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Plans to subdivide the property at 74 Carthage Road and construct two new homes were presented to the Scarsdale Planning Board at its January 28, 2026 meeting. The application includes demolishing the existing 1948 ranch-style residence.

The Planning Board did not discuss Rising Real Estate Development Inc.'s application for 41 Carthage Road, instead adjourning the public hearing to a future date. This means the proposed demolition and new home construction remain under review without immediate new developments.

The Scarsdale Planning Board unanimously voted to defer all five new project applications, including four new home constructions, to its February 25 meeting. This widespread deferral indicates the board's methodical and cautious approach to significant site disturbance and new development impacts across the village.

Scarsdale's Planning Board scheduled a public hearing for March 18, 2026, to consider an application to subdivide three existing lots at 80, 88 and 90 Garden Road into six for five new single-family homes. The proposal involves demolishing two existing homes and includes significant site disturbance and wetland activity, raising concerns about environmental impact and neighborhood character.

The Scarsdale Planning Board voted to continue the public hearing for the proposed residential development at 54 Drake Road. No specific project details were discussed at this meeting, pushing decisions to a future date.

The Scarsdale Planning Board again postponed its review of the proposed new single-family home at 20 Lebanon Road, deferring the public hearing to a future date.

The Scarsdale Planning Board continued the public hearing for the proposed residential development at 70 Fayette Rd, deferring any new discussion until next month.

The Scarsdale Planning Board has referred the residential development application for 41 Carthage Road to the Board of Architectural Review, marking a procedural step forward for the proposed new home.

The Scarsdale Planning Board has given its environmental approval for the residential development at 39 Aspen Road, clearing a major hurdle for the project's progression.

The Scarsdale Planning Board has granted site plan approval with conditions for the new residential construction at 17 Dolma Road, moving the project forward after previous discussions.