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Mount Kisco schedules hearing on Grove Street parking proposal as residents voice opposition
Summary
The Village Board scheduled a public hearing on Proposed Local Law 02-2026 to amend Grove Street residential parking; several residents told the board they oppose paid on-street parking, saying it would be a major burden for homes without driveways.
The Mount Kisco Village Board scheduled a public hearing on Proposed Local Law 02-2026, an amendment to Chapter 88 regarding Grove Street residential parking.
Trustee Thomas G. Luzio moved to schedule the public hearing and Deputy Mayor Karen B. Schleimer seconded. The minutes record the roll-call as Deputy Mayor Schleimer voting "Aye" and Trustees Tammy L. Brown, Heather Bryant and Thomas G. Luzio voting "Nay." The minutes nonetheless reflect that the public hearing was scheduled.
During the public comment period, multiple Grove Street residents said they oppose paying for on-street parking. Mike McGuirk said he had written a letter opposing paid parking; Matthew Morgano said his household lacks a driveway and that charging for street parking would be "a massive detriment." Both speakers asked the board to consider impacts on residents who rely on year-round on-street parking.
The board did not provide details at the meeting on the proposed fee structure, permit rules, or an effective date for the ordinance; those specifics will be presented at the scheduled public hearing.
