Responding to changes and competing economic variables in Briarcliff Manor, Mayor Lori Sullivan and the Board of Trustees established a Village Comprehensive Plan B (Corporate Business) Zone Advisory Committee early this January.
committee is to review and make recommendations for future development regarding the four primary properties within the “B Zone”: three of the properties are closed and vacant. The three empty properties in particular have had active interest by investors for potential use fully outside of the existing “corporate business” definitions and permitted uses.
Westchester, as a corporate headquarters center, is in a state of flux, and adaptive re-uses of large parcels has attracted investors with vastly different ideas on future uses. Briarcliff Manor is looking to incorporate that changing investor interest locally for potential 
redevelopment. Representative of enhanced interest in living in Briarcliff Manor is the fact that new housing complexes are the primary focus.
