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Staff Notes Packet PLANNI' NG' BOIARD STAFF NOTES MARCH 2101 , 20, 17 Site Plea 4.2017 Assembly Point Rd ./Knox Rd ., Public Hearing Resumes, SEAR Type 1 Draft ISI — grant/deny site plan approval Town of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Sta.ff Notes March 28, 2017 'Site Plan 4-2017' FRANK PERROTTA, JR. Assernbly 'Pt. Road/Knox Road / WR.—Waterfront Residential /Ward I SEQR Type II Material Review: application, narrative, site drawings, elevations, floor plans Parcel History: Sunset Hill SUB 11-96, SP 38-2004 boathouse w/sundeck; AV 4-2017 Be AuestedActiom, Planning Board review and approval for a,3,467sq. ft. (footprint), 8,625 sq. ft, (floor area)single family home. Res,olutions L Planning Board decision. Project Description: (Revised)- Applicant proposes a 3,467 sq. ft. (footprint), 8,625 sq. ft. (floor area) single family home, Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 of the Zoning,Ordinance, major storm water and project:within 50 ft. of 1,5% slopes sball be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Staff Comments Location-The project site is lot 6 of the Sunset Hill Farm 'Subdiv�ision with access,from Knox Road next to a home at 54 Knox Rd. Site Design-The proj ect is for tine construction of a 3,467 sq. ft home that is located within 50 ft of 15%slopes,. The land disturbance is 27,300 sf with the home being built with slopes of the property. The driveway is a shared driveway as part ofthe Sunset Hill Farm Subdivision that will have access on Knox Road. Shallow grass swales are prospered on the site and new grading is directed to the swales for stormwater. Retaining walls are also proposed Building- The new home is,to have abasement level, main floor and an upper level floor., Site layout andufility plan -The well location is,west side of the home and the septic is on the east. There are existing,overhead utilities for neighboring,homes. The applicant may choose underground utility that would be decided a later time., Grading and drainageplan and sediment and erosion control—The project is subject to a major stionnwater permit due to the amount of disturbance. Landscape plan—The applicant has,indicated residential plantings will, be installed around the home Site lighting plan—The applicant has,indicated there will be typical residential lighting at door entry areas,post lights for the driveway and walkway,and a floodlight for the driveway all to be cutofffixtures. Elevations—the elevations show the home being constructed using the slope of the site. The west side of the home:will have the main entry way, garage access and driveway area; the east side:will include the outdoor patio area, main floor deck.area,and view towards the, take. The home is to have three levels where the height proposed is 32 ft and 28 ft is,the maximum allowed. The plans show the relief requested is only for a portion of the house 1,8+/- ft of a 70 ft roof line- left elevation north side:, on the shore side 52 ft in length of a 90 ft roof line. Floor plans The floor plans show the basement area to include, a family room, bedroom, bathrooms, mechanical room, cold storage etc; the main floor will include the great room, master bedroom, kitchen, covered porch, garage etc; the upper floor will include bedrooms, bathrooms, and options for the owner for bedroorn/storage areas over the garage. Pursuant to Section 179-9-050 the Planning Board may grant waivers, on its own initiative or at the written request of an applicant.. The application form identified as "Requirements"' outlines the items to appear on the site plan or included as attachments, At the time of application the applicant haeither requested waivers,,, indicated the item not applicable or has not addressed the itern/ left check box blank. This, includes the (bliow herons listed under Requirements of the applicant's applicatiow, h. signage, parking,, and loading areas. Nature of Wriance Variance was granted 3/22. The applicant requests relief four height where, 28 ft is,the maximum allowed and 32 ft is proposed. SUMMan "I'h,e applicant has completed a site plan application for the construction of a single family home and associated ,site work where the project occurs within 5 0 ft of 151% slopes and is a ma j or stormwater proj ect. Meeting History- PJ3. 1/17/17, 1124/17; ZBA: 1/18/17', 2/22117 THE �rmCh 'MAIL D n North Country office 375Bay Road, Quieensbury, NY 12804 COM P: (518) 812-0513 F: (51.8) 812-2205,PAN I ES K www-chazencompanies,com Ernplayee 0,,,apod Englneers Hudson Valley Office (845)454- 980, Land Surveycrs Capital District Office (518)273-0055 Pbnners Enwkwmental Professionals Landwwe Architect March 16, 2017 Mr. Craig Brown Zoning Adm inlstrator and Code Compliance Officer Town of Queensbury 742 Bay Road Queensbury, New Vork 1,2804 Delivered via email only-!bra 1gB,2gu,,eensburynet . _ Re: Permtta Residence Town of Queensbary, Warren County, New York Chazen Project#9,1700.02 Queensbary Ref, No:SP4'-201 7 Dear Mr. Brown: Tice Chazen Companies (Chazen) has received a submission package from your office for the above, referenced project The Applicant Intends to, construct a single-family dwelling and driveway Improvements.Submitted information includes the following, • Site Plans,titled "Perrotta Residence", prepared by EDP, UP,dated February 15, 2017; • SWPPP,prepared by EDP, LLP,dated,IDecem ber 2016(from Decern be r Su bm Ission); • Stormwater Control Report, prepared by EDP, LLP,, dated December 2016 (from December Submission),and; A slue plan review application,(from December Submission). Your office has requested that we limit our review to the desigin of stormwater management and erosion and sediment control items as it relates to Compliance to local, state or relevant codes and regulations. Based upon our review of the, information provided, Chazein offers the following comments for the Town's consideration: Stormwat,er Management&Erosion and Sediment Control: 1. the proposed site development disturbs less than I acre of land (27,300 Square feet according to the site plan application and NOQ and will not be subject to NY IDE Phase If Stormwater, Regulations. However,,this project falls within the Lake.George watershed and will be subject to the stormwater management requirements set forth in section 147-11 of the Town code, fair projects within the Lake George Park. The project proposes to distuirb over 15,000 square feet and is, considered a "major project, The Applicant has submitted a SWPPP per the NYSDEC Phase 11 Stormwater Regulations, however proposed disturbance does not appear to, be over 1 acre;the Applicant to clarify. Chazen Engineering Land''err")dwag&Land=ape Architecture Co,,D.P,c. Omen EnvimnmenW Services,Inc. The ChazenoffoparWes,,hic, Tuiwni W Queensbuiry PeTrott,j.Residence March 16,,2027 Page;2 1 The HVdrolCADl model does not provide distinct inflow value depths, which indicates that a time span of 5-20 houirs may not bile,sufficlent. The A ppillicant shall) revise the dine span such that the full effects,of each storm are realized. 