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Planning Board grants Pomona subdivision a sixth six-month extension

At the September 1 meeting, Jim Annicchiarico described a health-department application and a planned town engineering meeting about water-main details before the board extended preliminary plat approval.

Published September 1, 2026 · Meeting & records

Cortlandt’s Planning Board granted the Pomona Development Subdivision a sixth six-month extension of preliminary plat approval on September 1, 2026. Resolution 2026-19 covered the subdivision identified on the south side of Revolutionary Road, south of Eaton Lane. [p. 1] [p. 4] [p. 6]

The request came in an August 19 letter from Jim Annicchiarico. Addressing the board on September 1, Annicchiarico said an application had been made to the health department. [p. 4] [p. 5]

Annicchiarico described the planned meeting this way: “We need to meet with the town, and we have a meeting scheduled with the engineering department for, I believe, September 9th.” He said the town wanted to review water-main extension details and hoped to return to the health department after that meeting. [p. 5]

The motion to adopt Resolution 2026-19 received a second and a collective aye in the certified transcript. No opposition was recorded. [p. 6]

Key actions

  • Adopted Resolution 2026-19 granting a sixth six-month extension of preliminary plat approval.
  • The subdivision was identified south of Eaton Lane on the south side of Revolutionary Road.
  • The discussion covered a health-department application and town review of water-main extension details.

Original sources

Planning Board Meeting & Work Session — 2026-09-01 — Minutes · Archived original

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