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North Salem, NY

North Salem, NY · week of October 31, 2026

Council approves First Purdys LLC, 509 Route 22 — waiver of site plan approval for building items

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What changed in North Salem, NY

Development activity

  • Peirce

    3 Cottage Ln.

    Stormwater details and minor plan corrections remain, with a direct meeting between the applicant's engineer and the town engineer set up; the ZBA referral is expected next meeting.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • First Purdys LLC, 509 Route 22

    509 Rt. 22

    Building improvements were approved with the 'China White' color and 3000K lighting cap, but the owner must return with an amended site plan (parking, equipment areas, signage) before getting a certificate of occupancy.

    still conditions-required

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  • Verizon Wireless, 39 Delancey Road

    39 Delancey Rd.

    The board reviewed the proposal and consultant memos, found the fixes simple, and expects to set the application up for approval at the next meeting.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Grant Road LLC

    658 Grant Rd.

    The public hearing was carried over to the December 2 meeting, so no testimony or decision happened tonight.

    tabled · still tabled

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Also discussed

  • Tree ordinance and not-for-profit special permit amendments

    The Planning Board has forwarded a proposed conditional-use provision for not-for-profits involving the Open Land Foundation, plus amended tree rules, to the Town Board — which is busy with budget season but may act soon.

    What it means: Not-for-profit organizations like the Open Land Foundation could gain a clearer approval path.

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  • Verizon Equipment Upgrade at 73 Crosby Road

    Verizon wants to install remote radio units in an equipment shelter on Delancey Road. The fixes are minor and the board expects to be able to approve it at the next meeting.

    What it means: Verizon customers in the area get improved wireless service.

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  • Grant Road LLC application at 658 Grant Road

    The public hearing for Grant Road LLC's project at 658 Grant Road was pushed to December 2, so residents wanting to weigh in have another month.

    What it means: Residents who want to comment on the Grant Road project get more time before the hearing closes.

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  • First Purdys building renovation at 509 Route 22

    The former Purdys building is being fixed up for office tenants, and the board approved the building work with a 'China White' color scheme. The catch: no certificate of occupancy until the owner delivers an updated site plan showing parking, equipment areas and signage.

    What it means: The property owner and prospective office tenants get a streamlined path to finishing the building.

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  • Peirce residence at 3 Cottage Lane — stormwater and ZBA referral

    A homeowner's project at 3 Cottage Lane is close to moving to the Zoning Board of Appeals for variances, but stormwater details need to be squared away first with the town engineer.

    What it means: The Peirce household moves closer to securing its variances.

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