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Tuckahoe planning board approves 69 Main Street med‑spa with one off‑site parking condition

2829101 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Tuckahoe Planning Board on Feb. 19 approved a site‑plan and resolution allowing Skin Care Inc. to open a med‑spa at 69 Main Street, adopting a SEQRA negative declaration and requiring the applicant to maintain one off‑site parking space in the Lake Avenue lot.

The Village of Tuckahoe Planning Board voted unanimously Feb. 19 to approve a site‑plan application for Skin Care Inc. to open a medical aesthetics and skin‑care facility at 69 Main Street.

The board adopted a negative declaration under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), concluding the project is an unlisted action that would not have a significant adverse impact on the environment. The approval includes a condition that the applicant maintain one off‑site parking space in the Lake Avenue municipal lot.

Applicant Maria Aponte described the proposed business as a med‑spa offering facials, laser treatments including laser hair removal, permanent cosmetics, and medical aesthetic injections such as Botox and dermal fillers. The board noted the proposed use would share office space with an existing medical practice at the same address.

During a brief public hearing there were no speakers. The board read a resolution into the record, found it had the information required under SEQRA to make its determination, and then voted on the resolution and conditions. The resolution records that the applicant has provided proof of the required off‑site parking by obtaining one space in the Lake Avenue lot and makes every representation in the application a condition of approval; any deviation could trigger revocation.

Roll call recorded Commissioner McMullen, Commissioner Barra, Commissioner Carpenter, Commissioner Wolfson and Chairman Leo voting in favor.

The board congratulated the applicant and wished the business success.

Notes and next steps: the approval is a site‑plan decision with the listed parking condition; the resolution places the applicant’s submitted representations on the record as conditions of approval.