Scarsdale public meetings in 2024

Planning Board

The Planning Board held a public hearing on December 18, 2024, and voted on applications for site plan approvals, wetland permits, and a lot line adjustment. The board approved three applications with conditions and continued four others to January 22, 2025. One application (Benjamin Taylor at 129 Fox Meadow Road) was listed in the public hearing notice but no vote was recorded.

• Approved site plan with conditions for Amit Jain at 2 Walworth Avenue
• Approved site plan and wetland permit for 32 Sycamore Project Corp. at 32 Sycamore Road
• Approved site plan and wetland permit for Jaime Sneider & Jamie Moser at 5 Barker Lane
• Continued public hearing for 189 Heathcote LLC at 189 Heathcote Road to January 22, 2025
• Continued public hearing for lot line adjustment (1789 Ocean Ave LLC) at 69 Penn Boulevard/Penn Road

The Planning Board approved site plans for 2 Walworth Avenue, 32 Sycamore Road, and 5 Barker Lane, each with conditions. It continued hearings for 189 Heathcote Road, 69 Penn Boulevard, 16 Hamilton Road, and 271 Madison Road to January 22, 2025. The board also approved the September 25, 2024 minutes.

• Approved site plan for 2 Walworth Avenue with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved site plan and wetland permit for 32 Sycamore Road with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved site plan and wetland permit amendment for 5 Barker Lane with conditions (unanimous)
• Continued hearing for 189 Heathcote Road to Jan 22, 2025 (unanimous)
• Continued hearing for 69 Penn Boulevard subdivision to Jan 22, 2025 (unanimous)
• Continued hearing for 16 Hamilton Road to Jan 22, 2025 (unanimous)
• Continued hearing for 271 Madison Road to Jan 22, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of Sept 25, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

Committee for Historic Preservation

The Committee for Historic Preservation is meeting to consider demolition applications for four properties. The body will review the historic status of houses and a garage to determine if demolition is permitted.

• Demolition of house at 5 Reynal Crossing (built 1938)
• Demolition of detached garage at 8 Wayside Lane (built 1924)
• Demolition of house at 177 White Rd (built 1952)
• Demolition of house at 17 Dolma Rd (built 1928) - withdrawn

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will vote on ten proposals including new houses, additions, signage, and a restaurant exterior. Several items are approved, two must resubmit, and one is held over.

• New house at 8 Dell Rd — preliminary, must resubmit
• New house at 36 Secor Rd — preliminary, must resubmit
• Three new houses at 103 Carthage Rd — approved
• Restaurant exterior at 860 Scarsdale Ave — approved with conditions
• Additions at 7 Normandy Lane — approved with conditions

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals voted on six applications at its December 11, 2024 meeting. It approved special use permits for swimming pools at 35 Murray Hill Road, 20 Cornell Street, and 5 Barker Lane, and granted area variances for a garage at 44 Brewster Road. It denied a special use permit extension for a swimming pool at 22 Harvest Drive and continued the public hearing for a pool and spa at 30 Paddington Road to January 8, 2025.

• Approved 4-0: Michael Glick special use permit for swimming pool at 35 Murray Hill Road
• Approved 4-0 as amended: Sahai Anuraag special use permit for swimming pool at 20 Cornell Street
• Approved 4-0: Lisel and Benoit Hesnard variances (front-yard, side-yard, combined side-yard, floor area ratio) at 44 Brewster Road
• Denied (vote not recorded): Joseph Sarachek and Heather Rosenstein special use permit extension for swimming pool at 22 Harvest Drive
• Continued to 1/8/2025: Maria Quaresma De Moura public hearing for special use permit for swimming pool and spa at 30 Paddington Road

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals approved special use permits for swimming pools at 35 Murray Hill Road, 20 Cornell Street, and 5 Barker Lane, and approved variances for a garage at 44 Brewster Road. The board denied a special use permit extension for a pool at 22 Harvest Drive due to the applicant's failure to seek a certificate of occupancy in a timely manner. The hearing for a pool at 30 Paddington Road was continued to January 8, 2025, and the Schutzer application was administratively adjourned to January 22, 2025.

• Approved special use permit for pool at 35 Murray Hill Road (4-0)
• Approved special use permit for pool at 20 Cornell Street with condition (4-0)
• Approved variances for garage at 44 Brewster Road (4-0 each)
• Denied special use permit extension for pool at 22 Harvest Drive (4-0)
• Continued hearing for pool at 30 Paddington Road to Jan 8, 2025
• Approved special use permit for pool and spa at 5 Barker Lane (4-0)
• Adjourned Schutzer application to Jan 22, 2025

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is meeting to consider two items: an application for a portico at 6 Olmsted Rd, which is approved with conditions, and a fence and gate proposal at 42 Mamaroneck Rd, which is held over to a future meeting. The agenda contains only these two items, one decided and one postponed.

• Approval with conditions for portico at 6 Olmsted Rd (application 2024-03376)
• Fence and gate at 42 Mamaroneck Rd held over (application 2024-05844)

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board voted unanimously (5-0) to approve a renewal of Verizon's non-residential special use permit at 1021 Post Road and site plans for properties at 8 Dell Road, 36 Secor Road, and 72 Chase Road. The board also voted unanimously to continue public hearings for applications at 2 Walworth Avenue, 189 Heathcote Road, 32 Sycamore Road, and 69 Penn Boulevard/Penn Road to the December 18, 2024 meeting.

• Verizon New York Inc. special use permit renewal approved for 1021 Post Road
• A&C Knopp Development site plan approved for 8 Dell Road
• JAF Builders Corp. site plan approved with conditions for 36 Secor Road
• Chase Luxury Development LLC site plan approved for 72 Chase Road
• Public hearings continued for four applications to December 18, 2024 (2 Walworth Ave, 189 Heathcote Rd, 32 Sycamore Rd, 69 Penn Blvd)

Committee for Historic Preservation

The Committee for Historic Preservation will hold a public meeting on December 17, 2024, to consider demolition applications for four properties: a 1938 house at 5 Reynal Crossing, a 1924 detached garage at 8 Wayside Lane, a 1952 house at 177 White Road, and a 1928 house at 17 Dolma Road. The meeting is in person at Village Hall.

