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Mount Kisco ZBA grants variances for second‑story deck and front addition at 114 Beverly Road

Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village/Town of Mount Kisco · January 22, 2025
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Summary

The Mount Kisco Zoning Board of Appeals on Jan. 22 granted variances to James and Jennifer Vallejos to build a second‑story deck above an existing rear deck and a front one‑story addition at 114 Beverly Road, approving the application by a 5–0 vote after a public commenter raised neighborhood concerns.

The Mount Kisco Zoning Board of Appeals granted variances on Jan. 22 to allow construction of a second‑story deck above an existing rear deck and a front one‑story addition at 114 Beverly Road.

Bradley Olson, representing homeowners James and Jennifer Vallejos, presented the application and described the proposed second‑story deck and front addition. During the public comment period, Christine Johnstone‑Bruce voiced concerns about neighborhood impact; Building Inspector Peter J. Miley responded to those concerns and provided information intended to address them.

Chairman George Hoyt guided the board through the statutory five‑factor test that governs area variances. After discussion of potential effects on neighboring properties, Jacqueline Broth moved to grant the requested variances; Alex Roithmayr seconded the motion. The board voted 5–0 in favor.

The approval follows the board's review of site impacts and testimony during the hearing; the transcript and meeting record show no conditions or amendments to the variances. The board did not record individual dissenting votes. The action authorizes the Vallejos project to proceed subject to any required building permits and inspections administered by the village building department.

The Zoning Board approved other routine business that night, and the meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m.