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Votes at a glance: IDA approves ownership consent for 111 Center; CLD transfers $10,000 to marketing
Summary
On Sept. 24 the New Rochelle IDA and the New Rochelle Corporation for Local Development approved an administrative ownership‑consent resolution for a completed mixed‑use project at 111 Center (24 Maple Ave.) and authorized a $10,000 transfer into the CLD marketing budget for sponsorships and partnerships.
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Two additional resolutions were adopted unanimously during the Sept. 24 meetings of the New Rochelle Industrial Development Agency (IDA) and the New Rochelle Corporation for Local Development (CLD).
The IDA approved a resolution consenting to a change in ownership structure for CH New Rochelle LLC, the developer of the completed 334‑unit mixed‑use building at 111 Center (also known as 24 Maple Avenue). Adam Salgado, commissioner of development and the IDA executive director, described the request as administrative: the project closed with the IDA in 2020 and remains fully operational. The finance subcommittee reviewed the matter and recommended approval. The board recorded the vote as unanimous; the resolution provides board consent under the project’s closing documents but does not grant any new benefits from the IDA.
Separately, the New Rochelle Corporation for Local Development authorized a $10,000 transfer from its 2025 fund balance into the CLD marketing budget. Adam Salgado told the CLD board the allocation will fund sponsorships and partnerships intended to raise the corporation’s visibility and support events such as the NAACP, the New York Housing Conference, and the Urban Land Institute’s Visionary Award for Leadership in Land Use. The CLD board recorded the transfer as unanimously approved.
Both votes were described by staff as noncontroversial; no public opposition was recorded in the meeting minutes and both measures passed without recorded no votes or abstentions.
Summary of actions
• CH New Rochelle LLC (111 Center / 24 Maple Avenue) — Board consent to change in ownership structure; administrative; passed unanimously.
• New Rochelle Corporation for Local Development — Transfer $10,000 from 2025 fund balance to marketing budget for sponsorships/partnerships; passed unanimously.
The IDA and CLD confirmed their next scheduled meetings for Oct. 29, 2025.
