Yonkers City Council reviews budget transfers, nutrition funding, housing agreement; public hearing set on zoning change
The Yonkers City Council at its June 24 stated meeting considered several budget adjustments, inter-municipal agreements for nutrition services, and a developer agreement for an affordable housing project at 636 South Broadway. Also on June 24, the city published notice of a public hearing on a proposed zoning amendment affecting front-yard setback rules for through lots. Minutes for both meetings have not yet been published, so no votes or final decisions are available.
City Council Stated Meeting — June 24
The council took up a series of agenda items, though actions were postponed until minutes are released. Among the items discussed:
- **Budget transfers:** Proposed transfers for litigation expenses, shade-tree salaries, and snow-control overtime.
- **Fee amendment:** A proposal to amend garbage and refuse collection fees.
- **New ordinance:** Adding a “Vehicles in Parks” section to the city code.
- **Nutrition funding:** Two inter-municipal agreements with Westchester County — $31,549.29 for Title III-C/NSIP nutrition services and $76,487 for the Wellness in Nutrition Program (WIN).
- **Affordable housing:** A developer agreement for a project at 636 South Broadway.
No vote tallies or dollar figures beyond those listed were provided in the agenda.
Public Hearing Notice — Zoning Amendment
The city announced a public hearing on a proposed change to Section 43-33(j)(2) of the zoning ordinance, which would alter front-yard setback requirements for through lots. The hearing date was not specified in the notice.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are scheduled in Yonkers for the next two weeks as of July 5.
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