Articles about "New Rochelle Planning Board"

New Rochelle's Planning Board approved a 28-story mixed-use tower at 570 Main Street, requiring the developer to provide 47 public parking spaces and a new publicly accessible park. This approval signals the city's continued push for high-density downtown development, integrating more public benefits into large-scale projects.

Crossroads Center LLC presented updated plans for its 28-story mixed-use building at 570 Main Street, New Rochelle, featuring fewer apartments and revised parking access.

John Woodruff presented updated plans for a two-family home at 121 Coligni Ave in New Rochelle, which now addresses neighbor concerns, though the project still requires five area variances.

New Rochelle's Planning Board voiced significant concerns over a proposed four-unit building at 516 Pelham Rd, citing its density and numerous variances that far exceed current zoning.

The New Rochelle Planning Board has approved an administrative amendment for the 277 North Avenue mixed-use development, formalizing a change in land ownership previously authorized by the City Council.

New Rochelle's Planning Board received an updated presentation for a 28-story mixed-use building at 570 Main Street, which now includes 47 municipal parking spaces and a significant setback increase. These changes reflect the developer's efforts to address community feedback and integrate public benefits into a major downtown project.

The New Rochelle Planning Board has approved plans for a 2,800 sq ft addition to Laser Frame Auto Body at 74 Potter Avenue, along with 18 new parking spaces and significant landscaping at 70 Potter Avenue. This expansion aims to enhance the business's capacity and improve local infrastructure.

The New Rochelle Planning Board discussed plans for 148 Meadow Ln, reviewing a proposal to convert the existing single-family home into a two-family dwelling, including parking and stormwater improvements. Board members raised questions regarding specific property dimensions.

New plans for a proposed single-family home at 968 Pinebrook Blvd in New Rochelle faced scrutiny from the Planning Board on December 16, with members raising concerns about parking capacity and safe vehicle access.

The New Rochelle Planning Board has approved an administrative amendment for 815 Weaver Street, allowing for a scaled-down greenhouse structure that significantly reduces its overall size and height. This decision marks a step forward for the commercial project at this address.