3,. Town code section 147-11-11(3)(c)[4] states: "Infiltration devices for mqjor priplects, shall be loci minimum of 1,00 feet from Lake George and any down gral drinking watersupplilk, lake, river, protected stream, water wellpoi or wetland; a separation of more than 1000 t may be requirel cosec where contamination of the water supiply, is possible due to highly permeable soils, shallow groundwater andsimillor situatOns. 'The'separation distance shall be a minimumi of 50ifeetfrom, up-gradient water supplies., Design shall mitifate adv r , i , t t 9 e se eff, ec 5 tho groundwater recharge will have on adjocient well water supplies, wastewater treatment s,ystems, building, rood'ways,, properties an, stormwater control measure. Stormwater recharge areas shoes be located as minimum of 100 feet from the sub5urfolice treatment system of as wastewater treatment system, unr less it is demonstrated that a lesser l separation will not adversely affect the functioning of such leach field." Both s ha Row,grass swa les appear to be wit hill n 100 feet of the s ubl rface treatim ent system. The Applicant shall demonstrate that a, lel5ser siE-paratlon will not adversely affect the functioning of the leach field or revise the desilen to coinform,to the town's code., 4. The welste.rn and northern watershed boundary should not be limited to the :sub,.J ect property line; it shall include the entire watershed tributary to each sublizatchment/desIg'n point. The Applicant to revise the watershed' boundaries or provide an explanation (Le. field notes) as to why the watershed boundaries were delineated as shown. 5. In general, it does, not appear that the site Iplan lists any erosion and sediment controls notes regarding temporary and permanent stabilization measures, The applicant shiall add temporary and permanent stabilization rineasiures, to,the site plan and ensure' conformance to Section 147- 11J of the town code and New York State Standards and Specifications for Erosion, and Sediment Control (jully,2016). 6. The Applicant shall ensure the specific erosion control measures prescribed Section '147-11-1 are included in the erasion control notes (Le. 147-11-J( )(b) and (c)), 7, The Applicant shall depict the oveirf low weirs on the site plan for both the shallow low grass swailes. The overflown we irs shall consl'st of rin alteiria Is to prevent erosion. 8. The Apiphicant shall include ran the plains details demonstrating compliance with,Section 14,7-11- I(3)(c)(5) of Town rode,which states: "Infiltration devices shall be designed taextend a minim,ulm, of 10%'of the Infiltration surface area below the prevailing frost depth orfourfeet(whkhever is greater),in order to provide infiltration during winter months" 9. 147-11,11(3,)(c)[31 of the town code states that "Infiltra tion devicessiholl be designed such that the bottom of the system mill'be a minimum of two feet ablove the seasonal high groundwater level to be realizedfollowing development.' The revised location of bolth shallow grass swalles have bottom elevations, of 388" and therefore shall be separated to 3,86' from seasonal high, groundwater levels. Accoirding to,Test Pit 1 ,(neair Shallow Grass,Swale#1) it appears that water ZNPrcOctA91713G,91799"17M,QQ-T QuetwilboWill-T. emburr-SN,Ml?iZmnik Town of Querenibury Peitrotta NieMdLmce Marrh 16,,.'2017 page 0' seeping was noticed at 84"' � ,88a) below existing, grade (395"). The Applicant shail revise the design to conform,; to the town code or perform another test pit at the locatlon of the revised Swale n order to confirm separation distance requirements. Conclluslons and Recommendations mendations It hs our opinion tlhat the applicant should provide clarification for the adhove items and! incorporate the changes in subsequent Mara submissions. if you have any questions regarding the above, please de not hesitate to contact rye at(51 9)824-1926. lincerel ;„ Sean M. Dote P.E.,a LigED AP, CPMSM Principal Manager, Municipal Engineering Services, ee. Sunny Sweet,Town Planning Ciffi e Administrator(Yia ern,ail) Laura Moore,-re,Too n Land 'Use Planner(via email) File 2Acf3)%POtw- 17M9i'Y�t4.Db,'.QuAgiRarbvry%91700M,.T.CVAansbury.3F4-2Bi?Rank rmrmmca"�na�"�Er�"s��,ar�m,��-eraadwapra�tar,��aeca-N�_��r�wa� 71 B Town of Queensbury Planning Board. RESOLUTION—Grant /Deny Site Plan Approval SITE PLAN 4-2017 FRANK PEI ROTTA, JR. Tax leap :113: 23 9.7-1-, 8 / Property Address: Assembly Point Road Zoning- WR The applicant bas submitted ann application to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval pursuant to Article 9 of the Town zoning Ordinance for: Applicant proposes, a 3,467 sq. ft. (footprint), 8,62,5 sq. ft. (floor area) single family home. Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 of the Zoning Ordinance, major stormwater and project within 50 ft. of IS%slopes shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Pursuant to relevant sections of the Town of Queensbury Zoning, Code-Chapter 179-9-080, the Planning Board has detem ined that this proposal satisfies the requirements as stated in the Zonng Code; As required by 'General Mi-micipal Law Section 239-m the site plan, application was referred to the Warren County Planning Department for its recommendation; The Planning Board has reviewed the potential environmental impacts, of the project, pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) and adopted a SEARA Negative Declaration—Determination of'Non-Significance The Planning Board opened a public hearing on the Site plan application on 1124,/'2017 and continued the public hearing to 3/28/2017, when it was closed, The Planning Board, has reviewed the application materials, submitted by the applicant and all earnments, made at the public hearing and submitted in writing through an,d including 3/2 8/2017; The Planning Board determines that the application complies with the, review considerations and standards set forth in Article 9 of the Zoning Ordinance f6r Site Plan approval, MOTION TO APPLOVE,/ DISAPPROVEi SITE PLAN 4­2017 FRANK ERROT'TA, JR.