White Plains, New York

Planning Board

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a site plan amendment for a pool at 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue. The board will also consider extension requests for projects at 161 South Lexington Avenue and 2 Hunting Ridge Road.

• Public hearing for site plan amendment for an in-ground pool at 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue
• Third extension of site plan and special permit for Brookfield Commons Phase 3 at 161 South Lexington Avenue
• Third extension of subdivision approval for 2 Hunting Ridge Road
• Application for a six-story, 27-unit residence at 98 Broad Parkway
• Preliminary subdivision for 10 single family lots at 252 Soundview Avenue

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will review a zoning amendment petition to permit mini storage facilities in the CB-3 (Core-Business) District as a Special Permit Use. The board also has a full agenda of sign installations, exterior alterations, and a communication regarding an extension for Brookfield Commons Phase 3. Several items are new submissions for storefront changes and signage.

• Petition for zoning amendment to allow mini storage in CB-3 district as Special Permit Use
• Communication from Building Commissioner on extension for Brookfield Commons Phase 3
• Exterior changes to storefront and facade at Azul Bar & Grill, 8 South Kensico Ave
• New exterior accessible ramps and parking layout at Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 468 Rosedale Ave
• Color change to exterior of building at Cube Smart, 80 South Kensico Ave

Common Council

The Common Council approved bond ordinances totaling $4,186,500 for capital projects including the Library Parking Structure Rehabilitation and Renaissance Fountain Rehabilitation. A public hearing was scheduled for August 3 on a zoning amendment to allow mini storage facilities in the CB-3 (Core-Business) District. Numerous other items were approved, including agreements with the FBI for a joint terrorism task force, contracts for legal software and audit services, and various grants for youth programs.

• $3,530,000 bond for Library Parking Structure Rehabilitation
• $656,500 bond for Renaissance Fountain Rehabilitation
• Public hearing set for zoning amendment to permit mini storage in CB-3 district
• Approval of joint terrorism task force agreement with FBI
• Youth Bureau grants from NY Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital and other sources

Common Council

El Common Council llevará a cabo las primeras lecturas de múltiples ordenanzas, incluyendo un bono de $3.53 millones para reparaciones de edificios propiedad de la ciudad y un bono de $656,500 para la rehabilitación de la Renaissance Fountain. También programarán una audiencia pública para una enmienda de zonificación que permita instalaciones de mini-almacenamiento en el distrito CB-3. Además, el Concejo considerará acuerdos para software de gestión de casos legales, servicios de auditoría, una fuerza de tarea conjunta contra el terrorismo con el FBI, y diversas subvenciones y contratos para programas juveniles y otros servicios.

• Ordenanza de bono por $3,530,000 para financiar la construcción/reconstrucción de edificios propiedad de la ciudad
• Ordenanza de bono por $656,500 para rehabilitar la Renaissance Fountain
• Audiencia pública programada para el 3 de agosto de 2026 sobre la enmienda de zonificación para permitir mini-almacenes en el distrito CB-3
• Acuerdo de fuerza de tarea conjunta contra el terrorismo con el Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Subvenciones de New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital y el County of Westchester para programas de la Youth Bureau

Common Council

El Common Council llevará a cabo las primeras lecturas de las ordenanzas que autorizan $3.53 millones en bonos para la reconstrucción de edificios propiedad de la ciudad y $656,500 para la rehabilitación de la Renaissance Fountain. Se ha programado una audiencia pública para el 3 de agosto sobre una enmienda de zonificación para permitir instalaciones de mini-almacenamiento en el distrito CB-3. El Concejo también considerará múltiples contratos, subvenciones y nombramientos.

• Bono de $3.53 millones para la construcción o reconstrucción de edificios propiedad de la ciudad
• Bono de $656,500 para la rehabilitación de la Renaissance Fountain
• Enmienda de zonificación para permitir instalaciones de mini almacenamiento en el Distrito CB-3 (Core-Business) como uso de permiso especial
• Acuerdo con el FBI para el memorando de la fuerza de tarea conjunta contra el terrorismo
• Subvención del New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital para programas de la Youth Bureau

Zoning Board of Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación considerará cuatro solicitudes de varianza el 1 de julio de 2026. La más significativa es la propuesta de un templo budista en 1 Sycamore Lane, que requiere una varianza de zona amortiguadora de humedales y múltiples otras varianzas, aplazada de una reunión anterior. Otros puntos incluyen una adición en el patio trasero en 98 Ralph Avenue, la conversión de un garaje y un porche en 27 Rose Street, y la instalación de una piscina en 2 Seymour Place, cada uno requiriendo varianzas de área.

• Templo budista en 1 Sycamore Lane: invasión de la zona amortiguadora de humedales y 10 varianzas de área, aplazado al 2 de septiembre de 2026
• Adición en el patio trasero en 98 Ralph Avenue: varianza para el retroceso combinado de los patios laterales de 1.22 feet
• Conversión de garaje y porche delantero en 27 Rose Street: varianzas para los retrocesos del patio lateral (0.1 ft) y del patio delantero (5.65 ft)
• Piscina enterrada en 2 Seymour Place: varianzas para la separación de la estructura accesoria (14 ft) y la cerca de la piscina (34 ft)

The Zoning Board of Appeals did not vote on any applications during the July 1, 2026 meeting. Three items were adjourned to a future date: a Buddhist temple project, a rear addition, and a pool installation.

• Z-2024-20 Buddhist temple project adjourned to 09/02/2026
• Z-2026-13 Rear addition application adjourned to 09/02/2026
• Z-2026-14 Garage conversion and porch addition adjourned to 09/02/2026
• Z-2026-15 Pool installation application adjourned to 09/02/2026

Common Council

El Common Council llevará a cabo una reunión especial para nombrar miembros de la junta, considerar ordenanzas de primera lectura para múltiples proyectos de capital y discutir futuros proyectos de capital, incluyendo la estructura de estacionamiento de la biblioteca y la rehabilitación de la fuente. El concejo también escuchará una presentación sobre una petición de enmienda a la ordenanza de zonificación por parte de 275 Main Street Associates, LP.

• Ordenanza de bonos por $5,277,000 para financiar vehículos de carga pesada
• Ordenanza de bonos por $2,348,000 para rehabilitar el elevador de prisioneros del Public Safety Building
• Ordenanza de bonos por $505,000 para reemplazar el techo de la Orchard Street Pump Station
• Enmiendas presupuestarias para el White Plains Soccer Fest, remoción de nieve y compras de autobuses escolares
• Discusión sobre la Rehabilitación de la Estructura de Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca y la Rehabilitación de la Renaissance Fountain

Common Council

En esta reunión especial, el Concejo Común adoptó varias ordenanzas de bonos y enmiendas al fondo de proyectos de capital, incluyendo un bono de $5,277,000 para vehículos de carga pesada, un bono de $2,348,000 para la rehabilitación del elevador de prisioneros del Public Safety Building y un bono de $505,000 para el reemplazo del techo de la Orchard Street Pump Station. También discutieron dos proyectos de capital (Rehabilitación de la Estructura de Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca y la Fuente de Renaissance Plaza) y recibieron una presentación sobre una propuesta de enmienda de zonificación para 275 Main Street. Los nombramientos para la Junta de Ética fueron aplazados.

• Ordenanza de bono por $5,277,000 para la adquisición de vehículos de carga pesada (adoptada 7-0)
• Ordenanza de bono por $2,348,000 para la rehabilitación del elevador de prisioneros del Public Safety Building (adoptada 7-0)
• Ordenanza de bono por $505,000 para el reemplazo del techo de la Orchard Street Pump Station (adoptada 7-0)
• Establecimiento de proyectos de capital para reconstrucción de calles, instalaciones de bomberos, instalaciones de la ciudad, reemplazo de puertas elevables
• Discusión sobre la Rehabilitación de la Estructura de Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca y la Fuente de Renaissance Plaza

The Common Council adopted a consent agenda (7-0) approving multiple capital project ordinances and bond authorizations totaling over $8 million, including $5.277 million for heavy-duty vehicles, $2.348 million for prisoner elevator rehabilitation, and $505,000 for a pump station roof replacement. The council also tabled appointments to the Ethics Board and filed a Library Board appointment. No votes were cast on discussed projects for the library parking structure and Renaissance Plaza fountain.

• Tabled Ethics Board appointments (unanimous)
• Adopted consent agenda (items 2-27) including appointments and ordinances (7-0)
• Approved $4.32M street reconstruction capital project amendment (7-0)
• Adopted $5.277M bond for heavy-duty vehicles and equipment (7-0)
• Adopted $2.348M bond for prisoner elevator rehabilitation (7-0)
• Adopted $505,000 bond for Orchard Street Pump Station roof replacement (7-0)
• Approved fund transfers for snow removal and school bus purchase (7-0)
• Approved budget amendment for White Plains Soccer Fest (7-0)

White Plains Urban Renewal Agency

La Agencia de Renovación Urbana de White Plains considerará una resolución que autoriza una declaración enmendada de convenios y restricciones para un estacionamiento en East Post Road. La enmienda permitiría un contrato de arrendamiento de terreno por 49 años a LC Post Road Garage LLC y extendería la restricción de uso a 49 años, para facilitar el financiamiento y los créditos fiscales por terrenos contaminados (brownfield). El estacionamiento proporcionaría 1,950 espacios para el White Plains Hospital y 180 espacios para los residentes de Brookfield Commons.

• Resolución 07-2026 que autoriza la declaración enmendada para el estacionamiento de East Post Road
• La enmienda extiende el plazo del contrato de arrendamiento de terreno a 49 años para financiamiento y limpieza de brownfield
• La restricción de uso del estacionamiento se extendió de 30 a 49 años
• El desarrollador East Post Road LLC solicita cambios para adaptarse a los beneficios de la WCIDA
• El estacionamiento incluirá 180 espacios reservados para los residentes de Brookfield Commons

The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency approved Resolution 07-2026, amending the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions for the East Post Road parking garage. The change extends the allowable third-party lease and financing structure from 5 to 49 years to meet lender and WCIDA requirements for tax exemptions. The garage will provide 1,950 spaces for White Plains Hospital and 180 discounted spaces for housing authority residents.

