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Board grants front‑porch variance at 310 Corrales; landscaping required

September 30, 2026 | Pelham, Westchester County, New York


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Board grants front‑porch variance at 310 Corrales; landscaping required
The Pelham Zoning Board voted 3-0 to approve a front‑yard variance for a proposed unenclosed one‑story porch at 310 Corrales. Architect Justin Maniere told the board the porch is intended to restore traditional Pelham porch character and that the current application is unchanged from a prior approval; he described the design as roughly 8 feet deep by about 25 feet wide. Maniere said the porch would not create additional living area above it and that exterior cladding would change from stucco to shingles to better integrate the facade.

Board members debated setback precedent and aesthetics, with one member suggesting low plantings to reduce the visual intrusion. The applicant said landscaping is planned; the board included compliance with prior permit conditions and the planned plantings as part of the approval. A motion to approve carried 3-0.

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