-. Introduced by who moved for,its adoption; Per the draft provided by staff conditioned upon the following conditions- 1) Waivers request &Lanted/denied: 2) Adherence to the items outlined in the follow-up letter sent with this resolution. a) If application was referred to engineering, then engineerin.g sign-off required prior to signature of Zoning Administrator of the approved plans; Page I off Phonit': 518.7614220, rax: 518,745.4437 742 Bay Road. Queensbury. NY 12804 d www, a eensbwrry.net b Final approved plans should have dimensions and setbacks meted on the site la n/suurve °, floor plies and elevation for the existing rooms and proposed rooms, in the building,and site improvements, ernts, Final pp h the 'Site lel nv, must be submitted to the Community Development Department before re luuuiher review by the Zoning Administrator rur Building and Codes pe onnel; d) The applicant must meet with Staff after approval and prior to issuance of Building Permit and/or the beginifing of anysite work, e) Subsequent issuance of further pernrnits, including building permnits,is dependent on compliance With this and all ether conditions ef"this resolution; f) As-built'Plans to certify that tlue site plan is developed according to the approved plans to be provided prior to issuance ofthe certificate of occupancy; Resolution to be.placed on finial planus in its entirety and legible. Motion seconded by Duly adopted this 20 day of March, 2017 by the following vote: YE& NOES: Phoney 48.761,922 Fax: 'SIV45.4437 742 Bain' Riad. Queen5bury. NY 12804 i ww .quee sbupiry.nent Site Plan 20-2017 s Point Lane No P,uAblic Hearing Scheduled SEAR Type 11 Draft resolution Pl i Board recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals Town of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Staff Notes March 28, 2016 Site Plan 20-2017 MAGICAL SHORE ACRES, LLC 10 Woods, Point Lane / WR—Waterfront Residential/ Ward I SEQR Type II Material Review; application, Sheet S-1 to, Sheet S-4, and five elevation.drawings, Parcel History: SP 18-1992,AV 34-1992, SP 8-19,'97 476 sires, addition, 2013-313 Res. const.; AV 20- 20 17 Reguested. Action Recommendation to the 7�oning Board of Appeals for relief for,setback and expansion of carport second garage., Resolifflons 1. Planning Board recommendation Project DesCription Applicant proposes a 1,284 sq. ft. floor area residential addition. The project includesconstruction of a 960 sq. ft., 3 car garae with new access pathway from existing, driveway to a, new 336 sq. . carport and new house entryway area. Project also includes site work for stormwater management and retaining walls. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 of the Zoning Ordinance, expansion, of a nonconforming structure in a CEA shall, be subject to Planning Board review and approval, Staff Comments • Loration-The applicant proposes a 1,28,.4 sq ft residential addition to an existing,home. • Arrangement- The addition is broken into fill in areas of the existing buildi�ng, a new garage, a new 6 ft wide gravel path, and a,new covered entryway. • Site Design- The exterior areas o1"tine site include a new 6 ft wide path that extends, from the existing driveway to an existing entry area to the home. There is a 336 sq ft car port associated with the new access path and, a new entry way 387' sq ft upgrading the existing entry. The existing carport is to be removed and a 960 sq ft garage is to be constructed. • Building— The applicant Inas sig own two areas of the home that will be filled in for additional space in the home. One is the court yard infill where 197.3 sq ft is within the 75 ft setback.with total infill is,447.3 sq ft; then there is 187 sf addition where 91 sq ft is within the 75 ft setback,. • 'Site conditions-the:project occurs withi n 50 ft of 1,5% s lopes. • Grading and drainage plan Sediment and erosion control —the plans show the grading to occur and the retaining walls,to be installed. • Landscape plan-The applicant has shown the existing,vegetation on the site trees on the existing site to remain or rernoved. • Signage —no signage is,proposed —as, it is a residential project. • Elevation aMoor Plans—The applicant has provided elevation and Poor plans. The interior alterations are shown where the fill —in area are located ............................................ Purs:uant to tion 179-9-050 the Planning Board may grant waivers on its own initiative or at the written request of an applicant, No waivers have been requested. Nature of'Variance The applicant requests setback variance at the shoreline where the courtyard area is 61 ft and,the lower level is 65 ft se:tback where 75 ft is required. Relief is also requested for a second garage. Summary The Planning Board is to provide a recommendation to the ZBA in regards to the request for relief from setback relief or the shoreline and a second garage area for the covered vehicle area at the entr yway. h4eetin I stt First meetin THE North Country Pffice Cbazim E-MAILED 375 Bay Road,Quee nsbu ry, NY 12 804 P., (518) 81,2-0513 F: (518) 812-2205 COMPANIES LZ/-1 40 Az wwwchazencornipanies.com Hudson VailieyOfflte (845)45.4-398() Land Swveyors CapitailDistrictOffice (51827,3-0055 Planners enArunirnentall Pro6mlcnak. Landscape ArciNtects M arch 5, 2017 Mr.Craig Brown Zoning Adrn inistratior and Code Com pl la nce Officer Town of Queensbury 742 Bay Road Queensbury, New York 12804 Delivered via email only:CrpigB,@queeftLburLnet Re" Magical Shore Acres, LLC Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York Chazen Project#91700.10 Queensbury,Ref No:SP20-201 7 Dear Mr. IBrown: The Chazen Companies (Chazen) has received a submission package from your office for the above, referenced projet. The Applicant Intends to, construct site Improvements, residence additions, and a utility vehicle path.Submitted information Includes the following: * Site Plans titled "Magical Shore Acres, LLC",prepared by EDP, LLP,dated February 15,2017; & Architectural(Renderings, prepared by Balzer+t�uck,dated February 15,2017, and; * A site plain review applkation. Your off ca has requested that we limit our review to, the design of stiormwater management and ercislion and sediment control items as It relates, to compliance to local, state or relevant codes and regulations. Based upon our review of the Information provided, Chazen offeirs the following comments for the Town's consideration: 'Storm water Management&Froslon and Sediment Control: 1. The proposed site development disturbs less than 1 acre of land (12,100 square feet according to the site plan application) and will not he subject to NVSDEC Phase, 11 Stormwater Regulations. However, this project falls within the Lake George watershed and will be, subject to the stormwater Management requirements set forth in, section 147-11 of the Towin code, for projects within the Lake George Park.The project proposes to disturb under 15,000 square feet and is considered a"mincir' project. 