• Approved Resolution 07-2026 authorizing amended Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions for East Post Road parking garage (3-0)
• Approved minutes from March 31, 2026 meeting (3-0)

Board of Ethics

La Junta de Ética discutirá las Declaraciones Anuales de Divulgación Financiera presentadas para el año fiscal 2025, probablemente entrando en sesión ejecutiva para esa parte. La agenda también incluye nuevos asuntos y el cierre de la sesión. Esta es una reunión procesal rutinaria sin propuestas específicas ni audiencias públicas enumeradas.

• Discusión de las Declaraciones Anuales de Divulgación Financiera para el Año Fiscal 2025 (con sesión ejecutiva anticipada bajo la Ley de Funcionarios Públicos §105)
• Nuevos asuntos

Capital Projects Board

La Junta de Proyectos de Capital votará sobre cuatro enmiendas al Programa de Mejoras de Capital de la ciudad. La mayor es un aumento de $3.5 millones para la Rehabilitación de la Estructura de Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca, elevando el total a $5.7 millones. Otras enmiendas añaden fondos para instalaciones de bomberos ($200,000), instalaciones de la ciudad ($225,000) y el elevador de prisioneros del edificio de seguridad pública ($825,000).

• Enmienda para aumentar la Rehabilitación de la Estructura de Estacionamiento de la Biblioteca en $3,500,000 a $5,700,000
• Enmienda para aumentar la Rehabilitación del Elevador de Prisioneros del Edificio de Seguridad Pública en $825,000 a $2,325,000
• Enmienda para aumentar las Renovaciones de Instalaciones de Bomberos en $200,000 a $350,000
• Enmienda para aumentar las Renovaciones de Instalaciones de la Ciudad en $225,000 a $350,000

Planning Board

En su reunión del 19 de mayo, la Junta de Planificación de White Plains aprobó un plan de sitio para un condominio de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway. La junta también enumeró varias otras solicitudes pendientes, incluyendo una extensión de subdivisión en 60 South Broadway y una residencia de 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway. La próxima reunión está programada para el 16 de junio de 2026, pero no se proporcionan temas específicos de la agenda para esa reunión en este documento.

• Plan de sitio aprobado para condominio de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway
• Enumerada extensión de un año (quinta) de la aprobación de subdivisión de dos lotes en 60 South Broadway
• Enumerada enmienda al plan de sitio para entrada, patio y muros en 101 Hillair Circle
• Enumerada subdivisión preliminar para 10 lotes en Congregation Kol Ami, 252 Soundview Avenue
• Enumerada solicitud de plan de sitio para residencia de seis pisos y 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación discutirá una petición para enmendar la ordenanza de zonificación a fin de permitir instalaciones de mini-almacenamiento como un uso de permiso especial en el distrito CB-3, sujeto a que estén completamente bajo el nivel del suelo. También llevarán a cabo audiencias públicas sobre una enmienda del plan de sitio para una piscina en 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue y programarán audiencias para nuevas casas unifamiliares en 1020 y 1024 Hall Avenue. Otros puntos incluyen extensiones de aprobaciones y una subdivisión para una residencia de 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway.

• Petición para enmendar la ordenanza de zonificación para añadir instalaciones de mini-almacenamiento como uso de permiso especial en el distrito CB-3, bajo el nivel del suelo (remisión del Common Council)
• Audiencia pública: enmienda del plan de sitio para una piscina enterrada en 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue (zona R1-12.5)
• Programación de audiencias públicas: solicitudes de plan de sitio para casas unifamiliares en 1020 y 1024 Hall Avenue (zonas R1-5)
• Solicitud de plan de sitio para una residencia de seis pisos y 27 unidades con 44 espacios de estacionamiento en 98 Broad Parkway (zona RM-0.35)
• Subdivisión preliminar y desarrollo de conservación para 10 lotes unifamiliares en Congregation Kol Ami, 252 Soundview Avenue

Planning Board

Transportation Commission

La Comisión de Transporte de White Plains se reunirá el 16 de junio de 2026 para revisar la solicitud de un residente sobre una restricción de estacionamiento de 2 horas en Thompson Avenue, cerca de McBride Avenue. El personal recomienda limitar el estacionamiento de 9 a.m. a 6 p.m. los días laborables en el lado oeste y prohibir el estacionamiento completamente en el lado este para mejorar la visibilidad de los peatones. La agenda también incluye una actualización sobre el recorte de vegetación en Davis y Bolton Avenues y la aprobación rutinaria de las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Solicitud de Angela Romano para una restricción de estacionamiento de 2 horas en Thompson Avenue cerca de McBride Avenue
• Recomendación del personal de "2 Hour Parking 9 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday" en el lado oeste y "No Parking Any Time" en el lado este
• Actualización sobre el recorte de vegetación por parte de Code Enforcement en Davis Avenue y Bolton Avenue para las líneas de visión
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 19 de mayo de 2026
• Revisión de las remisiones del Common Council y artículos del anexo

Conservation Board

La Junta de Conservación considerará remisiones de la Junta de Planificación para solicitudes de planes de sitio en 1020 y 1024 Hall Avenue, ambos en un distrito de zonificación R1-5 ambientalmente sensible. La reunión también incluye la aprobación de actas y una actualización únicamente de estado sobre varios proyectos aplazados, además de una discusión sobre el Inventario de Espacios Abiertos.

• 1020 Hall Avenue – plan de sitio para casa unifamiliar en zona R1-5 ambientalmente sensible
• 1024 Hall Avenue – plan de sitio para casa unifamiliar en zona R1-5 ambientalmente sensible
• Farrell Estates at Ridgeway Subdivision (336-400 Ridgeway) – actualización de estado de subdivisión de 105 lotes (sin acción)
• 101 Hillair Circle – enmienda al plan de sitio para entrada, patio, muros (sin acción)
• Congregation Kol Ami (252 Soundview Avenue) – subdivisión preliminar para 10 lotes en 8.5 acres (sin acción)

Design Review Board

La Junta de Revisión de Diseño de White Plains considerará múltiples solicitudes de señalización y alteraciones exteriores en su reunión del 8 de junio de 2026. Los puntos incluyen propuestas representadas para un letrero de pared en La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop y cambios en el frente del local de Azul Bar & Grill, junto con seis nuevas solicitudes de letreros o modificaciones de fachada en diversas propiedades comerciales.

• 26-08 La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop (66 East Post Rd) – solicitud de letrero de pared representada
• 26-34 Azul Bar & Grill (8 So Kensico Ave) – cambios representados en el frente del local y la fachada exterior
• 26-36 Fidelis Care (200 Martine Ave) – instalación de dos letreros de pared (nuevo)
• 26-37 Fogo De Chao (235-245 Main Street) – reemplazo de letrero existente (nuevo)
• 26-41 Mamasushi (172 Mamaroneck Ave) – cambio al diseño del frente del local previamente aprobado (nuevo)

Board of Ethics

La Junta de Ética de White Plains llevará a cabo una reunión ordinaria para nombrar y designar a un presidente y un secretario para 2026, discutir una solicitud pendiente de opinión ética y revisar las declaraciones anuales de divulgación financiera para 2025 (se prevé que esto se realice en sesión ejecutiva). La agenda también incluye asuntos nuevos.

• Nominación y designación del Presidente de la Junta para 2026
• Nominación y designación del Secretario de la Junta para 2026
• Asuntos Pendientes – Solicitud de una Opinión de la Junta de Ética
• Apertura y Revisión de las Declaraciones Anuales de Divulgación Financiera presentadas para el año reportado 2025 (se anticipa sesión ejecutiva bajo la Ley de Funcionarios Públicos §105)
• Asuntos Nuevos

Zoning Board of Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación considerará 15 puntos, incluyendo varias solicitudes de varianza de área para adiciones residenciales, piscinas, cercas y un templo budista propuesto. La solicitud del templo (Z-2024-20) en 1 Sycamore Lane, que requiere una varianza de amortiguamiento de humedales, ha sido aplazada al 15 de julio de 2026. Otros puntos notables incluyen una cerca de seguridad de 7 pies para el Hebrew Institute, instalaciones de piscinas y solicitudes de extensión para varianzas otorgadas previamente.

• Templo Budista (Z-2024-20) en 1 Sycamore Lane – amortiguamiento de humedales y múltiples varianzas de área; aplazado al 07/15/2026
• Hebrew Institute of White Plains (Z-2026-6) en 20 Greenridge Avenue – varianza para cerca perimetral de 7 pies en zona RM-1.5
• Luigi Cerrato (Z-2026-7) en 5 Redwood Road – varianza para piscina enterrada que excede los límites de cobertura de construcción
• Stephen James Cole-Hatchard (Z-2026-10) en 71 Smith Avenue – adición de segundo piso que requiere varianzas de retranqueo del patio lateral
• Fisher Hill Owner LLC (Z-2026-12) en 90-114 Westmoreland Avenue – extensión de un año para varianzas en un edificio de apartamentos de 6 pisos y 154 unidades

The Zoning Board of Appeals granted multiple area variances for residential projects, including a two-year extension of variances for a 6-story, 154-unit apartment building at 90-114 Westmoreland Avenue. Also granted were variances for a security fence at Hebrew Institute of White Plains, a pool at 5 Redwood Road, and additions at several properties. The application for a Buddhist Temple at 1 Sycamore Lane was adjourned to July. New applications for additions and a pool were scheduled for July hearings.

• Adjourned Buddhist Temple variance application to July (Z-2024-20)
• Granted variance to reconstruct non-conforming front yard stairs at 1 Oak Avenue (Z-2026-4)
• Granted variance for 6-foot security fence at Hebrew Institute of White Plains, 20 Greenridge Avenue (Z-2026-6)
• Granted variances for pool at 5 Redwood Road: building coverage and accessory separation (Z-2026-7)
• Granted variances for addition at 6 Lakeview Drive: front and side yard setbacks (Z-2026-8)
• Granted variances for addition at 15 Blackthorn Lane: side yard setbacks (Z-2026-9)
• Granted variances for addition at 71 Smith Avenue: side yard setbacks (Z-2026-10)
• Granted one-year extension of variances for addition at 3 Stanley Road (Z-2026-11)

Common Council

El Common Council adoptó múltiples ordenanzas y resoluciones, incluyendo una subvención del fondo de asistencia para viviendas asequibles de la ciudad para un desarrollo de viviendas para personas mayores en 63 Lake Street, una subvención de $10,000 para la reducción de la violencia de pareja íntima y el Plan de Acción Anual 2026–2027 mandated federalmente. También se aprobaron cierres de calles para eventos, diversos contratos y acuerdos de programas para servicios juveniles y nutrición.

