Good evening. My name is Jay Sherman. I live at 94 Grand Street. I'm also one of the local attorneys that come to your court every week. So far, you've mentioned or the others have mentioned that you did as well. Study costs, statistics, but I think …

Couple of things. I just want to recognize once again the the work of our Department of Public Works who have been, continuing to come in at 04:00 every morning to address snow removal. You know, they did Brook Street on Monday. They did North Rivers…

Both applications — a 750-square-foot modular cottage at 43 Riverview Trail and a 499-square-foot garage conversion at 284 Grand Street — carried draft resolutions requiring applicants to pay a fee in lieu of parkland under Village Code §230-73. In b…

At 43 Riverview Trail, owner Roseanne MacDonald plans to demolish a dilapidated cottage and replace it with a two-section modular home delivered by crane. The property already secured ZBA variances for street proximity, height, and front-door visibil…

=== HEADLINE === Planning board waives $12,000 parkland fees for two accessory cottages === SUMMARY === Croton's Planning Board approved accessory cottage applications for Riverview Trail and Grand Street, waiving a $12,000 parkland fee both times w…

=== EXECUTIVE BRIEF === • Approved accessory cottage application at 43 Riverview Trail, waiving the $12,000 in-lieu-of-parkland fee • Approved accessory cottage application at 284 Grand Street, also waiving the $12,000 parkland fee • Approved final s…

The second waiver went to James Corbett of 284 Grand Street, who is converting an existing two-car garage into a 499-square-foot cottage for his in-laws to use during summer visits. Builder Bob Small called it essentially "a new house" once the work …

Good luck with your project. Thank you very much. Thank you. So the next item is a new business item as well. James Corbett, 284 Grand Street, also accessory cottage application. Hi. Hi. Hello. So if you could introduce yourselves and tell us your

Chairman Rob Luntz also reminded the applicants that the rebuild must comply with the NY State Stretch Energy Code and be "solar ready." On the commercial side, final signage approvals were granted 5-0 for The Grand at 130 Grand Street and Monday's …

=== HEADLINE === Builder's $28,000 fee protest dominates planning board meeting === SUMMARY === A Croton builder challenged a $12,000 parkland fee on a new Melrose Avenue home, calling it disproportionate to fees waived for larger affordable housing…

=== EXECUTIVE BRIEF === • Approved final signage for The Grand at 130 Grand Street; asked owner to remove promotional signage from front planters • Approved final signage and change of use for 125 Grand Street • Approved minor site plan for new singl…

The board approved the Melrose project conditionally, pending stormwater calculations and an official height measurement on the elevation drawings. Earlier, The Grand at 130 Grand Street won final signage approval, with one catch: board member Steve…

So I will call the Village of Croton on Hudson planning board meeting for Tuesday, 11/04/2025 to order. The first item on the agenda is an old business item. Sean Fuller, the grand, 130 Grand Street, final signage approval.

Grand Street. Second. Sean,

Alright. Move to approve the change of use application for 125 Grand Street. So I think it's final signage Final signage approval.