Pleasant Ridge public meetings in 2024
67 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will vote on several authorizations, including a water agreement with Toll Brothers to up‑size the water main for system‑wide improvements to the Kensico Water District. The board will also consider funding adjustments for storm‑sewer and asbestos water‑main projects, and approve multiple purchase orders and hiring actions. Additional items include bids for park maintenance and a year‑end budget transfer.
- Authorization to award Caustic Soda (25%) contract to JCI Jones Chemicals (Resolution 477-24)
- Authorization to obtain bids for Mount Pleasant Parks maintenance for 2025 (Resolution 478-24)
- Authorization to enter a water agreement with Toll Brothers for water‑main up‑size (Resolution 479-24)
- Authorization to amend funding allocation for Whittier Drive Phase II Storm Sewer Rehabilitation (Purchase Order 830-22-04, Resolution 480-24)
- Authorization to hire a part‑time dispatcher effective December 24, 2024 (Resolution 487-24 and 488-24)
The Town Board unanimously approved a water agreement with Toll Brothers to upsize water mains to 16 inches in the Kensico Water District, paying a $317,700 one-time fee from ARP funding. The board also amended funding allocations for three water and sewer projects to use ARPA funds, and awarded a caustic soda bid to JCI Jones Chemicals. All resolutions passed unanimously with a 5-0 vote.
- Approved caustic soda bid to JCI Jones Chemicals at $1.54/gallon (5-0)
- Authorized bids for park floral/shrub maintenance and mowing for 2025 (5-0)
- Approved water main upsizing agreement with Toll Brothers, $317,700 from ARP (5-0)
- Amended Whittier Drive storm sewer funding to use up to $500,000 ARPA (5-0)
- Amended Phase 3 asbestos water main project funding to use up to $1.3M ARPA (5-0)
- Amended Lozza Drive water treatment project funding to use up to $1M ARPA (5-0)
- Approved purchase orders for cameras, tactical camera kit, and skip timing system (5-0)
- Hired two part-time dispatchers at $25/hour (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will hold public hearings for a proposed single-family subdivision and a New York City Department of Environmental Protection project. The board will review site plans and zoning compliance for both locations.
- Public hearing for 420 Nannyhagen Road subdivision (PSD 24-1)
- Public hearing for DEP Kensico project on Westlake Drive (PSP 24-9)
- Review of R-40 zone compliance for both proposals
- Consideration of Spearman Architectural Design, PC plans
- Review of Ove Arup and Partners engineering for DEP project
The Planning Board closed public hearings and directed staff to draft approval resolutions for two applications: a two-lot subdivision at 420 Nanny Hagen Road and a NYC DEP site plan for the Kensico-Eastview Connection tunnel project on Westlake Drive. Both matters were advanced despite neighbor opposition and an appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals on the subdivision. No final approvals were granted at this meeting.
- Closed public hearing for subdivision PSD 24-1 at 420 Nanny Hagen Road (unanimous)
- Instructed consultant to draft approval resolution for subdivision PSD 24-1 (unanimous)
- Closed public hearing for DEP site plan PSP 24-9 on Westlake Drive (unanimous)
- Instructed consultant to draft approval resolution for DEP site plan PSP 24-9 (unanimous)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider four new applications for zoning variances. These requests involve setbacks for a pergola, fence, carport, and front portico.
- Z-24-43: Variance for existing pergola at 68 Allison Ln
- Z-24-44: Variance for 6-foot-high fence at 430 Marietta Ave
- Z-24-45: Variance for detached carport at 496 Old Chappaqua Rd
- Z-24-46: Variance for new front portico at 121 Philip Pl
Town Board
The board will continue public hearings on the preliminary 2025 budget, a local law to exceed the 2% tax cap, and a hardship variance request from New Leaf Energy. In the Supervisor's Report, the board will vote to adopt the 2025 budget, deny the New Leaf Energy variance, and authorize bids for caustic soda delivery to two water‑treatment plants and fire‑hydrant repairs. Additional items include several purchase orders and authorizations for town services and equipment.
- Adopt 2025 Budget – Resolution 475-24
- Local law to exceed the 2% tax cap for the 2025 budget – Resolution 460-24
- Deny New Leaf Energy hardship variance application – Resolution 476-24
- Obtain bids for delivery of caustic soda (25%) for two water‑treatment plants – Resolution 462-24
- Purchase Order 70-24-65: 2025 Ford F‑350 – Resolution 472-24
The Town Board adopted the 2025 budget, which stays within the 2% tax cap after adjustments, and denied New Leaf Energy's hardship variance request to bypass the six-month moratorium on battery energy storage systems. The board also approved several purchase orders and hires, including a seasonal maintenance laborer and a 2025 Ford F-350 with plow.
- Adopted 2025 budget (unanimous)
- Denied New Leaf Energy's hardship variance for battery storage (unanimous)
- Authorized bids for caustic soda delivery for two water treatment plants (unanimous)
- Accepted revised fire hydrant maintenance agreement for Thornwood Fire District (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of 75 American flags for $2,102 (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of Graco line striper for $9,429.95 (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of 2025 Ford F-350 with plow for $61,262.20 (unanimous)
- Authorized RFP for town pool concession stand for 2025-2027 (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will review resolutions for senior housing, a subdivision, and a site plan amendment. The board will also consider a public hearing for a proposed lot split.
- Resolution for Brightview Senior Living subdivision and site plan
- Resolution for Kensico Preserve age-restricted town home development
- Resolution for 40 Saw Mill River Road site plan amendment
- Public hearing for 420 Nanny Hagen Road subdivision
- Review of NYC DEP Kensico Eastview Connection Contract #2
The Planning Board approved four resolutions for the Kensico Preserve development, a 162-unit age-restricted townhome project by Toll Brothers, after a lengthy discussion about edits requested by the applicant and DEP. The board also approved minutes, a steep slopes application, a 90-day extension for Brightview Senior Living, and scheduled a public hearing for a site plan amendment. No substantive decisions were made on the Nanny Hagen Road subdivision due to lack of quorum.