• Subvención del fondo de asistencia para viviendas asequibles para viviendas de personas mayores en 63 Lake Street
• Subvención de $10,000 de la NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services para la reducción de la violencia de pareja íntima
• Aprobación del Plan de Acción Anual 2026–2027 para el financiamiento de HUD
• Autorización de cierres de calles para eventos y celebraciones de 2026
• Acuerdos para programas del Youth Bureau: Grandpas United, Jumpstart for Dads, curso de preparación para el SAT

The Common Council adopted several ordinances including funding for affordable senior housing at 63 Lake Street and the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan. The council also appointed City Clerk Jill Iannetta as a marriage officer and approved various grants and service agreements.

• Approved funding for affordable senior housing at 63 Lake Street (6-0)
• Adopted the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan for HUD (Adopted)
• Appointed City Clerk Jill Iannetta as a marriage officer (6-0)
• Approved $10,000 grant from NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services (6-0)
• Authorized agreement with Industrial Appraisal Company for city property appraisals (6-0)
• Approved agreements for WP Soccer Fest with Anheuser Busch and Ambassador Event Production (6-0)
• Authorized grants for Youth Bureau's Grandpas United and Jumpstart for Dads programs (6-0)
• Referred zoning amendment petition for 275 Main Street to Planning Board

Common Council

El Common Council revisará varios puntos, incluyendo una demanda contra DISH Wireless LLC por tarifas de torres celulares no pagadas y un acuerdo fiscal para 701 Westchester Avenue. Otros puntos incluyen nombramientos de personal, cierres de calles para eventos de verano y una solicitud de subvención para viviendas asequibles.

• Litigio contra DISH Wireless LLC por incumplimiento de contrato relacionado con las tarifas de torres celulares
• Acuerdo fiscal para 701 Westchester Avenue que totaliza $118,783.50 en reembolsos
• Nombramiento de Kevin Hodapp como Building Commissioner y miembro de la Board of Ethics
• Nombramiento de la City Clerk Jill Iannetta como oficial de matrimonios con una tarifa de $100 por matrimonio
• Cierres de calles para los eventos RW250, Jamaican Independence y Jazzfest

Common Council

El Common Council deliberará una ordenanza para enmendar el Código Municipal mediante la adición de un Communications Director (Grado 19) y la eliminación del Coordinator of Economic Development & Public Information (Grado 17) en la Oficina del Alcalde. La reestructuración de personal fue recomendada por el Personnel Officer.

• Reestructuración de personal: reemplazar el Coordinator of Economic Development & Public Information (Grado 17) con un Communications Director (Grado 19) en la Oficina del Alcalde.

Common Council

El Common Council llevó a cabo una reunión especial para la primera lectura y adopción unánime (6-0, uno ausente) del Presupuesto Tributario para el Fondo General del año fiscal 2026-2027, junto con los presupuestos operativos para los fondos de la Biblioteca, Auto Seguro, Agua, Alcantarillado y Servicio de la Deuda. El concejo también aprobó enmiendas al código municipal relacionadas con la Tabla de Organización y los títulos de los puestos, fondos para la White Plains Cable Access Commission, evaluaciones especiales para el Downtown Business Improvement District y tarifas de agua revisadas.

• Adopción del Presupuesto Tributario para el Fondo General del año fiscal 2026-2027
• Aprobación de los presupuestos operativos para los fondos de Biblioteca, Auto Seguro, Agua, Alcantarillado y Servicio de la Deuda (cada uno 6-0)
• Enmienda al código municipal (Tabla de Organización y títulos de los puestos) (Ordenanzas 8 y 11)
• Ordenanza que autoriza fondos para la White Plains Cable Access Commission para el año fiscal 2026-2027
• Fijación de evaluaciones especiales para el Downtown Business Improvement District y revisión de las tarifas de agua

The Common Council adopted the operating budgets for the General Fund, Library Fund, Debt Service Fund, Self-Insurance Fund, Water Fund, and Sewer Rent Fund for Fiscal Year 2026-27. The tax rate for the General Fund was set at $257.64 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.

• Adopted General Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Library Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Debt Service Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Self-Insurance Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Water Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Sewer Rent Fund operating budget (6-0)
• Adopted Downtown BID special assessments (6-0)
• Adopted water rate ordinance (6-0)

Recreation & Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor de Recreación discutirá asuntos pendientes, incluyendo el evento Funny Bunny, Court Street Market y el Jill Solomon Bike Helmet Day. Los nuevos asuntos incluyen un nuevo sistema de membresía, una carta de apoyo para My Brother's Keeper y los ice bumper cars. El comité también reconocerá la jubilación de la Directora del Centro Comunitario, Sia Tofano, el 17 de julio. Se revisarán eventos próximos como Rock the Block y el Pride Festival.

• Sia Tofano, Directora del Centro Comunitario, se jubila el 17 de julio
• Nuevo sistema de membresía para programas de recreación
• Carta de apoyo para My Brother's Keeper
• Discusión sobre Ice Bumper Cars y el programa RW250
• Actualización sobre la apertura de las canchas de tenis

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación de White Plains considerará varias solicitudes y enmiendas de planes de sitio en su reunión del 19 de mayo de 2026, sin audiencias públicas programadas. Los puntos incluyen un edificio de apartamentos de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway y una subdivisión de 105 lotes en Farrell Estates. El proyecto de 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway, programado anteriormente, ha sido aplazado al 16 de junio.

• Plan de sitio para apartamento de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway (zona RM-1.5)
• Extensión de un año de la subdivisión de dos lotes en 60 South Broadway (quinta extensión)
• Enmienda del plan de sitio para entrada, patio y muros en 101 Hillair Circle (R1-20, ambientalmente sensible)
• Subdivisión de 105 lotes en Farrell Estates (R1-30, ambientalmente sensible)
• Subdivisión preliminar para 10 lotes unifamiliares en Congregation Kol Ami, 252 Soundview Avenue

Transportation Commission

La Comisión de Transporte discutirá dos solicitudes de residentes pendientes de reuniones anteriores: una revisión de las líneas de visión y la señalización en Davis Avenue y Bolton Avenue, y una propuesta de restricción de estacionamiento de 2 horas en Thompson Avenue para solucionar la visibilidad bloqueada por un autobús. No se esperan decisiones; el personal proporcionará actualizaciones y recomendaciones. Se enumeran puntos de nuevos negocios del Common Council, pero no se detallan.

• Actualización sobre la solicitud de líneas de visión y señalización en Davis Avenue y Bolton Avenue (residente Jonathan Kava)
• Propuesta de restricción de estacionamiento de 2 horas en Thompson Avenue cerca de McBride Avenue debido a un autobús estacionado (residente Angela Romano)
• Las actas de abril de 2026 aprueban acciones previas, incluyendo 'No Turn on Red' en Water Street y Ferris Avenue
• Aprobación previa de 'No Stopping Any Time' en North Lexington Avenue entre Hamilton Avenue y Water Street

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación de White Plains aprobó unánimemente un plan de sitio para un edificio de condominios de tres pisos y 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway en el distrito de zonificación RM-1.5. La junta también aceptó los hallazgos ambientales y se declaró agencia principal para el proyecto. Otros temas discutidos incluyen extensiones, enmiendas y propuestas de subdivisión para diversas propiedades, pero no se programaron audiencias públicas.

• Aprobación de edificio de apartamentos de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway
• Extensión de un año de la aprobación de subdivisión de dos lotes en 60 South Broadway (quinta extensión)
• Enmienda del plan de sitio para entrada, patio y muros en 101 Hillair Circle
• Subdivisión preliminar y desarrollo de conservación para 10 lotes unifamiliares por Congregation Kol Ami en 252 Soundview Avenue
• Solicitud de plan de sitio para una residencia de seis pisos y 27 unidades con 44 espacios de estacionamiento en 98 Broad Parkway

The Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan for a 12-unit condominium building at 510 North Broadway. The board also declared itself lead agency and accepted environmental findings for the unlisted action. No other substantive votes were taken; several other applications were listed without discussion or decision.

• Unanimously approved site plan for 12-unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway
• Declared Planning Board as lead agency for unlisted action
• Accepted environmental findings unanimously

Conservation Board

Design Review Board

La Junta de Revisión de Diseño considerará varias solicitudes nuevas y representadas para letreros, cambios exteriores y un plan de sitio para un edificio de condominios propuesto de 27 unidades. El proyecto de condominios en 98 Broad Parkway reemplazaría un estacionamiento de 44 espacios en un lote vacante de 11,761 pies cuadrados. Otros puntos incluyen la instalación de letreros para negocios como La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop y Hot Worx, y una renovación de la fachada para Azul Bar & Grill.

• Plan de sitio para un condominio de 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway en un lote vacante con 44 espacios de estacionamiento
• Cambios exteriores en el escaparate y la fachada de Azul Bar & Grill en 8 So Kensico Ave
• Letrero de pared re-presentado para La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop en 66 East Post Rd
• Nuevo letrero de pared iluminado para Hot Worx en 199 East Post Rd
• Solicitud de extensión para un letrero inmobiliario temporal en 25 No Lexington Ave

The Design Review Board approved three sign applications and recommended approval for a new condominium site plan. Two applications were not reviewed due to applicant absence.

• Approved Johnstone Supply sign replacement (as submitted)
• Approved Hot Worx illuminated wall sign (as submitted)
• Approved Toma wall sign (as submitted)
• Approved Delicias wall sign (as submitted)
• Recommended approval for Horizon Technologies 27-unit condo site plan
• Did not review La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop sign (absent)
• Did not review Azul Bar & Grill facade changes (absent)
• Removed GS White Plains temporary sign from agenda (absent)

Zoning Board of Appeals

La Junta de Apelaciones de Zonificación revisará varias solicitudes de varianza de área, incluyendo un templo budista propuesto en 1 Sycamore Lane (aplazado al 3 de junio), y decidirá sobre solicitudes para una alteración de garaje, reconstrucción de escaleras, legalización de una vivienda bifamiliar, una cerca de seguridad, una piscina y adiciones residenciales.

