Peekskill public meetings in 2025
45 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council will hold a public hearing and consider a local law to create a Senior Citizen Advisory Council. The meeting also includes votes on budget adjustments, insurance renewals, and intermunicipal agreements.
- Public hearing and vote on Local Law 15 of 2025 to establish the Senior Citizen Advisory Council
- Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA) with Westchester County for snow and ice removal
- Renewal of 2026 General Liability Insurance
- Update to special permit for 710 Washington Street
- Lease renewal for Building Eden Farms, Inc.
Common Council Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will consider adopting a local law establishing a Senior Citizen Advisory Council. It will also vote on several financial matters, including renewal of the 2026 general liability insurance and budget adjustments. Additional items include a grant from the DEC for invasive species and an intermunicipal agreement with Westchester County for snow and ice removal.
- Local Law to adopt the Senior Citizen Advisory Council (Local Law 15 of 2025)
- Finance: Authorize renewal of 2026 General Liability Insurance
- Finance: Authorize 2025 budget adjustments
- City Manager/CAC: DEC Invasive Species Grant
- City Manager/DPW: Approve IMA with Westchester County for snow and ice removal
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council will discuss 2025 budget adjustments and a tax map maintenance contract. The meeting includes several items regarding the Fire Department, including grant awards and a budget amendment. There is also an update regarding a special permit for 710 Washington Street.
- 2025 Budget Adjustments
- Tax Map Maintenance Contract
- Grant awards from Leary Firefighters Foundation and DASNY
- Special Permit update for 710 Washington Street
- Statement of Canvass for General Election
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will continue public hearings on five development proposals, including a cannabis manufacturing facility and several multi-family buildings. The body will also recommend acting as the lead agency for a mixed-use industrial project.
- Continued public hearing for cannabis manufacturing facility at 710 Washington Street
- Continued public hearing for 36-unit residential building at 400-410 Main Street
- Continued public hearing for 9-unit townhouse building at 660 Main Street
- Continued public hearing for 3-unit apartment building at 668 Main Street
- Recommendation to act as Lead Agency for Westchester Industrial Complex project
Work Session Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will consider a series of resolutions, including scheduling future council meetings, authorizing street closures for a school graduation and a church procession, and reappointing members to the Civilian Complaint Review Board. The council will also adopt the 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule, approve a special permit update for 710 Washington Street, and set a public hearing for a senior citizen advisory council. Additionally, the council will vote on appointing Adam Renwick as Chief of Police and naming Fire Chief James Seymour IV as Acting City Manager.
- Authorize appointment of Adam Renwick as Chief of Police
- Adopt 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule
- Authorize street closure for Peekskill Middle School Graduation
- Authorize street closure for Assumption Church religious processions
- Update 710 Washington Street – Special Permit
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board will meet to approve minutes and review two signage applications, including a new storefront sign and a digital sign amendment.
- Approval of October 23, 2025 minutes
- New Surface-Mounted Storefront Sign at 922A Main St
- Amendment to existing COA for addition of digital sign at 1008 Brown St (Paramount Theater)
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council will consider adopting the 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule. The meeting also includes updates on the Peekskill Tree Inventory, street closure authorizations for a school graduation and a religious procession, a parking request at Peekskill Stadium, and a discussion of a local law for the Senior Citizen Advisory Council. These items are presented for discussion or approval during the work session.
- Adopt 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule (Finance)
- Authorize street closure for Peekskill Middle School graduation (City Clerk)
- Authorize street closure for Assumption Church religious processions (City Clerk)
- Parking request at Peekskill Stadium (Recreation)
- Update 710 Washington Street Special Permit (Planning)
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Common Council meeting on November 24, 2025 will consider a range of items including budget adoption, public‑hearing proposals, and contract awards. Key decisions include adopting the 2026 City of Peekskill budget, authorizing street closures for the Holiyay Market and New Year’s Eve celebration, and extending the moratorium on battery energy storage systems. The council will also review a payment‑in‑lieu parking text amendment, award bids for water‑system supplies, and consider a memorandum of understanding with the Peekskill City School.