- Adopted minutes from 11-18-2024 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved Steep Slopes application SS 24-05 for retaining walls and pool at 1 Point Place, Chappaqua (unanimous)
- Approved Site Plan PSP 24-02 for NYC DEP Kensico Eastview Connection Contract #2 (unanimous)
- Approved Subdivision SD 23-03 for Kensico Preserve (unanimous)
- Approved Site Plan SP 23-05 for Kensico Preserve (unanimous)
- Approved Steep Slopes SS 23-12 for Kensico Preserve (unanimous)
- Approved Wetlands W 23-03 for Kensico Preserve (unanimous)
- Granted 90-day extension for subdivision SD 20-6 for Brightview Senior Living (unanimous)
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will hold public hearings on the preliminary 2025 budget, a local law to exceed the 2% tax cap, and a hardship variance request for a battery storage moratorium submitted by New Leaf Energy. The board will also consider reappointing Theodore Lai to the Board of Assessment Review through September 30, 2029, receive a Receiver of Taxes report, and approve a three‑year contract with PKF O'Connor Davies, LLP. Additional items include a comptroller memo and routine reports from the town clerk and council members.
- Public Hearing to consider a local law authorizing the town to exceed the 2% tax cap
- Public Hearing for the preliminary 2025 budget
- Public Hearing to consider hardship variance from the battery storage moratorium submitted by New Leaf Energy
- Authorization to enter into a three‑year contract with PKF O'Connor Davies, LLP
- Authorization to reappoint Theodore Lai to the Board of Assessment Review (term expires September 30, 2029)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is reviewing applications for the replacement of existing signs for three new tenants. The board will evaluate requests for businesses located on Elwood Avenue, Broadway, and Columbus Avenue.
- Replacement sign for 'Hawthorne Deli' at 373 Elwood Avenue
- Replacement sign for 'Leon's Latin Cafe' at 925 Broadway
- Replacement sign for 'Thorn Hill Cafe' at 652 Columbus Avenue
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will accept meeting minutes and consider an amendment to a site plan for a business office at Bradhurst and Brighton Avenues. The board will also hold public hearings for a steep slopes application at 1 Point Place and a subdivision request at 420 Nannyhagen Road.
- Accept minutes from 11-7-2024 meeting
- Amend resolution for Site Plan SP 23-07 (Bradhurst & Brighton Avenues)
- Public hearing: Steep Slopes SS 24-05 at 1 Point Place, Chappaqua
- Public hearing: Subdivision PSD 24-1 at 420 Nannyhagen Road, Thornwood
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Pleasant Ridge Zoning Board of Appeals will review two new applications. One request seeks a variance to legalize an existing covered deck and adjust the side‑yard setback on a 0.23‑acre parcel in the R‑10 zone. The other request seeks a variance for front‑yard setback after demolishing a single‑family home and rebuilding on a 23,451‑sq‑ft parcel in the R‑20 zone. Both items are appeals of decisions by the Town of Mount Pleasant Building Inspector.
- Z‑24‑41: Steven Pettus requests a variance to reduce the combined side‑yard setback from 25 ft to 22.94 ft for a deck on 90 Lake Shore Dr.
- Z‑24‑42: Dimovski Architecture, for John Pilla, requests a front‑yard setback variance of 10.9 ft for a new home on 168 West Lake Dr.
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will vote on the Preliminary 2025 Budget and schedule a public hearing on it. The board will also hold public hearings on a local law to exceed the 2% tax cap and on a hardship variance from the battery storage moratorium. Additional items include several purchase orders, bond approvals, and staffing authorizations.
- Adopt Preliminary 2025 Budget (Resolution 426-24)
- Public hearing on Local Law to exceed 2% tax cap (Resolution 428-24)
- Public hearing on hardship variance from Battery Storage Moratorium (Resolution 429-24)
- Accept performance bond of $390,000 for Stafford Lot Improvements at 200 Lake Road (Resolution 433-24)
- Authorize hiring of part‑time police dispatcher effective Nov 13 2024 (Resolution 442-24)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will accept minutes from three recent meetings and vote on a one‑year extension of the approval for the parking lot expansion at 40 Saw Mill River Road. It will also hold public hearings on a proposed retaining‑wall project at 1 Point Place in Chappaqua and a zoning‑district extension for 75 Kensico Avenue North in Valhalla.
- One‑year extension of resolution for 40 Saw Mill River Road Site Plan #SP 22-03 parking lot expansion with landscaping and storm‑water improvements (Seventh Jam Development).
- Proposed MESA retaining walls and rear‑yard pool at 1 Point Place, Chappaqua (Steep Slopes # SS 24-05).
- Proposed extension of the Hamlet Zoning District (VH) to 75 Kensico Avenue North, currently zoned R‑10 (Town Board Referral TB # 24-01).
- Acceptance of minutes from the 6‑6‑2024, 10‑9‑2024, and 10‑21‑2024 Planning Board meetings.
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will hold a public hearing on amending Town Code Section 105-1 and A224 to establish fees for crane and blasting permits. The Supervisor's Report includes authorization to adopt that amendment, several purchase orders for services and equipment, and bond-related authorizations. Council members will consider additional purchase orders, bond releases, and personnel actions. The meeting also includes routine reports and scheduling of future sessions.
- Public Hearing to amend Town Code Section 105-1, Crane Permits and A224, establishing fees for cranes and blasting permits (Resolution 412-24)
- Authorization to amend Town Code Section 105-1, Crane Permits and A224 (Resolution 413-24)
- Purchase Order 162-24-20: Temporary cleaning of Town Hall (Resolution 414-24)
- Purchase Order 30-24-35: Light Tower (Resolution 417-24)
- Authorization to promote William Scaplehorn to Foreman, Highway Department, salary per 2024 Budget (Resolution 422-24)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed New York City Department of Environmental Protection project called the Kensico Eastview Connection. The hearing will consider Contract #2 for tunnel, shafts and excavation work and Contract #3 for KEC Buildings, referenced in Site Plan PSP 24-02. The project site is located at 2 Walker Road, Valhalla, in zone OB-2.
