zoning up a little bit.

that my colleagues among the zoning board of appeals does is to please do a site visit at the property that is involved in some of the properties, mine in particular,

The Croton-on-Hudson Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) pushed back on a proposed village law Tuesday night, declining to endorse a plan that would add alternate members to the ZBA and Planning Board.

1929. That was before zoning. It was.

=== HEADLINE === Zoning board approves ADU variance for collapsing Riverview Trail cottage === SUMMARY === Croton's Zoning Board of Appeals granted variances for a rear dormer at 21 Elmore Avenue and a new accessory dwelling unit at 42 Riverview Trail, replacing a...

of which not many would be able to make such an appeal.

A proposal to subdivide a wooded parcel on Mount Airy Road drew a crowd of opposition at the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on February 17, with 45 residents signing a letter urging the board to reject two lot-width...

A last-minute adjournment at the January 20 Zoning Board of Appeals meeting left neighbors of 52 Mount Airy Road seeking answers about construction activity at the site, while the Board unanimously approved a minor variance for a detached cottage...

A proposal to replace a dilapidated, long-vacant cottage on Croton's Riverview Trail with a new accessory dwelling unit for a widowed resident's daughter won unanimous approval from the Zoning Board of Appeals on December 16, despite requiring...

That was the tense scene at Tuesday night's Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, where a handful of Mount Airy Road neighbors learned that the hotly anticipated 52 Mount Airy Road application had been adjourned until February 17—after they...

That blunt assessment from a Zoning Board of Appeals member summed up the tension at Tuesday night's hearing, where the team behind a proposed two-lot subdivision at 52 Mount Airy Road struggled to defend cutting roughly 30 trees...

...So what are the options? The first discussion regarding the rescheduling of regular zoning board of appeals meetings to either be first or third Tuesday of each month. Right now, we're doing the fourth. Yes.

=== ARTICLE === Ed Riley of Truesdale Drive showed up to a Zoning Board of Appeals meeting with no applications on the agenda and delivered the most pointed public comment of the night — calling a proposed alternate member system "subversive" and "an...