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Trustees schedule denial of rezoning request for 18 Riverside Avenue
Summary
A developer's request to rezone 18 Riverside Avenue to allow short-term rentals will be denied at the Village of Coxsackie Board's July 14 meeting after the Board discussed a letter from the developer's attorney during the July 10 workshop.
Mayor Mark Evans told the board that the Village had received a letter from Attorney Matthew Griesemer, representing Piedmont Development Group and property owner Hugh Horner, asking that 18 Riverside Avenue be rezoned or grandfathered to permit short-term rentals. "A letter was received from Attorney Matthew Griesemer... asking the Board to consider re-zoning the location so it can be used for short-term rental, or grandfather the location in order to do so," Evans said.
After discussion the trustees decided the request will be denied at the next regular Board Meeting on July 14. The workshop minutes record that the board "determined that this will be denied at the next Board Meeting on July 14th," and no further details or conditions were recorded in the workshop briefing. The Board did not take a final vote on the request at the July 10 workshop.
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