Lieutenant at Town of Bedford.
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The Commission reviewed and approved an application for new signage for Geminola at 633 - 647 Old Post Rd. The proposal to replace existing signage with black and white lettering was deemed appropriate in scale and aesthetics. The approval was granted with the condition that the applicant removes planters outside of the column in front of the store by September 1.
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The Planning Board adopted a SEQRA Negative Declaration regarding the proposed construction of a large wireless telecommunication facility at 1 Maple Avenue by Homeland Towers, LLC. The resolution concluded that the project, involving the installation of a monopine facility and associated infrastructure, would not result in significant adverse environmental impacts after evaluating factors such as land disturbance, surface water protection, visual aesthetics, and community character. The Board determined that the site is the least intrusive location to address existing wireless service gaps.
The Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed several variance applications. The Board denied applications for garage construction at 28 North Salem Road, a single-family residence construction on a lot with significant wetlands at 169 Middle Patent Road, and a swimming pool and patio area at 81 Girdle Ridge Drive. Approvals were granted for a detached garage variance at 6 Wood Road, a second-floor addition variance at 39 Millertown Road, and a parking space reduction variance for a restaurant at 286 Katonah Avenue.
The Board reviewed multiple applications, including a request for a Special Permit for the Harvey School and Westchester Circus Arts summer camp programs, which was approved with conditions regarding tent location, noise control, and site management. A variance application for property coverage mitigation by Fred and Iris Donner was adjourned to seek legal counsel regarding a sunset provision. Additionally, the Board heard a request for a variance concerning stone pillar and gate height at 210 Girdle Ridge Road, which was adjourned at the applicant's request. A variance application for a multi-family residence at 80 Greenville Road was withdrawn by the applicant after community concerns were raised regarding septic and zoning issues. Variances were granted for front and side porch additions at 74 Davids Hill Road and for a swimming pool, spa, and pool house project at 50 Girdle Ridge Drive. Finally, the Board approved a Special Permit for the expansion of an automotive service station at 418 Adams Street, subject to specific operational and site safety conditions.
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