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Elmsford schedules public hearing on proposed Chapter 36C changes covering overnight parking, right‑on‑red restriction
Summary
The Village of Elmsford announced a public hearing to consider proposed local-law amendments to Chapter 36C that would address overnight parking in an industrial zone and prohibit right turns on red at a Main Street intersection.
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The Village of Elmsford trustees announced at their July 1 meeting that they will open a public hearing on proposed local-law amendments to Chapter 36C, including rules on overnight parking in an industrial zone and a prohibition on right turns on red at the Main Street–Martzill Road intersection.
Trustees scheduled the hearing so residents and stakeholders can comment on the draft local law. The board said the items have been discussed at prior meetings and asked members to reserve dates in November and December for the hearing and related proceedings.
The proposed package was described in brief by the presiding official as “many various sections with chapter 3 6 c,” and referenced prior discussions about overnight parking in the Lehi industry zone and a prohibition on right turns on red from Main Street onto Martzill Road. No final text of the amendments was presented at the meeting, and no vote was taken; the item was set for a future public hearing.
Because the board did not introduce final ordinance language at the session, the extent of any regulatory changes, enforcement mechanisms, or effective dates was not specified. The trustees directed that the matter be scheduled for public comment in the coming months so the board can consider written and oral input before acting.
The hearing notice and the final draft ordinance text were not included in the meeting record provided; residents seeking details were directed to the village clerk’s office for the public‑hearing packet once it is published.

