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Architectural Review Board hears proposal for eight townhomes at 325 Lexington Avenue
Summary
Architect Leonard Brandes presented plans to demolish two existing buildings at 325 Lexington Avenue and replace them with two new buildings containing a total of eight townhome units. The minutes record a motion to approve the application; the vote tally is not recorded.
Leonard Brandes of Brandes Architecture & Design presented plans to the Mount Kisco Architectural Review Board on March 18, 2026 to demolish two existing buildings at 325 Lexington Avenue and replace them with two new buildings totaling eight townhome units.
Brandes told the board the first building would include two larger three‑bedroom units alongside four smaller units, while the second building would contain four larger three‑bedroom units. He said the Planning Board issued a SEQRA determination of non‑significance and the applicant obtained variances from the Zoning Board of Appeals before returning to the Architectural Review Board for final design approval. The proposed site plan includes walkways, plantings and parking that were previously reviewed by the Planning Board.
During the meeting Chairman Daniel Loughney and board members discussed the submitted renderings and details. Andy Gonzalez moved to approve the application; James Vallejos seconded the motion. The meeting minutes record the motion and second but do not record a vote tally or an explicit statement of the final vote in the minutes provided.
The board did not record additional conditions or follow‑up tasks in the minutes for this item. Next procedural steps (for example, building permits or plan filing) were not specified in the minutes.