- Adopt 2026 City of Peekskill budget (Resolution)
- Authorize street closure for Holiyay Market (Resolution)
- Extend moratorium on Battery Energy Storage System (Local Law 14 of 2025)
- Payment in lieu parking text amendment – public hearing (Director of Planning Carol Samol)
- Award bid for 2026 Water Maintenance Materials (Resolution)
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
The Peekskill Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on an area variance request for 1019 Park Street. The applicant seeks permission to add a third story and convert the second‑floor office into a mixed‑use residential building in the C‑2 Central Commercial District. The proposal also requires a special permit, final site‑plan review, payment in lieu of parking, and a historic preservation certificate. Minutes of previous meetings will also be reviewed.
- Area variance (Z25-009/P25-037) for 1019 Park Street to add a third‑story mixed‑use building
- Special Permit application to the Planning Commission
- Final Site Plan Review required
- Payment in lieu of parking
- Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic and Landmarks Preservation Board
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council will discuss the 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule and various downtown planning initiatives. The session includes authorizations for holiday event street closures and contracts for fireworks displays.
- 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule
- Downtown Parking Payment In-Lieu Fee
- RFP for Downtown Intersection Design
- Fleischmann Pier RFP for 2026 Commercial Operators and Pier Management
- Referral of 1050 Lower South St. to Planning Commission
Planning Commission Meeting
The Peekskill Planning Commission will review a renewal of a special permit for an outdoor dining area with a pergola at 1050 Park Street. It will consider extending approvals for a four‑lot subdivision that includes 231 affordable rental apartments at 1005‑1017 Lower South Street and part of 120 Travis Lane. The commission will hold continued public hearings on several site‑plan applications, including a three‑story townhouse at 660 Main Street and a mixed‑use addition at 1019 Park Street. A SEQRA review may be initiated for the 1019 Park Street project, and additional public hearings will address waterfront and commercial developments.
- Renewal of special permit for outdoor dining area at 1050 Park Street (C‑2 district)
- Extension of approvals for four‑lot subdivision with 231 affordable rental units at 1005‑1017 Lower South Street and 120 Travis Lane (M‑2B district)
- Continued public hearing for three‑story, nine‑unit townhouse at 660 Main Street (R‑6 district)
- SEQRA review lead agency consideration for third‑story mixed‑use addition at 1019 Park Street (C‑2 district)
- Public hearing for 36‑unit waterfront building at 400‑410 Main Street (WF‑2 district)
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding the 2026 city budget and a potential New York State tax cap override. The body is also considering resolutions for a battery energy storage system moratorium and various city planning projects.
- Public hearing on 2026 City of Peekskill Common Council Budget
- Public hearing on overriding the NYS Tax Cap
- Resolution to set a public hearing on extending the moratorium on Battery Energy Storage Systems
- Resolution to authorize an RFP for a Community Hub Planning study
- Resolution to authorize an IMA with Westchester County for STOP-DWI Patrol/Datamaster Program 2025-2030
Work Session Meeting
The council will discuss a franchise agreement with Verizon. The meeting also includes a budget overview for 2026, a street closure request for the Reindeer Run event, a payment‑in‑lieu matter, an award for a kitchen incubator project, a DWI patrol program, and a food insecurity response. Each item will be presented by the respective department heads.
- Finance – presentation of 2026 budget highlights by Comptroller Toni Tracy
- City Clerk – request for street closure for the Reindeer Run event
- Planning – discussion of payment in lieu and award of bid for Kitchen Incubator
- Legal – review of Verizon franchise agreement
- Police – STOP DWI Patrol/Datamaster program for 2025‑2030
Industrial Development Agency Meeting
The Peekskill Industrial Development Agency will review its monthly financial report and a draft FY26 budget. It will discuss old business items including the 901 Main Street PILOT application, a draft PILOT policy, and liability insurance renewals. New business will focus on the redevelopment of 47‑49 South Water Street, formerly the Peekskill Brewery. The meeting also includes routine correspondence, acceptance of minutes, and a possible executive session.
- Acceptance of September 30, 2025 meeting minutes
- Review of monthly financial report and draft FY26 budget
- Update on 901 Main Street PILOT application
- Consideration of draft PILOT policy and UTEP update
- Discussion of redevelopment plans for 47‑49 South Water Street
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will consider several items, including a public hearing on overriding the state tax cap. Other agenda points cover a parking fee amendment, an extension for written comments on 710 Washington Street, and resolutions on parking management and street closures. The meeting also includes recognitions, reports, and routine procedural items.
