Development News for White Plains, New York

City Approves Agreements for Youth Programs, Including Fatherhood Initiative

Agreements were authorized for youth programs with the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, New York Presbyterian Hospital, and Bell Curves LLC. Among these is the Jumpstart for Dads program, highlighting the importance of fathers in strengthening families and supporting youth development.

Zoning Ordinance Amendment Petition for 275 Main Street Transmitted

A petition requesting an amendment to the zoning ordinance for 275 Main Street was transmitted. This site is the former Walmart location, and a developer presentation is expected at a future work session.

City to Fund Youth-Led Climate Programs with $50,000 Grant

Grant award funding from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors was authorized for youth-led climate programs. The city will receive $50,000 to support initiatives developed by youth focused on preserving the planet, protecting the environment, and addressing climate change.

City Authorizes Funding for Affordable Senior Housing Development at 63 Lake Street

The council authorized a grant of funding from the city's affordable housing assistance fund for an affordable senior housing development. This project, located at 63 Lake Street, White Plains, New York, aims to provide housing for seniors at 60% of AMI or less. Council members highlighted the critical need for such housing and praised the partnership between Mount Hope, Reverend Smith, and the city and county.