A long agenda, from Manor Farm to Melville — but no captions were posted
The official Granicus file for this meeting is empty. This recap lists what the posted agenda and video chapters say was before the board, and does not report how anyone voted.
A scene near the start of the Sept. 15 Town Board meeting in Huntington Town Hall. Image: Town of Huntington livestream
Huntington, N.Y., Sept. 15, 2026 — The Town Board’s Sept. 15 meeting is one of the longest in this pilot window: the official video index runs about four hours and 46 minutes. Unlike the November, October and August meetings, Granicus did not post a usable caption transcript (the caption file contains only a WEBVTT header). Formal minutes for 2024–2026 are also not in that archive. This recap is therefore limited to the official agenda and the timestamped chapter list.
Readers who want to know how an item was decided should use the watch links and the full video. Agenda titles that begin with “ENACTMENT” describe the action proposed, not a confirmed result.
Public hearings on the docket
The video index lists a presentations segment just after the Pledge, then six public hearings:
A hearing on a license for community or educational use of the house, buildings and Manor Farm Park, 210 Manor Road, Huntington. ▶ Watch this moment · 6:19
Local Law Introductory No. 31-2026, a truck exclusion on Barkers Lane in Huntington Station. ▶ Watch this moment · 51:19
Local Law Introductory No. 30-2026, a tax exemption for permanently and totally disabled veterans. ▶ Watch this moment · 57:22
Local Law Introductory No. 25-2026, amending Chapter 141, the noise code. The chapter mark for that hearing is at 58:10; the next chapter, the Cornerstone Melville hearing, is not until 2:36:20. ▶ Watch this moment · 58:10
Special Use Permit Application #MTCO-25-2, The Cornerstone Melville, for mixed-use development on the north side of Baylis Road, east of Maxess Road, Melville. A public portion follows at 4:09:12. ▶ Watch this moment · 2:36:20▶ Public portion · 4:09:12
Resolutions listed after the hearings
Among the items on the official agenda and in the late-meeting video index are Resolution 2026-490, described as granting a Manor Farm Park license; Resolution 2026-484, described as adopting Local Law Introductory No. 26-2026 to override the tax-levy limit in General Municipal Law §3-c; authorization for the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce to hold the Long Island Fall Festival; a fare-free day for Huntington Area Rapid Transit passengers; and, earlier on the agenda, abandonments of portions of paper streets in East Northport and Huntington Station, a lawsuit settlement captioned Sepanski v. Town of Huntington, and an emergency-response plan for the Highway Division’s Elwood Yard. ▶ Manor Farm license item, as listed · 4:31:51▶ Tax-cap override item, as listed · 4:33:20
The August 11 meeting, which does have captions, recorded that a tax-cap override had been taken off that earlier agenda and that residents still spoke against it. Whether the Sept. 15 override item was adopted, amended or withdrawn is not confirmed here.
Drawn from the official Sept. 15 agenda and Granicus video index, reviewed Nov. 10, 2026. The posted captions file is empty. Watch the full meeting.
