,Unchecked Smithtown's Plan

will turn Nesconset into Queens

  • Nesconset  flooding resources are being diverted to St james and Kings Park
  • Traffic will get worse with each zone and variance change.
  • Every green space in Nesconset is threatened with development
  • Left unchecked, there will be a Seven – Eleven at every intersection


We need to
Convince
SMITHTOWN
to buy 
Storybook's
Property
Center of NicholesRd
Gibbs Pond Rd
Smithtown Blvd

Smithtown Comprehensive Plan 
Suggests possibly of  purchasing Story Book Meadows property and making it parkland.  

STOP Story Book Meadows zoning density increase Both Town & County Planning Boards recommended the request be denied,.Next step is the Town Board
Location: Between Nichols Rd, Smithtown Blvd & Gibbs Pond Rd
The value of our homes and tranquility of our neighborhood is at stake

For all Story Book Meadows, filings, requests & results   click for documentation 
For all Geological Studies of Lake Ronkonkoma and vicinity clickfor studies 



Caution
its dangerous  

Please avoid Gibbs Pond if you can
A cup of coffee is not worth your life be  careful entering or exiting The 7-11 

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The County  purchased the 5.8 acre, 200 yr old Commerdinger homestead located in the center of Lilly Pond Park . Hopefully, the Walter S. Commerdinger Jr. pocket park w is an amazing addition to our neighborhood. It will become home to dozens of local activates, a museum, Audubon tours, guided boat tours.  If you would like a tour call 588-6161
               click For pix of The Walter S. Commerdinger Jr. Park

                    click  For Walter S. Commerdinger Jr. Park website

See the amazing 95 acre walking park around the corner from you

click   For pixs of Nesconset's  Lilly Ponds Park

 click   For 100 additional pix slide show 

 

The freshwater pond called Raconkamuck ( Ronkonkoa ) served as a boundary between lands occupied by four Indian communities: The word Raconkamuck translates as ``the boundary fishing

place'' in the Algonquian language. For over a hundred years oral tradition claimed that a crossroad within Lilly Pond Park was the place that the Nissequogue, Setauket, Secatogue and Unkechaug Sachems met to discuss tribal matters and disputes. Currently the NSCA is working with local Algonquians to establish the tradition as fact. 

   

For 100 old Ronkonkoma pixs and post card slide show click
For Map of old Lake Pavilions, Hotels & Inns click
The curse of Lake Ronkonkoma video click
Lake Ronkonkoma Civic click
Lary Holzapfel's Lake Ronkonkoma Book House click
 All Geological Studies of Lake Ronkonkoma and vicinity click