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Planning Board grants extension for Cadillac project and approves Karafin School amendment and temporary occupancy
Summary
The board granted a six‑month extension for Cadillac Mt. Kisco, approved a site‑plan amendment and a 90‑day temporary certificate of occupancy for The Karafin School starting Aug. 23, 2024, and approved a change‑of‑use resolution for Asaro Properties at 173 Lexington Ave.
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At its Aug. 13 meeting the Mount Kisco Planning Board took several formal actions on pending applications.
Cadillac Mt. Kisco (PB2023‑0451, 271 N. Bedford Road): Mr. Rich Williams appeared and the board voted 5–0 to grant a six‑month extension of the application review period to Feb. 27, 2025.
The Karafin School (PB2024‑0457, 272 N. Bedford Road): Applicant counsel Max Mahalek reviewed a draft resolution. The board voted to grant the draft resolution and separately approved a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy for 90 days beginning Aug. 23, 2024; the motion carried 4–0.
Asaro Properties, LLC (PB2023‑0453, 173 Lexington Avenue): Applicant representative Viktor Solarik presented; the board voted 5–0 to grant the draft resolution approving the site plan and change of use.
Why it matters: these formal votes advance near‑term changes in local land use and occupancy. The Karafin School’s TCO allows limited, temporary occupancy while outstanding items are resolved. The Cadillac extension preserves the applicant’s review timeline through Feb. 2025.
What’s next: the board’s resolutions and any associated conditions will be reflected in staff‑prepared documents and recorded in future minutes.
