Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Scarsdale.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Sep 12, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Planned installation of submersible electric mixers to the Ardsley Road & Garden Road water storage tank.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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131302
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
232.7
Population
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18,194
Procurement Hell Score
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43 / 100
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Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Scarsdale
The Planning Board addressed several land use and development applications. Key discussions included a proposal for a Caffe Nero location requiring a special use permit, a lot merger and new home construction at 69 Penn Blvd, a two-lot subdivision at 74 Carthage Road, and additions to homes at 22 Brookby Road and 7 Mayflower Road. Several other applications for site plan approvals and wetlands permits were either adjourned or referred to other boards, such as the Board of Architectural Review and the Zoning Board of Appeals, for further reporting and approval. The board also handled administrative actions regarding SEQRA exemptions and tree removal/stormwater management requirements.
The Planning Board held a meeting to review several site plan applications, including requests for amended site plans, demolition, and construction of new homes and accessory structures. The Board discussed and approved resolutions for various properties such as 189 Heathcote Road, 17 Highland Way, 210 Fox Meadow Road, and 30 Farragut Road, with specific conditions regarding environmental compliance, architectural review, and construction management. Additionally, the Board referred applications for 64 Lincoln Road and 16 Cooper Road to the Board of Architectural Review and the Zoning Board of Appeals for further reporting and decision-making on specific site improvements.
Public-sector contacts connected to Village of Scarsdale.
The board reviewed several applications for site plan approvals and new home construction. Key actions included granting approvals for projects at 41 Carthage Road, 54 Drake Road, and 13 Hillview Drive, subject to specific conditions regarding structure height, tree protection, and revised plans. Additionally, the board referred applications for 30 Farragut Road and 69 Penn Boulevard to the Board of Architectural Review for further reporting, with the 69 Penn Boulevard application also referred to the Zoning Board of Appeals concerning a proposed swimming pool.
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