which for the first time ever portrays blight as opportunity. This site was one of the “monuments to blight” that Lesko highlighted. The Town of Brookhaven subsequently adopted incentives for redevelopment in the town as part of its code. For more information on blight to light, visit www.brookhaven.org and click on “Blight elf on the shelf movie to Light” on the “In the Spotlight” section. About Raymour & Flanigan Raymour & Flanigan is a respected furniture retailer in the Northeast with 99 stores elf on the shelf movie in seven states, including 89 showrooms and 10 Clearance Centers and over 4,0
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