• 5 Reynal Crossing – demolition of house built 1938
• 8 Wayside Lane – demolition of detached garage built 1924
• 177 White Road – demolition of house built 1952
• 17 Dolma Road – demolition of house built 1928

Board of Architectural Review

The Scarsdale Board of Architectural Review met on November 18, 2024, to review 11 building and signage applications. Six projects were approved, two were approved with conditions, and three were held over for further review.

• Approved signage for Craft Barbers at 17589-02.05.3 Parkway Spencer Bldg
• Approved signage for Cindy’s Nail & Spa at 17590-01.03.22 2024-0584 864 Scarsdale Ave
• Approved new house at 17591-22.12.5 2024-0597 46 Lincoln Rd
• Approved new house at 17592-22.12.6 2024-0598 101 Carthage Rd
• Held over new house at 17593-22.12.6 2024-0599 103 Carthage Rd

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals reviewed several applications for special use permits and area variances. The body primarily decided on the approval of swimming pool installations and residential setbacks.

• Approved swimming pool special use permits for 31 Butler Road, 37 Penn Boulevard, 12 Burgess Road, 48 Ogden Road, 129 Fox Meadow Road, and 19 Dolma Road
• Approved front yard setback variance for a portico at 6 Olmsted Road
• Approved rear yard setback variance for a second story addition at 1185 Post Road
• Continued public hearings for swimming pool permits at 20 Cornell Street and garage variances at 44 Brewster Road
• Approved swimming pool and sports court permit for 19 Dolma Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Scarsdale Board of Architectural Review reviewed and voted on 8 proposals for residential and commercial modifications. Decisions included outright approvals for an awning, signage, and several additions, while two items were approved with conditions and two were held over for future discussion.

• Glastein & Khamlue: Addition, Deck & Stairs at 98 Brewster Rd – approved with conditions
• Christie Pl Condo: Chat Awning at 160 Christie Pl – approved
• Loughran & Miller: Addition & Porch at 209 Brewster Rd – held over
• East Parkway Station LLC: Mimi’s Signage x2 at 51 East Parkway – approved with conditions
• VDecades LLC: Exterior Alts at 860 Scarsdale Ave – held over

Planning Board

The Planning Board voted 4-0 to recommend a 5% recreation fee to the Village Board for a three-lot subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road. The board also approved site plans and permits for 4 Richbell Close, 126 Birchall Drive, a non-residential special use permit renewal at 259 Heathcote Road, and a wetland permit amendment at 31 Butler Road (3-1 vote). Public hearings for developments at 8 Dell Road, 36 Secor Road, and 72 Chase Road were continued to November 20, 2024. A subdivision application for 80, 88, 90 Garden Road and a special use permit renewal for Verizon at 1021 Post Road were adjourned to the same date.

• Recommendation of 5% recreation fee for Raj Krishnan's subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Approval of non-residential special use permit renewal for a medical center at 259 Heathcote Road
• Approval of wetland permit amendment at 31 Butler Road by a 3-1 vote
• Continued public hearings for site plans at 8 Dell Road, 36 Secor Road, and 72 Chase Road to November 20, 2024
• Adjournment of nine-lot subdivision at 80, 88, 90 Garden Road and Verizon special use permit renewal to November 20

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review's agenda lists 11 applications with statuses. Three new house proposals on Lincoln and Carthage Roads and a two-story addition on Aspen Road are held over for further discussion. Several other items—including a pergola, an awning, dormer expansions, and an amended new house—are already approved, while two applications have been withdrawn. The board will consider the held-over items at this meeting.

• New house at 46 Lincoln Rd (held over)
• New houses at 101 and 103 Carthage Rd (held over)
• Two-story addition and deck at 39 Aspen Rd (held over)
• Pergola at 7 Old Lyme Rd (approved)
• Awning at 140 Christie Pl (approved)

Committee for Historic Preservation

The October 15, 2024, meeting was canceled due to a lack of quorum. The meeting has been rescheduled for November 19, 2024.

• Proposed demolition of house and detached garage at 16 Hamilton Rd (built 1952)
• Proposed demolition of house at 8 Crest Lane (built 1951)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The board approved a fence height variance for Syed Yousaf Shah at 15 Fox Meadow Road. A public hearing on a front-yard setback variance for Rebecca Blackwell at 6 Olmsted Road was continued to November 13, 2024. Applications for swimming pool special use permits at 31 Butler Road, 66 Sheldrake Road, and 35 Murray Hill Road were also on the agenda, with the latter adjourned by the applicant.

• Approved fence height variance (8-foot fence) at 15 Fox Meadow Road (5-0 vote)
• Continued public hearing to 11/13/2024 for front-yard setback variance at 6 Olmsted Road
• Referred swimming pool application at 31 Butler Road to Planning Board for wetland permit
• Swimming pool special use permit at 66 Sheldrake Road (David Shabsels)
• Swimming pool application at 35 Murray Hill Road adjourned by applicant (Michael Glick)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will vote on seven applications for alterations, additions, signage, and other changes to residential and commercial properties. Four applications were approved and three were held over for further review.

• 22 River Rd – Approved for addition
• 18 Chase Rd – Approved for Bagel Emporium signage
• 56 Church Lane – Approved for exterior alterations
• 42 Hamilton Rd – Approved for covered deck
• 140 Christie Pl – Held over for awning

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board voted 4-0 to approve a watercourse diversion permit and a wetland permit for Dr. Raj Krishnan at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road, both with conditions. The board also voted 4-0 to continue the public hearing for Maxim Topr's site plan adjoining property buffer at 4 Richbell Close to the October 23, 2024 meeting.

