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Eastchester ZBA approves several variances, splits decision on Main Street application

Town of Eastchester Zoning Board of Appeals · June 10, 2025
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Summary

At its June 10 meeting the Eastchester Zoning Board of Appeals approved multiple variances on the resolution calendar, granted most requests for a Main Street application but denied two variances, and recorded recusals that reduced participating members for some votes.

The Town of Eastchester Zoning Board of Appeals approved several variances from its resolution calendar at a meeting on June 10, 2025, and split its decision on variances tied to a Main Street redevelopment application.

The board voted to grant the variances set out in resolution 21‑17 for 15 Tuck Avenue, and approved the variance for 25‑259 Park Avenue. Both motions were moved by the chair, seconded, and recorded as unanimous approvals by the five members present.

The board then considered application 23‑30 (249 Main Street and 27 New Street). After recusal(s) left fewer members participating, the ZBA approved variances numbered 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 as described in the prepared resolution (motion passed 4–0) and denied variances 1 and 6 (motion passed 3–1). The chair noted the motions matched the numbering in the posted resolution; Mr. Kalin chaired that portion after the chair recused.

Separately, application 24‑25 (34 Water Street and 13 Rogiano Way) was taken up with one member recusing; the remaining members voted to grant the requested variances (approved 3–0).

The chair said all resolutions and supporting materials had been posted on the town website and that the board’s next meeting is Sept. 9, 2025. Several recusals were noted on the record and the chair stated the reasons for recusal had already been put on record.

The board handled the motions and votes under its standard rules and recorded tallies in open session; no public comment was recorded on the resolution calendar items. The meeting adjourned after the board took up two new‑business applications (fenced and driveway variance requests) and moved those matters to be resolved at the next meeting.

The ZBA will return to these items at its Sept. 9, 2025 meeting.