• Templo budista en 1 Sycamore Lane busca varianzas para el amortiguador de humedales y estacionamiento (artículo Z-2024-20, aplazado)
• Hebrew Institute of White Plains solicita varianza para una cerca de seguridad de 7 pies en 20 Greenridge Avenue
• La legalización de una vivienda bifamiliar en 61 Primrose Street requiere múltiples varianzas de área
• La instalación de una piscina en 5 Redwood Road necesita varianzas para la cobertura de construcción y la separación de estructuras accesorias
• Varios propietarios buscan varianzas para los retranqueos del patio delantero y lateral para adiciones

The Zoning Board of Appeals granted an application to alter a detached garage at 22 Trenton Avenue. Four other applications were withdrawn, and the remaining items were adjourned to a future date.

• Granted alteration of detached garage at 22 Trenton Avenue
• Withdrawn application to legalize a 2-family dwelling at 61 Primrose Street
• Adjourned application to construct a Buddhist Temple at 1 Sycamore Lane
• Adjourned application to reconstruct stairs at 1 Oak Avenue
• Adjourned application to install a perimeter fence at 20 Greenridge Avenue
• Adjourned application to construct a pool at 5 Redwood Road
• Hearing scheduled for application to construct an addition at 6 Lakeview Avenue
• Hearing scheduled for application to construct an addition at 15 Blackthorn Lane

Historic Preservation Commission

La Comisión de Preservación Histórica votará sobre una moción para aprobar una extensión de 18 meses del Certificado de Adecuación para la propiedad en 52 North Broadway. Otros elementos del orden del día son procedimentales, incluyendo la lista de asistencia, anuncios de reuniones futuras y la clausura.

• Moción para aprobar la extensión de 18 meses del Certificado de Adecuación para 52 North Broadway

Common Council

El Common Council llevó a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la propuesta de Presupuesto para el Año Fiscal 2026-2027 y adoptó numerosas ordenanzas, incluyendo autorizaciones de bonos para la reconstrucción de calles y mejoras de señales de tráfico. Se establecieron proyectos de capital para Waller Avenue Pocket Park y Water Street Connector. Se aprobaron acuerdos para la señalización de Starbucks en Mamaroneck Avenue, seguridad de Allied Universal en el City Hall y una subvención de $75,000 del Homeland Security. El concejo también autorizó una exención de impuestos para un estacionamiento en East Post Road y diversos contratos relacionados con eventos.

• Audiencia pública sobre la propuesta de Presupuesto para el año fiscal 2026-2027
• Ordenanza de bono que autoriza $2,424,000 para reconstrucción miscelánea de calles
• Establecido el Proyecto de Capital No. C5690 para Waller Avenue Pocket Park
• Acuerdo de licencia con Starbucks Coffee Company para letreros en Mamaroneck Avenue
• Aceptación de una subvención de $75,000 del U.S. Department of Homeland Security

The Common Council unanimously adopted a $2,424,000 bond ordinance to finance city street reconstruction and approved numerous other ordinances and resolutions, including establishing two new capital projects (Waller Avenue Pocket Park and Water Street Connector), accepting a $75,000 Homeland Security grant, and authorizing agreements for security services, a Starbucks sign license, and senior transportation funding. All votes were 7-0 except where recusals were noted.

• Adopted $2,424,000 bond for street reconstruction (7-0)
• Established Capital Project C5690 for Waller Avenue Pocket Park (7-0)
• Established Capital Project C5691 for Water Street Connector (7-0)
• Approved additional $126,250 bond for traffic signal systems (7-0)
• Authorized license agreement with Starbucks for signs on Mamaroneck Avenue (7-0)
• Accepted $75,000 grant from U.S. Department of Homeland Security (7-0)
• Approved agreement with Allied Universal for City Hall security services (7-0)
• Authorized no-objection resolution for IDA parking garage tax exemptions (recusals: Frei-Pearson, Simmons)

Common Council

El Common Council votará sobre ordenanzas para establecer dos nuevos parques financiados por la Downtown Revitalization Initiative del estado: el parque lineal Water Street Connector ($2,250,000) y el Waller Avenue Pocket Park ($745,000). También considerará determinaciones ambientales de SEQR para ambos proyectos y aprobará nombramientos para el Budget and Management Advisory Committee y la Recreation Advisory Board.

• Ordenanza que establece el Proyecto de Capital C5691, Water Street Connector, un parque lineal desde Hillside Terrace hasta el centro con un costo de $2,250,000
• Ordenanza que establece el Proyecto de Capital C5690, Waller Avenue Pocket Park en 73 Waller Avenue, convirtiendo un estacionamiento municipal en un parque con un costo de $745,000
• Resolución de SEQR para Water Street Connector designándolo como una Acción No Listada con una declaración negativa
• Recomendación de SEQR para Waller Avenue Pocket Park como una Acción Tipo II que no requiere revisión adicional
• Nombramientos: Michael Stanton (presidente), Timothy Sheehan, Mark Mylon, Thomas Caruso, Valerie Simmons al Budget and Management Advisory Committee; Jennifer Cruz y nueve renombramientos a la Recreation Advisory Board

Transportation Commission

La Comisión de Transporte considerará solicitudes de residentes y recomendaciones del personal para nuevas restricciones de estacionamiento, una restricción de no girar en rojo y una revisión de la línea de visión. La propuesta más concreta es un cambio en North Lexington Avenue de 'No Parking' a 'No Stopping Any Time' para reducir la congestión.

• 25 North Lexington Ave: el personal recomienda cambiar la regulación de estacionamiento del lado oeste de 'No Parking Any Time' a 'No Stopping Any Time' para reducir la congestión del carril de circulación
• Water Street en Ferris Avenue: el personal recomienda una restricción de 'No Turn on Red' hacia el oeste debido a la alta actividad peatonal
• Thompson Ave y McBride Ave: un residente solicita un límite de estacionamiento de 2 horas; el personal recomienda encuestar primero a los vecinos
• Davis Ave en Bolton Ave: un residente solicita mejoras en la línea de visión; el personal recomienda mantener el punto en espera

The Transportation Commission recommended a 'No Turn on Red' restriction at Water Street and Ferris Avenue. It also recommended changing parking regulations to 'No Stopping Any Time' on a section of North Lexington Avenue. A request for parking restrictions on Thompson Avenue was deferred pending a resident poll.

• Approved March 17, 2026 meeting minutes
• Held request for sight line review at Davis Avenue and Bolton Avenue
• Deferred Thompson Avenue and McBride Avenue parking request to poll residents
• Recommended 'No Turn on Red' for Water Street westbound at Ferris Avenue
• Recommended changing North Lexington Avenue regulations from 'No Parking Any Time' to 'No Stopping Any Time' between Hamilton Avenue and Water Street

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación aprobó las actas de la reunión del 17 de marzo, programó una audiencia pública para el 19 de mayo sobre una enmienda al plan del sitio para una piscina enterrada en 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue, y aplazó tres solicitudes de planes de sitio para la misma fecha: un edificio de apartamentos de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway, una residencia de 27 unidades en 98 Broad Parkway, y una subdivisión de 10 lotes en 252 Soundview Avenue. No se llevaron a cabo audiencias públicas en esta reunión.

• Audiencia pública programada para el 19 de mayo sobre la enmienda al plan del sitio para una piscina en 1148 Mamaroneck Avenue (zona R1-12.5, sitio ambientalmente sensible)
• Aplazado al 19 de mayo: plan del sitio para un edificio de apartamentos de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway (zona RM-1.5)
• Aplazado al 19 de mayo: residencia de seis pisos y 27 unidades con 44 espacios de estacionamiento en 98 Broad Parkway (zona RM-0.35)
• Aplazado al 19 de mayo: subdivisión preliminar y desarrollo de conservación para 10 lotes unifamiliares en Congregation Kol Ami, 252 Soundview Avenue (zona R1-30)
• Extensiones anotadas para 60 South Broadway (quinta), 101 Hillair Circle (entrada/patio/muros) y la subdivisión de 105 lotes de Farrell Estates

Common Council

El Common Council escuchará una descripción general del presupuesto 2026-2027, seguida de presentaciones sobre los presupuestos de la Youth Bureau, Recreation and Parks, Library, Parking, Public Works y los departamentos de Public Safety. No hay votaciones programadas; se trata de una sesión de discusión e información.

• Descripción general del presupuesto 2026-2027
• Presupuesto de la Youth Bureau
• Presupuesto de Recreation and Parks
• Presupuesto de la Library
• Presupuesto del Parking Department

The Common Council held a special meeting to review the proposed 2026-2027 budget, which includes a projected tax levy increase of 1.65%. Presentations were provided for the city's general fund and specific department budgets including Public Safety, the Library, and the Youth Bureau.

• Reviewed 2026-2027 proposed budget overview
• Reviewed Department of Public Safety budget presentation
• Reviewed White Plains Public Library budget presentation
• Reviewed Youth Bureau budget presentation

Conservation Board

La Junta de Conservación escuchará informes sobre el estado del proyecto de la enmienda de zonificación TD-2 en el Galleria y varias enmiendas al plan del sitio, sin que se tome ninguna acción formal. Se introducirá una nueva remisión de la Junta de Planificación para una subdivisión preliminar y desarrollo de conservación en la Congregación Kol Ami (252 Soundview Avenue) para crear 10 lotes unifamiliares. La junta también discutirá una actualización del Inventario de Espacios Abiertos utilizando el GIS del condado.

• Nueva remisión: Congregación Kol Ami (252 Soundview Ave) – subdivisión preliminar para 10 lotes unifamiliares
• Estado del proyecto: Distrito Galleria – enmienda de zonificación TD-2 (sin acción)
• Estado del proyecto: 10 Gilbert Place – enmienda al plan del sitio para una adición de dos pisos en un sitio sensible al medio ambiente
• Estado del proyecto: 4 Hewitt Avenue – enmienda al plan del sitio para una extensión del sótano en un sitio sensible al medio ambiente
• Discusión: Actualización del Inventario de Espacios Abiertos e Inventario de Recursos Naturales utilizando GIS

Design Review Board

La Junta de Revisión de Diseño revisará varias solicitudes nuevas y representadas, incluyendo una instalación independiente de almacenamiento de energía en baterías en 118 Oakley Avenue y múltiples instalaciones de letreros en propiedades comerciales.