• Approval of Watercourse Diversion Permit for Dr. Raj Krishnan at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road, with conditions (4-0)
• Approval of Wetland Permit for Dr. Raj Krishnan at same addresses, with conditions (4-0)
• Continued public hearing for Maxim Topr's Site Plan – Adjoining Property Buffer at 4 Richbell Close to 10/23/24

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review architectural applications for residential additions, solar panels, and commercial signage. The body is deciding on approvals and conditions for projects at various Village locations.

• 2nd floor addition at 120 Brewster Rd
• Solar panels at 15 Oak Way
• 2-story addition at 70 Stratton Rd
• Signage for Mimi's at 51 E Parkway and Martine's at 48 E Parkway
• Gates, wingwalls, and piers at 5 Heathcote Rd

Planning Board

The Planning Board held a public hearing to consider a subdivision and site plan approval for 80, 88, and 90 Garden Road. The board voted 5-0 to approve the application and designated itself as the lead agency for the SEQRA environmental review process.

• Approval of a nine-lot subdivision with eight new houses at 80, 88, and 90 Garden Road
• Site plan approval for disturbance in the Adjoining Property Buffer at 80, 88, and 90 Garden Road
• Motion to prepare SEQRA documents for review at the October 23, 2024, meeting

Committee for Historic Preservation

The Committee for Historic Preservation will consider demolition permits for several houses in Scarsdale. Seven demolitions were approved, one application was withdrawn, and one request for an extension of a Certificate of Appropriateness was approved. One item at 16 Hamilton Road was held over for further consideration.

• 8 Dell Rd – demolition of house built 1950 APPROVED
• 36 Secor Rd – demolition of house built 1950 APPROVED
• 16 Hamilton Rd – demolition of house and detached garage built 1952 HELD OVER
• 4 Sherbrooke Rd – demolition of house built 1907 WITHDREW
• 19 Woodlands – extension of Certificate of Appropriateness APPROVED

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for Brett Friedman to reduce the accessory building setback for a swimming pool at 2 Mayflower Road. The board adjourned public hearings for a fence-height variance at 15 Fox Meadow Road, a special-use permit for a swimming pool at 31 Butler Road, and a front-yard setback variance at 6 Olmsted Road, all to October 9, 2024, pending further submissions.

• Approved variance for swimming pool setback at 2 Mayflower Road (5-0)
• Adjourned fence height variance at 15 Fox Meadow Road to 10/9/2024
• Adjourned special use permit for pool at 31 Butler Road to 10/9/2024
• Adjourned front-yard setback variance at 6 Olmsted Road to 10/9/2024

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review considered nine items on September 9, 2024, including approvals, a holdover, a withdrawal, and three new house preliminary plans that were required to resubmit. Decisions were made on projects ranging from porch enclosures to metal roofs and awning installations.

• 17539 – Enclose porch and add window at 96 Montgomery Rd – APPROVED
• 17540 – Amend new house at 151 Webster Rd – HELD OVER
• 17542-17546 – Three new house preliminary plans at 46 Lincoln Rd, 101 & 103 Carthage Rd – MUST RESUBMIT
• 17547 – Awning at 140 Christie Pl – WITHDRAWN
• 17545 – Pergola at 88 Palmer Ave – APPROVED

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review will consider six applications at its August 12 meeting. Four applications are listed as approved, including two new houses on Heathcote Road and Rural Drive. One signage application at 44 Garth Road is held over, and one second-floor addition at 21 Myrtledale Road is a no-show.

• Held-over signage application for 'Play & Display' at 44 Garth Rd
• Two new houses approved at 189 Heathcote Rd and 22 Rural Dr
• Garage-to-pool-house conversion approved at 21 Autenrieth Rd
• Windows and columns at 51 Wildwood Rd approved
• No-show for second-floor addition at 21 Myrtledale Rd

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public hearing and take action on three applications involving disturbance in the Adjoining Property Buffer. One item (Andrew Arons at 34 Bradford Road) is scheduled for a vote to continue the public hearing to September 25, 2024. Two other applications (Raj Krishnan at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road, and Maxim Topr at 4 Richbell Close) are marked as adjourned and will not be addressed at this meeting.

• Vote on motion to continue public hearing for Andrew Arons at 34 Bradford Road to 9/25/24
• Adjourned application of Raj Krishnan for three-lot subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Adjourned application of Maxim Topr for site plan at 4 Richbell Close

The Scarsdale Planning Board held a public hearing on July 31, 2024, but took no final decisions. Two applications (Raj Krishnan at 46 Lincoln Road/101 Carthage Road and Maxim Topr at 4 Richbell Close) were adjourned by the applicants to the September 25, 2024 meeting. The third application (Andrew Arons at 34 Bradford Road) was continued to the same date by a unanimous 5-0 vote after discussion.

• Adjourned Raj Krishnan's subdivision, site plan, watercourse, and wetland permit application to 9/25/2024
• Adjourned Maxim Topr's site plan application to 9/25/2024
• Continued Andrew Arons' site plan hearing to 9/25/2024 (5-0)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board considered 10 residential architectural review items: 6 were approved, 2 held over, 1 withdrawn. The agenda includes new house constructions, additions, a heritage tree, and a porch enclosure, all reviewed for compliance with village design standards.

• Approved new house at 12 Burgess Rd (Ira Schuman)
• Approved new house at 36 Farragut Rd (Farragut Rd Realty Group)
• Held over skylights at 151 Webster Rd (Scher & Descher)
• Approved heritage tree at 17 Autenrieth Rd (Mr & Mrs Russell Oak)
• Withdrawn amendment for rear windows at 5 Butler Rd (Osher & Halpern)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals voted on four applications. Two were approved with conditions, including a 3-2 vote to relocate pool equipment. Two public hearings were adjourned to September 11 pending additional information. The Board also discussed a potential code exception for tennis court fence height.