2. The App lica rrt to revise the limits of distu rba nce to,inclu de Grass wale Q, 3 it is difficult to discern the location off'existing water wells, The Applicant to depict water wells on the site plans or clarify'why none are shawn (i.e., direct:Wk,e withdrawal). The Applicant shall Chazen Engiheering, Land Surveying&Lwidscape Arc htecture Ca D.P.C.. Chazen Envimnimental Sendces,hie. The Chazen Compatdes� Inc, Town of Glu eensibury Maotal Shore AcTes,UC March$5,2017 Pa5e 2 ensure all proposed stormwater f,acillities conform to the separation distance requirements to water wells as,prescribed in Appendix 5B,ofthe DOH water well standards. 4, Thee Applicant shal] depict overflow provisions for Grass Swale #1 and spot grades similar to Grass Swale#2 S. 1:47-11](2)(e) of the town code stats that the bottom of any Infiltration device, shal'I be a mini'mum of two feet ablove seasonal high, groundwa#eir mark and two feet above bediroick. The Applicant shall perform test pits to cionfirm separation t�o seasonal high groundwater and/or bedrock, our office does not take excepifion, to this being performed at the commencement of co risitruct loin, If the town does not take exception. However, if the required separation distance cannot be met,addlitionial site plan review may be required. 6. The retaining wall detail states that the design olf the wall witl be prepared by a geotechnical engineer. Page 4.48 Retaining Walls of the NewYorR Standards and Speclifications for Eiroston and Sediment Control (July 2016 edition), states, "The design of any retaining wail structure must address the aspects of foundation bearing capaciti sliding, Overturning, drainage and �dading systems. These are Complex systems that should be designed by a licensed professional engii The Appi icant s hall ensnare t hie retaining wales are designed in conform ainice with the NYSSESC as well as 2015 International Residential Code Sectioni 404.4"Retaining Walls". The retaining wall design shall be,subirnitted to the town for review once completed,. Conclusions and Recommendations It is ouir opinion that the, applirraint:should provide clarificafion for the above Items and incorporate the changes in s,uibsequeint p[an submissions. If youi have any questions regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact ime at (518) $24-1926. Sincerely, T�tl - Sean,M. Doty, P.E, LEE Di AP, CPM$,M Principal Manageir, Mluri Engineering Services cc: Suifliny Sweet,Town Planning Office Administrator(via email) Laiura Moore,Town Land Use Planner (via en ilk File ''1".0imensburiA92,7CQ.jQ-TQAo*oMiwi?MzgrraY Sham.Arias, 3SLt3Aaa W-- I 3 � ��1�-moi Warren County Planning Department Project Review and Referral Form Reviewed by Department on March 21, 2017 Project Name: Magical Shores Acres, LLC Owner- Magical Shores Acres III Number. Y-t 7-SPR-20 County - PR- ounty Vied*; Marl7-' 4 Current Zoning: VVR Community: Queensbury Project Description: Applicant proposes e 1,284 sq;ft floor area residential additibn.The project lnd,,,u des construction of a sq tt 3 car garage with new amass pathway from existing ddveway to-toa new 336 sq ftcarport:and new house entryway area. Project also Includes site work for stormwater management and retaining walls. Site Location, 10 Woods Point Ln Tax MapNumber(s),: 239.18-1-21 Std'lot : The issues here oppearto be of a local nature involVing lotal issues without any significant Impactson Clounty properties or re aures.Staff re rrrrnends no county impact based onthe Information submitted according to the suggested review riterue of NYSGener-al l erwidlpal Low Section 239 applied to the proposed;project Local auctions to date(if any): County Planning Department: lwl' I Local ction-AFinal Disposition., 3/211 2017' "barren County Planning Department. Date Signed Local Official Date Signed PLEASE RETURN THIS F RM TO THE WARREN COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT ENT W7THIN11 10 DAYS OF IaLIY,AL ACTION ",:A V RJJUd, QUCC I,1 2 1 owl Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION -planning Board Recommendation to Zoning Board', of Appeals Area Variance 20-2017 MAGICAL SHORES ACRES,LLC: Tax Map ID: 239.18-1-21 /Property Address: 10 'Wroods Point Lane/Zoning. WR The applicant has submitted an application for the following, Applicant proposes a 1,284 sg. ft. floor area residential addition, The project includes construction of a 960 sq� ft., 3 car garage with new access pathway �from existing,driveway to a new 336 sq. ft. carport and new house entryway area,. Project also includes site work for storm, ater management and retaining walls. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 of the Zoning Ordinance, expansion of a nonconforming structure in a CEA shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval.. Variance: Relief is sought for setback and expansion of carport second garage. Planning Board shall provide a recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals. The Town of ueensbu�roning Ordinance, per Section, 179-9-070 J 2 b. requires the Planning Board to provide a written recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals for projects that require both Zoning Board of Appeals & Planning Board approval; The Planning Board has briefly reviewed and discussed, this application, the relief request in the variance application as well as the potential impacts of this project on the neighborbood and surrounding community, and found,that: MOTION TO MAKE A RECOMMENDATT'ON ON BEHALF OF TiE PLANNING BOARD TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEAJLS FOR AREA VARIANCE NO. 20-2017 MAGICAL SHORES ACLRE$1 LLC,- , Introduced by who moved its adoption, and a) The Planning Board, based on a limited review, has not identified any significant adverse impacts that cannot be mitigated with current project proposal., OR b) The Planning,Board, based on a limited review, has identified,the following areas of concern: 1), Duly adopted this 28"" day of March, 2017 by the following vote: AYES: NOES: llhonc-- 5 M761 M20 9 F'$IN: 5 18.743.44-)7 �742 13,4y Road, Queensbury, NY 1�2804 1 Subdivision Pr l n rStage -2017 & Freshwater Wetlands rmit 2-2017 @ End of