Neighborhood · Town of Brookhaven
Unincorporated neighborhood in the Town of Brookhaven, distinct from the Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson. Here's what has come before the Town of Brookhaven's boards for Port Jefferson Station, straight from public agendas.
11 items from Brookhaven Zoning Board and Town Board / Planning agendas, Aug–Oct 2026. Applicant names are left out; each links to the town's posted agenda.
Northwest corner Lafayette Place and Hickory Street, Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Applicant requests division of a parcel into 3 plots, A, B and C, requiring lot frontage variance for proposed one family dwelling on plot A. (0200 20800 0600 006006 and 007001)
West side Lafayette Place terminus and West side Legacy Court, Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Legacy Court LLC, 25 Field Street, West Babylon, New York 11704 Location: West side Lafayette Place terminus and West side Legacy Court, Port Jefferson Station. Applicant requires…
Southwest corner Canal Road and Hickory Street, Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Applicant requests lot area variance for existing one family dwelling on plot C.
Southeast corner John Street and Miller Avenue, Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Applicant requests rear yard variance for existing one story residence addition.
North side Mississippi Avenue 225' East of Grove Street (South side Alabama Avenue), Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Applicant requests height variance for proposed 18’ high, 684 square foot detached garage (16’ high, 600 square feet permitted).
South side Foxrun Court, 958.89' West of Norwood Avenue, Port Jefferson Station
Port Jefferson Station · BZA
Applicant requests height variance for proposed addition to existing 14' high shed (12' high permitted).
Building permits for Port Jefferson Station are handled by Town of Brookhaven Building Division (the Village of Port Jefferson runs its own building department). Applications, issued permits, and certificates of occupancy (COs) are public records. Many can be looked up on the town's online portals. If a portal is incomplete, records can be requested under New York's Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).
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