Oct 12, 2012 2:56 PM
The Westhampton Beach Village Board unanimously approved a special exemption permit for Main Street business owner Simon Jorna last week that will allow him to complete long-awaited renovations to the Beach Bakery.
Following a brief public hearing last Thursday night, October 4, at which no one from the public addressed the board, the trustees voted to approve the application that will allow Mr. Jorna to combine three separate but connected lots that he already owns and convert his 12-seat bakery into a 32-seat bakery and luncheonette. In total, the three properties make up 13,272 square feet, or just shy of a third of an acre.
“We are thrilled,” Mr. Jorna’s attorney, J. Bradford Kenealy of Massapequa, said on Friday morning. “For him it has been 10 years in the making, and for... more
Following a brief public hearing last Thursday night, October 4, at which no one from the public addressed the board, the trustees voted to approve the application that will allow Mr. Jorna to combine three separate but connected lots that he already owns and convert his 12-seat bakery into a 32-seat bakery and luncheonette. In total, the three properties make up 13,272 square feet, or just shy of a third of an acre.
“We are thrilled,” Mr. Jorna’s attorney, J. Bradford Kenealy of Massapequa, said on Friday morning. “For him it has been 10 years in the making, and for... more