- Public hearing on NYC DEP Kensico Eastview Connection Contract #2 (Tunnel, Shafts, Excavation)
- Public hearing on NYC DEP Kensico Eastview Connection Contract #3 (KEC Buildings)
- Review of Site Plan PSP 24-02 for 2 Walker Road, Valhalla
- Discussion of zoning designation OB-2 for the project site
- Presentation by engineer/architect Ove Arup and Partners, Hazen and Sawyer
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider a request for new signage at a restaurant located at 14 Marble Avenue. The applicant is Mark Dipaolo, representing Marble Prop Holdco, LLC.
- Review new signage for 'Vida' restaurant at 14 Marble Avenue
- Consider Section/Block/Lot 106.15-1-74
- Review application by Mark Dipaolo for Marble Prop Holdco, LLC
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Pleasant Ridge Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two applications at its October 10, 2024 meeting. Application Z-24-37 seeks a variance to raise a fence to 5 feet at 561 Manhattan Avenue, Thornwood, NY, in the R-10 zone. Application Z-24-40 seeks side‑yard and total‑combined‑yard setback variances for a two‑story addition at 12 Far Hill Lane, Pleasantville, NY, in the R-40 zone. An inspection meeting related to these items was held on October 5, 2024.
- Z-24-37: variance to increase fence height from 4 ft to 5 ft at 561 Manhattan Ave, R-10 zone
- Z-24-40: variance to reduce side‑yard setback from 23.3 ft to 17.51 ft (requested 7.49 ft) at 12 Far Hill Ln, R-40 zone
- Z-24-40: variance to reduce total combined yard setback from 54.6 ft to 48.81 ft (requested 1.19 ft) at 12 Far Hill Ln, R-40 zone
- Inspection meeting held on October 5, 2024
General
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will vote on approvals for a generator installation at 67 Leroy Road and a wetlands mitigation plan for the same site. It will also approve a 3,000‑sq‑ft business office project on vacant parcels at Bradhurst Avenue and Brighton Avenue. Continuing public hearings will address a proposed 162‑unit age‑restricted townhome development by Toll Brothers on Columbus Avenue, and a new hearing will consider retaining‑wall work at 1 Point Place.
- Approval of 67 Leroy Road site plan for an 80 kW propane‑fueled residential generator (Application # SP 24-7)
- Approval of wetlands mitigation for the 67 Leroy Road addition (Application # W 24-03)
- Approval of development of vacant parcels at Bradhurst Avenue and Brighton Avenue for a ~3,000 sq ft business office with parking and storm‑water facilities (Subdivision # SD 23-04, Site Plan # SP 23-07)
- Continuing public hearing on proposed 162‑unit age‑restricted townhome development at Columbus Avenue (Subdivision # SD 23-03, Site Plan # SP 23-05)
- New public hearing on proposed retaining walls and rear‑yard pool at 1 Point Place (Steep Slopes # SS 24-05)
Town Board
The Town Board will consider several resolutions, including awarding a cleaning contract for Town Hall and holding a public hearing to amend Chapter 162 of the Town Code on property maintenance. Additional items include a property transfer from the American Legion, street‑closing permits for Beverly Road and Shelley Avenue, and a purchase order for new stairs at the Little Tikes Playground in Carroll Park. The board will also address employment extensions and promotions for police and municipal staff, and set dates for upcoming work and business sessions.
- Authorize award of Town Hall cleaning bid to Top Maintenance Services, LLC (Purchase Order 162-24-19)
- Public hearing to amend Town Code Chapter 162 Property Maintenance (Resolution 399-24)
- Authorize acceptance of property transfer from American Legion, Gilbert Rauh Post No. 1574 (Resolution 403-24)
- Authorize street closing permits for Beverly Road at Tuxedo Place and Shelley Avenue from W. Maple Street to Locust Street (Resolution 404-24)
- Purchase Order 70-24-58 for replacement stairs and decking at Little Tikes Playground, Carroll Park (Resolution 409-24)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Town Board
The Town Board will consider awarding a contract for traffic signal improvements and amending the property maintenance code. The agenda includes authorizing various purchases, agreements, and personnel changes.
- Award traffic signal improvements contract to Verde Electric
- Amend Town Code Chapter 162 Property Maintenance
- Authorize repairs to fire hydrants in all six fire districts
- Renew School Resource Officer agreements for 2024-2025
- Authorize construction of office and storage room at Legion Hall
The Town Board unanimously approved all resolutions on the agenda, including awarding a $333,417 contract to Verde Electric for traffic signal improvements on Columbus Avenue at Stevens Avenue. The board also authorized a public hearing on property maintenance code amendments, approved a $149,130 water treatment SCADA purchase order, and renewed School Resource Officer agreements with two school districts. All votes were unanimous (5-0).
- Awarded $333,417 traffic signal contract to Verde Electric (5-0)
- Set public hearing for Oct 8 on property maintenance code amendment (5-0)
- Approved $149,130 SCADA purchase order for Kensico Water District (5-0)
- Authorized fire hydrant maintenance agreements for six fire districts (5-0)
- Reinstated STAR exemption for 70 Grandview Lane (5-0)
- Renewed SRO agreements with Pocantico Hills and Valhalla school districts (5-0)
- Waived $69,326.69 in penalties/fees for AKJS properties (5-0)
- Approved $343,738.82 in legal invoices from Baker Hostetler (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Pleasant Ridge Architectural Review Board will consider three applications for signage. Two applications request a new door sign and wall sign for the tenant "Movement" at 115 Wall Street, Valhalla. The third application seeks to replace an existing wall and ground sign cabinet for "Holiday Inn Express & Suites" at 18-20 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne, NY. The board will decide whether to approve the proposed sign designs.
