It was a familiar scene at Peekskill’s Planning Commission meeting Tuesday when dozens of residents showed up to speak at the public hearing about a proposed 31-unit “cluster” development in their neighborhood. Commissioners assured residents of Frost Lane and Pataki Farms that no decision had been made regarding Peekskill Views, a development of townhomes clustered around 5.5 acres of a 13.7 acre parcel that was once farmland.
The Peekskill Views development, which began the process of gaining approvals in spring of 2021, features 11 separate buildings – two semi-detached with two units each, and nine attached with three units each – resulting in 79 bedrooms. The property is bounded by Frost Lane, Pataki Farm Drive, Vail Avenue, and the city’s Lindbergh Place water treatment plant.
The August meeting was the second time representatives from Peekskill Views, a company owned by an LLC with the same name in Spring Valley, presented to the Planning Commission. During a March 14th meeting, residents raised concerns about traffic, construction, water, impact on schools and conservation of the land. Aerial view of the project on Frost Lane, off the Bear Mountain Parkway. READ THE LENGTHY AND DETAILED ARTICLE AT Residents to Planning Commissioners: Retain the rural character of our neighborhood – Peekskill Herald
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