The Council meeting involved several presentations and discussions. Key topics included an extension of site plan approval for projects on Haarlem and Holland Avenues, a Master Retail Signage Plan application for North Lexington Avenue, and a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code regarding smoking and vaping in city-owned outdoor areas. The Council also reviewed capital projects concerning the Fire Station 2 Feasibility Study and Waller Avenue Lot Improvements. Additionally, the sale of real property at 90 Lake Street was discussed, and an executive session was held to address litigation.
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The Common Council addressed various appointments, including the Commissioner of Building and a marriage officer. Key legislative actions included authorizing the commencement of litigation, settlements of tax review proceedings, and the closure of public streets for city events. The council approved funding for an affordable senior housing development, accepted several grants related to intimate partner violence reduction, youth programs, and community initiatives, and authorized agreements for services ranging from appraisal work to event sponsorships and equipment. Additionally, the council approved the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan, referred a zoning ordinance amendment to the Planning Board, and received reports on capital improvements and board appointments.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council Special Meeting
The council reviewed and adopted various municipal budgets, including the General Fund, Library Fund, Self Insurance Fund, Water Fund, Sewer Rent Fund, and Debt Service Fund for the upcoming fiscal year. Key legislative actions included amendments to the municipal code and table of organization, authorization of funding for the White Plains Cable Access Commission, and the confirmation of special assessments for the Downtown Business Improvement District. Additionally, the council addressed revisions to water rates and received a presentation regarding the Department of Public Safety's May Luv Initiative.
May 4, 2026·Board meeting
Common Council of the City of White Plains Regular Stated Meeting
The council conducted a regular stated meeting addressing various municipal projects and administrative actions. Key topics included the establishment of Capital Projects for the Waller Avenue Pocket Park, Water Street Connector, and miscellaneous street reconstructions, along with associated bond ordinances for project financing. The council held a public hearing for the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget. Furthermore, they approved license and security service agreements, accepted grants from the Department of Homeland Security and Westchester County for senior services, and made various appointments to the Budget Management Committee and the Recreation Advisory Committee.