- 24-14 – Install new door sign and wall sign for tenant "Movement" at 115 Wall Street, Valhalla
- 24-15 – Reface existing free‑standing sign for tenant "Movement" at 115 Wall Street, Valhalla
- 24-18 – Replace existing wall and ground sign cabinet for "Holiday Inn Express & Suites" at 18-20 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne, NY
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider several items. It will accept a resolution approving the transfer of an existing accessory apartment at 12 Reeback Drive to new owners. It will also hear a 90‑day extension request for the Kensico Preserve 73‑lot cluster subdivision and public hearings on an 80 kW propane‑fueled generator and a wetland mitigation plan at 67 Leroy Road. Additional continuing applications and a town‑board referral to extend the Hamlet Zoning District at 75 Kensico Avenue North are also on the agenda.
- Acceptance of resolution for accessory apartment transfer at 12 Reeback Drive
- 25th 90‑day extension request for Kensico Preserve 73‑lot cluster subdivision
- Public hearing: 80 kW propane generator installation at 67 Leroy Road
- Public hearing: Wetland disturbance mitigation for addition at 67 Leroy Road
- Town Board Referral: Extend Hamlet Zoning District to 75 Kensico Avenue North
The Planning Board approved the transfer of an accessory apartment special use permit at 12 Reeback Drive and granted a 25th 90-day extension for the Kensico Preserve subdivision. Public hearings were held for a generator and wetlands mitigation at 67 Leroy Road, with resolutions of approval drafted. The board also directed drafting approvals for site plan, steep slopes, and subdivision applications for Brighton Ave Properties, and scheduled a public hearing for retaining walls at 1 Point Place. A town board referral for rezoning at 75 Kensico Avenue North was discussed but deferred for a formal presentation.
- Approved accessory apartment special use transfer at 12 Reeback Drive (unanimous)
- Granted 25th 90-day extension for Kensico Preserve subdivision (unanimous)
- Closed public hearings for 67 Leroy generator and wetlands applications (unanimous)
- Directed drafting approval resolution for 67 Leroy generator site plan (unanimous)
- Directed drafting approval resolution for 67 Leroy wetlands application (unanimous)
- Directed drafting approval resolutions for Brighton Ave site plan, steep slopes, and subdivision (unanimous)
- Scheduled public hearing for 1 Point Place steep slopes application (unanimous)
- Deferred formal presentation on 75 Kensico Ave North rezoning referral
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several variance requests for residential projects, including additions and fences. The board will also review an appeal regarding the permitted use of a landscaping supply facility on Bradhurst Avenue.
- Z-24-31: Appeal for landscaping supply facility use on Bradhurst Avenue
- Z-24-34: Two-story addition and roof entry at 32 Hays Street
- Z-24-35: Legalization of an existing shed at 132 Sherman Ave
- Z-24-39: Special Use Permit for guest house renovation at 1130 Bedford Rd
- Z-24-33: Two-story addition and 6-foot fence at 213 Albany Ave
Town Board
The board will hold public hearings on a proposed six‑month moratorium for battery storage facilities and an amendment to Town Code Chapter 162 on property maintenance. It will vote on authorizations for the moratorium, the code amendment, several purchase orders, and staffing hires. Additional items include bids for town hall cleaning and grant letters for the public library.
- Public Hearing for a 6‑month moratorium on battery storage facilities (Resolution 348-24)
- Authorization to establish the 6‑month moratorium (Resolution 350-24)
- Purchase Order 144-24-03: Engineering software, annual subscription (Resolution 352-24)
- Authorization to hire LA BELLA APC, third‑party traffic consultant (Resolution 354-24)
- Authorization to purchase up to $4,000 in radio equipment from the Town of Harrison (Resolution 364-24)
The Town Board unanimously adopted Local Law No. 7-2024, imposing a six-month moratorium on new battery energy storage system installations, citing safety concerns raised during a public hearing. The board also tabled a proposed amendment to Town Code Chapter 162 on property maintenance after public comments. Numerous purchase orders and contracts were approved, including software, equipment, and road paving.
- Adopted 6-month moratorium on battery storage facilities (unanimous)
- Tabled amendment to Town Code Chapter 162 Property Maintenance (unanimous)
- Approved $6,362.90 for engineering software subscriptions (unanimous)
- Authorized bids for Town Hall cleaning services (unanimous)
- Approved $88,077.85 for 14 tablet computers via LETECH grant (unanimous)
- Approved $331,306.96 for milling and paving operations (unanimous)
- Approved $38,248.84 for two mobile sign boards (unanimous)
- Approved $8,586.00 for Mad Science workshops at camp (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will consider extending approval for two subdivisions and review a site plan for a business office. The meeting includes public hearings on three proposed developments.
- Extension requested for Kingsview Acres subdivision (12 lots)
- Extension requested for Subdivision application # SD 21-03 (25 Meadowbrook Road)
- Public hearing for 12 Reeback Drive accessory apartment transfer
- Public hearing for 420 Nannyhagen Road subdivision
- Public hearing for Brighton Ave and Bradhurst Ave business office site plan
The Mount Pleasant Planning Board granted two 180-day extensions for subdivision approvals, accepted prior meeting minutes, and opened public hearings on an accessory apartment special use, a two-lot subdivision, and a commercial office site plan. The board continued the Nannyhagen Road subdivision hearing pending further review and closed the Brighton/Bradhurst hearing with a written comment period open until September 16.
- Granted 180-day extension for subdivision SD 21-03 at 25 Meadowbrook Road (unanimous)
- Granted 180-day extensions for Kingsview Acres subdivision, site plan, and steep slope approvals (Lederman abstained)
- Accepted minutes from 8-19-2024 meeting (unanimous)
- Opened public hearing for accessory apartment special use at 12 Reeback Drive (unanimous)
- Closed public hearing for 12 Reeback Drive and directed consultant to draft approval resolution (unanimous)
- Continued public hearing for subdivision PSD 24-1 at 420 Nannyhagen Road (unanimous)
- Closed public hearing for site plan SP 23-07 at Brighton/Bradhurst Ave; written comments due Sept 16 (unanimous)
- Requested Town Board ask NYS DOT to study traffic light at Brighton/Bradhurst location (unanimous)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will adopt a resolution approving Site Plan application PSP 23-001 for demolition of an existing structure and construction of a mixed-use building with ground‑floor retail and four apartments at 146 Broadway. The board will also review a proposed 3,000‑sq‑ft landscaping supply barn and 200‑sq‑ft office building on vacant parcels at Brighton and Bradhurst Avenues. Additional items include a wetland mitigation application for 67 Leroy Road and a town‑board referral to extend the Hamlet Zoning District to 75 Kensico Avenue North.
