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Zoning Board of Appeals approves procedural motions, adjourns several hearings to March 11
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting the Poughkeepsie ZBA approved minutes, consented to planning board lead agency for one project, and adjourned several public hearings (654 Main St., 684 Main St., 178 Mill St., 306–316 Main St., 121 Parker Ave.) to March 11, 2026.
The Poughkeepsie Zoning Board of Appeals on Feb. 11 approved routine minutes, consented to a planning-board lead agency determination for one filing and adjourned multiple applications to its March 11 meeting.
Votes and procedural outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript include:
- Approval of minutes from the Jan. 14 meeting: motion made and seconded; the board voted "Aye" and James Patterson recorded an abstention.
- 654 Main Street: public hearing continued to the March 11 meeting by motion; board voted in favor.
- 684 Main Street: application and public hearing adjourned to the March 11 meeting by motion; board voted in favor.
- 178 Mill Street: public hearing continued/adjourned to the March 11 meeting by motion; board voted in favor.
- 8 South Clinton Street: the ZBA consented to the Planning Board serving as lead agency for SEQRA (referred to in the transcript as "SECRA"). There were no objections on the record.
- 306–316 Main Street: after discussion the board ordered a follow-up (see separate article) and adjourned the application and its decision to March 11; no final variance vote was taken.
- 121 Parker Avenue: the applicant was not present; a resident spoke in opposition. The board adjourned the application and public hearing to the March 11 meeting.
Where the transcript records only a voice vote, the meeting minutes did not show a roll-call tally for individual yes/no votes on routine continuances; where abstentions were announced, they are recorded above. The board set March 11 as the next date to consider several items and directed staff to place those items on the agenda.
