Articles about "Greenburgh"

Greenburgh's planning board closed a public hearing for a new home at 5 Farmway Drive where residents demanded stricter oversight after the developer admitted to illegally removing four regulated trees more than a year ago. The board must now decide if the developer's expanded landscaping and stormwater plans sufficiently address long-standing concerns about environmental impact and accountability.

The Greenburgh Planning Board voted to amend the previously approved subdivision for 7 and 8 Rita Lane, removing a condition related to completed utility work. The approval came despite a co-applicant expressing strong frustration over project delays and communication issues.

The Greenburgh Planning Board issued a neutral recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals regarding variance requests for a residential project at 95 Ardsley Road. This move followed applicant improvements to stormwater management plans.

The Greenburgh Planning Board reviewed plans for an incidental dining special permit at 1075 Central Park Avenue South, focusing on parking concerns before potential approval.

The Greenburgh Planning Board has approved an amended site plan for the mixed-use development at 279 Jackson Avenue, clearing the way for further progress on the complex project. This decision addresses key environmental concerns and finalizes plans for water, sewer, and stormwater management.

The Greenburgh Planning Board approved a positive recommendation for a zoning map amendment at 55 Grasslands Rd, moving the Bethel-Knolls expansion project forward. However, new concerns arose regarding the potential demolition of a historic building on the site.

The Greenburgh Planning Board reviewed a draft recommendation for the commercial warehouse at 410-460 Saw Mill River Road, with board members requesting more clarity on project details and expressing concerns about unaddressed feedback.

The Greenburgh Planning Board has moved plans for an indoor pickleball facility at 1019 Central Park Avenue South forward, scheduling a public hearing for January 7, 2026. This means residents will soon have their chance to weigh in on the proposed 22,000-square-foot facility.

Greenburgh's Planning Board removed a condition requiring the town to remove water lines on 7 and 8 Rita Lane, stating it lacked the legal authority to impose such a demand. The decision, made despite a property owner's vocal protest about long-standing property issues, clarified the limits of the board's power to compel municipal infrastructure work.

Greenburgh's Planning Board has officially approved a special use permit for Central Animal Hospital to open a new veterinary facility at 240 S Central Park Ave, converting a former restaurant building.