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Millerton board sets Dec. 15 public hearing on zoning change to eliminate off‑street parking requirement in general business district
Summary
Trustees classified and referred a proposed local law to amend Chapter 170 (zoning)—removing off‑street parking requirements for existing structures in the General Business district—and set a SEQRA review and public hearing for Dec. 15, 2025.
The Village of Millerton Board of Trustees voted on Nov. 10 to classify a proposed local law amending Chapter 170 of the village code to eliminate off‑street parking facilities for use within existing structures in the General Business district, and referred the proposal to the county planning board. Deputy Mayor Matt Hartzog moved to approve Resolution 2025-47; Trustee Katie Cariello seconded, and the vote was 4–0. The board also authorized the Mayor to sign the SEQRA EAF and set a public hearing for Monday, Dec. 15, 2025 at 6:00 PM, to be advertised in the Poughkeepsie Journal.
Mayor Jenn Najdek told the board it would fill vacancies on the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board while the trustees discussed structural changes to boards that implement zoning functions. The minutes record the classification, SEQRA action authorization, and the hearing date; the transcript does not include the proposed local law’s full text or an economic or parking study supporting the change.
