Atlantis Holdings was granted an exemption Monday on sales tax resulting from two projects it plans at the Long Island Aquarium and Hyatt Place hotel. READ
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Representatives of Atlantis Holdings, which owns the Long Island Aquarium and the Hyatt hotel in downtown Riverhead, sought to make a case that they have benefited the downtown area and have paid their share of taxes during a public hearing Monday before the Riverhead Industrial Development Agency. READ
The Riverhead Town Board appointed James Farley of South Jamesport last week to fill the vacancy on the town Industrial Development Agency left by the resignation of former member Larry Simms, who moved to Pittsburgh. READ
The Suffolk Legal Aid Society is planning to move into space in the upstairs portion of the former Riverhead Fire Headquarters on Second Street, according to Bob Castaldi, the building owner. READ
Island International Exterior Fabricators will stay in Calverton after all.
Earlier this year, the company’s owner, Tim Stevens, said he was considering moving the business out of Enterprise Park at Calverton, where it’s been since 1999, because it needed additional space that wasn’t available. He had said he had gotten enticing offers from places like New Jersey and Pennsylvania. READ
Riverhead Industrial Development Agency member Larry Simms commuted to Monday’s IDA meeting — from Pennsylvania.
Mr. Simms recently sold his home in South Jamesport, where he was registered to vote in Riverhead Town, and moved to Pittsburgh, Pa. READ
The Riverhead Industrial Development Agency is working to become more accessible to the public, members told the Town Board during a work session last week. READ
Twin Fork Beer was awarded tax abatements by the Riverhead Industrial Development Agency Monday night for construction of an 11,480-square-foot building on two acres of vacant land on Raynor Avenue in Riverhead. READ