White Plains public meetings in 2024
5 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Agenda
The Board is reviewing applications for property modifications including home additions, pool construction, and garage reconstruction. Some items also request extensions for existing building height and lot area resolutions.
- Conversion of 106 Robertson Avenue to a two-family dwelling
- One-year extension for building height at 60 South Broadway
- Proposed pool construction at 2 Willow Brook Road
- Addition and side yard setback variance at 126 Soundview Avenue
- Extension of multi-family dwelling area variance at 37 Lake Street
Agenda
The Design Review Board will consider several applications for building signage, facade updates, and site plan changes. This includes a request for an extension of the site plan and special permit approvals for Brookfield Commons Phase 3.
- Site plan extension and special permit approvals for Brookfield Commons Phase 3 at 161 So Lexington Ave
- Amended site plan application for 250 Mamaroneck Ave
- Signage and facade updates for businesses including 50 Main St, 80 Westchester Ave, and 174 Westchester Ave
- Name change and repainting of the facade at 166 Mamaroneck Ave
Agenda
The Common Council is considering a local law to amend the White Plains Municipal Code. The proposal authorizes the Mayor or authorized officers to use a “best value” method when purchasing goods, materials, equipment, or services. This method focuses on optimizing quality, costs, and efficiency.
- Local Law Introductory No. 1 of 2024 regarding procurement methods
- Proposed addition of Section 2-1-18 to the Municipal Code
Agenda
The Common Council adopted multiple bond ordinances to fund capital projects, including vehicle acquisitions and building repairs. The council also approved a new photo monitoring system for school bus stop violations. A public hearing was held regarding the redevelopment of the White Plains Hospital Center.
- $5,072,000 bond for heavy-duty rolling stock vehicles
- $1,818,000 bond for Public Safety Building chillers
- New photo monitoring system for school bus stop violations
- $807,013 grant from NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services
- Adoption of 'Best Value' procurement method via Local Law No. 1 of 2024
Agenda
The Common Council is considering a local law to amend the White Plains Municipal Code. This amendment would allow authorized officers to use a 'best value' approach when purchasing goods, materials, equipment, or services. When using this method, officials must document how the selection optimizes quality, costs, and efficiency for the City.
- Local Law Introductory No. 1 of 2024 regarding procurement methods
- Proposed addition of Section 2-1-18 to the White Plains Municipal Code