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The Arthur H. Kunz Memorial Library is a reference library that contains current and historical publications on a wide variety of planning topics. It is located, as designated by the Suffolk County Legislature, within the Planning Department office.

Arthur Kunz began his career with the Nassau County planning department in 1958. He moved to Suffolk's planning department in 1966 and was the department head in from 1989 to 1993. Throughout his career he worked to balance development and the environment in Suffolk County.

 

Literary Topics Found in the Library:

  • Demographic and economic census data
  • Local area master plans
  • Public finance
  • Dredging
  • Solid waste
  • Surface waters and wetlands
  • Coastal related activities
  • Parks and recreation
  • Transportation
  • Farmland preservation
  • Groundwater
  • Energy
  • Economy
  • Classic and current urban planning and development textbooks
  • Videos on planning issues
  • Property tax maps and subdivision maps on microfiche (For viewing only/ not reproducible.)
  • Proceedings of the Suffolk County Board of Supervisors/Legislature from 1952 to the present
  • Publications of the American Planning Association (APA)
  • Zoning codes of the towns and villages in Suffolk County
  • Weekly newspapers for various areas of the county

This library and our office are open to the public. However, if you would like to speak with someone in person, we recommend that you make an appointment.