Central UTA school expansion
In review — NOT approved
In plain words
Central UTA school expansion is a school project in Airmont, at 236 Cherry Lane, Airmont. Still being reviewed. Not approved yet. It would bring School, not housing - new 3-story classroom building, ~33,500 sq ft footprint, adding roughly 1,000 students; site ~21.43 acres; 310 parking spaces (228 constructed + 83 land-banked) vs 619 required. The full record and full history are below.
Address: 236 Cherry Lane, Airmont
Jurisdiction: Village of Airmont (not mailing address)
Town: Airmont
Status: ZBA variances approved 5-0; final site plan NOT verified
Status date: ZBA variances approved 5-0; Planning Board reaffirmed prior SEQRA Negative Declaration early 2025; ARC 2025-05-20 pressed for photo-based visibility visuals
Plans, designs and renderings
No usable public plan, rendering, or site-plan image is on file for this project yet. A plan set that is SharePoint-only still needs a live-browser pass, and a project with no public plan at all is not given a borrowed image.
Full record
Units: School, not housing - new 3-story classroom building, ~33,500 sq ft footprint, adding roughly 1,000 students; site ~21.43 acres; 310 parking spaces (228 constructed + 83 land-banked) vs 619 required
Stories / height: Not verified
Site: ~21.43 acres, ~500 ft south of East Blossom Road; front setback ~75.8 ft
Parking: 310 spaces (228 constructed + 83 land-banked) vs 619 required
Applicant / engineer: Not stated in sources checked
Plan set: See Airmont ZBA page and Citizen Portal summaries
Infrastructure, paths and parks
Verified items only, from this project's plan set, conditions, or board record. A category with nothing listed here means nothing verified yet, not that the project has none.
- Sidewalks: Central UTA: county-required sidewalk, discussed at ARC 2025-05-20
Updated
Updated at: 2026-10-30
Words used on this page
- SEQRA: SEQRA is the state environmental review law. A project goes through this review before a board can approve it.
- Negative Declaration: A Negative Declaration means the board found the project would have no significant impact on the environment.
- ZBA: ZBA is the zoning appeals board. It decides requests to vary from the zoning rules.