New City Center Redevelopment
UNVERIFIED — campaign-only
In plain words
New City Center Redevelopment is a housing project in Clarkstown, at ShopRite center, New City (tax parcels 43.15-1-21, 22, 27, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37) — NO street address in the record retrieved. Still being reviewed. Not approved yet. It would bring 103 units CLAIMED ONLY + 8,733 sq ft retail, 137,686 sq ft five-story mixed-use building, plus 4,000 sq ft retail building and 2,258 sq ft quick-service restaurant — NOT counted in headline housing totals. The full record and full history are below.
Address: ShopRite center, New City (tax parcels 43.15-1-21, 22, 27, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37) — NO street address in the record retrieved
Jurisdiction: Town of Clarkstown (not mailing address)
Town: Clarkstown
Status: UNVERIFIED — CAMPAIGN-ONLY — NOT board-verified; in review at best, NOT approved
Status date: Claimed only, from the 2026 supervisor campaign compilation. Claimed Planning Board agenda 2026-05-20 NOT retrieved.
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: 103 units CLAIMED ONLY + 8,733 sq ft retail, 137,686 sq ft five-story mixed-use building, plus 4,000 sq ft retail building and 2,258 sq ft quick-service restaurant — NOT counted in headline housing totals
Stories / height: Five stories claimed, 137,686 sq ft
Site: Not stated in sources checked
Parking: Not verified
Applicant / engineer: Not stated in sources checked
Plan set: Mixed-use redevelopment as claimed only
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.
No infrastructure item is verified in this project's record yet.
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.