Island View Riverside Drives No Public Henri ng Scheduled SPQR Type Unlisted Draft resolution Planning Board recommenclation the Zoning Board of' Appeals Town of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Staff Notes March 28, 2 0 1 6 Subdivision(Pre:l.,) 6-2017 PAUL POIRIER Freshwater Wetlands 2-21112 End of Island View & Riverside Drive/ WR—Waterfront Residential Ward SEAR Type Unlisted Material Review, application, narrative, maps Parcel History., SUB 1-2010 sketch, 4-2010,AV 16-2017 Reguested Action Recommendation to the Zoning Board of ppas for relief from road frontage requirements. Resolutions 1. Planning Board reconunendation Project Description Applicant proposes a four lot subdivision — lots 1, 2, & 3 access is from Island View Drive and Lot 4 acce i mess from Riverside Drive. Lot I — 4.9 acres, Lot 2 - 2.1 acres, Lot 3 — 2.1 acres, Lot 4 — 9.4 acres, Applicant proposes, a waiver from stormwater and requests site plan for each lot as they are sold. A waiver isrequested from sketch plan. Pursuant to Chapter 183 of the Zoning Ordinance, subdivisionof' land shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Staff Comments Sketch-pla —The applicant completed a sketch plan in 2010 for a,7 seven lot subdivision and has asked for a waiver from further sketch review. Preliminary Review,— Layout plans —the plans show the existing conditions onthe site including the topography, setbacks and a clearing area. The clearing area shows the location of the home,well, septic and driveway area. Construction&tails—The plans show the locations of the new homes and driveway areas. The Riverside Drive lot will have a driveway that connects to Riverside Drive. Island View Drive is a private drive where the new access drive extension is to be a shared driveway for the three of the lots. Landscape plans —the number of lots,does not require:landscaping. Clearipng plan—The applicant has indicated each, an,estimated clearing area for each house site Lot 1, —4.9 acres, Lot 2 - 2.1 acres,, Lot 3—2.1 acres, Lot 4 — 9.4 acres GI-ailing and erosion plans —The plans do not show site grading and the applicant is requesting a waiver from stormwater, ma,nagenment. The applicant has proposed each house lot will be required to complete, a site plan application for each lot. ......................... The Environmental report —the applicant has completed a Long Environmental assessment review for 4 lots. Storm,waler mina gemeni —the applicant has, not provided a s,tormwater management report and has, requested a waiver. The plans indicated 3 + acres,is, the land disturbance that is proposed an the project site. Fees—per,application. Waivers --the applicant has requested waiver from storm water and grading, Open 81),ace—there is, no proposal for open,space! Streels—the plans show Grand Island View will be extended as,a shared driveway to the three lots, Freshwater Wetlands The applicant has indicated there are two stream crossing proposed with one on Lot I and the other on Lot 2. Lot#4 proplosed to be 9.4 ac also contains anarmy corp. wetland area. The plans donot reference the wetland or provide,details on the stream crossings. N atu re of'Va rianice: The applicant is, requesting relief from physical road frontage foo Grand Island View where 50 ft is required and road frontage dimensional requirement of road frontage less than 150 ft where: 50 ft is,proposed. Summa_q The Planning Board is to provide a recommendation to the ZBA in regards, to the request for relief'from physical road ffi)ntage: and road frontage dimensional requirement., Staff wouldsuggest additional discussion for the waivem from storinwater management preparation, grading details and wetland details, Meeting HiALqM— First Meeting 2 '01 1 H ILI Hk"%' Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION -Planning Board Recommendation to Zoning Board, of Appeals Area,Variance 16-2017 PAUL POIRIER Tax Map ID: 309.14-1-46/Property Address: End of Island View &Riverside Drives,/ Zoning: WR The applicant has submitted an application for the following. Applicant proposes afour lot subdivision—lots 1, 2,,& 3 access is froin Island'View Dfiveand 1.1ot 4 access is from Riverside .Drive. Lot I —4.,9 acres, 1,ot 2 - 2.1 acres, Lot 3 —2.1 acres, Lot 4—9.4 acres. Applicant proposes a waiver from stormwater and requests,site,plan for each lot as they are sold. A, waiver is requested from sketch plan. Pursuant to Chapter 183 of the Zoning Ordinance, subdivision of land shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Variance: Relief is sought for road frontage requirements. Planning Board shall provide a recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals,. The Town of Queensbtiry Zoning Ordinance, per Section 179-9-070 J 2 b. requires the Planning Board to provide a written recommendation to the Zoning Board of Appeals for projects that nequire both Zoning Board of Appeals& Planning Board approval; The Planning Board has briefly reviewed and discussed this application, the relief request in the variance application as well as the potential impacts of this project on, the neighborhood and surrounding community, and found that: MOTION TO,MAKEA �RE,COMNWNDATION ON BEH OFTHE PLANNING BOARD TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS FOR AREA VARIANCE,NO. 16-2017 PAUL POIRIER: Introduced by who moved its adoption, and a) The Planning Board, based on a limited review, has not identified any significant adverse impacts that cannot be mitigated with current project proposal. OR b) The Planning Board, based on a limited review, has identified the following areas of concern: 1) Duly adopted this 281fi,day of March, 17 by the folio wing vote: AYES: NOES: llhoi ic: 51`8`.764. 