Articles about "601 Midland Avenue"

Yonkers Planning Board approved a 17-story, 282-unit mixed-use building at 22 Lembo Drive and film studios at 501 Hawthorne Avenue. These approvals signal continued significant development and economic diversification for the city.

Yonkers Planning Board denied a special permit for the Cherry Valley Marketplace at 529 South Broadway to operate 24 hours a day, while approving several large residential projects totaling over 600 new units. This decision signals the board's willingness to limit commercial operating hours even as it greenlights significant housing growth.

The public works project at 601 Midland Avenue, involving a new field operations building and a repurposed utility building, saw revised plans presented to the Yonkers Planning Board, though aesthetic compatibility was a key discussion point.

The Yonkers Planning Board deferred votes on six development projects, including a 282-unit apartment building and a new DEP facility, pushing applicants for more detailed design proposals and further impact studies. This pattern shows the board's consistent demand for new developments to meet higher aesthetic and functional integration standards within their existing contexts.