HomeMy WebLinkAbout20260708 269 Broadway Site Plan Review Referral Review 10.05.2026
September 30, 2026
Mark Graham, OPED Administrative Assistant
City of Saratoga Springs City Hall
474 Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Sent via email to: mark.graham@saratoga-springs.org
Re: SCPB Referral Review #26-174 - Site Plan Review - 269 Broadway
A proposed 6-story, mixed use building located on Hamilton St. and Broadway to include 34 residential
units and 3,755 s.f. of first floor commercial space on a 0.52-acre parcel in the city's Urban Core (T-6)
zoning district. Vehicular access to one floor of a lower level parking garage will be provided from
Hamilton St. which includes 52 interior parking spaces. Rooftop amenities will also be provided.
Location (Jurisdictional Determinant): Broadway/US Rt 9/NYS Rt 50 & Hamilton St.
Tax Map #: 165.75-1-7
Zoning: UC Urban Core (T-6)
Received from the City of Saratoga Springs Planning Board on August 27, 2026.
Reviewed by the Saratoga County Planning Board on September 17, 2026.
Decision: No Significant County-wide or Intercommunity Impact
Please be aware as per the 2026 NYS Budget adoption, NYS DEC requires that Revised SEQR forms must
be completed for all projects that have not received a Negative Declaration or the lead agency has
issued a positive declaration and a draft environmental impact statement has not been accepted prior
to the effective date of this regulation (June 12, 2026). Revised SEQR forms can be found
here: https://dec.ny.gov/regulatory/permits-licenses/seqr
Please contact the Saratoga County Planning Board if you have any questions regarding this matter.
Sincerely,
_____________________________________
Kimberly Lambert, Senior Planner
Authorized Agent for Saratoga County
DISCLAIMER: Recommendations made by the Saratoga County Planning Board on referrals and subdivisions are based upon the receipt and review of a “full statement of such proposed
action” provided directly to SCPB by the municipal referring agency as stated under General Municipal Law section 239. A determination of action is rendered by the SCPB based upon the
completeness and accuracy of information presented by its staff. The SCPB cannot be accountable for a decision rendered through incomplete or inaccurate information received as part of
the complete statement.