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Town of Riverhead

Town of Riverhead · week of October 28, 2026

4 developments and 5 issues moved in Town of Riverhead

Summarized from the official meeting transcript — every claim links to the moment it was said. How we make this

Development activity

  • QDOBA signage

    949 Old Country Road, Riverhead, NY

    Dave's Hot Chicken applied for two illuminated wall signs at 949 Old Country Road.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Extra Space Storage signage

    61 Main Road, Riverhead, NY

    Extra Space Storage applied for a freestanding sign at its Main Road facility.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • PBMC banner

    1 Heroes Way, Riverhead, NY

    Peconic Bay Medical Center applied for a banner at its Heroes Way campus.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Michael Kors signage

    Tanger II, Suite 809, Riverhead, NY

    Michael Kors applied for an illuminated wall sign at its Tanger II outlet suite.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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Also discussed

  • Home occupation in detached structure requires Town Board special permit

    The Fire Marshal's Office now requires contractors to file all fire-safety inspection reports through an online tracking system, and the board will discuss compliance for commercial buildings. The goal is catching deficient sprinklers, alarms, and extinguishers before emergencies happen.

    What it means: Residents, workers, and shoppers in commercial buildings benefit from better-tracked fire safety systems.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Signage and traffic circulation at Mill Road/Route 58 commercial center

    Five sign applications were on the ARB docket, covering businesses on Old Country Road, Heroes Way, the Tanger outlets and Main Road. The board's decisions shape the visual character and lighting of these commercial corridors.

    What it means: The applicant businesses, whose signage visibility affects customer access.

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  • Additional parking on Heidi Behr Way

    The board is exploring adding parallel parking along Heidi Behr Way downtown. A quote in the packet prices linestriping 19 spaces and one hatched area at about $4,725.

    What it means: Striping the new spaces would cost about $4,725 under an existing county contract.

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  • Downtown Parking Utilization Plan

    The town is exploring temporary parking solutions, such as adding spaces on Heidi Behr Way, to help local businesses survive construction disruptions from major downtown projects.

    What it means: Estimated at $4,724.50 for striping services.

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  • Commercial Fire Protection Compliance

    The Fire Marshal's office has transitioned to an online platform to track commercial fire system inspections, which has generated some questions and confusion among local business owners.

    What it means: Town safety officials and property owners ensuring code compliance and improved ISO ratings.

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What's coming, and the deadline

Published by OpenNewYork. 2 meetings covered.