- Resolution to set a public hearing on overriding the NYS tax cap
- Payment‑in‑lieu parking text amendment discussion (Director of Planning)
- Extension of written comment period for 710 Washington Street to Nov 10, 2025
- Resolution to adopt the MTA Parking Management Plan for 2026
- Resolution for street closure for the Turkey Trot event
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board will approve draft minutes from September 25 and consider a consent for the Planning Commission to act as the lead agency for an environmental review at 1019 Park Street.
- Approval of draft minutes for September 25, 2025
- Environmental review consent for 1019 Park Street
- Planning Commission designated as lead agency
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council will discuss several items, including budget presentations from the Legal Department and Special Items. The City Clerk will present the MTA Parking Management Plan for 2026 and proposals for street closures for the Turkey Trot and Tree Lighting events. The Fire Department will review a FEMA Port Security Grant. Planning will give an update on a payment‑in‑lieu program.
- Council – Budget presentations (Legal Department and Special Items)
- City Clerk – MTA Parking Management Plan for 2026
- City Clerk – Street closures for Turkey Trot and Tree Lighting
- Fire – FEMA Port Security Grant
- Planning – Payment in lieu update
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
The Zoning Board of Appeals will review a proposal for a third-story addition and mixed-use building at 1019 Park Street and continue a public hearing for a garage construction project at 317 North Division Street.
- Review of third-story addition and renovations at 1019 Park Street
- Area variance request for 1457 Main Street garage construction
- Continued public hearing for side and rear yard setback variances
- SEQRA review for 1019 Park Street mixed-use project
- Approval of Planning Commission site plan for 1457 Main Street
Work Session Budget Meeting
The Peekskill City Council will hold a work session to review budget presentations from the Water & Sewer Department and the Department of Public Works. The agenda includes a discussion on water treatment plant hardware and software upgrades.
- Water & Sewer Department budget presentation
- Department of Public Works budget presentation
- Water Treatment Plant hardware and software upgrade
- Water Treatment Plant study and analysis
- Council liaison reports and concerns
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will review a series of resolutions, including authorizing the sale of certain city‑owned vehicles and declaring a budget surplus. It will also consider a special permit for 400 Main Street, a payment‑in‑lieu parking amendment, and a Verizon franchise agreement. Additional items include grant acceptances and a renewal of the LEAP Peekskill School District agreement for 2025‑2026.
- 400 Main Street – Special Permit (Planning Department)
- Payment‑in‑lieu parking text amendment (Planning Department)
- Verizon Franchise Agreement (City Attorney and Verizon representatives)
- Resolution to declare surplus and authorize sale of certain city‑owned vehicles
- Resolution to authorize LEAP Peekskill School District Renewal 2025‑2026
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two residential site plan applications and review a proposal for a mixed-use building on Main Street. The body will also provide recommendations to the Zoning Board of Appeals and Common Council regarding specific zoning permits and variances.
- Public hearing for level-two alterations to a single-family residence at 1474 Elm Street
- Public hearing for a three-unit apartment building at 668 Main Street
- Recommendation to Zoning Board of Appeals for a third-story addition at 1019 Park Street
- Recommendation to Common Council for a Special Permit at 400-410 Main Street
- Review of a mixed-use project requiring a Certificate of Appropriateness from the HLPB
Work Session Budget Meeting
The Common Council will hear budget presentations from the Police Department, the Clerk’s Office, and the Youth Bureau. The meeting also includes a segment for liaison reports, concerns, and issues. No specific budget approvals are listed on the agenda.
- Budget presentation – Police Department
- Budget presentation – Clerk’s Office
- Budget presentation – Youth Bureau
- Liaison reports, concerns and issues
Work Session Meeting
The Peekskill City Council will hold a work session to review budget presentations for the Fire Department and Section 8 housing, along with various grant applications for police programs and infrastructure projects.
- Fire Department budget presentation
- Section 8 housing annual plan
- Police LEAP program renewal grant
- Police traffic safety grant applications
- Depew Park design professional RFQ
Industrial Development Agency Meeting
The Industrial Development Agency will review old business items such as the 901 Main Street PILOT application and draft PILOT policy, along with updates on Broad Howard and business data. New business includes a potential mortgage tax exemption application for the GDC Fort Hill Apartments refinancing. The meeting also includes routine correspondence, minutes approval, and financial reports.