• Approved special use permit (5-0) for swimming pool at 41 Wildwood Road (Cooper Realestate Development LLC)
• Approved amendment (3-2) to relocate pool equipment at 66 Stratton Road (Alex Umansky)
• Adjourned variance for fence height at 56 Cushman Road to Sept 11 pending additional info
• Adjourned variance for accessory building setback at 2 Mayflower Road to Sept 11, extended special use permit to May 1, 2025
• Discussed Village Code exception for tennis court fence height

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals approved a Special Use Permit amendment for Alex Umansky to relocate pool equipment at 66 Stratton Road, approved a Special Use Permit for Cooper Realestate Development LLC to construct a swimming pool at 41 Wildwood Road, and extended Brett Friedman's Special Use Permit for a swimming pool at 2 Mayflower Road until May 1, 2025. The Board tabled Clarissa Lefkowitz's fence variance request at 56 Cushman Road and Brett Friedman's swimming pool setback variance at 2 Mayflower Road to the September 11, 2024 meeting, subject to conditions. The Board also unanimously directed staff to work on proposed changes to the tennis court fence height exception.

• Approved amended Special Use Permit for pool equipment relocation at 66 Stratton Road (5-0)
• Approved Special Use Permit for swimming pool at 41 Wildwood Road (5-0)
• Extended Special Use Permit for swimming pool at 2 Mayflower Road until May 1, 2025 (5-0)
• Tabled fence height variance at 56 Cushman Road to September 11, 2024 (5-0)
• Tabled swimming pool setback variance at 2 Mayflower Road to September 11, 2024 (5-0)
• Directed staff to work on tennis court fence height exception changes (unanimous)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review reviewed applications for property modifications including additions, siding changes, and new construction. Several projects were approved, while others were held over or required resubmission.

• Approval of 'I AM More' signage at 6 Spencer Place
• Approval of siding change to stucco at 860 Scarsdale Ave
• Approval of new house plans for Hickory Homes LLC at 0 Hickory Lane
• Requirement for 189 Heathcote LLC to resubmit preliminary plans for a new house
• Approval of addition and windows for 27 Crossway

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board reviewed several applications regarding site plans and permits. The board approved applications for 9 Ogden Road and 5 Cayuga Road. A hearing for a subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road was continued to July 31, 2024.

• Approved site plan for Brite Avenue Development Corp. at 9 Ogden Road
• Approved wetlands permit for 5 Cayuga Road
• Continued public hearing for subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Administratively adjourned site plan application for 34 Bradford Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Board reviewed several applications for new houses, exterior alterations, and property additions. While many items were approved, some were withdrawn or required resubmission. One item could not be addressed because there was no quorum.

• Approval of new houses at 17 Weaver St and 174 Boulevard
• Approval of exterior alterations at 2643 Deerfield Lane and 46 Franklin Rd
• Approval of a garage and dormer addition at 70 Mamaroneck Rd
• Withdrawal of new house applications for 509 Ogden Rd
• Requirement to resubmit plans for a new house at 12 Burgess Rd

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals met to vote on applications for swimming pools, fences, and yard setbacks. The board approved two special use permits and denied one request for a rear yard setback variance. Two other public hearings were adjourned until July 24, 2024.

• Approved pool fencing relocation at 19 Griffen Road
• Denied rear yard setback variance at 88 Palmer Avenue
• Approved swimming pool permit for 2 Cooper Road
• Adjourned fence height variance hearing for 56 Cushman Road
• Adjourned pool equipment relocation hearing for 66 Stratton Road

Board of Architectural Review

The Scarsdale Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review 12 applications for architectural changes, including home additions, solar panels, pergolas, new houses, and commercial storefront alterations. The board will decide whether to approve these projects based on design and village standards.

• Addition and garage expansion at 37 Penn Boulevard (Mineard)
• Solar panels at 1154 Post Rd (Lecciso & Zhang)
• Two detached garages at 239 Nelson Rd (Dwyer)
• New storefront at 864 Scarsdale Ave (Scarsdale Improvement)
• Two new houses at 18 Lincoln Rd (Lincoln Rd Partners) and 0 Hickory Lane (Hickory Homes LLC)

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is holding a public hearing to consider a proposed local law amending zoning and land use regulations. The changes aim to address stormwater impact and the appearance of bulk in residential developments.

• Public hearing on proposed zoning changes including setbacks, open space requirements, and building coverage
• Proposed purchase of Glock45 MOS7 handguns
• Contract for replacement of playground apparatus and safety surface at Greenacres Playground
• Purchase of HP desktops and monitors
• Intermunicipal Agreement with the City of New Rochelle for stream and culvert maintenance

Board of Trustees

The Village of Scarsdale Board of Trustees and the Scarsdale Board of Education are holding a joint public outreach meeting. The body is discussing a comprehensive study to identify gaps and recommend improvements for outdoor athletic fields and courts.

• Review of outdoor field sports including baseball, soccer, softball, lacrosse, and football
• Review of outdoor court sports including tennis, basketball, paddleball, pickleball, and volleyball
• Analysis of Village sites including Boulder Brook Complex, Crossways Field, and Hyatt Field
• Analysis of School District sites including Scarsdale High School and various elementary schools
• Discussion of systemic issues including drainage problems, insufficient capacity, and lack of ADA accessibility

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public hearing on May 22, 2024, to consider three applications, all of which were continued from a prior meeting. The board voted 4-0 to continue each public hearing to the June 26, 2024 meeting. The board will also discuss a referral from the Board of Trustees regarding proposed amendments to village codes on building construction, site plan review, and zoning.

• Dr. Raj Krishnan: three-lot subdivision, site plan, watercourse diversion, and wetlands permit at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Brite Avenue Development Corp.: site plan for adjoining property buffer at 9 Ogden Road
• David Janashvili: wetlands permit at 5 Cayuga Road
• Discussion of local law referral on amendments to Chapters 132, 251, and 310 of the Village Code

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss draft zoning recommendations from BFJ Planning. These proposals aim to mitigate flooding and preserve neighborhood character by adjusting land use codes for single-family residential properties.