- Adopt resolution for Site Plan # PSP 23-001, mixed‑use building at 146 Broadway
- Review Brighton Ave & Bradhurst Ave development: 3,000 SF barn, 200 SF office (Site Plan # SP 23-07)
- Consider Wetland Application # W 24-03 for 67 Leroy Road
- Consider Town Board Referral TB # 24-01 to extend Hamlet Zoning District (VH) to 75 Kensico Avenue North
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will consider four applications for new or replacement signs at locations in Valhalla, Thornwood, and Hawthorne. The items include door and wall signs for a new tenant at 115 Wall Street, a freestanding sign refacing, and new signage for a medical center and a bar.
- New door and wall sign for 'Movement' at 115 Wall Street
- Reface existing freestanding sign for 'Movement' at 115 Wall Street
- Replacement of two signs for 'United Urgent Care' at 960-1060 Broadway
- New building signs for 'Catharsis Bar & Grill' at 415 Commerce Street
Town Board
The Town Board will hold public hearings on amendments to codes regarding explosives, filming, and peddling. The board is also discussing a potential 6-month moratorium on the development of battery storage facilities in the Town of Mt. Pleasant.
- Proposed 6-month moratorium for battery storage facilities development
- Public hearings to amend Town Code on explosives, filming, and peddling/soliciting
- Street closing permits for Marietta Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, Armand Place, and Greenwood Lane
- Renewal of School Resource Officer agreement with Mount Pleasant Central School District
- Purchase orders for police department equipment including traffic cameras and mobile computers
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Pleasant Ridge Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a series of variance applications for residential properties. Items include a lot‑width reduction for a new single‑family home, setback and lot‑coverage changes for an addition, a 12.5‑ft retaining wall on an 85‑acre parcel, a fence height increase, and a use change to a two‑family dwelling. Each request seeks relief from the Building Inspector’s decision for parcels in the R‑10, R‑20, and R‑40 zones.
- Z-24-22: Reduce minimum lot width from 75 ft to 64 ft for a new single‑family dwelling on 0 Lake Shore Dr (10,042 sf) in the R‑10 Zone.
- Z-24-23: Increase side‑yard setbacks (e.g., from 1.4 ft to 8.6 ft) for a rear‑yard two‑story addition at 23 Requa St (2,750 sf) in the R‑10 Zone.
- Z-24-27: Permit a 12.5‑ft retaining wall on an 85‑acre parcel at 0 West Lake Drive in the R‑40 Zone.
- Z-24-29: Allow a 6‑ft high fence in rear and side yards at 17 Linwood St W (10,000 sf) in the R‑10 Zone.
- Z-24-30: Change use from single‑family to two‑family dwelling for a two‑story addition on 301 Columbus Ave (2.45 acres) in the R‑20 Zone.
Planning Board
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will consider approving a resolution for subdivision application # PSD covering 743 Bedford Road, splitting a 288.49‑acre parcel into a 281.64‑acre lot and a 6.86‑acre lot with an existing house. The board will also review several pending proposals, including a residential propane‑fired generator at 67 Leroy Road, a one‑lot‑to‑two‑lot subdivision at 420 Nannyhagen Road, a special‑use request for an accessory apartment at 12 Reeback Drive, and an amendment to add to a guest cottage at 1130 Bedford Road.
- Acceptance of resolution for subdivision application # PSD at 743 Bedford Road (two‑lot split of 288.49 acre parcel)
- Proposed 80 kW propane‑fueled residential generator at 67 Leroy Road (Site Plan # SP‑24‑7)
- Proposed one‑lot‑to‑two‑lot subdivision at 420 Nannyhagen Road (Subdivision # PSD‑24‑1)
- Special‑use approval for accessory apartment at 12 Reeback Drive (Accessory Apartment # PAA‑24‑01)
- Amendment to special‑use permit for addition to guest cottage at 1130 Bedford Road (Site Plan # PSP‑24‑8)
General
The Pleasant Ridge Planning Board will hold a continuing public hearing on a proposed 162-unit age‑restricted multi‑family townhome development. The project is located on a vacant parcel between Columbus Avenue and West Lake Drive in Thornwood and is zoned R‑3A. The applicant is Toll Brothers, Inc., and the owner of the parcel is Legions of Christ, Inc.
- Proposed 162‑unit age‑restricted townhome development (Kensico Preserve) on vacant parcel between Columbus Ave and West Lake Dr, Thornwood
- Subdivision # SD 23-03, Site Plan # SP 23-05
- Steep Slopes # SS 23-12 and Wetlands # W 23-03 identified in the application
- Zone: R‑3A; Owner: Legions of Christ, Inc.; Applicant: Toll Brothers, Inc.
- Engineer/Architect: JMC Engineering, PLLC; Attorney: Zarin & Steinmetz, LLP
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is meeting to consider a new application for signage. The board will review the proposed installation of an illuminated wall sign and an illuminated monument sign.
- Application 24-13: Illuminated wall and monument signs for Lightbridge Academy at 26 Legion Drive
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing several new public hearings for residential and commercial projects. The body will also consider a site plan for a restaurant renovation and a cemetery habitat restoration project.
- Proposed mixed-use building at 146 Broadway with ground floor retail and four apartments
- Proposed 3,000 SF landscaping supply and equipment storage barn at Brighton Ave and Bradhurst Ave
- Proposed two lot subdivision at 743 Bedford Road for a single-family dwelling
- Site plan for restaurant addition and renovation at 6 Saw Mill River Road
- Wetlands application for habitat restoration and recreational pathway at 273 Lakeview Avenue
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals is reviewing applications for property variances, including a proposed lot subdivision at 420 Nannyhagen Road. Other items include requests for fence height changes and structural additions. One application regarding 133 Lakeshore Drive was noted as adjourned.
