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Neighbor raises privacy concerns as Pearsall Rock subdivision is approved
Summary
A Cedarhurst resident told the Planning Board he fears occupants of the new Pearsall Rock units will overlook his property; Deputy Mayor Eric G. Brown told the resident the village would address the concern and "this will not be an issue."
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During public comment at the July 15 Planning Board meeting, Danny Mancini of 238 Fair Oaks Place said he was concerned that future occupants of the Pearsall Rock project could look into his property and that he had been previously promised that would not occur.
Deputy Mayor Eric G. Brown responded directly to Mancini, saying the village and project team would ensure the concern is addressed and assuring him, "this will not be an issue." The transcript does not record specific mitigation measures or amendments to the subdivision approval to address line-of-sight or screening; no follow-up conditions were entered in the minutes recorded in the transcript.
The board proceeded to close the public hearing and grant the subdivision. The minutes do not show a subsequent formal condition tied to visual privacy protections; residents seeking a specific remedy may need to request follow-up with village building or planning staff.