• Proposed new site plan review requirements for corner lots and properties in flood hazard areas
• New minimum open space requirements ranging from 30% in A-5 districts to 65% in AA-1 districts
• Proposed increases to side yard setbacks for homes in A-2, A-2a, A-3, and A-4 districts
• Revised maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) for lots between 5,000 and 88,000+ square feet
• Proposed building height increase of up to 3 feet in flood hazard areas for flood mitigation

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will discuss contracts for in-car cameras, automatic license plate readers, and emergency vehicle upfitting. The meeting includes a proposal to schedule a public hearing on amending Village Land Use Regulations.

• Contract for the purchase of in-car cameras
• Contract for automatic license plate readers
• Contract for emergency vehicle upfitting from East Coast Emergency Lighting
• Proposed local law amending Village Land Use Regulations
• Scheduling of a public hearing on land use regulations

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on 11 applications for new houses, additions, and outdoor structures. Four new house proposals were required to be resubmitted, while others were approved or approved with conditions. The meeting is in person at Village Hall at 7:00 PM.

• Hickory Homes LLC new house at 0 Hickory Lane — must resubmit
• Soldatenko & Rozycki new house at 0 Farragut Rd — must resubmit
• Weaver Dev Holdings new house at 17 Weaver St — must resubmit
• Lincoln Rd Partners new house at 18 Lincoln Rd — must resubmit
• 112 Lee Rd LLC three new houses at 112 and 114 Lee Rd — approved with conditions

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals will vote to adjourn public hearings for two applications to its June 12 meeting pending additional information: Rachana Singh's request to relocate swimming pool fencing at 19 Griffen Road, and Mr. & Mrs. Bardella's variance to exceed lot coverage at 6 Montgomery Road. The board will also discuss a draft Tennis Court Policy Statement.

• Adjourn hearing for Rachana Singh, 19 Griffen Road, special use permit to relocate pool fencing
• Adjourn hearing for Mr. & Mrs. Bardella, 6 Montgomery Road, variance for lot coverage
• Discussion on Zoning Board of Appeals Tennis Court Policy Statement

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss draft zoning recommendations from BFJ Planning. These proposals aim to mitigate flooding and the loss of neighborhood character by adjusting land use codes for single-family residential properties.

• Proposed site plan review triggers based on site disturbance thresholds (30% to 50% of lot area)
• New open space requirements for residential districts ranging from 30% to 65%
• Proposed increases to side yard setbacks for A-2, A-2a, A-3, and A-4 districts
• Revised maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) for lots from 5,000 sf to 88,000+ sf
• Proposed building height increase of up to 3 feet for homes in flood hazard areas

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is holding a public hearing and deciding on the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget. The proposed budget includes a 4.93% tax levy increase and a $3 million allocation for future stormwater improvements.

• Adoption of FY 2024-2025 Village Budget with a proposed 4.93% tax levy increase
• Resolution for Water Meter Replacement Fee
• Contract for the purchase of Refuse Fleet Cameras
• Contract VM-1309 for Travel Camp Coach Bus Bid
• Appointment of Keane & Beane P.C. as Village Attorney

Board of Architectural Review

The Scarsdale Board of Architectural Review is meeting to review 11 applications for building projects, including new houses, additions, and alterations. Several applications were approved with conditions, while others were held over or must be resubmitted.

• New main entry doors at 14 Harwood Ct (approved with conditions)
• Pergola and deck alteration at 53 Sycamore Rd (approved with conditions)
• New house preliminary at 9 Ogden Rd (must resubmit)
• Garage relocation at 348 Heathcote Rd (held over)
• Liquor store awning at 140 Christie Pl (approved with conditions)

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public hearing on April 24, 2024, to consider a three-lot subdivision, site plan, watercourse diversion, and wetland permit at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road, and an administrative item. The board also approved a wetland permit for Sneider/Moser at 5 Barker Lane by a 5-0 vote.

• Approve 5-0: Wetland permit for Sneider/Moser at 5 Barker Lane
• Public hearing: Raj Krishnan's three-lot subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Public hearing: Site plan approval for disturbance in Adjoining Property Buffer at 46 Lincoln Road
• Public hearing: Permit to divert a watercourse at 46 Lincoln Road
• Adjourned: Site plan application by Mr. & Mrs. Geyaltor

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to approve special use permits for swimming pools at 42 Mamaroneck Road (TDJ Contracting Corp.) and 12 Innes Road (Scarsdale Development), each with conditions. The board will also discuss its Tennis Court Policy Statement. Both pool applications were considered in a public hearing held at Village Hall.

• Approved special use permit for swimming pool at 42 Mamaroneck Road (TDJ Contracting Corp.), 5-0 with condition
• Approved special use permit for swimming pool at 12 Innes Road (Scarsdale Development), 5-0 with condition
• Discussion on Zoning Board of Appeals Tennis Court Policy Statement
• Public hearing held at Rutherford Hall, Village Hall, 1001 Post Road

Board of Trustees

The Village Board will conduct a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Tentative Budget. The board will also consider contracts for police uniforms and a new street sweeper.

• Public Hearing on the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Tentative Budget
• Award of Contract for the purchase of a new Elgin Pelican Sweeper
• Awarding VM Contract #1308 for police uniforms
• Annual Meeting Resolutions
• Report of the Custodian of Taxes as of March 31, 2024

Board of Trustees

The meeting is a work session consisting of an organizational meeting and a discussion regarding personnel matters. The Board anticipates moving into an Executive Session to discuss item #2.

• Village Board Organizational Meeting
• Personnel Matters discussed in Executive Session

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on 10 applications for residential alterations and new construction. Eight were approved, one was withdrawn, and two were held over for further review. The agenda is a routine list of property-specific decisions, not a policy discussion.

