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Planning board backs revised 1 Water Street design, will send supportive letter to common council
Summary
White Plains Planning Board voted to draft a letter to the common council endorsing a revised 1 Water Street site plan that proposes an 18‑story, 380‑unit building with about 4,000 sq ft of retail and roughly 12,500 sq ft of public open space; the board will circulate a draft letter and accept additions through Friday.
The City of White Plains Planning Board voted to draft a letter to the common council expressing support for a revised site plan for 1 Water Street, a 1.24‑acre, transit‑oriented project that proposes 380 residential units and about 4,000 square feet of retail.
The letter will reflect the board's generally positive view of the project's redesign and will be circulated to board members for edits; members agreed to allow submission of any additional comments in writing to the board secretary through Friday for inclusion in the letter.
Lucia Kyocchio, attorney with Cuddy & Feder representing 1 Water Street Acquisitions, told the board the project “includes 380 residential units and 4,000 square feet of retail space,” and said the…
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