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Votes at a glance: New Rochelle Planning Board (September 2024)
Summary
The board approved the majority of site plans and special permits on the public agenda, including conversions, new single‑family homes, rooftop solar, Costco additions and several commercial/industrial projects. Several items were carried or continued for further review, including the Garden Street Phase 3 presentation which was continued to a future public hearing.
At the September meeting the Planning Board recorded the following actions: approvals for site plans and special permits for 20 Trio Street (conversion), 93 Beverly Road (new single family), 33 Kensington Oval (special permit for porch legalization and new deck), 33 LeCount Place (rooftop solar), 92 2nd Street (steel frame and crane support), 91 Plain Avenue (commercial building), Costco (produce cooler and mechanical room), and several other administrative amendments and subdivisions. A preliminary presentation for Garden Street Phase 3 was heard and continued to a full public hearing next month.
Several items carried over or adjourned for lack of applicant attendance. Many approvals were subject to standard conditions: DPW permits for right‑of‑way work, remedial repair of sidewalks/curb/driveways, verification of sanitary sewer connections, and specific technical conditions where relevant (separate recharge systems for stormwater, DEC sign‑off for work on capped urban renewal parcels, fall protection for rooftop solar arrays). The board generally approved motions when a mover and seconder were present and recorded aye votes; specific named vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript for most items.
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