• Approved: rear addition at 23 Autenrieth Rd (Osterman & Matula)
• Approved: roof replacement with asphalt shingles at 2-20 Garth Rd (RBR Scarsdale LLC)
• Withdrawn: addition and garage-to-pool-house conversion at 21 Autenrieth Rd (21 Autenrieth LLC)
• Held over: new houses at 112 and 114 Lee Rd (112 Lee Road LLC)
• Approved: ADA ramp and railing at 2 Overhill Rd (Overhill Rd Associates)

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public hearing on March 27, 2024, to consider applications for subdivision, site plan, watercourse diversion, and wetland permits. The board voted 5-0 to continue the hearing for the three-lot subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road to the April 24 meeting. It also approved with a condition the site plan and wetland permit for 8 Barker Lane.

• Three-lot subdivision at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road (continued to 4/24/24)
• Watercourse diversion permit to legalize existing piped watercourse at 46 Lincoln Road
• Wetland permit for regulated activities in wetland-controlled area at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Site plan and wetland permit for 8 Barker Lane (approved with condition)
• Application at 0 Hickory Lane adjourned by applicant

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will discuss the tentative budget for the next fiscal year and establish village-wide fees and charges. The meeting also includes proposals to amend village codes regarding appointments, newspaper publication, and sidewalk permits.

• Public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2024–2025 Tentative Budget
• Establishing Fiscal Year 2024–25 Village-Wide Fees and Charges
• Local Law amending Scarsdale Village Code regarding Public Sidewalk Permits
• Local Law amending Appointments and Terms of Office
• Extension of Recreation Management Software Master Service Agreement

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees is reviewing a tentative budget that proposes a 4.93% increase in the tax levy, which exceeds the New York State Tax Cap. The board will also consider a resolution to schedule a public hearing on the budget for April 9, 2024.

• Proposed tax levy increase of 4.93% ($2,293,000), resulting in a $348.39 increase for the average household
• Proposed $3,000,000 assignment of unassigned fund balance for future stormwater improvements
• Capital projects including Scarsdale Municipal Pool Complex pre-construction and Village Hall HVAC renovation
• Proposed repainting of the Heathcote Bridge over the Heathcote Bypass funded through debt
• One-time transfer to the Scarsdale Business Alliance for the Scarsdale Music Festival

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on six property applications at this meeting. Four were approved, one was held over, and one was withdrawn. The board reviews exterior changes to homes for design compliance.

• Approved window enlargement at 6B Dickel Rd (Davila & Sorrosa)
• Approved three new houses at 247 Nelson Rd (MAD Real Properties)
• Approved retaining wall at 228 Rock Creek Lane (Rockcreek LLC)
• Approved pergola at 2 Willow Lane (Mr & Mrs Feilbogen)
• Held over legalize pillars and propose new gates at 19 Griffen Ave (Singh & Kumar)

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public work session to consider an application from 80 Garden Road LLC, Wood Garden Associates LLC, and 2156 2nd Avenue LLC for a nine-lot subdivision with eight new houses at 80, 88, and 90 Garden Road. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 20, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. in Rutherford Hall at Village Hall. No public comments will be taken at this work session, but members of the public may attend, observe, and listen.

• Nine-lot subdivision with eight new houses proposed at 80, 88, and 90 Garden Road
• Application by 80 Garden Road LLC, Wood Garden Associates LLC, and 2156 2nd Avenue LLC
• Meeting begins with an Executive Session (advise of counsel)
• Public comments not accepted at this work session
• Materials available online at www.scarsdale.com

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss the Fourth Pass of the FY25 Budget. The proposed budget includes a tax levy increase of $2,293,000, which the document notes is not NYS Tax Cap compliant. The session also includes an executive session for personnel matters.

• Proposed average annual village tax increase of $342.30 (4.19%)
• Proposed $560,000 for Village Hall HVAC Upgrades
• Proposed $200,000 each for Greenacres and Willow Park playground renovations
• Proposed $30,000 commitment to Scarsdale Business Alliance for the Music Festival
• Proposed $1.5 million for Engine 55 Replacement

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals public hearing is cancelled. It would have considered two applications for special use permits to construct swimming pools, one at 42 Mamaroneck Road and one at 12 Innes Road.

• Meeting cancelled
• Special use permit for pool at 42 Mamaroneck Road (TDJ Contracting Corp.)
• Special use permit for pool at 12 Innes Road (Scarsdale Development)

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on nine residential and commercial property applications at its March 11, 2024 meeting. Six items were approved, one was held over, one must be resubmitted, and two were withdrawn. The board reviews design changes and new construction for compliance with village architectural standards.

• Approved deck with hot tub and pergola at 23 Stonehouse Rd
• Approved awning at Audio Help, 1 Chase Rd
• New house preliminary at 66 Sheldrake Rd must be resubmitted
• Approved three new houses at 20 Cambridge Rd
• Retaining wall at 8 Barker Lane held over

Board of Trustees

The Scarsdale Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss a proposed Business Improvement District (BID) for the Village Center, based on a plan from the Scarsdale Forum. The board will also hold budget discussions and enter executive session for personnel and pending litigation matters. The BID discussion is a preliminary step; no formal action is scheduled.

• Discussion on request for a Business Improvement District (BID) for the Village Center
• Proposed BID fee: $0.26 per parcel square foot per annum, estimated budget ~$100,000
• Budget discussions
• Executive session for personnel matters
• Executive session for pending litigation

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold a public hearing and vote on five applications involving site plans, wetland permits, and a subdivision. Two applications were approved, one with a condition, and two were continued to the next meeting.

• Approved Rock Creek LLC site plan and wetlands permit at 228 Rock Creek Lane
• Approved with condition Lincoln Rd Partners LLC wetlands permit at 18 Lincoln Road
• Continued Dr. Raj Krishnan three-lot subdivision and watercourse diversion at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road
• Continued Mr. & Mrs. Goyal site plan and wetlands permit at 0 Hickory Lane
• Continued Evan Weinstein site plan at 8 Barker Lane

Board of Trustees

The Scarsdale Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting to discuss and vote on several agenda items, including a proposed tax cap override for the FY 24/25 budget, agreements for the pool complex reconstruction project, and various local law amendments. The board will also consider a resolution to increase state AIM funding and authorize an agreement with Westchester County for voting machines. Public hearings are scheduled for sidewalk permits and amendments to village code chapters.

