The Beechwood Organization is planning a 288-unit housing/condominium complex on 71 acres of mostly old growth forest and farmland just east of Indian Head Road and north of Old Northport Road in Kings Park. Their proposal for 288 housing units on 71 acres is 2x what is allowed under current zoning and would require a […]
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Please join us for this important community meeting.
Kings Park Community Meeting 2/13/25 – Learn The Facts About Today’s Central Issues Read More »
The Kings Park Community Association has sent several letters to the Smithtown Town Board outlining their failure to fairly enforce town codes in the Kings Park Industrial Area. There are approximately four dozen properties in the industrial area operating without approved site plans and in violation of Smithtown Town Code. We estimate that the Kings
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You’re invited to a Community Forum To Review The Kings Park Downtown Revitalization Master Plan
Guest Speaker: Suffolk County Legislator Rob Trotta
Learn details about the proposed Kings Park Downtown Revitalization Plan to help you submit informed public comments by the September 6th deadline.
When: Monday, August 26th at 7PM
Where: Kings Park High School Community Room (Room 101)
Hosted by the Kings Park Community Association
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The Kings Park Community Association recently received a $5,000 donation from a Charter Oaks resident to help fund a new stone wall entrance sign at the corner of Twins Oaks Drive and Sunken Meadow Road.
Donation from a Charter Oaks resident Read More »
In order to evade two court orders to return $183.5 million to the sewer fund and pilfer an additional $15 million from its reserves ($198.5 million total), Mr. Bellone put a deceptively worded proposition on the ballot in 2020 (pictured above), which voters unwittingly and narrowly approved. Now, because the sewer fund has been depleted by Mr. Bellone, the county is illegally increasing sewer taxes and fees 452% just before the district’s expansion to downtown Kings Park gets underway.
This spring, at the tail end of a pandemic, Suffolk County adopted a plan to raise sewer rates in our community 452% over what is legally permissible. The county claims we have been underpaying for sewer services ever since the Kings Park State Hospital closed in 1996, and they now want us to pay
the difference.
Help Stop Illegal 452% Increase in Your Sewer Taxes/Fees Read More »
Legislation to help expand sewers to Main Street in Kings Park passed the State Senate and Assembly on May 30th, 2019 but still awaits Governor Cuomo’s signature.
Kings Park sewers approved – What’s next? Read More »
After meeting with Nissequogue River State Park (NRSP) Foundation representatives, State Assemblyman Steve Englebright agreed to sponsor legislation to create the park’s Master Plan.
Nissequoque River State Park Master Plan Approved Read More »
A 27-acre privately owned landfill on Old Northport Road in Kings Park, which was once used by the Town of Smithown for their municipal waste and later became a golf driving range until 2017, is now home to a 4 megawatt solar farm that can power up to 1,000 homes.
Kings Park Solar Farm Powers Up Read More »