• 25-86: New Leaf Energy propone una instalación independiente de almacenamiento de energía en baterías en 118 Oakley Ave (representada)
• 26-29: Comstock 510 Corp busca la aprobación del plan del sitio para un edificio de apartamentos de 12 unidades en 510 North Broadway
• 26-08: La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop solicita un letrero de pared en 66 East Post Rd (representada)
• 26-27: Elevate Cannabis solicita un cambio de color al letrero existente en 130 Westchester Ave (nueva)
• 26-28: Drunken Taco busca renovar la fachada del letrero de pared y cubrir el toldo en 91 Mamaroneck Ave (nueva)

The Design Review Board approved a battery energy storage facility at 118 Oakley Ave and multiple sign applications, but did not review two items due to applicant absence. The Board also reviewed and recommended approval of a site plan for a 12-unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway, with final design and material samples to be reviewed before a building permit is issued.

• Approved battery energy storage facility at 118 Oakley Ave as revised
• Approved wall sign for Barber Shop & Salon at 28 West Post Rd with conditions (no visible wires, opaque background, separate permits required)
• Approved additional sign lighting for Kyka's Ice Cream at 3 So Kensico Ave as submitted (no visible wires, separate electrical permit required)
• Approved color change of 'White Plains' sign for Elevate Cannabis at 130 Westchester Ave from blue to red as revised
• Approved sign reface and awning recovery for Drunken Taco at 91 Mamaroneck Ave as submitted (only text to illuminate)
• Recommended approval of site plan for 12-unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway, conditioned on final design review
• Did not review wall sign for La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop at 66 East Post Rd – applicant not present
• Did not review temporary real estate sign extension for GS White Plains Owner, LLC at 25 No Lexington Ave – applicant not present

Common Council

The Common Council approved the acquisition of the City Center Garage at 237 Martine Avenue and established several new capital projects. The body also granted a special permit for a health club and scheduled a public hearing for the 2026-2027 budget.

• Authorized up to $11,100,000 in serial bonds to acquire the City Center Garage at 237 Martine Avenue
• Approved a special permit for F45 Training White Plains to develop a health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue
• Established capital projects for a Train Station Clock Tower and Downtown Streetscaping
• Approved the 2026-2027 Budget for the White Plains Downtown Business Improvement District
• Scheduled a public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget for May 4, 2026

The Common Council adopted a bond ordinance authorizing up to $11,100,000 in serial bonds to finance the purchase of the City Center Garage at 237 Martine Avenue. It also approved the special‑permit request for F45 Training’s health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue and adopted several capital‑project amendments, including traffic‑light pole replacement, a train‑station clock tower, and downtown streetscaping. Additional ordinances approved the garage acquisition, a tax‑review settlement, and retention of special counsel.

• Approved bond ordinance for City Center Garage acquisition (7‑0)
• Approved special‑permit for F45 Training health club at 25 North Lexington Ave (adopted)
• Amended Capital Projects Fund for Traffic Light Pole Replacement (7‑0)
• Established Capital Project for White Plains Train Station Clock Tower (7‑0)
• Established Capital Project for Downtown Streetscaping and Related Improvements (7‑0)
• Approved ordinance to acquire White Plains City Center Garage (7‑0)
• Authorized settlement of certain tax review proceedings (7‑0)
• Authorized retention of Dichter Law LLC as Special Counsel (7‑0)

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council will vote on a Special Permit for a 2,250‑sq‑ft health club operated by F45 Training at 25 North Lexington Avenue. The Department of Building and the Planning Board have expressed no objection, and the Planning Department recommends approval with a condition on indoor music levels and flooring. The Design Review Board reviewed the application and had no comment.

• Special Permit request for F45 Training health club (2,250 sq ft) at 25 North Lexington Avenue
• Department of Building recommendation: no objection to granting the special permit
• Design Review Board review: no comment on the application
• Planning Department recommendation: approve with condition on music levels and flooring
• Planning Board vote: 5 in favor, 0 opposed, 1 absent; no objection to approval

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will review several area variance requests, including a wetlands buffer encroachment for a Buddhist Temple at 1 Sycamore Lane. Other items include a garage alteration with setback variances, stair reconstruction, legalization of a two‑family conversion, and a fence height variance. Each application requests changes to the existing zoning requirements in the R1‑30, R1‑5, R2‑4, and RM‑1.5 zones.

• Z-2024-20: Area variances for wetlands buffer, parking location, side street setback, and off‑street parking spaces for a Buddhist Temple at 1 Sycamore Lane (R1‑30 zone).
• Z-2026-3: Area variances for side and rear lot line setbacks to remove an illegal second story and rebuild a compliant roof on a detached garage at 22 Trenton Avenue (R1‑5 zone).
• Z-2026-4: Request to reconstruct front‑yard entry stairs in place at 1 Oak Avenue (R2‑4 zone).
• Z-2026-5: Multiple area variances to legalize conversion of a one‑family dwelling to a two‑family dwelling at 61 Primrose Street (R2‑4 zone).
• Z-2026-6: Area variance to increase fence height to 7 ft around the perimeter at 20 Greenridge Avenue (RM‑1.5 zone).

The White Plains Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on April 1, 2026 was canceled. All agenda items were adjourned until the next meeting on May 6, 2026. No applications were approved, denied, or otherwise acted upon.

Capital Projects Board

The Capital Projects Board is meeting to discuss an amendment to the FY 25-26 Capital Improvement Program. The proposal involves increasing the budget for the White Plains City Center Garage Acquisition.

• Proposed $2,800,000 increase for White Plains City Center Garage Acquisition, bringing the total to $11,100,000

White Plains Urban Renewal Agency

The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency will consider two resolutions: one to authorize the disposition of the White Plains City Center Garage to the City, and another to waive specific closing conditions for the sale of agency parcels on East Post Road. The meeting also includes routine business such as approving minutes from the February 24, 2026 meeting and handling other business before adjourning.

• Resolution 05-2026 authorizing the disposition (sale) of the White Plains City Center Garage
• Resolution waiving certain closing conditions for the sale of agency parcels on East Post Road
• Approval of minutes from the February 24, 2026 meeting

The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency approved Resolution 05-2026, authorizing the sale of the City Center Garage to the City of White Plains. It also approved Resolution 06-2026, waiving certain closing conditions for the sale of agency parcels on East Post Road. The minutes from the February 24, 2026 meeting and the meeting adjournment were each approved unanimously.

• Approved Resolution 05-2026 authorizing sale of City Center Garage (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 06-2026 waiving closing conditions for East Post Road parcels (3-0)
• Approved minutes from February 24, 2026 meeting (3-0)
• Approved adjournment of the meeting (3-0)

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council will vote on an ordinance to authorize a $8,300,000 acquisition of the City Center Garage. It will also consider a budget amendment increasing the Traffic Light Pole Replacement project to $595,000, a grant award of $1,573,000 for downtown revitalization, and a license agreement for fire‑department trench‑training at 785 Mamaroneck Avenue. Additional items include a special permit request for an F45 health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue.

• Garage acquisition project – $8,300,000
• Traffic Light Pole Replacement budget increase – $125,000 to a total of $595,000
• Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant – $1,573,000
• Fire Department training agreement for 785 Mamaroneck Avenue (April 1‑17 2026, no charge, indemnification requested)
• Special permit application for F45 Health Club at 25 North Lexington Avenue

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council approved an ordinance authorizing the Commissioner of Public Safety to use property at 785 Mamaroneck Avenue for fire department training, voting 7-0. The council also discussed two capital projects: a traffic light pole replacement and the acquisition of the White Plains City Center garage. Presentations included the New York State Downtown Revitalization Initiative Grant Program and a proposed health club application for F45 Training at 25 North Lexington Avenue. A technical memorandum regarding 1 Sycamore Lane was also transmitted.

• Ordinance authorizing agreement with Winifred Masterson Burke Rehabilitation Hospital to use 785 Mamaroneck Avenue for fire training (approved 7-0)
• Capital Project: Traffic Light Pole Replacement
• Capital Project: White Plains City Center Garage Acquisition
• Presentation: New York State Downtown Revitalization Initiative Grant Program
• Proposed application for F45 Training health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue

The Common Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the Commissioner of Public Safety to enter into an agreement with Winifred Masterson Burke Rehabilitation Hospital to use 785 Mamaroneck Avenue for fire department trench‑rescue training from April 1 through April 17, 2026. The ordinance includes an indemnification provision and took effect immediately. The vote was unanimous, 7‑0. Other agenda items were discussed but no further actions were taken.

• Approved ordinance authorizing fire department training agreement with Winifred Masterson Burke Rehabilitation Hospital (7-0)

Capital Projects Board

The Capital Projects Board will consider ten amendments to the City of White Plains FY 25‑26 Capital Improvement Program. Each amendment adds a new project or increases funding for an existing project, with amounts ranging from $270,000 to $8,300,000. The items include a garage acquisition, traffic light pole replacement, train station clock tower, Slater Center improvements, a pocket park, a connector road, streetscaping, and a bicycle track.

• Add White Plains City Center Garage Acquisition – $8,300,000
• Increase Traffic Light Pole Replacement to $595,000 – +$125,000
• Add Hamilton Avenue Bicycle Track and Pedestrian Safety – $2,700,000
• Add Water Street Connector – $2,250,000
• Add Downtown Streetscaping and Related Improvements – $1,303,000

Recreation & Advisory Committee

The Recreation Advisory Committee did not approve the meeting minutes because not enough members were present for a quorum. No formal votes or approvals were recorded for any agenda items. The committee received updates on programs, upcoming events, and new personnel.

• Minutes not approved (no quorum)

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission is discussing a request to make a 'No Turn on Red' restriction permanent at Mamaroneck Avenue and Heatherbloom Road. The body is also reviewing site plan extensions and a special permit for a health club.

• Proposed 'No Turn on Red' restriction at all times for eastbound Gedney Way at Heatherbloom Road
• Request for sidewalks and crosswalks on North Street and Bryant Avenue
• Special Permit request for a 2,250 square foot health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue
• Request for a second one-year site plan extension for 411 housing units at 52 North Broadway

The Transportation Commission approved the minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting. It recommended no further action on the sidewalk request for North Street and Bryant Avenue. The commission approved staff recommendations to make the “No Turn on Red” restriction at Mamaroneck Avenue and Heatherbloom Road permanent, to grant a special permit for an F45 Training health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue, and to extend the site‑plan approval for the 52 North Broadway housing project by one year. The meeting adjourned at 9:28 AM.