• Consider tax cap override for FY 24/25 budget
• Authorize agreement with Hill International for pool reconstruction (preconstruction $746,429, construction management $1,161,885)
• Authorize MOU with Con Edison for Fox Meadow and Fenimore Road water and sewer project
• Set public hearing on sidewalk permit local law
• Repeal unexpended bond authorizations

Board of Trustees

The Scarsdale Village Board of Trustees is holding a work session to discuss the water department operational update, budget discussions, and a further discussion of the 27 Woods Lane appeal, which will be held in executive session. The board will also review a proposed FY 2024-25 fee schedule that includes increases to water service charges and new inspection fees.

• Water service charges per quarter increase: 5/8" meter from $24.00 to $30.00, 3/4" meter from $36.00 to $45.00, 1" meter from $48.00 to $60.00, 1 1/2" meter from $120.00 to $150.00, 2" meter from $156.00 to $195.00, 3" meter from $288.00 to $360.00, 4" meter from $480.00 to $600.00, 6" meter from $960.00 to $1,200.00
• Special bills for a portion of a quarterly period increase from $70.00 to $100.00
• New re-inspection fee for streets, sidewalks, and right-of-way: $150.00 per inspection
• New inspection fee for stormwater permit: $600.00; reinspection fee: $150.00 per reinspection
• New adjoining property buffer fee (Planning Board, BOA, BAR, CHP) reflecting implementation of Village Law 254-10

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on nine building applications, including new houses, additions, and accessory structures. Six were approved, one was approved with conditions, one was held over, and one was adjourned. The board also reviewed a liquor store awning and door application.

• Approved: 97 Garden Rd accessory building to gym (Fuller House LLC)
• Approved: 20 Heathcote Rd new house x2 and accessory structures (20 Heathcote Rd LLC)
• Held over: 21 Autenrieth Rd garage to pool house x3 (21 Autenrieth LTD)
• Approved with conditions: 140 Christie Pl liquor store awning and door (CH Retail Fund II/NYC)
• Adjourned: 66 Sheldrake Rd new house preliminary (Mr & Mrs Shabsels)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-0 to approve special use permits for a tennis court at 96 Morris Lane, a swimming pool at 6 Cooper Road, and a hot tub at 23 Stonehouse Road. The board also held over a decision on a pool at 42 Mamaroneck Road and noted that an application for a pool at 12 Innes Road was adjourned by the applicant.

• Approved special use permit for tennis court at 96 Morris Lane (96 Morris La LLC)
• Approved special use permit for swimming pool at 6 Cooper Road (Cooper Lot 6 LLC)
• Held over decision on swimming pool at 42 Mamaroneck Road (TDJ Contracting Corp.)
• Approved special use permit for hot tub at 23 Stonehouse Road (Sabrina Silva)
• Adjourned application for swimming pool at 12 Innes Road (Scarsdale Development)

Board of Trustees

The Village Board of Trustees will discuss the second pass of the FY25 budget, which includes a $6,207,259 General Fund gap. Discussion includes three different scenarios to balance the budget using various combinations of tax levy increases and fund balance appropriations.

• Scenario 1: $1,658,000 tax levy increase with full use of fund balance
• Scenario 2: $4,539,160 tax levy increase using $2,719,100 in appropriated fund balance
• Scenario 3: $2,058,260 tax levy increase targeting a 20% fund balance policy
• Capital request for Village Hall HVAC upgrades and replacements ($560,000)
• Capital request for Pool Complex Project ($1,100,000)

Board of Trustees

The Village Board is holding a public hearing to consider a local law that would allow the FY 24/25 budget to exceed the New York State property tax levy limit. The board is also reviewing several vehicle purchases and professional service agreements.

• Public hearing for a local law to override the property tax cap for the FY 24/25 budget
• Contract awards for a Freightliner, a sewer camera, two Ford F-550s, and one Ford F-250
• Utilization of a New York State contract for a sanitation vehicle
• Professional service agreements with Desman, Inc., Logically, and Hill International, Inc.
• Award of VM Contract #1307 for fire apparatus maintenance services

Committee for Historic Preservation

The Committee for Historic Preservation met to consider demolition applications for two properties. The committee approved the demolition of a house built in 1954 at 46 Lincoln Rd and a detached garage built in 2003 at 12 Innes Rd.

• Approved demolition of house at 46 Lincoln Rd (built 1954)
• Approved demolition of detached garage at 12 Innes Rd (built 2003)

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will sit as an Appeals Board to review a decision by the Committee on Historic Preservation. The Committee previously declined to issue a certificate of appropriateness to permit the demolition of residential structures at 27 Woods Lane.

• Appeal of Committee on Historic Preservation decision regarding 27 Woods Lane
• Demolition of residential structures at 27 Woods Lane

Board of Trustees

The Scarsdale Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss budget requests. The agenda includes a presentation regarding the Scarsdale Business Alliance and its role in the local economy.

• Budget Discussions

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is deciding on seven applications at its February 5, 2024 meeting. Four items were approved, including a solar layout amendment, an awning, dormers/chimney/windows/garage work, and a two-house project. Two new-house projects were held over for further review.

• Approved solar layout amendment at 1251 Post Rd (Mr & Mrs Gutkin)
• Approved awning at 37 Popham Road (West-Ex Realty Corp, thebodybar)
• Held over new house x2 at 20 Cambridge Road (20 Cambridge Holdings LTD)
• Approved dormers, chimney, windows & garage at 17 Murray Hill Rd (Mr & Mrs Schutzer)
• Approved new house x2 at 20 Carthage Lane (Silver Ridge Development); held over new house x2 at 247 Nelson Rd (Mad Real Properties LLC)

Planning Board

The Scarsdale Planning Board will hold public hearings on three applications: a three-lot subdivision with watercourse diversion at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road, a site plan for adjoining property buffer disturbance at 228 Rock Creek Lane with a wetlands permit, and a held-over buffer disturbance application at 0 Hickory Lane. The board will also vote on motions to hold over the first two hearings to February 28, 2024.

