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DocumentsRegular Meeting, 2026-09-02

PB Memo to VB Local Law Intro 10 of 2026 Farm Animals

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From the meeting: Regular Meeting — 2026-09-02 · our coverage →
Agenda item: Public Hearings — Public Hearing on Local Law Introductory No. 10 of 2026 to amend Chapter 230, Zoning, of the Village Code to update provisions related to domestic animals and farm animals.
Retrieved 2026-08-31 from the village's meeting portal.
Also attached to this agenda item: CAF - Local Law Intro 10 of 2026 Local Law Introductory No. 10 of 2026 Memo from Valerie Monastra on Fowl%2FAnimals Memo on Fowl %26 Poultry from Village Manager Bryan Healy Proposed Language on Farm Animals and Fowl - June 2026 Proposed Language on Farm Animals and Fowl - May 2026 Public Comments Received by Email - August 19 Public Comments Received by Email - August 31 Resolution 156-2026 LL Intro 10 of 2026 Referrals Resolution 180-2026 LL Intro 10 of 2026 PH Short EAF Part 1 - Local Law Intro 10 of 2026 completed
Members JOHN GHEGAN GEOFFREY HAYNES STEVEN KRISKY EVA THADDEUS Attorney JOSHUA B. SUBIN Village Engineer VINCENT SALANITRO, P.E. TO: Mayor Brian Pugh and the Village Board of Trustees FROM: Chairman Luntz, Planning Board RE: Referral from Village Board for a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) Consistency review for Local Law Introductory 10 of 2026, the Coastal Assessment Form (CAF) and Environmental Assessment Form (EAF) to amend Chapter 230, Zoning of the Village Code to update provisions related to domestic animals and farm animals DATE: August 3, 2026 At its regularly scheduled meeting on July 28, 2026, the Planning Board reviewed the referral from the Village Board regarding Local Law Introductory 10 of 2026. The Planning Board stated that the draft local law was written to clarify the existing law by outlining what is permitted, including the number of animals and the minimum lot size for certain animals. The Planning Board would like to point out that the way the draft local law is written, in certain zoning districts in the Village, the setback regulations would allow you to have an accessory dwelling unit, but not a chicken coop. In certain zoning districts, for example RA-5, it would be hard to achieve the setback that would allow for a chicken coop.

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