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Ossining trustees adopt moratorium on two‑family zoning district

Board of Trustees, Village of Ossining · July 2, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Trustees adopted Local Law 8‑2026, imposing a moratorium on the T two‑family zoning district. The board closed the public hearing and directed the local law be filed to take effect upon submission to the Secretary of State.

The Village of Ossining Board of Trustees voted to adopt Local Law 8‑2026, imposing a moratorium affecting the T two‑family zoning district and amending Chapter 270 of the Village code. The board noted a public hearing on the measure had been held on June 17, 2026 and closed prior to the vote.

The moderator announced the adoption and directed that the local law be filed in accordance with Municipal Home Rule procedures so it will become effective upon filing with the Secretary of State. The board’s resolution states there were no impediments to adoption following the public hearing process.

Trustees handled the matter as part of the evening’s legislative agenda. The moderator framed the moratorium as a temporary pause on development actions in the specified district while the village completes further review. The minutes record the motion to adopt and show the board proceeded with the required formalities for local law adoption.

The adoption follows routine public‑notice and hearing steps; the board recorded that members of the public had an opportunity to participate in person and via Zoom during the June 17 hearing. The board did not receive public comment during the July 1 session when the adoption was finalized.

The law takes effect upon filing with the Secretary of State; the board did not specify a sunset or exception in the July 1 record. Any next steps for public outreach, staff analysis or related zoning changes were not detailed in the meeting minutes.