Antenna Review Board deems 55 Jackson Avenue conditionally complete, requests site-specific exposure chart
July 29, 2026 | Greenburgh, Westchester County, New York
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The Chair of the Antenna Review Board moved July 29 that the application for 55 Jackson Avenue be deemed conditionally complete, with the review clock stopped and outstanding materials due by the close of business on Aug. 19, 2026. The board cited missing site-specific RF exposure charts and a missing concluding compliance statement in the noise report as the items required for final completeness.
Why it matters: The board said it needs exposure information measured at ground level — not just vertical or generic model output — so residents’ likely exposure (for a 6-foot person) can be assessed. The Chair summarized the required deliverable as "a site specific chart of data by 5 foot increments at an angle to the ground for a person of 6 feet in height, including maximum at what distance and minimum at what distance." The monitoring plan was accepted as complete, but the noise report must explicitly state the site’s compliance with the town ordinance.
Board discussion focused on several discrete corrections the applicant made (adding Jin Lee’s credentials and correcting postal addresses) and a few items that remained outstanding: replacement of a named owner representative with the Town of Greenburgh Department of Public Works contact, reconciliation of drawing addresses, and the required site-specific exposure charts. The Chair told the applicant the Board would accept a conditional filing (only the incomplete pages and corrected cover page need to be resubmitted) and would return the full binder only if the materials were not filed by the Aug. 19 deadline.
The motion to stop the clock and make the file conditionally complete was seconded and approved by voice vote. Next steps: the applicant must provide the requested charts and a concluding statement of compliance; if the materials are not provided by Aug. 19 the application will revert to incomplete status and additional review cycles will be required.
Why it matters: The board said it needs exposure information measured at ground level — not just vertical or generic model output — so residents’ likely exposure (for a 6-foot person) can be assessed. The Chair summarized the required deliverable as "a site specific chart of data by 5 foot increments at an angle to the ground for a person of 6 feet in height, including maximum at what distance and minimum at what distance." The monitoring plan was accepted as complete, but the noise report must explicitly state the site’s compliance with the town ordinance.
Board discussion focused on several discrete corrections the applicant made (adding Jin Lee’s credentials and correcting postal addresses) and a few items that remained outstanding: replacement of a named owner representative with the Town of Greenburgh Department of Public Works contact, reconciliation of drawing addresses, and the required site-specific exposure charts. The Chair told the applicant the Board would accept a conditional filing (only the incomplete pages and corrected cover page need to be resubmitted) and would return the full binder only if the materials were not filed by the Aug. 19 deadline.
The motion to stop the clock and make the file conditionally complete was seconded and approved by voice vote. Next steps: the applicant must provide the requested charts and a concluding statement of compliance; if the materials are not provided by Aug. 19 the application will revert to incomplete status and additional review cycles will be required.
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