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Planning board approves site changes for William Apartments at 108–110 College Ave., adds concrete window wells
Summary
The Planning and Development Board voted to approve multiple site changes at the William Apartments project, including new concrete sunken patios, steel railings, trim band restoration and a one‑foot patio enlargement; the board added a motion that window well interior walls on the north and south be poured concrete.
The Ithaca City Planning and Development Board on Jan. 28 approved site plan changes for the William Apartments project at 108–110 College Avenue, granting conditional approval for construction material substitutions, lighting and planting with a roll‑call vote.
The board's resolution, moved by Daniel Correa and seconded by Elizabeth Gauden, approved multiple items including: replacing pressure‑treated wood back patios with poured concrete; banning pressure‑treated site railings in favor of industrial‑grade steel railings with vertical spindles to match balcony railings; using board‑formed concrete instead of pressure‑treated wood for sunken patio walls; requiring the building's approved trim band be…
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