- Proposed subdivision of 420 Nannyhagen Road into two lots (Z-24-20)
- Request for a 6-foot fence at 19 Locust Street (Z-24-17)
- Addition of a deck, shed dormer, and pool legalization at 145 Serrano Avenue (Z-24-28)
- Adjourned application for a new dwelling at 133 Lakeshore Drive (Z-24-22)
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will hold public hearings regarding new crane regulations and amendments to explosives and ammunition codes. The board is also considering streetscape improvements for Elwood Avenue and engineering services for water main replacements.
- Public hearing to extend Kensico Water District to two lots
- Elwood Avenue streetscape improvements including sidewalks and lighting
- Engineering services for Old Farm Water District asbestos water main replacement
- Street closing permit for Myrtle Avenue from Main Street to Bradford Street
- New crane regulations within the Town of Mount Pleasant
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Town Board
The Town Board will hold a public hearing regarding a special permit for the NYCDEP Kensico to Eastview Connection at Westlake Drive. The agenda also includes calls for public hearings on new crane regulations and explosives code amendments. Additionally, the board will consider street demapping for the Kingsview Subdivision.
- Public hearing for NYCDEP Kensico to Eastview Connection special permit
- Proposed crane regulations and explosives code amendments
- Demapping of several streets for Kingsview Subdivision
- Rezoning petition for 75 North Kensico Avenue LLC
- Temporary lifting of public consumption laws for Mount Pleasant Day
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is reviewing applications for building sign modifications and new signage. These include changes to the CVS sign at Rose Hill Shopping Center and new signs for Rice & Spice Grill and Zeppin Ramen & Temaki.
- Sign modification for CVS at 660 Columbus Avenue
- New building sign for Rice & Spice Grill at 621 Columbus Avenue, Thornwood, NY 10594
- Sign replacement for Zeppin Ramen & Temaki at 1008 Broadway, Thornwood, NY 10594
Planning Board
The Planning Board will review resolutions for the Brightview Senior Living development at 364 & 236 Grasslands Road. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a restaurant renovation on Saw Mill River Road and a subdivision application for 743 Bedford Road.
- Brightview Senior Living: 170-unit, four-story senior housing development
- 6 Saw Mill River Road: Proposed restaurant renovation with special events space
- 743 Bedford Road: Two-lot subdivision of a 288.49 acre parcel
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Town of Mount Pleasant Zoning Board of Appeals is reviewing several new applications for property variances. These include a request to subdivide a lot on Nannyhagen Road and height adjustments for fences.
- Monument sign at Columbus Avenue and Zeiss Drive
- Fence height variances for 17 Cambridge Street and 19 Locust Street
- Garage and entry construction at 553 Warren Avenue
- Lot subdivision at 420 Nannyhagen Road
- Enclosed deck legalization at 338 Kelly Street
Town Board
The Town Board will consider amending the town code to adjust tax benefits for senior citizens, disabled persons, and volunteer fire and ambulance personnel. The agenda also includes police department staffing updates and various municipal contracts.
- Amending Town Code Chapter 196 regarding tax benefits
- Traffic review analysis for NY Route 9A and NY Route 100
- Promotion of Sergeant John Boccardi to Police Lieutenant
- Hiring a new full-time Road Maintainer and a seasonal Highway Department employee
- Sewer easement agreement for 561 Manhattan Avenue
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a proposal for 162 age-restricted multi-family townhomes at Kensico Preserve. The board will also review extension requests for the Kensico Preserve subdivision and EF Academy development. A public hearing is scheduled for a new landscaping storage barn on Brighton and Bradhurst Ave.
- Proposed 162 age-restricted multi-family townhome development at Kensico Preserve
- Extension request for 73-lot cluster subdivision at Kensico Preserve
- One-year extension for EF Academy Phase 2 development
- Construction of single-family dwelling at 106.20-1-10 Arnold Place
- Proposed landscaping supply barn and office building on Brighton and Bradhurst Ave
Town Board
The Town Board is reviewing several administrative items including personnel hires and purchase orders. A public hearing will be called to discuss amending the town code regarding tax benefits for seniors, disabled persons, and volunteer emergency personnel.
- Call for public hearing to adjust tax benefits for seniors, disabled persons, and volunteer emergency personnel
- Street closing permits for Pythian Avenue and Pamela Lane
- Amendment to purchase order for a Tesla Model Y electric car for the Water Department
- Landscape maintenance agreement with SGD Landscaping Inc. for Banks Hill Cemetery
- Appointments to the Library Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Architectural Review Board
🗳️ How they voted (18 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a proposal to create a new "service Enriched Senior Housing Floating Zone" for a 170-unit residence. The agenda also includes site plan approvals, extension requests, and several new residential and utility applications.
- Rezoning of 236 & 364 Grasslands Road to create a "service Enriched Senior Housing Floating Zone"
- Site plan approval for Creative Arts Center relocation at 200 Lake Road
- Proposed 6,150 sq ft energy storage system at 115 Wall Street
- One-year extension request for warehouse/light industrial buildings at 14/16 Skyline Drive
- New single-family dwelling construction at Arnold Place
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will review two continuing applications for exterior building modifications in New York. One proposal covers facade updates and window replacements at 546 Commerce Street, while the other addresses a new tenant sign at 925 Broadway. These reviews determine whether proposed structural and visual changes comply with local design standards, which affect neighborhood aesthetics and property maintenance requirements.
- ARB-24-9: Facade stucco application, exterior painting, window and garage door replacements at 546 Commerce Street
- ARB-24-8: New commercial sign installation for Leon's Latin Cafe at 925 Broadway
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board is reviewing several contract awards, including construction at the Town Pool Complex and elevator work for Town Hall. The agenda also includes seasonal hiring for the highway department and various easements related to the Kingsview Subdivision.
- Construction of an asphalt basketball court at the Town Pool Complex
- Elevator bid for Town Hall
- Agreement with NYSERDA for electric lawn equipment
- Acceptance of easements related to the Kingsview Subdivision Map
- Hiring seasonal employees for the highway department
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several new and continuing applications regarding property variances. These include requests for changes to building heights, fence heights, and setbacks for residential and commercial properties.
