Mamaroneck Board of Trustees to Hold Legislative Meeting January 12 With Public Hearings on Zoning, Stormwater and Fees

MAMARONECK, NY (January 9, 2026) — The Village of Mamaroneck Board of Trustees will meet on Monday, January 12, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Courtroom at 169 Mt. Pleasant Avenue.

The agenda includes presentations, public hearings, votes on legislative items and other business.

The meeting opens with Presentations/Department Reports, featuring certificates of appreciation to outgoing board, committee and commission members; department head reports; and a presentation on the food concession at Harbor Island Park.

Public comment on items on the agenda follows, with comments limited to 5 minutes.

Public hearings, also with comments limited to 5 minutes, include:

• Public comments on the Stormwater Management Plan (MS4).
• Open public hearing on PLL U of 2025, amending Chapter 342 (Zoning) and revoking and rescinding Chapter 294 (Stormwater).
• Open public hearing on PLL A of 2026, amending Chapter 23 (Fees and Costs) regarding payment of professional services.
• Continued public hearing on PLL X of 2025 concerning electric vehicle charging stations.

The consent agenda has no items.

Legislative items for vote include:

• Renewal of motel licenses for Vincent and Sons and Mamaroneck Motel.
• Approval for PO Mendoza to attend D.A.R.E. Instructor School.
• Appointment to the Arts Council.
• Appointment to the Committee for the Environment.
• Mid-year budget review and resolution authorizing end-of-year budget transfers.
• Resolution authorizing execution of cell tower easement agreement with Symphony Towers.
• Resolution authorizing execution of agreement for testing in Washingtonville.
• Resolution designating the Mariner as concession vendor at Harbor Island Park.

The agenda also includes a vote on audited vouchers, liaison reports, public comments on items not on the agenda (limited to 5 minutes) and adjournment.

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