HISTORICAL: Project Vitality Pfizer Campus Site Plan
Historical
In plain words
HISTORICAL: Project Vitality Pfizer Campus Site Plan is a housing project in Orangetown, at 401 North Middletown Road. HISTORICAL project — this is a past-year record, not a currently active project. Last known status is below. It would bring Scale unstated in the summary record. The full record and full history are below.
Address: 401 North Middletown Road
Jurisdiction: Town of Orangetown (not mailing address)
Town: Orangetown
Status: HISTORICAL - Preliminary Subject to Conditions + Negative Declaration, Planning Board, June 28, 2023 - last known
Status date: Preliminary Subject to Conditions + Negative Declaration, PB #23-33, June 28, 2023
Full record
Units: Scale unstated in the summary record
Stories / height: Not verified
Site:
Parking: Not verified
Applicant / engineer: Not stated in sources checked
Plan set:
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.
History — how this project changed over time
Updated at: 2023-06-28. Click any date to expand what happened then, and what status the project was left in at that point. Oldest first, so you can read the story down the page.
HISTORICAL - Preliminary Subject to Conditions + Negative Declaration, Planning Board, June 28, 2023 - last known
Orangetown PB (Jun 28, 2023 minutes summary pp.1-2): Project Vitality Pfizer Campus, 401 North Middletown Road, PB #23-33 — Preliminary Subject to Conditions + Negative Declaration. Same campus address as PB #23-25 (Hamilton BIOS-Pfizer) but a different PB number and application — separate entry, NOT merged.
Status at this point: HISTORICAL - Preliminary Subject to Conditions + Negative Declaration, Planning Board, June 28, 2023 - last known
Words used on this page
- Negative Declaration: A Negative Declaration means the board found the project would have no significant impact on the environment.