The application was submitted before P&Z changed the rule in R-6 zone allowing no more than 2-family homes. After P&Z denied the project in 2017, the applicant took the Town to court. The settlement involves 30 units in two buildings connected by a glass lobby. Continue Reading →
R-6 zone
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19-Unit Backward-Facing Milbank Ave Development Scrutinized by P&Z
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Planning and Zoning said the proposed extra-long, brick 19-unit, 3 story development was “wall-like” and three stories feels high due to being atop a hill. The questioned whether it was in keeping with the neighborhood and balked at the enormous underground garage with 19 individual storage spaces. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Milbank Avenue, Planning & Zoning Commission, R-6 zone
ARC Bashes Proposed “Modern, Sleek” Multi-Family Next to Town Hall, Grandfathered Before New R-6 Regs
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On Wednesday night, the Architectural Review Committee again said the “modern, sleek” building proposed for the corner of Field Point Road and Sound View Drive would be out of character with the neighborhood. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, ARC, Architectural Review Committee, Arlene Avidan, Cindy Tyminski, Field Point Road, Granoff Associates
Proposed Redevelopment of 38 St. Roch Ave Would Include Remediation, 7 Units and Total of 24 Bedrooms
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38 St. Roch Ave LLC presented an application for a final site plan and special permit to demolish all existing structures at 38 St. Roch Ave in Chickahominy and construct two new multi-family dwellings for a total of seven units. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Holly Hill Resoure Recovery Facility, Joseph Granitto, Nicholas Granitto, Planning & Zoning Commission, R-6 zone, St. Roch Avenue
Planning & Zoning Commission Approves New R-6 Regs, Too Late for Some Neighborhoods
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P&Z voted in changes to regs for R-6 Zones. Includes Pemberwick, Cos Cob, Chickahominy, Byram and parts of central Greenwich including Milbank Avenue.
No new multi-family homes will be allowed – only single family and two-family homes. Continue Reading →