Government
Developer of five-story apartment building at Osborn & Court seeks IDA tax breaks, hearing set for Monday
The developer proposing a five-story mixed-use building on the corner of Osborn Avenue and Court Street is asking the Riverhead Industrial Development Agency for a 10-year real property tax abatement, as well as mortgage tax and sales/use tax exemptions in connection with its $19.6 million project.
Government
Hearing set on site plan for five-story building next to library, historical museum
A public hearing on the site plan application for a five-story, 50-foot-tall mixed-use building on the corner of Osborn Avenue and Court Street will take place on Dec. 7 at 2:05 p.m.
Government
First project proposed for new Railroad Avenue district gets green light from town board
The proposed five-story, mixed-use building on the corner of Osborn Avenue and Court Street does not require additional environmental review because it will not have significant adverse impacts, the town board determined last night. The plan can now move forward in the approval process.
Guest Column
Former supervisor writes ‘revisionist history’
In the former supervisor's opinion piece she asserts that "hindsight" is not the way to plan for the growth and future of...
Government
Variances sought for proposed five-story building near railroad station draw opposition at public hearing
Nine zoning variances sought by a Huntington developer for a proposed five-story building on the corner of Osborn Avenue and Court Street drew opposition from Riverhead Free Library, Suffolk County Historical Society and several residents during a public hearing before the Riverhead Zoning Board of Appeals Thursday night.
Government
Five-story building on Osborn Avenue moves forward
A five-story mixed use building with 39 apartments proposed for Osborn Avenue and Court Street does not require further environmental review, as...
News
Five-story, mixed-use building proposed for long-blighted corner near Riverhead court complex
The multimillion-dollar development proposal, by far the biggest private investment in a blighted area the town has struggled to revitalize for decades, is the first major project to come before the town board under the Railroad Avenue Overlay District adopted by the board in January.
