Documents › Board Of Trustees, 2026-06-17

resolution 1 page

Memo dated February 26, 2026 from the Planning Board to Mayor Brian Pugh and the Village Board recommending adoption of Local Law Introductory 5 of 2026, which would amend Chapter 230, Zoning, to allow occupational preferences in affordable housing. The board raised implementation questions, including whether residents must remain in the preferred occupation, whether part-time workers qualify, and whether home health aides must work for an agency; it favored flexibility to include part-time employees and asked that the veterans category be expanded to include Reservists.

Also attached to this agenda item: 2022 ACS 5-Year Estimates - New York State -... 9-County and Northwest Westchester CAF - Local Law Intro 5 of 2026 CRO-26-002 Affordable Housing Occupational... Local Law Intro 5 of 2025 Occupational Preferences Memo to VB re Local Law 5 of 2026 Occupational Preferences Resolution 147-2026 Local Law Intro 5 of 2026 LWRP ... Resolution 33-2026 LL Intro 5 of 2026 Referrals Resolution 48-2026 LL Intro 5 of 2026 PH Short EAF Part 1 - Local Law Intro 5 of 2026 Westchester County Memo

Members JOSHUA B. SUBIN VINCENT SALANITRO, P.E. TO: Mayor Brian Pugh and the Village Board of Trustees RE: Recommendation to Village Board regarding Local Law Introductory 5 of 2026, the EAF and CAF to amend Chapter 230, Zoning, of the Code of the Village of Croton- on-Hudson to amend provisions relating to Affordable Housing to allow for certain occupational preferences. DATE: February 26, 2026 At its regularly scheduled meeting on February 26, 2026, the Planning Board reviewed the referral from the Village Board regarding Local Law Introductory 5 of 2026. With input from Village Attorney Joshua Subin, the Planning Board discussed the history surrounding the discussion of occupational preferences related to affordable housing. The Planning Board had questions regarding the implementation of this local law including, whether or not there would be an expectation for a person to continue in the preferred occupation while living in the affordable housing, if the law would allow for both part-time and full-time workers, and whether a home health aide would need to work for an agency, or if they could be independly employed. The Planning Board would be in favor of flexibility to include part-time employees. The Planning Board would like for the category of United States Veteran’s to be expanded to include Reservists. As there is no other action required, the Planning Board recommends adoption of the local law with the above recommendations taken into consideration.