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Planning board adopts wetland permit for Sea Haven and approves several procedural typifications; three items advanced for further review
Summary
The board adopted a wetland‑permit resolution for 1066 Sea Haven, typed multiple projects as Type II or unlisted as appropriate, and advanced lead‑agency circulation/referrals for projects at 254 Center and 816 Mamaroneck Ave; 667 West Boston Post Road change of use to a medical office was approved as Type II and the resolution adopted.
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Village of Mamaroneck Planning Board recorded several formal outcomes across five agenda items.
- 1066 Sea Haven (wetland permit): After a brief hearing and a small amendment requiring a signed building‑permit application and a 12‑month expiration if no building permit is obtained, the board adopted the wetland‑permit resolution as amended. The vote was recorded in the meeting minutes as unanimous in favor.
- 254 Center Avenue (subdivision): The board declared the proposed subdivision an unlisted SEQRA action and voted to circulate intent to be lead agency and notify involved agencies; the applicant must submit updated SWIP, a preliminary plat and any required environmental follow‑ups (SHPO consultation/Phase 1 ESA) prior to further review.
- 816 Mamaroneck Avenue (EV charging): The board declared intent to be lead agency for an unlisted SEQRA action and circulated that intent, and directed a referral to Westchester County because the site fronts a county road. The board requested supplemental materials on stormwater, fire/emergency access, lighting, traffic/queuing and tree protection for the December meeting.
- 150 Madison (site plan redesign): The board reviewed a redesigned two‑family proposal and typed it as a Type II action; applicants must submit revisions addressing open consultant comments before returning.
- 667 West Boston Post Road (change of use to medical office): The board found the interior change of use to a medical office met the Type II SEQRA criteria and adopted the drafted resolution approving the application.
Votes were taken on motions to open/close hearings, to adopt resolutions and to make SEQRA typifications; the meeting minutes show recorded yes votes on the listed items and no contested outcomes. The board adjourned after the final votes.