- Review of 901 Main Street PILOT application
- Discussion of draft PILOT policy
- Update on Broad Howard project
- Potential mortgage tax exemption for GDC Fort Hill Apartments refinancing
- Monthly financial and expense reports
Work Session Budget Meeting
The Common Council is holding a work session to hear budget presentations from several city departments. The meeting includes reports on the capital plan, debt, and fee schedules.
- Finance Capital Plan, Debt, and Fee Schedule presentation
- Building Department budget presentation
- Human Resources Department budget presentation
- Assessor’s Department budget presentation
- Nutrition and Recreation Departments budget presentation
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The board will approve the draft minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting. It will review an application for a third-story addition and facade alterations at 1019 Park Street, proposing residential apartments on the upper floors and a new restaurant in the vacant first‑floor space. The meeting will then be adjourned.
- Approve draft minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting.
- Review application for a third‑story addition and facade changes at 1019 Park Street (SBL 33.30‑4‑8) to create residential apartments upstairs and a new restaurant on the first floor.
- Adjourn the meeting.
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal for a new three-unit residential apartment building. The board is reviewing requests for area variances concerning lot area and lot width.
- Public hearing for 668 Main Street regarding lot area and lot width variances for a three-unit residential building
- Review of meeting minutes from June 18, 2025, and July 17, 2025
Work Session Meeting
The Common Council Work Session will consider authorizing the City to solicit bids for 2026 water maintenance materials and for water treatment plant chemicals and sludge removal. A presentation on the City of Peekskill Watershed will be given by Watershed Inspector Joseph Scapoli. The council will also receive liaison reports, discuss a Memorandum of Understanding with the Inclure Program, and follow up on a special permit for 710 Washington Street.
- Authorize bid for 2026 Water Maintenance Materials
- Authorize bid for 2026 Water Treatment Plant Chemical and Sludge Removal
- Presentation on City of Peekskill Watershed by Joseph Scapoli
- MOU with the Inclure Program (Recreation)
- 710 Washington Street Special Permit Follow Up (Planning)
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will consider several items, including ratifying a façade option for 898 Washington Street, holding a public hearing on the environmental study scope for a waterfront transit‑oriented development, and reviewing applications for an indoor soccer training center and cannabis facilities. It will also recommend a downtown payment‑in‑lieu of parking fee amendment and conduct a SEQRA review with a recommendation for a five‑story, 41‑unit residential building at 400‑410 Main Street. Additionally, the Commission will forward a variance recommendation for a three‑unit building at 668 Main Street to the Zoning Board of Appeals and adopt minutes from the May 13 meeting.
- Ratify Option 2 façade plan for 898 Washington Street.
- Public hearing on environmental study scope for Waterfront Transit‑Oriented Development.
- Continued hearing on converting 1 Highland Industrial Park Drive to an indoor soccer training center (M‑3 district).
- Hearings on proposed indoor cannabis cultivation/processing and a cannabis dispensary at 8 John E. Walsh Boulevard (M‑2 district).
- SEQRA review and recommendation for a five‑story, 41‑unit residential building at 400‑410 Main Street (WF‑2 district).
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will vote on the appointment of a City Engineer. Council members will discuss public‑hearing items including amendments to Chapter 530 and Chapter 17 of the City Code, as well as a Section 8 annual plan. Additional resolutions cover a bond for the WIIA EFC CWSRF project, several street‑closure authorizations, and a memorandum of understanding for a fall culinary training program.
- Appointment of City Engineer (Resolution 17)
- Local Law to Amend Chapter 530 (public hearing item)
- Local Law to Amend Chapter 17 of City Code (public hearing item)
- Resolution for Bond Resolution for WIIA EFC Project CWSRF (Resolution 1)
- Resolution to enter MOU with Nor West for Fall Culinary Training Program (Resolution 6)
Work Session Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will review the second-quarter budget and actuals, authorize a donation for senior meals, and approve several street closures for celebrations and infrastructure repairs.
- 2nd Quarter Budget to Actual presentation
- Street Closure - Lincoln Exedra (Centennial Celebration)
- Street Closure - Brown Street
- Enter MOU with Nor-West for Fall Culinary Training Program
- Authorize to apply for LIFT and Project Elevate Grants
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board will review three applications concerning historic properties. Two applications from Joseph Thompson, on behalf of the City of Peekskill, request façade renovations and marquee repair for the Paramount Theater at 1008 Brown Street. A third application from Larry D’Amico and the Peekskill Arts Alliance seeks approval for new vinyl art banners and concrete staining on 950 and 970 Main Street. The meeting also includes approval of the July 24, 2024 draft minutes.
