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QUEENSBURY TOWN OFFICE BUILDING . =
BAY AND HAVILAND ROADS. R. D. 1
GLENS FALLS. NEW YORK, 12801
BUILDING & ZONING DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE: (518) 792-5832
POLICE DEPT. 793-2555
HIGHWAY DEPT. 793-7771
March 16, 1982
Mrs. Joan Kubricky
John Kubricky & Sons, Inc.
Bay Street
Glens Falls, New York
Dear Joan:
As per your request I have briefly reviewed your property located on
the west side of Everts Avenue and east of Bay Road, Glens Falls, New
York on Warren County tax map No. 107-1-8. Furthermore, I have also
reviewed Special Permit No. 58 dated November 20, 1975 and building
permit applications No. 4575 dated April 22, 1977 and building permit
No. 4634 dated May 16, 1977. -
The above property is located in what is designated as an M-2 zone under
the present Town of Queensbury Zoning Schedule. Allowable uses per
schedule are as follows: Any light manufacturing, assembly or other
industrial or research operation meeting the requirements of the perfor-
mance standards of the zoning ordinance; farm, farm uses and customary
farm occupations; warehouse for enclosed storage of goods and materials,
distribution plants, wholesale business and laboratories; lumber yards
and similar storage yards; railroad facilities including repair or service;
electric power plants; building supply yard, coal yard, fuel supply depot,
sand and gravel processing and cement manufacturing.
My findings indicate that your present use of and the placement of the
structures on the property are in conformance with Special Permit No. 58.
Furthermore, due to the fact that the block plant was issued a Certificate
of Occupancy on May 17, 1978 and the Office and Warehouse was issued the
same on December 7, 1977, I am led to conclude that they were in compliance
with the New York State Building Construction Code and the nueensbury
Zoning Ordinance. Also the previously outlined allowable uses in an M-2
zone are self explanatory insofar as determining conformity of your
operations with the Queensbury Zoning Ordinance.
Once again I must reiterate that my analysis is predicated upon the
information available to me as previously outlined. If there have been
any variations to this information that I am unaware of the end result
may determine another conclusion.
Truly yours,
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Stephen F. Lynn
Building Inspector
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