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Village attorney says fourth lawsuit filed challenging 76 North Broadway approvals

Village of Irvington Board of Trustees · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The village attorney reported that Strawberry Hill Holdings and Peter McCick filed a petition challenging the village’s enactment of a local law and certain site‑plan/traffic determinations connected to the 76 North Broadway project; two earlier suits by a different petitioner have been dismissed and one remains pending.

The village attorney informed trustees that a fourth lawsuit had been filed concerning the 76 North Broadway development, naming Strawberry Hill Holdings and Peter McCick as petitioners. The suit, filed roughly 10 days before the meeting, names the village, the board of trustees and the zoning board of appeals and challenges the enactment of a local law that clarifies traffic regulations, along with appeals related to site‑plan and site‑capacity determinations.

The attorney summarized the posture of prior litigation: three earlier suits were filed by Jeremy Clausner, two of which have been dismissed and one of which remains pending. The most recent petition adds new petitioners and includes multiple defendants; the attorney noted the filings are pending and did not provide a case number or court scheduling during the meeting.

The report was informational; trustees did not take immediate action during the session. The attorney did not provide hearing dates or court filings on the record; board members and staff indicated the matter is pending.