• Approved minutes of February 17, 2026 meeting (motion carried)
• Recommended no further action on North Street/Bryant Avenue sidewalk request (motion carried)
• Approved staff recommendation for permanent “No Turn on Red” at Mamaroneck Ave & Heatherbloom Rd (motion carried)
• Approved special permit for F45 Training health club at 25 North Lexington Ave (motion carried)
• Approved one‑year extension of site‑plan approval for 52 North Broadway (411 housing units) (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:28 AM (motion carried)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will adopt the minutes from the February 24 meeting and review several applications. Items include a house addition site plan on Hewitt Avenue, a 12‑unit apartment building on North Broadway, and a one‑year extension of a senior‑housing development plan also on North Broadway. The board will also consider a health‑club special use permit, a subdivision extension, and other site‑plan amendments. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• (242-25) 4 Hewitt Avenue – site plan amendment for a house addition on an environmentally sensitive site
• (203-26) 510 North Broadway – site plan application for a 12‑unit apartment building (RM‑1.5 zoning)
• (204-26) 52 North Broadway – one‑year extension of site‑plan approval for 232 senior apartments, 103 assisted‑living units, 48 apartments, and 28 townhouses
• (205-26) 25 North Lexington Avenue – special use permit for a health club in the central parking area (CB‑4 zoning)
• (223-24) 60 South Broadway – one‑year extension of a two‑lot subdivision approval (fifth extension)

Planning Board

The Planning Board approved a site‑plan amendment for a 135‑sq‑ft house addition at 4 Hewitt Avenue. It discussed a site‑plan application for a 12‑unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway and will await staff comments before any decision. The Board also approved a one‑year extension of the site‑plan approval for senior and assisted‑living units at 52 North Broadway. Finally, it approved a special‑use permit for a 2,250‑sq‑ft health club at 25 North Lexington Avenue.

• Approval of site‑plan amendment for 4 Hewitt Avenue (135 sq ft house addition).
• Review of 12‑unit apartment building site‑plan at 510 North Broadway (RM‑1.5 district); board awaiting staff comments.
• One‑year extension of site‑plan approval for 52 North Broadway senior apartments, assisted‑living units, apartments, and townhouses.
• Special‑use permit approved for F45 Training health club, 2,250 sq ft, at 25 North Lexington Avenue.
• One‑year fifth extension of two‑lot subdivision approval for 60 South Broadway.

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board meeting set for Monday, March 16, 2026 was cancelled. No agenda items were considered. The next meeting is planned for Monday, April 20, 2026 at 7:30 PM in the Common Council Chambers, City Hall, 255 Main Street, White Plains.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board is reviewing several applications for new and refaced wall signs. The board will also consider a special permit for a health club and a site plan extension.

• Special Permit approval for F45 Training White Plains health club at 25 No Lexington Ave
• Exterior screening for White Plains Hospital cafeteria renovations at 41 East Post Rd
• Site Plan approval extension for White Plains Development NB, LLC at 52 No Broadway
• Wall sign installations at 66 East Post Rd, 28 West Post Rd, and 475 Central Ave
• Temporary real estate sign extension for GS White Plains Owner, LLC at 25 No Lexington Ave

The board approved several wall‑sign applications, including La Michoacana, Chester WP II, La Botanita, Cannabis Realm, White Plains Hospital’s exterior screening, and a conversion of a service bay into a convenience store with gas pumps. It reviewed but did not approve the Barber Shop & Salon sign, requesting revisions. The temporary real‑estate sign request was not reviewed after the applicant adjourned. Two other applications were reviewed without comment.

• Approved La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop wall sign (modify sign to comply)
• Reviewed Barber Shop & Salon wall sign (revisions required)
• Approved Chester WP II backer panel for wall sign (no visible wires, separate permit required)
• Did not review GS White Plains Owner temporary real estate sign (adjournment requested)
• Approved La Botanita reface of existing wall sign
• Approved Cannabis Realm wall sign (revise drawings, remove lighting, repair facade, separate permit required)
• Approved White Plains Hospital exterior screening for cafeteria renovations (exhaust ducts, HVAC, other changes approved)
• Approved conversion of 274 Hamilton Ave service bays to convenience store and gas pumps (store changes approved, separate sign permit required)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The White Plains Zoning Board of Appeals will review several variance requests at its March 4 meeting. The most notable item is a request by Maple and Broadway Holdings LLC for a one‑year extension to exceed the standard 280‑foot height limit to 302 feet 7 inches at 60 South Broadway. Other applications include a Buddhist temple project seeking wetlands buffer variances, residential additions requiring side‑yard and coverage variances, and a garage alteration to remove an unpermitted second story.

• One‑year extension to allow 302‑ft 7‑in building height at 60 South Broadway (Z‑2024‑16)
• Area variances for a Buddhist Temple project at 1 Sycamore Lane, including wetlands buffer encroachment (Z‑2024‑20)
• Two‑car garage and rear deck addition with side‑yard and building‑coverage variances at 126 Wayne Avenue (Z‑2025‑40)
• Removal of an unpermitted second‑story on a detached garage and setback variances at 22 Trenton Avenue (Z‑2026‑3)
• Reconstruction of front‑yard entry stairs at 1 Oak Avenue per zoning ordinance (Z‑2026‑4)

The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a one‑year extension allowing a building height of 302 ft 7 in at 60 South Broadway. It also granted additions for properties at 126 Wayne Avenue, 104 Ogden Avenue, and 13 Benedict Avenue. The application to construct a Buddhist Temple was adjourned for further review. Two new applications (22 Trenton Avenue and 1 Oak Avenue) had no appearance and received no decision.

• Granted one‑year height extension for 60 South Broadway (Z‑2024‑16)
• Adjourned Buddhist Temple application for 1 Sycamore Lane (Z‑2024‑20)
• Granted addition for 126 Wayne Avenue (Z‑2025‑40)
• Granted addition for 104 Ogden Avenue (Z‑2026‑1)
• Granted addition for 13 Benedict Avenue (Z‑2026‑2)

Common Council

The Common Council is reviewing the appointment of Thomas Caruso to fill a vacancy. The body is also considering two capital projects: a roof replacement for Fire Station #7 and a firmware and software upgrade for the city's card access system.

• Appointment of Thomas Caruso to the Common Council
• Estimated $225,000 for Fire Station #7 roof removal and replacement
• Proposed $757,500 serial bond for Card Access Firmware and Software Upgrade
• Establishment of Capital Project C5683 (Fire Station #7 Roof)
• Establishment of Capital Project C5684 (Card Access Firmware and Software Upgrade)

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council adopted several capital project ordinances, including projects for a fire station roof, card‑access upgrades, and Kittrell Park bathrooms. It approved two bond ordinances, one for $757,500 for equipment and another for $1,212,000 to finance sanitary sewer system improvements. The council also set a fee schedule for Youth Bureau programs, authorized multiple service agreements, and declared itself lead agency for the environmental review of the proposed City Center Parking Garage.

• Ordinance establishing Capital Project No.C5683 for Fire Station #7 Roof (adopted 7‑0)
• Bond Ordinance authorizing $1,212,000 serial bonds for sanitary sewer improvements (adopted 7‑0)
• Ordinance establishing Capital Project No.C5685 for Kittrell Park Outdoor Bathrooms (adopted 7‑0)
• Ordinance establishing and approving a fee schedule for Youth Bureau programs FY 2026‑2027 (adopted 7‑0)
• Resolution scheduling a public hearing on April 6, 2026 for F45 Training special‑permit approval (adopted)

The Common Council approved the appointment of Thomas Caruso as a councilmember. It adopted several capital‑project ordinances, including a new roof for Fire Station #7 and upgrades to park facilities, all by a 7‑0 vote. Two bond ordinances authorizing $757,500 for equipment and $1,212,000 for sanitary‑sewer improvements were also adopted unanimously. Additional ordinances covering street closures, snow‑removal agreements, prisoner‑transport services, and a youth‑program fee schedule passed with unanimous consent.

• Approved appointment of Thomas Caruso as councilmember (unanimous)
• Adopted Capital Project No.C5683 “Fire Station #7 Roof” (7‑0)
• Adopted Bond Ordinance authorizing $757,500 for equipment, machinery, apparatus (7‑0)
• Adopted Capital Project No.C5684 “Card Access Firmware and Software Upgrade” (7‑0)
• Adopted Capital Project No.C5685 “Kittrell Park Outdoor Bathrooms” (7‑0)
• Adopted Bond Ordinance authorizing $1,212,000 for sanitary‑sewer improvements (7‑0)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing street closures for 2026 events (7‑0)
• Adopted ordinance authorizing snow and ice removal agreement with Westchester County (7‑0)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will adopt the minutes from the January 27, 2026 meeting. It will consider a one-year extension of the site‑plan approval for the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center’s 5‑story, 96‑bed residential health‑care facility at 315‑317 North Street. The board will also review updates on the Farrell Estates subdivision environmental review, a one-year extension of a two‑lot subdivision at 60 South Broadway, and site‑plan amendments for properties on Hillair Circle and Hewitt Avenue.

• One-year extension of site‑plan approval for 5‑story, 96‑bed residential health‑care facility at 315‑317 North Street (Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center)
• Presentation on environmental review updates for Farrell Estates at Ridgeway Subdivision (336‑400 Ridgeway, Gedney Esplanade, 213‑223 Bryant Avenue)
• One-year extension of two‑lot subdivision approval for 60 South Broadway, CB‑3 Zoning District (fifth extension)
• Site‑plan amendment for driveway, patio, and walls at 101 Hillair Circle, R1‑20 Zoning District
• Site‑plan amendment for house addition at 4 Hewitt Avenue, R1‑5 Residential One‑Family Zoning District

Planning Board

The White Plains Planning Board voted unanimously to support a one‑year extension of the site‑plan approval for the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center at 315‑317 North Street, a 5‑story, 96‑bed residential health‑care facility for medically fragile adults. The Board will send a letter to the Common Council stating its lack of objection. The meeting also included updates on the Farrell Estates at Ridgeway subdivision, and agenda items for extensions and site‑plan amendments at 60 South Broadway, 101 Hillair Circle, and 4 Hewitt Avenue.

