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Site Plan for Miller Place Walgreens Gets Approval

Construction for Walgreens on 25A in Miller Place slated to begin in Spring.

A just west of on the eastbound side of 25A got the go ahead by the Brookhaven Planning Board Monday evening.

The development plans, submitted by Breslin Realty, includes the 14,820 square foot Walgreens with a drive-thru, a 9,300 square foot retail building and 3,500 square foot proposed bank.

"Now that site plan approval has been granted we'd like to start construction sometime in early to late to spring, it depends on building permits," said Robert Rosenberg, Director of Property Management at Breslin Realty.

While one spot is allocated for a possible bank, nothing is set in stone and there are no plans for the retail building just yet.

"We have not begun looking for potential tenants for that," Rosenberg said. "The bank is a possibility but so is any other type of retail.

Over the Summer, at the site to assist in entering and exiting 25A from the Walgreens entrance on the eastbound side and the Friendly's Shopping Center on the westbound side.

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