- Zoning approval for a monument sign at Columbus Avenue and Zeiss Drive
- Proposed third-floor conversion on Requa Street
- Garage addition and house expansion on Livingston Street
- Legalization of a 6-foot fence on Rosalind Avenue
- Street frontage variance for Holly Lane
Planning Board
The Planning Board will review a contract for Kensico Eastview Connection water construction and several site plan applications. Public hearings include a new arts center at 200 Lake Road and commercial generators at 9 Skyline Drive. Other items involve landscaping storage development and single-family home construction.
- Review of Kensico Eastview Connection contract for water supply construction
- Proposed Creative Arts Center at 200 Lake Road including a sculpture park
- Installation of two commercial generators at 9 Skyline Drive
- Development of a 3,000 SF landscaping storage barn at Brighton and Bradhurst Ave
- Proposed 162 age-restricted multi-family townhomes in Thornwood
Town Board
The Pleasant Ridge Town Board will review a liquor license waiver for Casavida at 14 Marble Ave. and award a cleaning bid for Town Hall. The meeting also includes decisions on sewer district membership and several personnel appointments within the recreation department.
- Awarding Town Hall cleaning bid to Cleaning Services of Hudson Valley Inc.
- Waiving the liquor license waiting period for Casavida at 14 Marble Ave.
- Removing 127 Palmer Lane from the County Saw Mill River Sewer District.
- Hiring seasonal medical directors and recreation attendants.
- Correcting 2024 Town/County bills for three specific parcels.
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will review two new applications for signage. These include a monument sign for Benchmark Assisted Living and Memory Care and a building sign for Atlantis Fresh Market.
- Monument sign for 'Benchmark Assisted Living and Memory Care' at 2 Zeiss Drive
- Building sign for 'Atlantis Fresh Market' at 20 Kensico Road
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing applications for a 170-unit senior living facility and an eight-unit apartment building. The agenda also includes restaurant renovations at 6 Saw Mill River Road and a residential generator installation.
- Rezoning for 170-unit Brightview Senior Living development
- Construction of an eight-unit apartment building at 45 Columbia Avenue
- Restaurant renovation and addition at 6 Saw Mill River Road
- Installation of an 80KW residential generator at 67 Leroy Road
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several new and continuing applications for property variances. These include requests regarding street frontage, monument signs, and building setbacks. One application for a fence on Rosalind Avenue was noted as adjourned.
- Street frontage variance at 0 Holly Ln
- Monument sign approval at Columbus Avenue and Zeiss Drive
- Two-story addition and garage expansion at 202 Brookline St
- Two-story addition at 25 Wall St
- Fence height legalization for 41 Rosalind Ave (adjourned)
Town Board
The Town Board is reviewing several purchase orders for infrastructure and equipment. The board will also consider a liquor license waiver for Zeppin Ramen and legal action against JCCA for town code violations.
- Purchase of a 2024 John Deere 245 P Excavator
- Bids for an 80' by 40' asphalt basketball court at the Town Pool Complex
- Liquor license waiting period waiver for Zeppin LLC at 1008 Broadway, Thornwood
- Lawsuit against JCCA at 1075 Broadway, Pleasantville for Town Code violations
- Purchase of four Powerheart G5 AED Units
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a new application for an eight-unit apartment building and the installation of commercial generators. The board is also reviewing continuing site plan applications for water conveyance facilities and a maintenance yard relocation.
- Proposed demolition and construction of an eight-unit apartment building at 45 Columbia Avenue
- Installation of two commercial generators (150 kw & 200 kw) at 9 Skyline Drive
- Continuing public hearing for NYC DEP water conveyance facilities at Westlake Drive
- Continuing application for maintenance yard relocation and visitor parking at 200 Lake Road
- Subdivision amendment and 180-day extension request for 25 Meadowbrook Road
Town Board
The Town Board is meeting to authorize bids for highway and garage materials and approve various purchase orders. The agenda includes personnel hires for the Water & Sewer Department and seasonal pool staff. The board will also consider contracts for community center cleaning and court document scanning.
- Purchase of one Model Y Tesla Electric Car for the Water Department
- Awarding cleaning contract for Bradhurst Community Center to All Multi Services Corp.
- Plan reviews for 14 Skyline Drive and 16 Skyline Drive
- Hiring of William Riccardi as Laborer in the Water & Sewer Department
- Purchase of mobile computers for two police vehicles
🗳️ How they voted (27 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is reviewing five new applications for signage and building modifications. These include requests for business signs, a fire department LED sign, and restaurant renovations.
- Replacement sign for Guillen's Pet Grooming at 921-923 Broadway
- Replacement sign for Sandy's Flowers at 20 Broadway
- New building sign for Benchmark at Mount Pleasant at 617 Columbus Avenue
- Proposed addition and renovations for Le Setai restaurant at 6 Saw Mill River Road
- New free-standing LED sign for Hawthorne Fire Department at 25 Home Street
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider a new site plan for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection's Kensico Campus project. The board will also review residential construction and steep slope applications for several properties.
- DEP KEC CONTRACT #1: Site plan for new water conveyance and facilities at Westlake Drive, Valhalla
- 871 Commerce Street: Interior renovations to create two one-bedroom apartments
- 115 Milton Street: Steep Slopes Application for an in-ground pool, pool house, and retaining walls
- 6 Gatwick Court: Steep Slopes Application for retaining walls
- Kingsview Acres Subdivision: Request for a 180-day extension on final approval for 12 single-family homes
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals is reviewing several applications for variances related to setbacks, fence heights, and lot frontage. The board will consider requests for residential additions and the construction of a landscape supply storage barn.
- Z-23-59: 2-lot subdivision variance for 747 Bedford Road
- Z-24-4: LED message board variance for Hawthorne Fire Department at 25 Home Street
- Z-24-7: Two-story addition setbacks for 261 Marietta Avenue
- Z-24-9: Legalization of a 6-foot high fence at 41 Rosalind Avenue
- Z-24-10: 3,000 SF storage barn and 200 SF office building at 0 Bradhurst Avenue
Town Board
The Town Board is meeting to authorize the creation of a local development corporation and appoint a new Town Comptroller. The board will also vote on various purchase orders for police equipment, public works tools, and seasonal staffing for parks and camps.
