Above: A reader's comment on Jack Kahn's letter to the ZBA. |
Gentle reader:
The new year brings us many new and exciting opportunities to present our concerns with the proposed new development heard with the town. It's important that we leave both verbal and written comments on the public record regarding all of the concerns we have; from parking to environmental; from the quality of life considerations to the detrimental impact on the character of the neighborhood and its unique steep slopes. Did I mention parking concerns?
Mr. Strachan brings up some interesting points. Additionally, it is important to note that Shrub Oak Lake Estates (SOLE) still retains ownership of the wetland parking area via permanent easement recorded in the deed conveyed to Faith Bible Church. I'm to lazy to expound on it in this post, but it's true.
The deadline for filing an article 78 petition challenging the Yorktown Zoning Board of Appeals' decision approval of the zoning variances are fast approaching. If legal action is taken, the required documents will most likely be filed this week.
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