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Maybrook board schedules Nov. 24 public hearing on downtown design district changes, declares SEQR lead agency
Summary
The Village Board set a Nov. 24 public hearing on amendments to the Traditional Downtown Design District, declared the action an 'unlisted' SEQR matter with the village as lead agency, and referred the proposal to local planning authorities; all motions passed unanimously.
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The Village of Maybrook Board of Trustees voted unanimously to schedule a public hearing on proposed changes to the Traditional Downtown Design District (TDD) for Nov. 24, 2025 and to declare the Village the lead agency for SEQR, classifying the proposal as an unlisted action.
Attorney Cassidy presented the draft changes and definitions intended to "clean up the TDD," after which Trustee Giannico moved to set the Nov. 24 public hearing; Trustee Capozzoli seconded and the motion passed 5-0. Trustee Giannico then moved a resolution declaring the Village lead agency for SEQR and that the action is unlisted; Deputy Mayor Woznick seconded and the resolution passed 5-0. The Board also approved referrals to the Village of Maybrook Planning Board (Village Code 210-67), the Orange County Department of Planning under GML 239-M, and the towns of Montgomery and Hamptonburgh under Village Law 7-706, on a 5-0 vote.
The measures begin the formal review and public input phase for zoning and code updates affecting the downtown design district; the public hearing will allow residents and stakeholders to comment before the Board advances any local enactment.