- Façade renovations and exterior alterations for 1008 Brown St (Paramount Theater) – applicant Joseph Thompson, owner City of Peekskill.
- Repair and refinishing of existing marquee, including digital displays, at 1008 Brown St (Paramount Theater) – applicant Joseph Thompson, owner City of Peekskill.
- New vinyl art banners and concrete stain for 950 Main St – applicant Larry D’Amico / Peekskill Arts Alliance, owner Sarah K. Amin.
- New vinyl art banners and concrete stain for 970 Main St – applicant Larry D’Amico / Peekskill Arts Alliance, owners Tim Reinke & John Sharp.
- Approval of draft minutes for the July 24, 2024 meeting.
Industrial Development Agency Meeting
The Peekskill Industrial Development Agency will review and possibly adopt a revised procurement policy. The meeting will also include routine items such as correspondence, acceptance of minutes, and monthly financial reports. No new business items are scheduled.
- Adoption of Revised Procurement Policy (Old Business)
- Monthly Financial Report – PIDA and PFKI expense reports
- PFKI Update – Application for Financial Assistance
- Report on Joint City/Agency Market Sponsorship Program
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will consider a range of resolutions, including a license agreement amendment with Trinity Cruise Company, LLC, and several public hearing items. Council members will also discuss budget hearings for 2026, structural improvements to a city garage, and a special permit for 400 Main Street. Additional items include a public hearing on 710 Washington Street and updates on various intermunicipal agreements.
- Amend license agreement with Trinity Cruise Company, LLC
- Set public hearing for 710 Washington Street
- Resolution to set public hearings for the 2026 City of Peekskill Budget
- Resolution for garage structural improvements design
- Special permit referral for 400 Main Street and set public hearing
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will review a Cumulative Environmental Impact Report for the Waterfront Transit Oriented Development. The body will also receive a status update on a proposed 3.5-story mixed-use residential building and hold several public hearings on various applications.
- Cumulative Environmental Impact (CEIR) Report for Waterfront Transit Oriented Development (TOD)
- Presentation by Chuck Lesnick on a 3½ story mixed-use residential building at North Broad Street, Main Street, and Howard Street
- Public hearing for Robin Urbina at 698 North Division Street
- Public hearing for Westchester Sports Arena, LLC at 1 Lisa Court
- Public hearing for Colin Beauchemin/Grand Street Cannabis at 90 Mount Airy Road S
Work Session Meeting
The Peekskill Common Council will set a public hearing for the City Manager's tentative budget and review designs for waterfront and garage improvements. The meeting also includes authorizing grant applications, a special permit for a Main Street project, and a proposed amendment to the Tree Ordinance.
- Set Public Hearing for City Manager’s Tentative Budget
- Review Waterfront TOD Environmental Study Scope
- Authorize Westchester County Flood Mitigation Fund Application
- Set Public Hearing for 400 Main Street Special Permit
- Amendment to Tree Ordinance
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board will first approve the draft minutes from the June 26, 2024 meeting. It will then consider a renovation application for the property at 729 South Street, submitted by applicant Marco Mandra on behalf of owner Jaland Real Estate LLC. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment.
- Approve draft minutes from June 26, 2024
- Review renovation application for 729 South Street (Applicant: Marco Mandra; Owner: Jaland Real Estate LLC)
- Adjourn the meeting
Industrial Development Agency Meeting
The Peekskill Industrial Development Agency will review a tourism marketing letter, accept the April 29, 2025 meeting minutes, and present its monthly financial report along with 2026 budget planning. It will discuss old business items such as board members' fiduciary duty, a financial assistance application revision, and a PFKI bid opening. The agency will then vote on adopting a revised procurement policy. An executive session may be held if needed.
- Correspondence – tourism marketing letter from City Manager
- Acceptance of April 29, 2025 meeting minutes
- Monthly financial report – PIDA report, PFKI expense report, 2026 budget planning
- Old business – board members fiduciary duty acknowledgment, financial assistance application revision, PFKI bid opening
- New business – adoption of revised procurement policy
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three variance requests. The first is a parking variance for a mixed-use commercial and residential building at 1106 Main Street in the C-2 Central Commercial District. The second concerns parking and use changes for a conversion at 1004 Cortlandt Street in the R-1C One-Family Residence District. The third seeks area variances for yard setbacks and accessory building placement for a new garage at 317 North Division Street in the C-3 General Commercial District.
