Housing in New York local government
What New York city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,432 New York meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in New York with the most housing activity
- New York, NY (286)
- Westchester County, NY (80)
- Clarkstown, NY (65)
- Ithaca, NY (53)
- Babylon, NY (50)
- Poughkeepsie, NY (49)
- Beacon, NY (39)
- Schenectady, NY (37)
- Albany, NY (34)
- Sharon Springs, NY (32)
- East Hampton Town, NY (31)
- Bethlehem Town, NY (30)
Latest matching meetings
ZBA to consider area variances for dwelling and garage at 64 East Grove Street
The Zoning Board of Appeals will review a request from Neale Petrillo to construct a building featuring a first-floor garage and a second-floor dwelling unit. The project requires four area variances to proceed because the proposed plans do not meet current code requirements for setbacks and lot size.
Board will consider area variances for a new building at 64 East Grove St
The Ballston Spa Zoning Board of Appeals will meet on July 29, 2026 at the Ballston Spa Library. The board will approve the minutes from the April 29, 2026 meeting. It will review a variance request from Neale Petrillo for 64 East Grove Street to permit a first‑floor garage and a second‑floor dwelling unit. No old…
Planning Board to review 156-unit apartment complex and 74-lot subdivision
The Planning Board will hold public hearings and review several site plans and subdivisions. Key items include a request for a 156-unit multi-family housing project and a 74-lot clustered subdivision.
Town Board to establish Police Department Community Advisory Council
The Town Board is considering the creation of a community advisory body for the police department and reviewing a new rental property eviction law. The board will also hold public hearings regarding a utility pole permit and a PILOT agreement for housing development.
Public hearing on 2 new accessory apartment applications
The Accessory Apartment Review Board will hold a public hearing to consider two new applications for accessory apartments at 1517 10th Street, West Babylon, and 361 Wyona Ave, Lindenurst. Renewals by affidavit are also on the agenda but do not require applicant appearance.
Board of Architectural Review to review residential construction plans
The Board of Architectural Review will meet to discuss several residential projects, including new houses and additions. The agenda includes a Planning Board referral and multiple multi-home developments.
IURA board to consider HUD grant extensions and project modifications
The Ithaca Urban Renewal Agency board will review resolutions for time extensions on two HOME grants and a project modification for the Ross House. The meeting will also include reports on HUD grant disbursements and committee vacancies.
ZBA to hear six zoning variance requests
The Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on July 23, 2026, to consider six applications for variances regarding building area, setbacks, and signage.
Village of Ballston Spa proposes adopting Pro-Housing Communities pledge
The Board of Trustees is considering a resolution to adopt the Pro-Housing Communities pledge to increase residential development capacity and streamline permitting. The agenda also includes co-location verification forms for cellular antennas on the village water tank.
Community Housing Advisory Board to review housing program updates
The Community Housing Advisory Board will meet to discuss existing business and program updates. The agenda includes reviews of financial status and various housing initiatives.
Planning Board to review condo conversion at 79 South Emerson
The Montauk Planning Board will consider two site‑plan applications: a development at 45 South Euclid and a condo conversion with a special permit at 79 South Emerson. The board will discuss the proposed plans and any required approvals. No decisions have been made prior to the meeting.
Planning Board to review site plans and subdivision extensions
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.
Planning Board to review residential and commercial development proposals
The Newburgh Planning Board will review site plans and special use permits for residential care facilities, housing conversions, and new construction projects. The meeting includes a public hearing on a subdivision request.
Planning Board reviews Lansingburgh Gateway redevelopment and local site plans
The Planning Board will review several development requests, including a large-scale housing and commercial project in Lansingburgh. Other items include a lot line adjustment for a teaching kitchen on Earl Street and a change of use at Hoosick Street.
Public hearing scheduled for 55 McCormack Rd subdivision on July 21
The Bethlehem Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed three‑lot minor subdivision at 55 McCormack Rd, Slingerlands (Subdivision Application 25-00300004). The board will also consider possible actions on a subdivision amendment for McCormacks Hollow (Application 24-01200001) that would bury electric…
City Council to approve $2.1M NYS Food Access Grant for Electric City Grocery
The council will consider a request to accept a $2,100,000 New York State Food Access Expansion Grant to fund the Electric City Cooperative Grocery. It will also discuss property sales and redemptions, appointments to the Civilian Police Review Board, and a cancer‑screening informational presentation. Additional items…
Public hearing on rezoning 369 Little East Neck Rd for new apartments
The Babylon Planning Board will hold a public hearing on a minor subdivision and zone change at 369 Little East Neck Road, proposing demolition, rezoning to MR-Multiple Residence, and construction of a two‑story building with ten one‑bedroom apartments. An informational hearing will review a site plan for Hesh's Auto…
Committee to discuss Westchester Community College 2026-2027 budget
The Budget & Appropriations Committee will hear a presentation on the 2026-2027 budget for Westchester Community College. The meeting also includes the receipt of two legislative memos regarding housing and small business grants.