- Creation of the Mount Pleasant Local Development Corp.
- Appointment of Noreen McGinty as Town Comptroller
- Street closing permits for Munson Road, Clinton Street, and East Maple Street
- Purchase orders for police vehicle emergency lighting, controls, and consoles
- Renewal of license agreement with Westchester County for the Bradhurst Community Center and Park site
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing several site plan and steep slope applications. The agenda includes residential backyard and pool projects, apartment conversions, and utility infrastructure.
- Proposed 6,150 Sq Ft stand-alone energy storage system at 115 Wall Street
- NYC DEP Kensico Campus site preparations and water conveyance at Westlake Drive
- Proposed conversion of first floor offices to two one-bedroom apartments at 871 Franklin / 871 Commerce Street
- Retaining wall construction at 6 Gatwick Court
- In-ground pool, pool house, and retaining walls at 115 Milton Drive
Town Board
The Town Board is meeting to authorize several purchase orders for repairs and equipment. The body will also consider renewing inter-municipal and maintenance agreements and approving 2024 youth sports guidelines.
- Fence and wall repair at 177 Lakeview Avenue
- Renewal of E911 Inter-municipal Agreement with Westchester County
- Renewal of grounds maintenance contract with Mid Westchester Lawn Service Inc.
- Approval of 2024 Youth Sports Policies and Guidelines
- Transfer of unpaid water bills to April 2024 Tax Roll
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Town Board
The Town Board is meeting to vote on various purchase orders and personnel hires. Key items include civil engineering services for neighborhood flooding and infrastructure upgrades. The board will also review several recreation camp trip expenses.
- KSCJ Consulting civil engineering services for Brady Avenue neighborhood flooding
- Plan review for new mausoleum at Gate of Heaven Cemetery
- Purchase orders for Westlake Drive and Virginia Lane swale projects
- Purchase of electric vehicle charging stations
- Bids for elevator upgrades and motorcoach buses for senior and camp trips
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board is meeting to review two new applications for building signs. The board will evaluate requests for signage at Broadway and Commerce Street.
- ARB-23-16: Replace existing building sign with 'Level One Fitness' at 960-1060 Broadway
- ARB-24-1: New building sign for 'La Casa De Nina' at 415 Commerce Street
Zoning Board of Appeals
The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider four new applications for variances. These requests involve property subdivisions, equipment installation, and structural legalizations.
- Z-23-59: 2-lot subdivision variance for street frontage at 747 Bedford Road
- Z-24-1: Side yard setback variance for a 14KW generator at 186 Evelyn Avenue
- Z-24-2: Height variance to legalize an existing retaining wall at 10 High Street
- Z-24-3: Rear yard setback variance for a 15 ft. x 34 ft. in-ground pool at 11 Point Place
Planning Board
The Planning Board is reviewing several development applications, including a large-scale mixed-use project and residential subdivisions. The body will also consider site plans for commercial renovations and residential property improvements.
- North 80 Master Plan: Proposed 3 million square feet of bio-tech, R&D, medical offices, retail, and a hotel
- Kensico Preserve: Proposed 162 age-restricted multi-family townhomes on Columbus Ave
- 6 Saw Mill River Road: Proposed restaurant addition, renovation, and new accessory structures
- 871 Franklin / 871 Commerce Street: Request to create two one-bedroom apartments from first-floor offices
- Brighton and Bradhurst Ave: Proposed 3,000 SF landscaping supply barn and 200 SF office
Town Board
The Town Board is reviewing numerous purchase orders for municipal maintenance, software renewals, and facility renovations. The body is also deciding on summer 2024 camp and pool fees, staff pay rates, and the advertisement of bids for a traffic signal improvement project.
- Authorization to advertise legal notice for bids for the Traffic Signal Improvement Project
- Authorization to accept pool and camp fees and staff rates of pay for Summer 2024
- Renovations to the Court and Permanent Records Room including painting and shelving
- Fence and gate installation at the Palmer Lane Pump Station
- Reappointment of Jayne Begley to the Board of Assessment Review for five years
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Architectural Review Board
The Architectural Review Board will meet to consider a new application for a building sign. The request is for the Level One Fitness location at 960-1060 Broadway.
- Application ARB-23-16 for a new building sign at 960-1060 Broadway
Town Board
The Town Board is reviewing several purchase orders for infrastructure maintenance and equipment. The meeting includes authorizations for legal representation and an intermunicipal agreement with Westchester County.
- Sewer pump replacement for Pheasant Run (PO 830-24-01)
- Annual certification of four dams in Pocantico Hill Water District (PO 830-24-02)
- Purchase order for police vehicles (PO 30-24-01)
- Authorization to retain Baker Hostetler law firm for Serratto et al. v. Town of Mt Pleasant et al.
- Municipal Infrastructure Improvement Initiative agreement with Westchester County
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning Board
The Planning Board will consider several site plans, subdivisions, and steep slope applications. Items include a garage and pool addition at 67 Leroy Road and a one-year extension for an office building at 9 Walnut Place.
- Addition of garage, in-ground pool, and patio at 67 Leroy Road
- One-year extension request for office building and parking at 9 Walnut Place
- Redevelopment of vacant parcels at Brighton and Bradhurst Ave for a landscaping supply barn and office
- Two-lot subdivision of 288.49 acres at 743 Bedford Road
- Single-family dwelling construction on Belleview Ave Vacant Lot # 80
Town Board
The Town Board is meeting to conduct annual reorganizational business for 2024. This includes passing resolutions for administrative authority, meeting schedules, and official appointments.
- Appointment of Town Attorney and Deputy Town Attorney
- Appointment of Comptroller and Auditors
- Establishment of Town Board and Committee meeting schedules
- Resolution on annual compensation
- Appointment of Fire Inspector and Superintendent of Building Maintenance