The Eastchester Planning Board has referred the application for the proposed residential project at 210 Marbledale Road to the Zoning Board of Appeals, keeping the public hearing open for further input.

Catching Up

The project at 210 Marbledale Road, along with 4 Glen Road, proposes a new residential development requiring a lot line adjustment and 17 new parking spaces. It spans both Eastchester and Tuckahoe, necessitating nine variances from Eastchester and an area variance from Tuckahoe due to existing structures and lot lines. The Eastchester Planning Board previously declared itself the Lead Agency for the environmental review, known as SEQRA.

Key Insights

The Eastchester Planning Board moved the 210 Marbledale Road application to the Zoning Board of Appeals for further review, while continuing to accept public comments.

  • #### Application Referred to Zoning Board of Appeals
    The application for 210 Marbledale Road has been referred to the Zoning Board of Appeals.
  • #### Public Hearing Remains Open
    The public hearing for the project remains open, allowing for ongoing community input.

Zooming In

Project Details at 210 Marbledale Road

The residential project at 210 Marbledale Road involves a complex site that currently houses a two-family home and two automotive repair shops, located at the intersection of Marbledale Road and Glen Road. The developer plans to add 17 parking spaces, some within an existing warehouse. The project requires extensive review due to its location across two municipalities and the need for nine variances in Eastchester, plus an area variance in Tuckahoe. Environmental reviews, including a Full Environmental Assessment Form, are active given the area's history of environmental concerns related to a former quarry dump.

Next Steps

What Happens Next for 210 Marbledale Road

The Eastchester Zoning Board of Appeals will now review the necessary variances for 210 Marbledale Road. The Planning Board's public hearing on the subdivision also remains open, indicating that further discussions and community input will be accepted at future meetings.