• One‑year extension of site‑plan approval for Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center (315‑317 North Street) – Board voted no objection and will inform Common Council.
• Farrell Estates at Ridgeway subdivision (336‑400 Ridgeway, Gedney Esplanade, 213‑223 Bryant Avenue) – changes to lot layout, setbacks, and environmental protections discussed.
• 60 South Broadway (CB‑3 Zoning District) – one‑year extension of two‑lot subdivision approval (fifth extension).
• 101 Hillair Circle (R1‑20 Zoning District) – site‑plan amendment for driveway, patio, and walls on an environmentally sensitive site.
• 4 Hewitt Avenue (R1‑5 Zoning District) – site‑plan amendment for a house addition on steep slopes and an environmentally sensitive site.

White Plains Urban Renewal Agency

The White Plains Urban Renewal Agency will consider four resolutions. Two resolutions address the White Plains City Center Garage, one authorizing an agreement and another reviewing environmental compliance under the State Environmental Quality Review Act. Two resolutions set the agency’s administrative budget for fiscal year July 1 2026‑June 30 2027 and amend the combined federal inception‑to‑date budget. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of prior minutes, and other business.

• Resolution authorizing execution of an agreement concerning the White Plains City Center Garage
• Resolution concerning the environmental review pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act for a proposed transaction involving the White Plains City Center Garage
• Resolution adopting the Urban Renewal Agency annual administrative budget for fiscal year July 1 2026 – June 30 2027
• Resolution amending the adopted combined federal "inception-to-date" budget

The agency approved the minutes from the July 16, 2025 meeting. It adopted four resolutions: authorizing an agreement with Kite Realty to start acquiring the City Center Garage, confirming no objection to the Common Council serving as Lead Agency for the SEQRA environmental review, adopting the FY 2026‑27 administrative budget, and amending the combined federal inception‑to‑date budget. All resolutions passed unanimously (4‑0). The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved July 16, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 01‑2026 authorizing agreement for City Center Garage acquisition (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 02‑2026 confirming no objection to Common Council as SEQRA Lead Agency (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 03‑2026 adopting FY 2026‑27 administrative budget (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 04‑2026 amending combined federal inception‑to‑date budget (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Common Council

The February 23, 2026 meeting of the White Plains Common Council was cancelled. The agenda included discussion items for capital projects, a youth bureau fee increase proposal, and a budget department overview.

• Meeting cancelled
• Fire Station #7 Roof project
• Card Access Firmware and Software Upgrade
• Kittrell Park Outdoor Bathrooms
• Youth Bureau Proposed Fee Increases for 26/27 Fiscal Year

Common Council

The Common Council will review several capital projects, including the roof of Fire Station #7, a card‑access firmware upgrade, outdoor bathrooms at Kittrell Park, and a Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer project. Council members will consider a Youth Bureau fee increase for fiscal years 2026‑27. An ordinance authorizing $1,212,000 in serial bonds to fund the sanitary sewer project will be presented. The meeting also includes a budget department overview.

• Fire Station #7 roof replacement
• Card Access Firmware and Software Upgrade
• Kittrell Park outdoor bathrooms
• Miscellaneous Sanitary Sewer FY26 – $1,212,000 serial bonds authorized
• Youth Bureau proposed fee increase for FY26/27

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission will approve the minutes from its January 20, 2026 meeting. It will consider a resident’s request to add sidewalks on North Street and Bryant Avenue, with staff recommending further review. The commission will also review a request from the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center for a one‑year extension of its site‑plan approval for a five‑story, 96‑bed residential health‑care facility, for which staff has no objections.

• Approval of the minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting
• Request to add sidewalks on North Street and Bryant Avenue, including crosswalks at Bryant Avenue intersections (staff recommends holding for additional review)
• One‑year extension of site‑plan approval for 315‑317 North Street pediatric center, a five‑story, 96‑bed specialized residential health‑care facility (staff has no objections)

The commission approved the minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting. The request to add sidewalks and crosswalks on North Street and Bryant Avenue was held for further review. The commission recommended approval of the staff’s recommendation to grant a one-year extension of the site‑plan approval for the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center project at 315‑317 North Street. The meeting adjourned at 9:22 AM.

• Approved minutes of Jan 20, 2026 meeting (motion carried)
• Held sidewalk and crosswalk request for North Street & Bryant Avenue (item held)
• Recommended approval of one-year site-plan extension for 315-317 North Street (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:22 AM (motion carried)

Conservation Board

The Conservation Board meeting scheduled for February 16, 2026, has been cancelled due to the President’s Day Holiday.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider several applications for new and resubmitted wall signs. The board will also review a site plan extension for a pediatric center and exterior screening for hospital renovations.

• Site plan extension for Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center at 315-317 North Street
• Exterior screening for White Plains Hospital cafeteria renovations at 41 East Post Rd
• Wall sign installation for Eve Milan at 33 South Broadway
• Wall sign installation for La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop at 66 East Post Rd
• Signage replacement for Crooked Quill at 181 Martine Ave

The board approved wall sign applications for Eve Milan New York, Jetson, Crooked Quill, and Frank’s Cucina, and reviewed an extension for Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center without comment. It did not review applications from La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop, Barber Shop & Salon, and White Plains Hospital because the applicants were absent or an adjournment was requested.

• Approved Eve Milan New York wall sign (with comments)
• Did not review La Michoacana Ice Cream Shop wall sign (applicant absent)
• Did not review Barber Shop & Salon wall sign (applicant absent)
• Approved Jetson wall sign (with comments)
• Approved Crooked Quill signage replacement (with comments)
• Reviewed Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center site‑plan extension (no comment)
• Did not review White Plains Hospital exterior screening (adjournment requested)
• Approved Frank’s Cucina wall sign (as submitted)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The White Plains Zoning Board of Appeals will review several applications at its February 4, 2026 meeting. It will decide whether to grant a one‑year extension of a height variance allowing a building of 302 ft 7 in at 60 South Broadway. Other items include area variances for a Buddhist temple at 1 Sycamore Lane, a special‑permit amendment for a convenience store expansion at 274 Hamilton Avenue, a sign‑wall variance at 130 Westchester Avenue, and various addition and building variances at other properties.

• Z-2024-16: One‑year extension of Zoning Law §5.5.3.2 for a 302‑ft 7‑in building at 60 South Broadway.
• Z-2024-20: Multiple area variances for a Buddhist temple project at 1 Sycamore Lane, including wetlands buffer encroachment and parking setbacks.
• Z-2025-36: Amendment to Special Permit for expanding a convenience store and adding gas pumps at 274 Hamilton Avenue.
• Z-2025-37: Variance request for an illuminated wall sign on the second‑floor façade at 130 Westchester Avenue.
• Z-2025-39: Height variance to increase maximum building height for a 12‑unit multifamily building at 510 North Broadway.

The Zoning Board of Appeals granted four applications, including a 12‑unit multifamily building on North Broadway, a convenience‑store expansion, an illuminated wall sign, and a residential addition. Three other applications—an extension for a height variance, a Buddhist temple project, and a garage addition—were adjourned for further consideration. No other substantive decisions were made at this meeting.

• Granted application to alter convenience store and repair garage (Z-2025-36)
• Granted application to install illuminated wall sign (Z-2025-37)
• Granted application to construct residential addition (Z-2025-38)
• Granted application to construct new 12‑unit multifamily building (Z-2025-39)
• Adjourned application for one‑year extension of height variance (Z-2024-16)
• Adjourned application to construct Buddhist temple and related variances (Z-2024-20)
• Adjourned application to construct garage addition and deck (Z-2025-40)

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council approved a bond ordinance authorizing $606,000 in serial bonds to finance construction or reconstruction of city‑owned buildings. It also adopted several capital‑project ordinances that amend the operating budget and capital projects fund for renovations, alarm system upgrades, fuel system replacement, and public‑safety building repairs. Additional items included appointments to city boards, a $7,500 donation acceptance, and agreements for city services.

• Bond ordinance authorizing $606,000 aggregate principal amount serial bonds for city building projects (Item 20)
• Ordinance establishing Capital Project No.C5678 – Renovations to City Facilities FY26 (Item 8)
• Ordinance establishing Capital Project No.C5679 – City Wide Alarm System Upgrade (Item 12)
• Ordinance establishing Capital Project No.C5681 – Public Safety Building Interior Repairs (Item 21)
• Ordinance authorizing acceptance of a $7,500 donation from the Fenway Charitable Foundation (Item 33)

Common Council

The Common Council will appoint Valerie Simmons to fill a council vacancy and Kevin Hodapp as acting Building Commissioner. It will reappoint three members to the Library Board of Trustees. The Council will also approve two capital projects: $275,000 for renovations to city facilities (Project C5678) and $250,000 for a city‑wide alarm system upgrade (Project C5679), with environmental resolutions designating the Council as lead agency.

• Appointment of Valerie Simmons to the Common Council (effective Feb 2 2026)
• Appointment of Kevin Hodapp as acting Building Commissioner
• Reappointment of Ayodele Nona Higgs, Denise D’Ambrosio, and Vincent R. Fields to the Library Board of Trustees (terms ending Dec 31 2028)
• Approval of Capital Project C5678 – Renovations to City Facilities, estimated cost $275,000
• Approval of Capital Project C5679 – City Wide Alarm System Upgrade, estimated cost $250,000

Planning Board

The White Plains Planning Board will adopt the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes and note that no public hearings are scheduled. It will consider several site‑plan amendments, including a driveway and patio at 101 Hillair Circle and a house addition at 4 Hewitt Avenue, both on environmentally sensitive sites. The board will also review a one‑year extension for a Hindu Temple site‑plan amendment, a wireless facilities upgrade at 101 Old Mamaroneck Road, and a special permit amendment to expand a convenience store and add gas pumps at 274 Hamilton Avenue.