• Three-lot subdivision and watercourse diversion permit at 46 Lincoln Road and 101 Carthage Road (applicant: Raj Krishnan)
• Site plan and wetlands permit at 228 Rock Creek Lane (applicant: Rock Creek LLC)
• Held-over site plan for adjoining property buffer disturbance at 0 Hickory Lane (applicants: Mr. & Mrs. Goyal)
• Motions to continue public hearings to 2/28/24 for the Lincoln/Carthage and Rock Creek applications

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will meet as an Appeals Board regarding a decision by the Committee on Historic Preservation. The board will review the committee's refusal to issue a certificate of appropriateness to permit the demolition of residential structures at 27 Woods Lane.

• Appeal of Committee on Historic Preservation decision regarding 27 Woods Lane

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to review the first pass of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, which currently shows an $8,718,620 gap in the General Fund. The meeting also includes a scheduled move into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters.

• FY25 General Fund first pass shows an $8,718,620 budget gap
• Proposed 3.57% increase in Tax Levy could reduce the budget gap to $6,756,823
• Public Works department request to upgrade one Maintenance Mechanic position at a cost of $16,000
• Projected $817,500 increase in Health Insurance Expense for the General Fund
• Proposed 3% increase in the base water rate for the Water Fund

Board of Trustees

The Village Board of Trustees will meet to discuss a resolution for a public hearing regarding a Tax Cap Override for the FY25 Budget. The agenda also includes resolutions for purchasing a truck-mounted leaf loader and appropriating funds for American Rescue Plan projects.

• Resolution for a Public Hearing to consider Tax Cap Override for the FY25 Budget
• Resolution regarding the purchase of a Truck Mounted Leaf Loader
• Resolution for the appropriation of funding for American Rescue Plan funded projects
• Resolution regarding an amendment to the Flexible Benefits Plan
• Resolution authorizing a stipend for Employee #9004

Board of Architectural Review

The Scarsdale Board of Architectural Review is meeting to decide on four applications for exterior alterations and new home construction. The board approved an amendment to a deck and patio at 7 Kingston Rd, and approved new houses at 239 Rock Creek Lane. Two new house applications, at 1 Ardmore Road and 75 Brown Road, were approved with conditions.

• Approved amendment to exterior alterations (deck & patio) at 7 Kingston Rd
• Approved with conditions new house at 1 Ardmore Road
• Approved with conditions new house at 75 Brown Road
• Approved new house at 239 Rock Creek Lane

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss the first pass of the Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The presentation includes an overview of the General Fund, which currently shows a projected budget gap of $8,718,620.

• FY25 General Fund budget gap of $8,718,620
• Proposed Tax Levy increase of up to $1,658,300 to remain NYS Tax Cap compliant
• Projected Sales Tax revenue of $4,450,000 for FY25
• Increase in Health Insurance Expense of $817,500 for the General Fund
• Proposed 3% increase in the base water rate for the Water Fund

Committee for Historic Preservation

The Committee for Historic Preservation met to consider demolition applications for various structures. The committee approved three demolition requests and adjourned the item regarding 46 Lincoln Rd.

• Approved demolition of detached garage at 23 Autenrieth Rd (built 1911)
• Approved demolition of house at 17 Weaver St (built 1949)
• Approved demolition of pool house at 11 Dolma Rd (built 2008)
• Adjourned item for house demolition at 46 Lincoln Rd (built 1954)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Scarsdale Zoning Board of Appeals met on January 10, 2024, to decide on several special use permits and a variance. They approved a front-yard setback variance for 15 Wakefield Road and a swimming pool special use permit for 16 Butler Road, both by 5-0 votes. They held over decisions on a tennis court at 96 Morris Lane and swimming pools at 6 Cooper Road and 42 Mamaroneck Road. One application for a pool at 12 Innes Road was adjourned by the applicant.

• Approved variance for front yard setback at 15 Wakefield Road (5-0)
• Approved special use permit for swimming pool at 16 Butler Road (5-0)
• Held over special use permit for tennis court at 96 Morris Lane
• Held over special use permits for swimming pools at 6 Cooper Road and 42 Mamaroneck Road
• Adjourned by applicant: special use permit for swimming pool at 12 Innes Road

Board of Trustees

The Village Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss personnel matters. The meeting is also expected to include a motion to convene in Executive Session.

• Discussion of personnel matters

Board of Trustees

The Village Board is considering a local law to amend income limits for senior citizen and disability real property tax exemptions. The meeting also includes discussions on a temporary land use moratorium and library site improvements.

• Public hearing to amend Chapter 269 regarding Senior Citizen and Disability tax exemptions
• Public hearing continuation regarding a temporary moratorium on certain land use applications
• Resolution for Scarsdale Library site improvements and pavilion proposal
• Resolution establishing Fiscal Year 2024-25 Recreation fees and charges
• Acceptance of a gift from the Bowman Family Foundation for the Scarsdale Police Department

Board of Architectural Review

The Board of Architectural Review is meeting in person at Village Hall to review nine residential construction applications. Four projects were approved, one was approved with conditions, and four new house preliminary plans must be resubmitted. The agenda lists decisions on additions, a roof replacement, and new house proposals.

• Silver Ridge Development new house at 20 Carthage Lane — must resubmit
• Shaarei Tikvah addition at 46 Fox Meadow Road — approved
• Bobby Ben-Simon two new houses at 6 Cooper Road — approved with conditions
• Langford & Beygelzimer asphalt roof replacement with metal at 32 Stonehouse Rd — approved
• 20 Heathcote Rd LLC new house at 20 Heathcote Rd — must resubmit