1969-06-04 (2)
Presiding:
Meeting of the Planning Board of the Town of Queensbury
held at the
Queensbury Town Office Building
Wednesday, June 4, 1969
Kushner
Present:
Austin, Cushing, Kirkpatrick, Little, Norton
Sinnott
Absent:
Guests:
Keller, Phillips, Ass9t Bldg. Inspector and
McIlvaine, Reporter.
Regular Meeting 8:20
1. Minutes of the last meeting approved.
2. Robert Gardens, Joseph Glickman developer #9-69, Weeks Road.
Glickman appeared. He proposes 8 apartments each unit. 3 units
each building. 4 of these buildings and 1 two-unit building.
Total of 112 apartments. 56 two=bedroom and 56 one bedroom
apartments are proposed with swimming pool in recreation area.
Scudder is engineer on utilities. Gas hea~ will be supplied by
developer. Tenant will pay for electric power. Tabled for
discussion in executive session.
3. Drellos developer at Mobile Home Court, Luzerne Road, Turned
over to Building Inspector for proper application as variance
or special permit.
4. Variance #102 Crannell. Palmer Drive. Seasonal camp on Hudson
River. A building permit had been granted with the understanding
that the property was one of 2-Fifty foot lots of record. Sug-
sequent investigation revealed this was not the case so the
permit was revoked as being two buildings on one lot. Basement
has been constructed. Austin made a motion, seconded by Kirk-
patrick and carried to aHrove with the comment that this applies
to this lot only and not to any other property by inference.
5. Variance #103 Goodyear Tire-Route #9 sign. Will be 25' from
ri~ht-of-way and 5 from property, sign on building will be
28 from right-of-way. Cushing made a motion, seconded by
Little and carried to approve as bing in general harmony with
the area and less non-conforming than the original request.
6. Variance #104 Heatco, Inc. behind DeL0ng~s Da iry on Bay Road.
Greengard and DeLong appeared and explained this would be
light manufacturing with testing of electronic equipment with
no offensive odors being created. Little made a motion,
seconded by Norton and carried to approve.
7. Variance #105 Ray Supply, Route #90 New sign to replace 3
existing because of highway relocation. Norton made a motion,
seconded by Kirkpatrick. carried to approve with the omission
of the yellow lighting bolts on blue at the top and bottom of
the sign.
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8.- Quaker Village Variance #106 and Development #5-69, Bay and
Quaker Road. Zemanek appeared. He proposes an 80'xlOO'
building to be leased to U.S. Catheter for Research and Develop-
ment use. Tabled for an executive meting and for appearance of
representative of U. S. Catheter.
9. Variance #102. Crannell. Austin withdrew his motion as he
feels there may be conflict of interest. Little made a motion
seconded by Kirkpatrick to approve with the same comment as in
the original motion.
10. Queensbury Arms, Weaver #1-69 presented. Returned to Secretary
for further information.
11. Ridge Knolls, Howland #2-68 presented. Returned to secretary
for further information.
Adjourned at 9:15 for executive session.
Re-convened 10:05.
12. Robert Gardens #4-69. Cushing made a motion, seconded k,y
Kirkpatrick and carried to give preliminary approval with final
approval subject to receipt of further information.
130 Quaker Village Variance #106. Development #5-69. Carl Wilk,
Chief Engineer appeared for U. 5. Catheter and explained that
there would be no manufacturing. Ten or fifteen engineeDiwould
be employed and medical specialists from around the world
would use this for research. A water baffle on a small spray
booth would prevent fumes. Variance #106 - Motion made by
Austin, seconded by Little, carried to approve. Development
46-69 - Motion made bI Norton, seconded by Austin, carried to
approve with the bui ding to be located 50' from the Health
Dept. Building and a 35' lawn provided to the North of the new
building.
140 Next meeting July 2, 1969 at 8:00
Adjourned 10:30.
J. Arthur Norton
Secretary
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