News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
The summer of unhappy residents and annoyed motorists has come to an end in Chappaqua. Late last week the Route 120 culvert replacement project was completed by the state Department of Transportation (DOT) by the promised Aug. 18 deadline. By
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Village Board interviewed three planning and engineering firms last week in its quest to make the municipality a more walkable village by improving pedestrian safety and slowing traffic. A work session was held last Monday where representatives
Read MoreNew Castle officials are planning public outreach sessions next year to engage residents in what they hope results in feedback regarding potential future uses of publicly-owned land in downtown Chappaqua. The town has retained the Land Use Law Center at
Read MoreMount Pleasant Supervisor Carl Fulgenzi has urged the federal government against placing unaccompanied migrant children at Pleasantville’s JCCA Cottage School after he learned this week of job postings for positions to operate a program for that population. Fulgenzi said the
Read MoreThe North Castle Town Board approved the zoning change for the 175-unit residential project for the Airport Campus parcel on King Street in Armonk that would repurpose one of the town’s long-dormant corporate parks. By a 4-1 vote, the board
Read MoreAfter more than a decade of debate, reworked plans and a rezone, The Summit Club received site plan approval last week for its 72-unit luxury condominium golf course community in Armonk. By a 4-0 vote, the North Castle Planning Board
Read MoreAfter more than three years of debate and frayed tensions, the Mount Kisco Planning Board unanimously approved Homeland Towers’ 140-foot monopole cell tower last week on a portion of a 25-acre parcel near the Bedford border. Village consultants worked with
Read MoreA principal for the development team hoping to build a proposed carbon-neutral building in downtown Chappaqua called on a New Castle Planning Board member to resign for writing an op-ed last month criticizing the project. Jeffrey Davis, one of the representatives
Read MoreFor five years the Town of Mount Pleasant opposed the use of a Valhalla house to serve developmentally disabled adults. Last month the protracted legal challenge came to an end following a decision by the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court that
Read MoreA prominent corner commercial space in downtown Mount Kisco that has struggled to maintain a tenant at times for more than a decade could see a new use at that location. Representatives for Simone Development Companies told the village’s Planning
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