Articles about "249 Main Street"

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.

Eastchester’s Planning Board deferred the Taco Avenue Subdivision, requiring the developer to secure signed agreements from neighboring property owners for new storm and sanitary sewer easements that have gone unrecorded for decades. The board is pushing a private developer to resolve a long-standing drainage problem on land the town itself doesn't control.

Developers presented significantly revised plans for 249 Main Street, now proposing a six-unit residential building, which addressed prior traffic and parking concerns. The project will now proceed to the Architectural Review Board for aesthetic review.

Eastchester's Planning Board advanced six diverse development applications on October 23, all contingent on design revisions, utility relocations, or ongoing traffic monitoring. The board consistently required applicants to adapt projects to fit existing neighborhood character and address infrastructure demands.

The Eastchester Planning Board deferred a decision on the Great Day Family Child Care application for 32 Harney Road, expressing strong skepticism about the proposed traffic management plan for parent drop-offs and pick-ups. This marks a critical point for the project, as the board prioritizes safety and neighborhood impact over an applicant's assurances of voluntary compliance.