- Parking variance (Section 575-33 G) for mixed-use project at 1106 Main Street, C-2 district
- Parking variance and nonconforming use change for office/retail and residential unit at 1004 Cortlandt Street, R-1C district
- Area variances for yard setbacks and accessory building for new garage at 317 North Division Street, C-3 district
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Common Council will hold public hearings regarding 710 Washington Street and 1 Highland Industrial Park. The body is also considering multiple grant applications for housing, energy efficiency, and riverfront resiliency.
- Public hearings for 710 Washington Street and 1 Highland Industrial Park
- Special permit approval for 898 Washington Street
- Award of RISC Contract and Fleischmann Pier Contract
- Authorization for Pro-Housing Supply and NYSERDA Energy Efficiency grant applications
- Street closure authorization for Assumption Church Fair
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding site plan approvals for a cannabis dispensary, a woodworking business, and a light manufacturing shop. The body will also provide recommendations to the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Common Council.
- Continued public hearing for a cannabis dispensary at 500 Highland Avenue
- Public hearing for a new woodworking business at 898 Washington Street
- Public hearing for a light manufacturing shop at 614 South Street
- Zoning Board of Appeals recommendations for 698 North Division Street, 1457 Main Street, and 108 North Division Street
- Recommendation to Common Council and SEQRA review for Westchester Sports Arena, LLC
Work Session Meeting
The Peekskill City Council will hold a work session to discuss a refrigerant management policy, authorize a contract for Fleischmann Pier repairs, and review permits for 418 N. Division Street and 898 Washington Street. The agenda also includes authorizations for a youth workforce academy and a liaison report.
- Authorize contract for Phase 2 Momentum Project Consultant
- Award bid for Fleischmann Pier repairs
- Special permit approval for 898 Washington Street
- Authorize MOU with Peekskill City School – Independent Contractor Services
- Authorize Street Closure for Assumption Church Fair
Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board Meeting
The Historic & Landmarks Preservation Board will review applications for new signage at 1014 Main Street and 1101 Main Street, as well as new public art banners at 950 and 970 Main Street. The meeting will also include the approval of draft minutes from a previous session.
- Review of signage application for 1014 Main Street (NG Clothing Store)
- Review of signage application for 1101 Main Street (Any Time Fitness)
- Review of public art banners at 950 and 970 Main Street
- Approval of draft minutes from May 22, 2024
- Next meeting scheduled for July 24, 2025
Work Session and Common Council Meeting
The Common Council will discuss updating the city's procurement policy and reviewing the Capital Plan. The body is also deciding on several special permits and grant applications for water and sewer projects.
- Local Law to repeal Chapter 106 Procurement Policy and create Chapter 10 Best Value Procurement Policy
- Special permit approvals for 614 South Street and 7 John Walsh Boulevard
- Referrals to Planning Commission and public hearings for 710 Washington Street and 1 Highland Industrial Park
- Termination of an inactive sewer easement at 4-6 John E. Walsh Boulevard
- Water and sewer grant applications via WIAA
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will consider several applications, including an extension of approvals for a mixed‑use residential and commercial building at 41 North Division Street, and a public hearing on a cannabis dispensary at 500 Highland Avenue. It will also review a go‑kart racetrack proposal at 7 John Walsh Blvd, a two‑lot subdivision with single‑family homes at 1756 Lincoln Terrace, and a woodworking business with parking and yard‑setback variances at 898 Washington Street. Additionally, a proposal to establish a downtown payment‑in‑lieu of parking will be discussed.
- Extension of approvals for a mixed‑use building with 22 residential units and ground‑floor commercial uses at 41 North Division Street (C‑2 district)
- Public hearing for a cannabis dispensary at 500 Highland Avenue (C‑3 district) with special permit, site plan approval, and parking variance
- Public hearing for conversion of a wholesale beer distributor to a go‑kart racetrack at 7 John Walsh Blvd (M‑2 district) with SEQRA negative declaration and special permit
- Public hearing for a two‑lot subdivision and single‑family dwellings at 1756 Lincoln Terrace (R‑1C district)
- Recommendation for a special permit, parking variance, and area variance for a woodworking business at 898 Washington Street (C‑3 district)