After frequent communication with City Council on construction of hockey rink and field house, school officials will return to Planning Commission for the first time in nearly a year.
Following Planning Commission approval, CEO Matt Anderson is closing in on major expansion goals at Rye senior living facility.
Owners of $15 million 1001 Forest Ave. home continue to propose and rework plans for a gangway leading over wetlands to a pier and dock on shore.
New entry into 47-acre, city-owned property on agenda for Tuesday night's commission meeting at Locust Avenue Fire House.
Following Tuesday's vote, senior living property can move forward with plans to build several new facilities, including independent living apartment buildings, an assisted living building, wellness amenity building, and cottages.
Major renovations to senior living facility could receive commission's approval after addressing potential water drainage concerns.
Major construction updates at senior living facility could be given green light as early as next commission meeting on June 23.
The Planning Commission’s Sept. 9 meeting marked the potential start of the city recording the hearings on the proposal in the future.
The biggest component of the proposal is turning the former Thruway property into a massive sports complex, something advocates say the school needs.
While the large-scale development plans would add numerous residential units to Rye, none are designated as affordable units by Westchester County standards.

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