First Meeting On Proposed Luxury Apartments Postponed

PATCHOGUE, NY — A meeting to discuss a proposed new luxury apartment complex in Patchogue originally scheduled this week has been postponed due to coronavirus.

According to a post on the village website, the first meeting for the proposed Cornerstone Waterfront at Patchogue complex was supposed to take place on Wednesday. However due to "positive cases of Covid in Village Hall," the meeting has been rescheduled for next Thursday, Jan. 14.

The first meeting will only involve the applicant for the project, Terwilliger & Bartone Properties, and the village board members but will be live-streamed on YouTube and Zoom.

A second meeting which will have a public hearing portion will be held on Jan. 27 via Zoom. There will then be a two week public written submission period and a date for the last meeting will be announced.

The complex is planned for the two-acre property on Mulford Street and West Avenue.

The 50-unit building will include a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom residences, according to the Cornerstone Patchogue website.

Plans also include replacing the property’s current 1,200 square-foot marina building with a modern clubhouse for marina patrons with showers, rooftop deck and amenities. Residents of the complex will have the right of first refusal for rental of the marina’s 55 boat slips.

Other amenities of the complex will include a roof top lounge and barbecue, a modern fitness studio, private parking and more.

"Feedback from the community has been incorporated throughout the review process to ensure," the website reads. "The Cornerstone is a good neighbor, and the current revised proposal has addressed every single concern raised by the Planning Board."

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