News

The Greenburgh Planning Board reviewed the steep slope permit for a new two-car detached garage at 50 Mulligan Lane, focusing on potential stormwater runoff issues and mitigation measures.

The Greenburgh Planning Board reviewed plans for a new commercial warehouse at 410-460 Saw Mill River Rd, needing to submit its recommendations to the Town Board by December 3.

The Greenburgh Planning Board has concluded its review of the proposed residential expansion at 55 Grasslands Road, now preparing its formal recommendation for the Town Board. This marks a key step forward for the Bethel-Knolls development.

The Greenburgh Planning Board recommended that the Town Board require Metropolis Country Club to directly consult neighbors on screening and noise impacts for its amended site plan. This move signals the board's intent to elevate direct community feedback as a condition for approving large-scale projects.

The Eastchester Planning Board unanimously approved an application for a one-story front addition at 25 Stratford Rd, designed to create an accessible bedroom and bathroom for a family member with mobility issues.

The Planning Board conducted a preliminary review for a new single-family home at 2 Howell Place, receiving largely positive feedback for its design and stormwater plans.

Despite being listed on the agenda, the Eastchester Planning Board did not discuss the proposed residential subdivision at 15 Tuckahoe Avenue during its September 25, 2025 meeting. Residents will need to await a future meeting for updates on this planned development.

The proposed residential development at 249 Main Street was not on the agenda for the September 25, 2025 Planning Board meeting and received no discussion.

New plans for the residential project at 80 Park Avenue were presented, featuring a traditional Federalist architectural style after previous modernist elements were removed based on board feedback.