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Mount Kisco ZBA approves signage variance for Meineke at 269 N. Bedford Road
Summary
The Mount Kisco Zoning Board of Appeals on Jan. 22 approved a building‑mounted signage variance for Meineke at 269 N. Bedford Road, noting that a previously authorized sign had not been installed; the board voted 5–0 to grant the request after questioning the applicant.
The Mount Kisco Zoning Board of Appeals on Jan. 22 granted a variance allowing building‑mounted signage for Meineke at 269 N. Bedford Road.
David Visaggi of Meineke Mount Kisco presented the application and explained the request for building‑mounted signage; meeting notes indicate a previously issued variance had not resulted in an installed sign. Board members asked why the earlier authorization had not been acted on, and Mr. Visaggi provided responses during the hearing. No verbal or written public comments were received on the application.
After closing the public hearing and reviewing the statutory five factors, board member Alex Roithmayr moved to grant the requested signage variances; Ken Goldberg seconded the motion. The board voted 5–0 in favor.
The board recorded no conditions or amendments to the approval in the meeting minutes. The approval permits the applicant to pursue required sign permits and to proceed with signage installation in compliance with village regulations.
