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Mount Kisco ARB approves three sign applications; one approval contingent on ZBA/Building Dept. verification
Summary
The Architectural Review Board approved three sign applications March 18, 2026, including a contingent approval for an over‑door sign at 342 Lexington Avenue after the applicant had installed two signs in July 2025. The board also approved an LED pricing face for the BP monument sign and exterior signage for NY Pizza Girls.
The Mount Kisco Architectural Review Board on March 18, 2026 reviewed and approved three separate sign applications for businesses on East and Lexington avenues, including one approval made contingent on verification with the Building Department or a Zoning Board of Appeals variance.
Chris Waugh of NY Landscape Lighting said he had installed two signs for his business at 342 Lexington Avenue in July 2025 before realizing ARB approval was required; he presented renderings for two flat, unlit metal signs. The primary wall sign is described in the minutes as 3 feet high by 6 feet long with yellow, green and white lettering; a smaller over‑door sign is 16 inches by 32 inches with white lettering. The board expressed concern that there were two signs for a single entrance. The board approved the over‑door sign contingent upon verification by the Building Department or receipt of a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals; James Vallejos moved to approve with that contingency and Andy Gonzalez seconded; the minutes record "All ayes."
High Point Engineering, represented by Larry O’Brien Sr., requested approval to replace the face of the freestanding monument identification sign at the BP station at 540 East Main Street with a new LED pricing face while keeping the existing colors. The three canopy sign faces were replaced like‑for‑like and did not require ARB approval. The board voted to approve the monument sign face replacement (motion by Andy Gonzalez, second by James Vallejos; minutes record "All ayes").
Owners Laura Arias, Alejandra Rivera and Natalia Cardona presented sign options for a new pizzeria at 38 East Main Street, proposing an illuminated two‑line front sign and a possible decal; for the rear they will place a sign on their building because the adjacent structure is owned by a different landlord. The board approved option 1 for the front and option 2 for the rear (motion by Andy Gonzalez, second by James Vallejos; minutes record "All ayes").
The minutes include no further conditions or follow‑up tasks beyond the contingency for the 342 Lexington over‑door sign. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
