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Posted on: September 15, 2020

Town Demolishes Vacant House on Dahlia Drive in Mastic Beach for Open Space Preservation

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Farmingville, NY - Recently, Councilman Dan Panico (left) and County Legislator Rudy Sunderman (right) were on-hand for the demolition of a vacant house located at 65 Dahlia Drive in Mastic Beach. The property, which is located within the Mastic/Shirley Conservation Area was seized by Suffolk County as a property tax forfeiture, transferred to the Town for demolition and will be preserved as open space. A local law to preserve open space in the Mastic/Shirley Conservation Area was sponsored by Legislator Sunderman and adopted by the Suffolk County Legislature earlier this year. It protects flood prone areas against future flooding and storm damage by creating more open space within the designated conservation zone.

Councilman Panico said, “Our work will continue until there are no such properties to be demolished and cleaned up, raising property values and the quality of life in the area.”

Councilman Dan Panico and County Legislator Rudy Sunderman at 65 Dahlia Drive in Mastic Beach

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