4)2 0,q 1,7-ax: 519,745-443 7 174 2 Say Road. Quee nsbury, N Y 12804 p my%v.c1lu cc i Bbt i vy-i wt Site Flan =20 .7 @ 129 Eagan Road Public Hearing Scheduled S EAR Type 1.1 Draft resolution — grant/deny site plain, approval Town of Queensbury Planning Board et Community Development Department StaffNotes March 8, 2017 Site Plan 1.6-2017 MICHAEL& ERIN GUSTKE 129 Eagan Road,/WR—'Waterfront Residential /Ward 4 SEQR Type 11 Material Review- application, slope stabilization worksheet, survey, Site Plan sheets c-I-c-2, f-1,A-1, A-2, A- . Parcel History: AV 19-2017 Reguested.Action Planning Board review and approval to demolish a 9,70 sq. ft. seasonal camp to construct a 2,008 sq. ft. year round residence. Resolutions Planning,Board decision. Prp ject Description Applicant proposes to demolish a 970 sq. ft. seasonal camp to construct a 2,,008 sq. ft. year round residence. Project includes new septic, well and site grading. Pursuant to Chapter 179-6-060 of the Zoning Ordinance, projects within 50 ft., of 15% slopes shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Staff comments • Location-The project site is located at 129 Eagan Road off of Big,Bay Rd and parcel has frontage on the Hudson River. • Arrangement- The existing single story 970 sq ft home is to be demolished to construct a single family home of 2,008 sq ft floor area where the second floor is 960sqft with a portion as an open loft, • Site Design-The applicant proposes the new home in the same area with a portion of the home as a single story extending north. The plans show an area along the:north side of the new home to consist of significant grading and include the location of the new well, • Building—The new home is to be 2,,008 sq ft with the main floor consisting of the mudroom entry, kitchen, open I iving room with loft above. The loft area includes one bedroom—where the existing home was 2- bedroom it is not clear if the home will remain a.2-bedroorn home. • Site layout and utility plan—The project includes a new septic system at the south, end of the home and a, new well at,the north side of the home. • Grading and drainage plan and Sediment and erosion control: The existing home will be demolished and the site will be graded for the new home location, well and septic,. • Landscape plan—the applicant proposes a flitrexx system for bank stabilization that uses a netting system to assist with stabilizing the vegetation planted in the area. 9 Site lighting plan—no lighting is shown for the new home—the applicant should clarify typical residential lighting. • Elevations and Floor plans: plans area provided showing the floor plans with a main floor on stab and a' 60 sq ft bedroom and loft area. The elevations show the building height to be at 36 ft,due:to,the cut,into the slopes,of the site. ..........................-- Pursuant to Section 179-9-0,50 the Plannin,g Board may grant waivers on its own initiative or, at the written request ofan applicant. The application form identified as "Requirements" outlines the items to appear on the site plan or, included as attachnients. At 'the time of application the applicant has either requested waivers,, indicated the item not applicable or has not addressed the itemo left, check box blank. This includes the follow itt-,rns listed under Requirements of the applicant's appfication-. . site lighting, h. signage, j. stormwater, k., tope raphy, 1. landscaping, n traffic, o. commercial alterations/ construction details, p flr plans, q, soil logs, r. construction/demolition dis, nos all s. snow removal, Nature of Variance Variance was granted 3/22/17. The app]icant proposes a new home 'to be:3 6 ft where a 2 8 It height is the maximum allowed in the WR zone. The side setback on the east is proposed, to be 13 ft 5 in and the west setback is,to be 25 ft 4 in where a 20 setback is required, SUMM3EY The applicant has completed a site Plano application for the construction of a single family home where the project occurs,within 5 0 ft of IS% slopes Mqqtiag_ffii r`r -PB: 3/21/17; ZBA. 3/22/17 "r,d7u�an�i�u�i: IX.ve I ffliuc Town of Queensbury Planning Board ,RESOLUTION -Grant/Deny Site Plan Approval SITE PLAN 16-2017 MI HAEL RIN GUSTKE Tax Map ILS: 315.8-1® J Property.address: 129 Eagan Road l rni:rn : WR The applicant has submitted an application to the Planning board for Site Plan approval pursuant to Article of'the Town zoning Ordinance for: Applicant proposes to demolish a 970 sq., ft. seasonal camp to construct a. 2:,008 sq. ft. year round residence. Project includes new septic, well and. site grading. Pursuant to Chapter 179-6-060 of the Zoning Ordinance, pr j,eets within 5 0 lit. of 1 % slopes shall be sujeet to Planning Board reviewer and approval. Pursuant to relevant sections of the Town of Queensbury oning Code-Chapter 179-9-0,80, the Planning Board has determined that this proposal satisfies the requirements as stated in the Zoning Code„ As required by General Municipal Law 'Section 239-nn the site plan application was referred to the Warren County Planning Department for its recommendation; The Planning Board Inas reviewed the potential enviromnental impacts of the project, pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (S ) and adopted a SEQRA Negative Declaration- Determination of1'Non-Significance The Planning Beard opened a public hearing on the Site plan application on 03/28/2017 and continued the public hearing to 03/28/20 17, wvhern it was closed, The Planning Board hag reviewed the: application materials submitted by the applicant and all. c nannents made at the public hearing and submitted in writing through and including 03/28/2017; 8/201' The Planning Board determines that the application complies with gine review considerations and standards set forth in Article 9,of the Zoning Ordinance for Site Placa,approval., MOTION TO APPROVE / DISAPPROVE SITE PIAN 16-2017 MICHAEL & ERIN GU TKE, Introduced b -who moved for its adoption;, Per the draft provided by staff conditioned upon the following conditions: 1 'waivers request rarnted/denied: 2) Adherence to the items outlined in the follow-up letter sent with this resolution. a) If application was referred to engineering, then engineering sign-off required prior to signature of Zoning,Administrator of the approved plans; Page Iof Phone'. 518.7 1.8 , 0 I Fax: 518.74 5,4437 8 7'42 Bay Road, Queensbury', NY 11 804 q w w,. ueerusbury,ru t b) Final approved plans should have dimensions and setbacks, noted on, the site lan,/survey, floor plans and elevation for the existing rooms and proposed rooms in the building and site improvements, C) Final approved plans, in compliance with the Site Plan, must be submitted to the, Community Development Depaitment before any further review by the Zoning Administrator or Building and Codes personnel; d) The applicnit must meet with Staff after appToval and prior to issuance of Building Pennit and/or the beginning of any site w�ork; Subsequent issuance of further peimits, including building pen-nits is dependent on compliance with this and all other conditions of this resolution; f) As-built plans to, certify that the site plan is developed according,to the approved plans to be Provided prior,toissuance of the certificate of occupancy; g) Resolution, to be placed onfinal plans in.its entirety and legible. Duly adopted this 28"day of'Mareh, 2017 by the following vote: AYE& NOES: Pag,e 2 of 2 Phu on5118.761.8220 i Fax; 618,745,4437'1 742 Say Road, Queensbury, NY 12604 www.queenoury,net Site Plain 1,4-201'7' @, , Glen Hall Drive Public, Hearing, Scheduled SE,QR Type 11 Orae resolution, _ grant/deny grant/denysite plan approval Town, of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Staff Notes March 28"20,17 Site Plan 14-2017 BERNARD K. :NSL 5 Glen Hall Drive/ WR— I A Waterfront Residential— I Acre/ "hard I S,EQR Type 11 Material Review: application, survey, septic plan Parcel I'listory. 