Westchester Crossing Senior Living Pad
Port Chester
Description
AMS's updated application for the senior living pad — now 150 age-restricted units instead of assisted living — was formally accepted via an initial project resolution, kicking off the IDA benefits review.
Impact summary
The senior pad now holds 150 age-restricted units instead of the old 110 assisted living plus 90 independent living mix; affordable units shift to other buildings but the site total is preserved.
Applicant
- Name
- AMS Acquisitions
- Address
- Westchester Crossing (former United Hospital site), Port Chester, NY
At a glance
- Hearings
- 4
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 4
Last vote · Industrial Development Agency
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 14, 2026.
Meeting timeline (4)
Industrial Development Agency - Oct 14, 2026
AMS Acquisitions' application for IDA benefits on the senior living pad was formally accepted via the Initial Project Resolution, 5-0. The application was updated after the Board of Trustees passed the enabling zoning text amendments on October 5.
Industrial Development Agency - Sep 9, 2026
AMS Acquisitions tabled its own application for the senior living pad at Westchester Crossing, saying it needs more clarity on zoning text amendments pending before the Board of Trustees. The item moves to the October IDA agenda.
Industrial Development Agency - Aug 19, 2026
AMS wants to buy the senior pad and build a six-story, 55-and-older rental building over a two-story parking podium, taking over the IDA benefits originally granted for assisted living. Application expected next month; final vote only after the Village Board approves the change of use.
Industrial Development Agency - Jul 8, 2026
AMS Acquisitions is exploring buying and reworking the Senior Living pad site at Westchester Crossing; if it proceeds, the team will be invited to present at a future meeting.
Related issues (1)
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