Articles about "Mamaroneck"

Mamaroneck's Planning Board postponed a decision on a proposed second-story office addition at 581 East Boston Post Road, requiring the applicant to resolve conflicts between their plans and a new engineering consultant's review. This process will clarify how the town handles development that builds upon a property's pre-existing non-compliant features while aiming for aesthetic improvements.

Mamaroneck's Planning Board began reviewing a revised subdivision plan for 308 Melbourne Avenue that avoids removing a village tree but could create zoning nonconformities for the new lot. This discussion highlighted the challenge of re-approving lapsed projects when new conditions introduce the very zoning issues the board previously sought to avoid.

Mamaroneck's Planning Board advanced a 60-unit mixed-use project at 564 Mamaroneck Avenue and began reviewing a request to exempt an existing development from a temporary building ban. This action signals the village's approach to applying new, stricter stormwater regulations to ongoing and proposed developments.

Mamaroneck's Planning Board declared itself lead agency for the proposed subdivision and construction of two new two-family dwellings at 254 Center Avenue. This move formally initiates the environmental review process but places new demands on the developer regarding parking design and required submissions before a public hearing can proceed.

Mamaroneck's Planning Board approved a three-studio music facility at 525 Fenimore Road and advanced site plan review for drainage improvements at 422 Rushmore Avenue. The board quickly greenlit an internal commercial change while directing a residential applicant to resolve minor technical issues before final approval.