2002-1041 1,777 sf addition.; AV 86-2003 derno/const., new dwelling; 20051-590 980 sf alt,; AV 12-2017 Reguested Action Planning Board review and approval, for 120, sq. ft. addition— upper/main floor screened-in porch. Resolutions planning Board decision, Project Description Applicant proposes 120, sq. ft. addition- upper/main. floor screened-in porch. Project includes, removal of 1,04 sq. ft, patio. New construction does not meet shoreline setback and expansion of nonconforming structure in CEA. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 & 179-6-060 of the Zonin, rdinance, projects within ft. of 15% slopes shall bile subject to Planning Board review and approval, Staff Comments, * Location- The project is located at 5 Glen Hall Drive. * Arrangement-The existing home is 1,1 6 sq ft floor area with, the addition of the 120, sq ftscreen porch.the home would, have 1,256 sq ft of floor area. * Site Design- Thee proposed screen porch would be constructed so it at the upper level/main floor area of the home. The survey shows the existing conditions and the proposed new screen porch. The applicant also proposes,to remove a 104 sq ft patio area near the: shoreline--where the removal area,is not shown on the survey. Building—The addition is to he a screen porch with pilexi7glass on the bottom,half with the screen for the u,pper half, The access will be froma new slider door. Site conditions-The existing site appears to have a shoreline area, a retaining wall with the house area. The applicant has indicated a patio, at the shore line,area is to be removed. The addition is,being supported on posts to the second floor. The applicant has,received a septic variance so the south, side l of the house disturbance includes new septic holding tanks and a boulder retaining wall. Elevations—The:plans show the elevations of the proposed addition. Floor plans —interior layout was not provided. Pursuant to Section 179-9-0,50 the: Plamiing Board may grant waivers on its own initiative or at the written, request of an applicant. The application form identified as "Requirements," outlines the iterns to appear on' the site plan or included as attachments. At the tirne of application the applicant has either requested waivers, indicated the item not applicabile or has not addressed the item/ left check box 'bilank. This, includes the follow items listed under Requirements, of the applicants application-, g. site lighting, h, signage, J. storinwater, 'I. topography, 1. landscaping, n traffic, o. commercial alterations/construction details, p floor pila,ns, q. soil logs, r. construction/demolition disposials. snow,removal. Nature of Variance Variance was granted 3/22/17. The applicant proposes a 120 sq ft screen porch additin that is to be located 17+/- 11 fiom the shoreline where a 50 ft setback is required, Also relief is,requested for the expansion of a non- conforming structure. SUMMOEY Th,e applicant has, completed a site plan,application for the construction of 120 sq ft upper level screen porch. Meeting History: PB. V21/17., A: 3,122/17 w Town of Queensbury Planning, Board, RESOLUTION— Grant/Deny Site Plan Approval SITE PLAN 14-2017 BERNARD K. GALE Tax Map ID: 289.11-1-28 /PropertyAddress: 5 Glen Hall Drive/Zoning: WR-1A The applicant has submitted an application to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval pursuant to Article 9 of the Town zoning Ordinance for. Applicant proposes 120 sq. ft. addition- upper/main floor screened-in porch. Project includes removal of 104 sq. ft. patio. New con struefion does not meet shoreline setback and expansion of nonconfortning structure in a CEA. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 179-6- of the Zoning, Ordinance, projects within 50 ft. of 15% slopes shall be subject to Planning Board, review and approval. Pursuant to relevant sections of the Town of Queensbury Zoning Code-Chapter 179-9-080, the Planning Board has determined that this proposal satisfies the requirements as stated in the Zoning Code; As required by General Municipal Law Section 239-rn the site plan application was referred to the Warren County,Planning Department for its recommendation; The Planning Board, has reviewed the potential environmental impacts of the project, pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Art (SEQRA) and adopted a SEQRA Negative Declaration —Determination of Non-Significance The Planning, Board opened a public hearing on the Site planapplication on 03/2,8/2017and continued the public hearing to /2 WO 17,when it was closed,, The Planning Board has reviewed the application materials submitted by the applicant and all comments made at the public hearing and submitted in writing through and including 1113/8;201'7; The Planning Board determines that the application complies with the review considerations and standards set forth in Article 9 of the Zoning Ordinance for Site Plan approval, MOT10N TO APPRQVE] / DISAPPROVE SITE PLAN 14-2017 BERNARD K. GANSLE; Introduced by who moved for its adoption; Per the draft provided by staff conditioned upon the following conditions: 1) Waivers request ranted/denied: 2) Adherence to the items outlined in the follow-up letter sent with this,resolution. a) If application was referred to engineering, then engineering sign-off required prior to signature!of Zoning Administrator of the approved plans; b) Final approved plans should have dimensions and setbacks noted on the site plan/survey., floor plans and elevation for the existing rooms and proposed rooms in the building and site improvements,, c) Final. approved plans, in compliance with,the Site Plan, must be submitted to the Community Development Departmentbefore any further review by the Zoning Administrator or Building and Codes personnel; Page I of 2 Phone;. 