Looks like these two cats got tired of waiting around for a plan and have moved in to the former Nassau Suffolk Lumber Yard that developers say will be a mixed-used retail and apartment complex.
Last month the Smithtown Planning Department blasted North Fork Management & Maintenance’s proposed plans for Downtown on Main, a project aimed at constructing two buildings that mix retail store, office space and 56 apartments on the site of the former Nassau Suffolk Lumber Yard.
The current design for Downtown on Main, which has already been through several revisions, proposes two 3-story buildings that will include retail spaces, 56 accessory apartments and 173 parking spaces.
Could this space be the cat’s meow? Time will tell. Let us know what you think.
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