Articles about "Harrison"

Old Oaks Country Club sought amended site plan and wetlands permits for golf range improvements, including regrading and paving, which it completed in 2021 without prior town approval. The application moves forward amidst a federal lawsuit by neighbors who allege the club influenced the town and violated environmental laws.

The Westchester Country Club presented a significantly scaled-back five-lot subdivision plan for Holly Polly Park Road, addressing previous environmental and engineering concerns during the recent Planning Board meeting.

Revised subdivision plans for 17 Pleasant Ridge Road were presented at the January 27 Planning Board meeting, but they continue to draw strong opposition from a resident's attorney concerning zoning compliance.

The Harrison Planning Board has mandated a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed 17-home subdivision at 275 North Street, confirming its lead agency role. This decision signals a thorough environmental review will be conducted for the project.

The Harrison Planning Board has granted site plan approval for the Colonial Place Lofts project at 116-120 Halstead Ave, a mixed-use building featuring two residential units above commercial space.

Construction at 11 Boxwood Lane in Harrison has revealed multiple deviations from approved plans, particularly concerning wetland buffer protections and mechanical unit placement. The Planning Board expressed significant frustration over the unauthorized changes.

The Harrison Planning Board reviewed Wegmans' plans for a new 20,000 sq ft retail building at 106 Corporate Park Drive, replacing an older structure and adding parking. The project moves forward after a presentation confirmed minimal traffic impact.

The Harrison Planning Board discussed a proposal for an in-ground pool at 40 Lincoln Ave, but delayed a decision due to concerns about its placement within the wetland buffer zone.

The Harrison Planning Board discussed a proposed sign replacement at 275 North Street, focusing on technical compliance for the commercial property.

The Harrison Planning Board reviewed updated plans for the residential development at and Sterling Rd, Harrison, NY, 10528, where the applicant has successfully removed all proposed improvements from the wetland buffer zone. This revision directly addresses prior board feedback and marks a key step forward for the long-standing project.