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North Hempstead

North Hempstead · week of October 18, 2026

Council tables Certificate of Appropriateness for 142 Willow Street

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What changed in North Hempstead

Development activity

  • 100 Huntington Road Modifications

    100 Huntington Rd, Port Washington

    Modification of a rear deck with stairs and wall, outdoor kitchen window replacement, and cellar access.

    approved · still approved

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  • 142 Willow Street Renovations

    142 Willow Street, Roslyn Heights

    Proposal for an extensive second-floor addition, garage expansion, driveway relocation, and new siding for a home in the historic district.

    tabled · still tabled

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  • Road Work Ahead Commercial Yard

    970 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury

    Legalize commercial business with outdoor storage in a residential zone.

    tabled · still tabled

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  • Antonelli Outdoor Amenities

    8 Fenimore Rd., Port Washington

    Installation of an outdoor gas barbecue and fireplace within a side yard.

    tabled · still tabled

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  • Kohlios Residence

    79 Appletree Ln., Roslyn Heights

    Addition and front portico within existing footprint.

    approved (5-0) · still approved

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  • Omega Diner Expansion

    1809 Lakeville Road, New Hyde Park

    Legalize kitchen expansion and reconfigure parking lot.

    tabled · still tabled

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  • Louis Chang Residence

    60 Jayson Ave., Great Neck

    Second-story addition and front portico with front yard setback variances.

    approved (4-0) · still approved

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  • Pamboris Property Legalizations

    41 Stanwood Rd., New Hyde Park

    Legalization of a deck, detached garage, inground pool, equipment, and pool fencing.

    tabled · still tabled

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Also discussed

  • Omega Diner Parking and Expansion

    Omega Diner is seeking approval to legalize a kitchen expansion and reconfigure its parking lot. The changes involve parking stalls and aisles that do not meet current code, raising questions about parking spillover and traffic safety.

    What it means: Diner patrons and ownership.

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  • Commercial Parking Lot Expansion into Residential District

    A paving and construction business is seeking legal status to operate a commercial storage and dispatch yard in a residential neighborhood. Neighbors and board members are evaluating the compatibility of commercial truck traffic and outdoor storage near residential homes.

    What it means: The business operator and municipal clients.

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  • Historic Home Expansion and Zoning Flexibility

    Neighbors and commissioners raised serious concerns that a proposed contemporary colonial renovation would clash with the historic character of the Roslyn Heights neighborhood. The applicant agreed to take the feedback back to the drawing board to create a more sensitive design.

    What it means: The property owner seeking expanded living space and modern amenities.

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Published by OpenNewYork. 2 meetings covered.