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Eastchester planning board: approvals and conditions from June 25 meeting
Summary
The Planning Board approved five site‑plan and alteration applications with standard stormwater and landscaping conditions, and continued one preliminary subdivision for additional stormwater and maintenance documentation.
At its June 25 meeting the Town of Eastchester Planning Board issued approvals and conditions on a slate of residential applications and continued one preliminary subdivision to allow for technical follow‑up. The key board actions were:
– 12 Crossill Road (application 26‑22): Owner Dave Federano won approval for façade and dormer modifications that do not require variances. The board attached a standard condition requiring a stormwater/erosion control plan acceptable to the building inspector and proof that stormwater quality/quantity measures are installed prior to Certificate of Occupancy.
– 45 White Road (application 26‑3145): The board approved a second‑story addition and small front foyer expansion. The application required a minor stormwater mitigation review because building coverage increased slightly; conditions mirror the town’s new site‑plan stormwater requirements.
– 134 Hillburn Road (application 26‑18): The board approved exterior additions and renovations after the Zoning Board of Appeals granted two variances (side‑yard and impervious coverage). The board added a condition allowing the applicant, at their election, to replace the front bay window with an ARB‑recommended window type when feasible.
– 56 Anderson Avenue (application 26‑1756): The board approved a two‑story conversion and rear extension; front‑yard and side‑yard variances had been granted previously. Standard stormwater and plan‑change conditions apply.
Votes on these items were unanimous among members present. For each approval, the board required: a stormwater management and erosion control plan acceptable to the building inspector (consistent with New York State standards dated November 2016), certification that stormwater measures were installed before CO/Certificate of Compliance, and a condition that any modifications to the approved plans return to the board for amended site‑plan approval.
What this means: Applicants may proceed to building permits after satisfying the stormwater, landscaping and fee conditions read into the record. The Tahoe Avenue subdivision (21‑17) remains open pending further engineering and recorded maintenance language for shared infrastructure.
