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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Dobbs Ferry
The Board conducted public hearings regarding site plan reviews and subdivisions. Key actions included approving a site plan for additional parking at 269 Broadway with specific conditions and continuing a hearing for a subdivision project by the Mohican Park Development Association. The Board also reviewed a preliminary site plan request for the former Carvel building, discussed subdivision filing extensions for 30 Livingston Avenue, and held informal discussions regarding potential property subdivisions on Mohican Park Avenue and Ogden Avenue.
The Planning Board addressed several site plan review and subdivision matters. This included a presubmission conference for 285 Clinton Avenue regarding site plan alterations, a change of use proposal for 27 Cedar Street, and the granting of final subdivision approval for properties on Beechdale Road. The Board also conducted a presubmission conference for a proposed 17-lot subdivision at Stanley Avenue Properties, discussing topics such as steep slope analysis, retaining wall height, and potential traffic impacts. Additionally, the Board discussed the circulation of an RFP for a traffic data analysis project.
The board discussed an application for a use variance at 71 Livingston Avenue, which involved converting a three-family home into a seven-unit residence. Several letters opposing the application were read into the record. The board also addressed the SEQRA environmental assessment process for the property and subsequently adjourned the public hearing for the variance. Additionally, the board provided an update on the Metro One case, confirming its intent to pursue an appeal against a court ruling that had overruled the board's prior decision.
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