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Comprehensive Plan, Community Planning, and Greenway

2026last touched · 5 source resolutions
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Resolutions adopting amendments to the village comprehensive plan, corridor land use studies, the Hudson Valley Greenway Compact, Greenway Connections guidelines, and related community planning MOUs.
In force, by year of last update
2026this year
North Broadway Corridor Land Use Study — Historic Resources Table
Table 10 in Section D (Historic Resources) of the North Broadway Corridor Land Use & Zoning Study is replaced with a revised table proposed by Trustee Uku. The revised table includes authorship, source citation, notation of A.I. usage and A.I. platform used, with previously included text moved to an appendix.[4]
North Broadway Corridor Land Use and Zoning Study — Adoption as Comprehensive Plan Amendment
The North Broadway Corridor Land Use and Zoning Study is adopted as an amendment to the Village Comprehensive Plan, passed March 23, 2026 by a vote of 3-2. The Village Clerk is directed to append a copy of the Study to the Village Comprehensive Plan and make all required notations acknowledging the new amendment.[4][5]
North Broadway Corridor Study — SEQRA Classification and Negative Declaration
The North Broadway Corridor Land Use and Zoning Study is classified as a Type I SEQRA action, with the Village Board as the only involved agency. The Board adopted a negative declaration on March 23, 2026, determining that the amendment will not result in any significant adverse environmental impacts and that a Draft Environmental Impact Statement will not be prepared.[5]
2016
Greenway Connections as Village Land Use Guidelines
Greenway Connections is adopted as a Village land use, development, and design guideline by local law. The Village confirms its commitment as a participating community in the Greenway Compact.[3]
Greenway Compact Participating Community Status
The Village is confirmed as a participating community in the Hudson Valley Greenway Compact. This commitment was formalized by local law adopted on June 16, 2016.[3]
2012
Hudson Valley Greenway Community Council MOU
The Mayor is authorized to sign three original copies of the Hudson Valley Greenway Community Council MOU, structured as a reimbursable grant. This authorization was passed unanimously on June 21, 2012.[2]
2002
Greenway Adoption
The Village has adopted the Greenway. This adoption was passed unanimously on May 6, 2002.[1]
Source resolutions
  1. [1]2002-05-06Resolution to adopt Greenway
  2. [2]2012-06-21Hudson Valley Greenway Community Council MOU
  3. [3]2016-06-16RESOLUTION TO ADOPT "A LOCAL LAW TO ADOPT GREENWAY CONNECTIONS AS A VILLAGE LAND USE, DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN GUIDELINE AND CONFIRM COMMITMENT AS A PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY IN THE GREENWAY COMPACT"
  4. [4]2026-03-09Revision of Historic Resources Table in Land Use Study
  5. [5]2026-03-23RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE NORTH BROADWAY CORRIDOR LAND USE AND ZONING STUDY AS AN AMENDMENT TO THE VILLAGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

Synthesized from the chronological history of these resolutions. Each clause shows the year it was last established or amended. The text is a reading aid — for legal force, consult the source resolutions and the Village Code.