• Site‑plan amendment for driveway, patio, and walls at 101 Hillair Circle (R1‑20)
• Site‑plan amendment for house addition at 4 Hewitt Avenue (R1‑5)
• One‑year extension of site‑plan approval for a second‑story addition at Hindu Temple, 390 North Street
• Eligible facilities upgrade for New Singular Wireless (AT&T) at 101 Old Mamaroneck Road
• Special permit amendment to expand convenience store and add gas pumps at 274 Hamilton Avenue

Planning Board

The board declined to schedule a hearing for the 101 Hillair Circle site plan amendment, requesting a detailed alteration report before any hearing. It scheduled a public hearing for a house addition at 4 Hewitt Avenue. The board also approved an AT&T eligible facilities upgrade, a one‑year extension for the Hindu Temple site plan at 390 North Street, and a special permit amendment for 274 Hamilton Avenue with traffic recommendations.

• Declined public hearing for 101 Hillair Circle (R1-20) site plan amendment; requested detailed alteration report
• Scheduled public hearing for 4 Hewitt Avenue (R1-5) house addition
• Approved AT&T eligible facilities upgrade at 101 Old Mamaroneck Road
• Approved one‑year extension of site plan amendment for Hindu Temple of the Tri‑State at 390 North Street
• Approved special permit amendment for 274 Hamilton Avenue to convert service bays to convenience store and add gas pumps, with traffic flow recommendations

Common Council

The Common Council will discuss several city-wide capital projects and facility renovations. The body will also receive information regarding a site plan amendment for the Hamilton Green development.

• City Wide Alarm System Upgrade
• Gas Boy Fuel System Replacement
• Public Safety Building Interior Repairs
• Check Valve Replacement at Central Avenue Pump Station
• Proposed Minor Amendment to the Hamilton Green site plan

The council voted to enter executive session, then to exit it, and finally to adjourn the meeting. All three motions were carried. The Building Department was allowed to proceed with a minor amendment to the Hamilton Green site plan after no objections were raised.

• Enter executive session – motion carried
• Exit executive session – motion carried
• Adjourn meeting – motion carried
• Proceed with minor amendment to Hamilton Green – no objection

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council will discuss five capital projects: a city‑wide alarm system upgrade, a Gas Boy fuel system replacement, interior repairs to the Public Safety Building, FY26 renovations to city facilities, and a check valve replacement at the Central Avenue pump station. Council members will receive information about a minor amendment to the approved site plan for the Hamilton Green development. A motion will be considered to enter executive session to discuss a potential appointment.

• City Wide Alarm System Upgrade
• Gas Boy Fuel System Replacement
• Public Safety Building Interior Repairs
• Renovations to City Facilities FY26
• Check Valve Replacement at Central Avenue Pump Station

Transportation Commission

The Transportation Commission will consider a request from Cuddy and Feder on behalf of the Hindu Temple of Tri-State for a one‑year extension of its site‑plan approval to allow expansion and renovation at 390 North Street. Staff have expressed no objections to the request. The commission will also discuss a proposed No Parking 8 AM‑6 PM restriction on both sides of Thompson Avenue to aid trash and recycling collection vehicles, and a site‑plan amendment and special permit for a Life Time health club at 1 Maple Avenue.

• 390 North Street – one‑year extension of site‑plan approval for Hindu Temple expansion/renovation (staff no objections)
• Thompson Avenue – proposed No Parking 8 AM‑6 PM on both sides near curve to facilitate larger collection vehicles
• 1 Maple Avenue – site‑plan amendment and special permit for Life Time health club (staff no objections)

The commission approved the minutes of the December 16, 2025 meeting. It also recommended approving staff’s recommendation to grant a one‑year extension of the site‑plan approval for the Hindu Temple at 390 North Street. No other actions were taken.

• Approved December 16, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of staff recommendation for one‑year site‑plan extension at 390 North Street (motion carried)

Recreation & Advisory Committee

The Recreation Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the Gillie Room Capital Project and sibling discounts for camps. The body will also review the Spring/Summer Guide and registration timelines. Members will address the appointment of a new RAC Chair.

• Gillie Room Capital Project
• Sibling discount for camp
• Summer Day Camp online registration starting January 28 at 7:30am
• Appointment of a new RAC Chair
• Spring/Summer Guide and registration

The Recreation Advisory Committee accepted the November 2025 minutes (motion by Michele Schoenfeld, seconded by Charles Morgan) and the December 2025 minutes (motion by Leonard Gruenfeld). Acting chairwoman Evelyn Santiago led the meeting. No other formal actions were taken.

• Accepted November 2025 minutes (motion by Michele Schoenfeld, seconded by Charles Morgan)
• Accepted December 2025 minutes (motion by Leonard Gruenfeld)

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will review a slate of sign, awning and storefront proposals submitted by local businesses. It will also consider an application from Comstock 510 Corp to construct a three‑story, twelve‑unit multifamily building, which requires an area variance for maximum building height. A site‑plan extension for the Hindu Temple of Tri‑State is on the agenda. All items are new submissions except the Frankie & Anthony’s pizzeria, which is a resubmission.

• Comstock 510 Corp – three‑story, twelve‑unit multifamily dwelling, area variance for height (510 North Broadway)
• Elevated Cannabis Dispensary – illuminated wall sign with variance from sign ordinance (130 Westchester Ave)
• Hindu Temple of Tri‑State – extension of previously approved site plan (390 North Street)
• New wall sign proposals for several businesses (e.g., Starbucks 250 Mamaroneck Ave, Tint World 330 Central Ave)
• Frankie & Anthony’s City Pizzeria – resubmitted wall signs and two awnings (250 Main Street)

The board approved sign and facade applications for several businesses, often with conditions such as removal of a second‑story sign or pending permits. It denied the requested variance for an illuminated second‑story sign at the Elevated Cannabis Dispensary. The board also recommended approval of a height variance for a new multi‑family building and asked one applicant to resubmit revised plans.

• Approved Frankie & Anthony’s sign package with condition to remove second‑story sign
• Approved Starbucks sign package, pending license agreement for canopy sign
• Approved Tint World sign and paint color as submitted
• Denied variance for Elevated Cannabis Dispensary illuminated second‑story sign
• Approved White Plains Hospital exterior renovations
• Requested Barber Shop & Salon resubmit sign package with revisions
• Recommended approval of height variance for Comstock 510 multi‑family project
• Approved Gambelli’s Kitchen sign, awnings, and painting

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Zoning Board of Appeals

The White Plains Zoning Board of Appeals will review multiple variance and permit applications, including a request to extend the building height limit at 60 South Broadway to 302 ft 7 in for one year. Other items include a Buddhist temple project with wetlands and parking setbacks, several accessory‑structure variances, and a new multi‑family building height request. The board will also consider a sign variance and other minor alterations.

• Z-2024-16: One‑year extension to allow a building height of 302 ft 7 in at 60 South Broadway (current limit 280 ft).
• Z-2024-20: Area variances for a Buddhist Temple at 1 Sycamore Lane, including wetlands buffer encroachment and parking setbacks.
• Z-2025-34: Accessory‑structure variance to construct a detached garage at 94 Grandview Avenue.
• Z-2025-39: Height variance to increase maximum building height to 38.7 ft for a 12‑unit multi‑family building at 510 North Broadway.
• Z-2025-37: Variance to install an illuminated wall sign on the second‑floor façade at 130 Westchester Avenue.

The Board of Appeals adjourned the one‑year height‑variance extension for 60 South Broadway and the Buddhist Temple project at 1 Sycamore Lane, postponing further action. It granted permits for reconstructing decks at 1 Easthaven Lane, building a detached garage at 94 Grandview Avenue, and constructing a parking lot for a motor‑vehicle repair shop at 328 Central Avenue.

• Adjourned one‑year height‑variance extension for 60 South Broadway (Z-2024-16)
• Adjourned Buddhist Temple construction and related variances at 1 Sycamore Lane (Z-2024-20)
• Granted reconstruction of side and rear yard decks at 1 Easthaven Lane (Z-2025-29)
• Granted construction of a detached garage at 94 Grandview Avenue (Z-2025-34)
• Granted construction of a parking lot for a motor‑vehicle repair shop at 328 Central Avenue (Z-2025-35)
• Adjourned alteration of convenience store and repair garage at 274 Hamilton Avenue (Z-2025-36)

Common Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a special permit and site plan for a Life Time health club. The body is also considering new user fees for Recreation and Parks and several grants for the Youth Bureau.

• Special permit and site plan for a Life Time health club at 1 Maple Avenue
• New user fee schedule for the Department of Recreation and Parks effective March 1, 2026
• $35,000 grant from the New York State Grant in Aid Program for a library teacher
• Creation of a 'No Parking 8am-6pm' Zone on both sides of Thompson Avenue
• Appointment of Wade Hardy as Commissioner of Public Safety

Common Council

The council will appoint Wade Hardy as Commissioner of Public Safety and Doreen Rich as acting Corporation Counsel. It will also adopt a site plan and special permit for a Life Time health club at 1 Maple Avenue and approve several ordinances, including a pedestrian‑bridge agreement, a new recreation fee schedule, multiple grant authorizations, and a traffic‑zone change on Thompson Avenue.

• Appointment of Wade Hardy as Commissioner of Public Safety (F/S)
• Appointment of Doreen Rich as acting Corporation Counsel (F/S)
• Adoption of Life Time health club site plan and special permit at 1 Maple Avenue (ADOPTED)
• Ordinance establishing user fees for Recreation and Parks effective March 1, 2026 (ADOPTED)
• Ordinance creating a “No Parking 8am-6pm” zone on both sides of Thompson Avenue (ADOPTED)

Common Council

The White Plains Common Council will meet to swear in new officials, appoint a Public Safety Commissioner, and vote on a series of ordinances authorizing grants for youth programs and a new health club.

• Appointment of Wade Hardy as Commissioner of Public Safety
• Public hearing on Life Time health club at 1 Maple Avenue
• Ordinance authorizing $35,000 grant for library teacher program
• Ordinance authorizing grant for Youth Bureau's Step Up! program
• Ordinance creating 'No Parking 8am-6pm' zone on Thompson Avenue

The Common Council elected Victoria Presser as Council President. The council adopted the consent agenda items 1‑2 and 17‑42 by unanimous consent. Motions to file and spread the minutes in full were carried. The council also approved the roll‑call adoption of the consent agenda and related ordinances.

• Elected Victoria Presser as Common Council President (motion carried)
• Adopted Consent Agenda items 1‑2 and 17‑42 by unanimous consent
• Approved roll‑call adoption of the consent agenda and related ordinances (all members voted)
• Filed and spread the minutes in full (motion carried)
• Filed and spread the minutes in full (second motion carried)