Huntington Town Board hosts second public hearing on walkable downtown in Melville
The zone would run along Maxess Road, Melville Park Road, Baylis Road and Corporate Center Drive.
News 12 Staff
•
May 7, 2024, 9:55 AM
•
Updated 11 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:51
Vet Fest in Farmingdale aims to support, encourage veterans who need help
18h ago1:53
Public hearing today on new 152-spot parking lot at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital
3ds ago0:28
Stony Brook University faculty votes against censuring school president over protest arrests
5ds ago0:36
Nassau Supreme Court strikes down Blakeman's ban on transgender athletes competing at county-run facilities
8ds ago1:50
Vehicle owners say their cars are locked in repair shop since mechanic died at end of 2023
8ds ago1:57
Freeport tenants say growing garbage is attracting vermin
8ds ago0:51
Vet Fest in Farmingdale aims to support, encourage veterans who need help
18h ago1:53
Public hearing today on new 152-spot parking lot at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital
3ds ago0:28
Stony Brook University faculty votes against censuring school president over protest arrests
5ds ago0:36
Nassau Supreme Court strikes down Blakeman's ban on transgender athletes competing at county-run facilities
8ds ago1:50
Vehicle owners say their cars are locked in repair shop since mechanic died at end of 2023
8ds ago1:57
Freeport tenants say growing garbage is attracting vermin
8ds agoResidents in Melville had another chance to speak up over a plan to create a downtown area today.
As News 12 has reported, hundreds came out to a meeting last week to learn more about the makeover.
The proposal includes two parts. One is to accept the plan for the creation of the Melville Town Centre Overlay Zone. The second allows for mixed use development of residential and commercial space.
The zone would run along Maxess Road, Melville Park Road, Baylis Road and Corporate Center Drive.
Some say the town plans lack detail, but others see the future payoffs of it.
The meeting was held at Huntington Town Hall.
