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Dobbs Ferry zoning board approves variances for 311 Broadway renovation
Summary
The Dobbs Ferry Zoning Board unanimously approved three variances enabling the adaptive-reuse renovation of 311 Broadway, permitting increased lot coverage and reduced parking setbacks to convert a vacant, dilapidated building into six updated rental units with concealed parking.
The Dobbs Ferry Zoning Board unanimously approved three variances to allow a renovation and adaptive reuse project at 311 Broadway, the board announced following a public hearing on the single-item agenda.
Project architect Suzanne Levine of CGA Studio Architects, representing owner Andrew Cortesi, told the board the early 20th-century, three-story brick building is currently vacant and in poor condition. The proposal reduces the existing seven undersized units to six larger rental units, adds concealed parking and modern safety features, and preserves significant exterior features such as the mansard roof and wraparound…
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