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Denise M. Bonilla has been a staff writer @Newsday since 2003 and has covered the Town of #Babylon since 2009.
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Babylon hears some static over proposed EV charger rules

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By Denise Bonilla Verified
| Newsday Verified
The Town of Babylon’s proposed new regulations on electric vehicle chargers were challenged Wednesday by several residents who told the town board that the measures are too restrictive and could discourage people from buying the vehicles. The town held a public hearing on the proposed legislation, at which five people spoke out against what they said was “overkill” in how the town would dictate where certain types of chargers can be located.
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Babylon moves ahead on plans for expanded Veterans Plaza in Copiague

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By Denise Bonilla Verified
| Newsday Verified
The final piece of a nearly 20-year-old plan to revitalize downtown Copiague is starting to come to fruition. The Town of Babylon has begun the process of purchasing the property at 782 Marconi Blvd. for $450,000 as part of an effort to expand Veterans Plaza near the Copiague Long Island Rail Road station. The creation of a large plaza in the hamlet’s downtown was part of a Vision Plan that began in 2007 with a series of meetings between the town and community members.
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Babylon officials aim to regulate electric vehicle chargers

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By Denise Bonilla Verified
| Newsday Verified
The Town of Babylon is proposing legislation to regulate electric vehicle chargers outside houses, apartments and businesses. The new regulations would dictate what type of charger can be placed in which property zones and how they are situated, including their proximity to structures. Town officials said they wanted to create the code after seeing an increase in applications for the EV chargers.
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