City Council approves Verizon cable franchise agreement for Beacon
The Beacon City Council will consider several resolutions, including appointing John Testerman as Motor Equipment Operator. It will vote on a cable franchise agreement with Verizon New York Inc. The council will also address a SEQRA exemption for the Beacon Rail Trail, refer a proposed local law for the Fishkill…
Planning Commission to review Lennar rezoning and Key Food change of use
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will review a rezoning petition for 1 & 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court and a proposed change of use for a Key Food store to a Private Pre-K facility. The body will also adopt its report to the Village Board regarding the rezoning.
Extension request for mixed‑use development at 444 Bedford Road
The Pleasantville Planning Commission will consider a request to extend a previously approved site‑plan resolution for a mixed‑use project at 444 Bedford Road, which includes 36 apartment units and a retail shop. The commission will also review an application from 450 Manville Road to modify the exterior of an…
Public hearing on $17M, 86-unit senior housing project at 74 New Turnpike Road
The Troy Industrial Development Authority will hold a public hearing on a proposed 86-unit senior housing project by Gulfstream Developers, LLC at 74 New Turnpike Road involving a $17 million investment. The board will consider a Project Authorizing Resolution to provide financial assistance including sales/use tax…
Board will hear request to interpret shipping containers at 315 Boston Post Rd
The Port Chester Zoning Board of Appeals will review several variance applications, including front‑yard parking at 68 Indian Road and a rear‑yard deck at 5 Clark Place. A public hearing will consider an interpretation request on whether existing shipping containers at 315 Boston Post Road require zoning approval. The…
City Council considers compensation changes for city officials
The City Council is meeting to discuss and decide on various land use rezonings, landmark designations, and local laws. Key items include official compensation adjustments and wellness checks for older adults during weather events.
Planning Board reviews apartment, storage, and mixed-use proposals
The Planning Board will hold public hearings and discussions regarding several development projects and zoning amendments. The meeting includes reviews for residential, commercial, and mixed-use site plans.
Land Disturbance Permit for Sunrise Senior Living at Norwood St and Edge Hill Rd
The Sharon Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing on a Land Disturbance Permit (LDP-0003) for Sunrise Senior Living covering 313 Norwood St, 317 Norwood St, and 5 Edge Hill Road. The meeting also includes continued and new public hearings on aquatic invasive management for The Cape Club and LMAC Lake…
Committee to consider wellness checks for older adults during weather events
The Committee on Aging will discuss proposed Intro 812-A, which would require the city to conduct wellness checks on older adults during certain weather events and repeal redundant definitions of 'older adult' from multiple sections of the administrative code.
Planning Board reviews apartment and self-storage proposals
The Planning Board will conduct continued public hearings for residential and storage developments. The meeting also includes a preliminary presentation regarding the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Historic Fund and a discussion on zoning amendments.
Town Board to discuss rent-restricted employer sponsored housing zoning
The Town Board will hold public hearings regarding conservation easements and a proposed zoning amendment for employer-sponsored housing. The meeting includes several personnel appointments and budget adjustments for legal and engineering services.
Planning Board to discuss comprehensive zoning text and map amendments
The Planning Board will hold a public discussion and work session regarding proposed amendments to the Town's Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 285). The board will also review specific permit applications for residential and commercial properties.
Zoning Board to review area variances for auto shops and residential developments
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings to decide on area variances for several properties. Requests include expanding auto-body shops, converting dwellings to multi-family units, and adjusting setbacks for new residential construction.
Committee discusses financial tools for Mitchell-Lama housing affordability
The Committee on Housing and Buildings will hold an oversight hearing regarding financial tools used to maintain the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing. The meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2026.
Committee discusses financial tools for Mitchell-Lama housing affordability
The Committee on Finance will hold an oversight hearing regarding T2026-2227. The discussion focuses on financial tools used to maintain the affordability of Mitchell-Lama housing.
Board hears new rental applications for Deer Park and Dix Hills properties
The Babylon Rental Review Board will hold a public hearing to consider two new rental applications and two renewal applications. The new applications are for properties at 54 Tiber Ave in Deer Park and 39 Arcadia Ave in Dix Hills.
Planning Board approves single-family home site plan on Baker Road
The Planning Board reviewed several site plans and subdivision requests. Most items were tabled or removed from the agenda, but one residential project was approved.
Council to vote on short-term rentals and Vernon Terrace parking
The Poughkeepsie Common Council will vote on a local law to allow short-term rentals in all zoning districts and approve permit parking on Vernon Terrace. The body will also hear a presentation on a water meter replacement program.
Planning Commission to review multi-family housing and solar array proposals
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several site plan approvals, including residential constructions and a commercial auto repair facility. The body will also discuss a proposed floating solar array and a five-story residential building.
Subcommittee discusses landmark designations and housing development projects
The subcommittee will review several applications for landmark designations in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Additionally, members will consider urban development actions, tax exemptions, and a new high school site selection.
Subcommittee discusses multiple rezoning and mandatory inclusionary housing applications
The Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises is reviewing several land-use applications across Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and the Bronx. These items include requests for zoning map amendments, the establishment of Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Areas, and special permits for mixed-use developments.
City Council Committee reviews multiple land use and zoning applications
The Committee on Land Use will hold hearings regarding various rezoning, landmark designations, and housing projects. Items include several mandatory inclusionary housing area establishments across Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.