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Greenburgh ZBA: adjournments, SEQRA type II determinations and next steps from the night’s docket

Zoning Board of Appeals, Town of Greenburgh · December 19, 2024
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Summary

At its meeting the ZBA adjourned multiple contested cases for further review, granted a Type II SEQRA determination on Medford Lane and scheduled several items for the Jan. 16, 2025 meeting; the board asked applicants to consult town engineering where stormwater is in dispute.

In addition to the Primrose and 9 Eastern Road matters, the Greenburgh Zoning Board of Appeals took the following actions during its meeting:

- Case 2432279 (279 Jackson Avenue): William Schneider of PSNS Engineering requested and received agreement to adjourn the application to the board’s next regular meeting; the board will vote on the adjournment date and record the motion at the next session.

- Case 2430 (Theresa Lane): The board heard extensive testimony about a front‑yard patio that was installed without a permit and widespread neighbor concerns about fill, trees, retaining‑wall stability and runoff. The board advised the applicant to meet with the town engineer and renotice the application with any requested code interpretation; the matter was adjourned for all purposes to Jan. 16, 2025.

- Case 24363 (3 Medford Lane): The board issued a SEQRA Type II determination that no further environmental review under SEQRA is required and granted the requested area variances subject to standard conditions; the board noted supportive neighbor letters and unique lot constraints behind this corner property.

Across items the board repeatedly urged applicants to work with the town engineer on stormwater and drainage details and emphasized that approvals would be conditioned on submission of final, stamped plans and permits.