The Rocky Point Civic Association is a member of the Affiliated Brookhaven Civic Association
and the Rocky Point Revitalization and Beautification Association

Join us on Tuesday, June 12, to OPPOSE rezoning
from B-1 (single-family) to MF-1 (multi-family).
A Bus will be provided for our Senior Citizens.
The Bus will leave promptly at 5:15 p.m. from the VFW Hall.

(Seniors to gather at the VFW hall for the bus trip to Town Hall. Ben of the VFW has reminded us that the chairs and tables should be in perfect order when they leave.)

Contact Martin Haley--Contact Fairfield Properties

Marty has written local residents the following note:
(Thanks Marty!)

Dear Friends...This is a response to many e-mails I have received concerning the proposed re-zoning of the Sokel Property to multi-family. 1) I have always and will continue to support the community I have lived in for over 30 years - the same community I represent to County government. 2) I am proud of how well all the various groups are working together. This is a testament to a change that started over the last decade. We are all together and I am sure the local Town elected officials understand that. 3) Some of you believe that I have a vote in the matter of zoning. I do not because zoning matters are the perview of the Town of Brookhaven, not the County. Therefore, I can only support your position in body, mind and soul. This I am committed to do. 4) If this community does not want a re-zoning then neither do I. 5) See you Tuesday.

Best Wishes, Martin W. Haley

(Martin Haley and Rich Johannessen)
Suffolk County Legislator Martin Haley (R-C)
Suffolk County Legislator 6th District
District Office: 725 Route 25A Miller Place, NY 11764
Phone: (631) 854-1600 Fax: (631) 854-1603
Send E-Mail or visit his website.

On Wednesday evening, June 6, representatives from various civic and merchant organizations, as well as concerned residents, met at the North Shore Beach Clubhouse to oppose the proposed change of zoning from B-1 residential to M-1 multi-family. Below are photos from this meeting that was attended by over 100 concerned residents who are opposed to the change in zoning.