Council Member· 2026-01-05 – December 2029
Nick Wolff
White Plains
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 6
- Total speaking time
- 6:01
- Avg per meeting
- 1:00
- Segments
- 72
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Whitmore Estates subdivision of former Windward School property
No direct city cost identified; the developer would dedicate the new road and utilities to the city if accepted.
Downtown and commercial signage approvals
Water Street Connector
Lease terms not detailed in the agenda.
Adora Row mixed-use project extension
1 Water Street site plan amendment
Brookfield Commons Phase 3 extension
About $8 million in County infrastructure funding flows to the city for the project.
275 Main Street redevelopment
New 12-unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway
No affordable units are planned since the city's affordable housing rule applies only to rentals.
12-unit apartment building at 510 North Broadway
Farrell Estates at Ridgeway 105-lot subdivision
A 99-home subdivision would add new residents, school children, and traffic to the Ridgeway/Bryant Avenue area, with HOA fees for all homeowners.
23 Quarropas / Court Street permit extension
Leffell School campus expansion
20 Haarlem Avenue project construction extension
The city's affordable housing fund gets a windfall of about $3,028,125 from the buyout of 19 affordable units.
78 Woodcrest Avenue four-lot subdivision and rock removal
White Plains Hospital parking garage financing amendment
The exemption forgoes some county/city tax revenue tied to the garage project.
Trinity Financial housing project extension
12-unit apartment building at North Broadway and Brookdale
Adds 12 housing units to the North Broadway corridor.
Sale of City Center Garage to the City
Up to $11.1 million in borrowed money that taxpayers will ultimately repay through debt service.
Affordable housing buy-out fee calculation
Using current area median income figures could raise the developer's fee by roughly $870,000, funds that support affordable housing.
Former Walmart building redevelopment at 275 Main Street
Filling the vacant big-box building with active tenants should boost downtown activity, though no tax figures were given.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Wolff was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution 10-2026 — Community Development Salary Schedule
275 Main Street redevelopment — amended site plan and special permit approvals
26-52 WBP Development LLC — 6 Cottage Place roof color change
Ordinance amending the Community Development Fund Budget by appropriating Fund Balance and allocating such increase to the Rehabilitation Revolving Fund Program. ADOPTED 7-0
Adopt ordinance authorizing Empire State Development Market NY Round 15 grant application
Voting record (1)(Development)
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