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Votes and actions at a glance — New Rochelle ZBA June session
Summary
The Zoning Board approved variances for 120 Buford Place, 21 Circuit Road (parking expansion), 132 Sickles Avenue (conversion), 103 Gale Drive (deck), 236 Clinton Avenue (porch enclosure), and several administrative 12‑month extensions; 40 Beach Road was adjourned for neighbor talks.
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At its June session the New Rochelle Zoning Board of Appeals recorded these formal outcomes:
- 120 Buford Place (case 52026): Area variances granted to legalize reconstructed pool terrace, a 6‑ft pool fence, a 6.6‑ft masonry wall and slightly excessive impervious surface (motion passed).
- 21 Circuit Road (case 13202621): Variance approved to add seven parking spaces (one compact, one handicap); board noted planning‑board site‑plan review will handle drainage and emergency‑access details.
- 132 Sickles Avenue (case 182026): Conversion to two‑family and parking variances recommended/approved with a layout modification (one parking space to be turned 90 degrees); roll call recorded one 'no' vote.
- 103 Gale Drive (case 212026103): Deck replacement variance approved.
- 236 Clinton Avenue (case 222026236): Partial enclosure variance approved (~130 sq ft, ~5% FAR increase).
- Administrative: 12‑month extensions for 7 Schuyler Street and 89 Devonshire Road approved.
- 40 Beach Road (case 20202640): Adjourned to allow applicant and neighbors to discuss revisions; board requested cross‑section and elevation comparisons.
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