Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Audrey M. Lyon’s organization
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township of Irvington Zoning Board of Adjustment Agenda
The board meeting focused on the adoption of a resolution for an application by PK Towers Group LLC regarding property at 1374 Springfield Avenue. Under pending business, the board reviewed an application by 58 Myrtle LLC for minor subdivision approval and variances for a two-family dwelling at 58 Myrtle Avenue. New business included a review of an application by David Guaman-Caguana for site plan approval and variances to convert a mixed-use building at 1207 Springfield Avenue.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment Of The Township Of Irvington Agenda
The board meeting agenda focused on the adoption of resolutions and pending business. Specific resolutions included the denial of a use variance application for a property on Stuyvesant Avenue and the approval of a calendar item for a property on Springfield Avenue. The board also reviewed an application for preliminary and final site plan approval, along with various bulk variances, for a two-story addition to an existing structure on Springfield Avenue, which included testimony from witnesses and public comment.
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Township of Irvington Agenda
The board reviewed two new business applications. The first involved a use variance request for a packaged liquor store at 514-526 Stuyvesant Avenue. The second involved a minor subdivision approval and variances for lot area, width, and fence height to construct a two-family dwelling at 58 Myrtle Avenue. Both items included provisions for the preparation of resolutions to be adopted at a future meeting.
Aug 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Township of Irvington Municipal Council Regular Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed several ordinances on first reading, including amendments to regulations for parks and recreation, residential permit parking on specific streets, updates to fees and escrow deposits, modifications to vacant property definitions and registration, and a new restriction on the proximity of alcoholic beverage licensed premises to schools and child-sensitive areas. The council also authorized the payment of bills and claims and approved payroll. Additionally, resolutions were passed to accept grants for the Childhood Lead Program and the Local Public Health Infrastructure Grant, award a lease contract for office space, and grant Treatment Works Approvals for multiple residential construction projects.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
