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A rendering of AvalonBay’s Phase II, which is waiting for BZA approval.
AvalonBay asks for an expansion
AvalonBay has made its case for an expansion but it will not know the verdict for a few months. The Board of Zoning Appeals began the next round of hearings for AvalonBay’s Phase II expansion at its Nov. 19 meeting. The apartment complex is seeking permission to add 177-units next to its existing 349-unit complex. The new units would be at 80 N. Centre Avenue, the former site of Rockville Racquet. more
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AvalonBay recently released a rendering of its proposed Phase II development for Rockville Centre, which would be on Banks Avenue, at the former site of Rockville Racquet.
Avalon stuck in traffic
AvalonBay Phase II, a 177-unit expansion of the 349-unit Banks Avenue apartment complex, will move forward — with one condition. more
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The former Rockville Racquet Building, pictured here at left, will be the site of the AvalonBay Phase II — if the Board of Zoning Appeals approves it.
AvalonBay expansion moves forward
AvalonBay Phase II is moving slowly but surely through the Board of Zoning Appeals. In a public work session on Oct. 8, the board reviewed the current progress of the environmental impact review. At the next meeting on Oct. 22, the BZA will likely determine the environmental impact of the project, and schedule a public hearing on the requests for a substantial occupancy permit and relief from village zoning regulations. more
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Joe Thrapp spoke to the Board of Zoning Appeals about his concerns of possible contamination near the AvalonBay Phase II site.
AvalonBay Phase II moves forward
The Board of Zoning Appeals chose itself as the lead agency in the environmental review for AvalonBay II at their Sept. 3 meeting. The BZA also said it would decide if it would give AvalonBay a substantial occupancy permit after it holds a public hearing. more
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Rockville Centre Letters to the Editor
Dismayed by HUD decision To the Editor: I read with much dismay the report that U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations preclude tenants elected by the residents of Old … more
The Rockville Racquet building, at left, will be the site of the Phase II expansion of AvalonBay in Rockville Centre.
Rockville Centre AvalonBay set to expand
AvalonBay Communities has announced that it is expanding to the former Rockville Racquet site across the street from its apartment complex on Banks Avenue. Though the plan is still in the … more
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The AvalonBay complex houses close to 500 residents. But the facility doesn’t cause traffic problems on the street.
AvalonBay: doom and gloom that never came
By Alex Costello acostello@liherald.com The old Darby Drugs site on Banks Avenue was, for years, a toxic area that sat fallow. Developers came and went, but nothing happened with the property. … more
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Town Board rejects Harbor Isle project
The Town Board of Hempstead voted unanimously on Tuesday morning to turn down a proposal by Posillico, Inc. and AvalonBay Communities, Inc. to build 142 rental apartments in the Harbor Isle section … more
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Chris Capece of AvalonBay, right, accepted the green certification from NAHB Research Center’s Mike Luzier.
Rockville Centre AvalonBay receives green certification
On Monday, AvalonBay’s Rockville Centre apartment complex became the first community in the Northeast to receive a Green Certification from the National Association of Home Builders Research Center. more
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The First of AvalonBay Rockville Centre’s buildings opened last year and is full.
Controversy behind it, Rockville Centre's AvalonBay is filling fast
The second AvalonBay apartment building at the Banks Avenue complex is expected to be fully completed by mid- July, and is already partially rented. more
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