Does a proposed shopping center on Route 58 need a sound wall?
The proposed Long Island Cauliflower Association site. (Credit: Tim Gannon) At its meeting last Thursday, the Riverhead Planning Board discussed whether Long Island Cauliflower Association’s proposed 42,058-square-foot retail project should be required to have a sound wall to protect residents in the adjacent residential community to the north from noise. The proposal, located on a mostly vacant lot on the northwest corner of Route 58 and Mill Road, would consist of three one-story buildings — with sizes of 17,922 square feet, 10,904 square feet and 13,232 square fe...
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