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Planning board approves one-year extension for Hunting Ridge Road subdivision

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Summary

The City of White Plains Planning Board approved a one-year extension on May 20 for a subdivision approval affecting Hunting Ridge Road for applicant 625 Concierge 4 LLC; the extension is intended to allow the applicant to complete a driveway required by condition 14 and submit a final plat.

The City of White Plains Planning Board on May 20 granted a one-year extension of a subdivision approval for property on Hunting Ridge Road to applicant 625 Concierge 4 LLC.

Attorney Daniel Conan of Cuddy Fader, representing the applicant, told the board the company seeks the extension of the approval originally issued in 2022 and that a prior one-year extension was granted about a year earlier and is set to expire Aug. 16. Conan said the applicant took title to the premises in July 2024 and has been working to satisfy condition 14 of the approval, which requires construction of a new driveway to the existing residence before the chairman may execute the subdivision plat.

Conan said the applicant has been working with the Department of Public Works to produce acceptable driveway plans and expects to submit revised plans to DPW this week. "They expect that in approximately six months, the driveway will hopefully be completed, and then they can submit the final plat for execution and then recording," Conan said.

Board members indicated no objections and approved the requested one-year extension by voice vote. The motion to extend passed with an affirmative vote; a formal roll call was not recorded in the transcript. The board closed the meeting after taking the extension vote.

The extension preserves the applicant's current preliminary approval while the driveway design is finalized with DPW; the final plat will not be executed or recorded until the driveway condition is satisfied.