Andrew Cortese
Person
Owner/Applicant, LLC
39 mentions
· in our records since Mar 17, 2026
Background
Spoken at:
Zoning Board of Appeals (2 meetings, 2026-02 to 2026-03) ·
Planning Board (2 meetings, 2026-06 to 2026-07)
Name verified via: Village of Croton-on-Hudson, Zoning Board of Appeals draft minutes, Tuesday, March 17, 2026 (meetings.minutes_text, meeting 5)
In our coverage:
- 49 Apartments, 31 Questions: Planning Board Opens Its Review of 425 S. Riverside 2026-07-28
- Planning Board OKs Moving EV Charging Stations Outside at Hudson Condos 2026-06-23
- Zoning board sends Mount Airy subdivision to the Planning Board after 11 neighbors speak against it 2026-03-17
- ZBA leaves 52 Mount Airy hearing open as neighbors count the trees already gone 2026-02-17
Related
Kory Salomone
Robert Sherwood
Zarin & Steinmetz
Michael Mastrogiacomo
Robert Leggio
Westchester County
Mount Airy Road
South Riverside
Village of Croton-on-Hudson
Steve Krisky
subdivision
52 Mount Airy Road
Jaclyn Cohen
Appearances (12 most notable of 39)
Thank you. Thank you. Good evening. My name is Andrew Cortese. I'm the applicant Carmel Riverside LLC. I have my managing partner here, Robert Leggio. We're here to present our multi family project. A little bit about myself, I've been doing developm…
Also, we can we, you know, we have done a performer based on the rent roll that would generate the value of the building also. So maybe we can have a an appraisal look at it just to get a value of what they think it projection would be and then talk …
We were gonna ask about engineer report on the issue about at our last, yeah, at our last meeting we resolved that there were gonna be some landscaping improvements for 425 South Riverside as it related to the signage and landscaping application. So,…
Property owner Andrew Cortese and landscape architect Robert Sherwood were present in support of
the application. Robert Sherwood said that the applicant reached out to him for a landscape plan for the
two front islands in front of the property, as p…
No. This is the first attempt at it. This is the first attempt, yeah. We just handled some other stuff like signage, striping, parking lot striping, some ballards, and some other stuff on the property. Okay.
Are there other spots for him to park? Or Oh, yeah. They are. Has spots? They're on the, the north end of the property. There's, like, seven spots right on the north end of the property. Those are his spots. Is that, I mean, identified as his spots? …
I just wanna make a point, that that the beginning portion of the land is kinda narrow the way we laid it out, and the and the land where it widens up is in the rear. So it would be hard to bring it in because the the elevation in the front is kinda …
and we'll redesign the house and we'll pull it forward, and we have no problem doing that. We just felt that that was the best place to put it because it felt there was a big slope there and it would fit in there like you were saying. You know, we di…
So that's not fun. Okay. I just wanna make a point. We we didn't we didn't we don't prefer it for the back. We were just trying to comply with minimal variances, obviously. That's what we're trying to you know, we eat up a lot of land with the drivew…
Airy Road—Located in a RA25 Residence District and designated on the Tax Maps
of the Village of Croton-on-Hudson as Section 68.17 Block 1 Lot 3. Request for (2) lot width area variances from Village
Zoning Code Section 230-33A for a proposed subdivis…
Sure. Good evening. For the record, Kory Salomone from Zarin and Steinmetz here tonight on behalf of the applicant. Here with me is Andrew Cortese who You're the attorney. I'm the attorney. Okay. I have Andrew Cortese who's the the applicant. Okay. M…
And I just did a five lot subdivision, and the traffic study wasn't required for that. Right. Okay. And can I just make one point? Also, on the existing house, you know, we we did a lot of improvements to get the radius and and to so the position of …