Nicholas Lordo

The meeting agenda includes administrative matters regarding a one-year extension request for a property on Madison Street. Old business items feature site plan applications for construction projects on 66th Street, 51st Street, and Madison Street, including a court-remanded application for testimony and a request to amend a prior approval for a subdivision and multi-family home construction.

The document serves as a public notice for a regularly scheduled Planning Board meeting to be held via Zoom. It outlines the procedures for the public to participate in the public hearing, including the submission of written questions via email and instructions for real-time engagement during the session through remote technology.

The meeting involves the memorialization of site plan resolutions for Meridia West New York 5700, LLC and 6210-6214 Jefferson Street, LLC. The board will consider the completeness of a site plan application for Winston 590 Holdings, LLC regarding a new multi-family building project. Additionally, the agenda includes a preliminary investigation of an area for potential redevelopment and a site plan application for Art Realty, LLC, which proposes a lot subdivision and the construction of two-family dwellings.

The board addressed a variety of municipal matters including the approval of claims, the introduction of several ordinances related to municipal budget appropriation limits, traffic control, and student attendance policies. Resolutions were passed regarding municipal services reimbursement, tax lien redemptions, tax appeals, traffic and parking regulation enforcement, contract amendments for uniform and audit services, release of performance bonds, authorization to bid for municipal court renovations, and the renewal of shared services agreements with the local Board of Education.

The Board of Commissioners addressed several items including the payment of claims and the adoption of a consent agenda, which encompassed tax lien redemptions, a legal settlement, a tax credit transfer, and the authorization of contracts with state vendors. Additionally, a change order for traffic calming improvements was approved, as was a shared services agreement with the local Board of Education for the construction and maintenance of a parking garage. The board also authorized a certificate of completion for a residential project and conducted a public hearing for an ordinance to amend the affordable housing trust fund.