518,761.8220, Fax: 518.745.44371742 Bay Road Queensbury, NY 128,04'1 wwwqueensburytiet d) The applicant must meet with Staff after approval and prior to issuance of Buildhig Permit and/or the beginning of any site work; e:) Subsequent issuance of further permits, including building pemits is dependent on compliance with this and all other conditions,of this,resolution; f) As-built plans to certify thatthe site plan is,developed according to the approved plans to be provided prior to issuanoe of the certificate of occupancy; g) Resolution tui 'hug placed on final Plans in its entirety and legible. Duty adopted this,28" day of March, 2017 by,the following vote: A" : NO�ES: Phonyo 518.761.8,220 Fax: 518,745,4437 � 742 Bay Road. Queen,5bury.NY 1280,41 www.queurns bury,net Site Plan 21-20,17 @773 Quaker Road Public Hearing Scheduled SEQR Type' Unlisted Draft resolution — grant/deny site, plan approval ........................... ............. Town of Queensbury Planning Board etCommunity Development Department StaffNotes March 28, 17 Site Plan 21-2017 FASTRAC MARKETS, LLC 773 Quaker Road/ CI—Commercial Intensive / Ward 2 SEAR Type Unlisted Material Review: application, narrative, stormwater, traffic Parcel History- 1.992 greenhouse, SP 14-2005 comm. addition, SP44-2014 produce stand, DISC 3- 17, AV 17-2017, SV 2-2017 Requested Action APPLICATION TO BE TAB LED: Table to May, IS"' pending ZRA review on May 1701. Planning Board, review and approval for a 5,800 sq. ft. convenience store: with 50 x 120, 6,0,00 sq ft. fuel canopy and a 35 x 58, 1,750 sq ft. diesel station canopy., Resolutions 1. SEQR 2. Planning Board decision Lrjoect Descriptio Applicant proposes 5,800 sq. ft. convenience store with 5 Gaul , 6,000 sq. ft., fuel canopy and a 35x58, 1,750,sq. R. diesel station cacpy® Project occurs on the: existing B,inley property— applicant to utilize two furthest curb cuts. The greenhouse units to be removed an.d area to be: regraded,, Binley retail building to be removed, made pad ready. Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 of the Zoniag Ordinance, new, commercial use shaft be subject to Planning Board review and approval Staff Comments o Location-The project occurs at 773 Quaker Rd where the site has access from Quaker Rd and ix Avenue,. 0 Arrangement- The project as proposed includes construction.of a one- story 5, 800 sq ft convenience store with fuel service. The project also includes site preparation where the site was used, as a garden center. The greenhouses are to be removed and the existing building is to be demolished., o Site Design- Fuel pumps with a canopy to the side of the building,is also proposed with 8 pumps servicing 16 vehicles. There also appears to be a diesel service station. a Building—The building is to be located 75 ft from the Dix Avenue property line and is compliant for setbacks. The building will primarily face Dix Avenue. The, information indicates,the building height will be 26 ft. The building is also proposed.to have a drive-thru on the north side of the building. o Signage-The applicant proposes wall signs and free standing signs. A variance is being requested for the number of wall signs and the size of the free standing.sign. 0 Site conditions-The site was previously used as,a,garden center,. 'The Plans show the areas to be regraded and then a pad ready area. The pad ready area if developed in the future would require site plan review. * Traffic- The site will have 8 fuel pumps (16 fueling positions). Access is planned via one full access driveway to Dix Avenue opposite the Stewart's Shop driveway and one full access driveways to Route 2,54 where the existing Binley driveway is located. The site: is proposed,to have �9 spaces,-8 spares are banked to the rear of the building and to be constructed only if needed, The applicant has included a interconnect location towards Dunkin Donuts as a pedestrian,path.. The board had requested additional information in. regards to traffic movements during,theJanuary discussion. The applicant has, indicated there a gaps that will occur with the site at build that allow for vehicles to enter and exit the site., Also,the applicant identified stackirng to occur on their own site at threes when.Dix Avenue westbound stopped traffic would block their existing access,point on Dix. The application with traffic has been provided to ha ern f review and comment, • Site layout and utility plan—The existing site will require: connections to the electric,, water etc. for the building location and, can.ov'pies on site. The Project includes installation of on-site septic system, It, should be noted.that sewer connection is being evaluated by others and no additional information is available at this, time. • Giadingand drainage plan, Sediment and erosion control —the project as identified in the: S,WPPP will disturb about 6, acres where 4.65 is existing impervious 2.8 of this will be regraded arid,will be impery I ious, for the project andl then 1.9 ac will be regraded to pervious. he applicant hasindicated that the 22 greenhouse buildings will be rernoved and that site area is,to be regraded to pervious area. o Landscape plan—the applicant has provided a landscaping plan focused on the property line areas. This includes maple, spruce and.cedars. • Site lighting plan- The plans show the lighting scheme around the site,building and both the gas and diesel canopies. 'The overall lighting lumens show staying o�n site. The canopies guidance is,to average 10 foot candles where the site proposed ;for the diesel 391.7 avg., and the fiael is at 61.7T The board should consider requesting clarification.and discuss, as,a waiver as the foot candles,proposed are more,than the guidance. • Site details The information submitted indicates the business,is open 24 hours a day and will have freshly prepared foods as a major component of the store services, • Elevations--the applicant has included.all four elevation sides—where:the north side of the building will have a drive thru area. • Floor plans- the plans show the internal arrangement for food aisles, check out, and restrooms.-The floor plan will need to be revised to show the area with restrooms to be on,the west side of the building to be consistent with the fuel canopy locations. Pursuant to Section 17 -9-050 the Planning Board may grant waivers on its own initiative or at, the written, request of an applicant. The applicant has requested a, waiver from the design guidelines to have parking at the front of the buildhig to coincide with building layout on. .a corner, lot. in addition a waiver froni the proposed footcandle average illuinfns wlv-,re,the plains show illumens exceeds,t�he guidance,of 10 ft candies for,both canopies. Nature of Vanance Tabled 1111117. The applicant requests setback variance for the fuel canopy along Quaker road where 7 5 ft setback is required and proposed is 68 ft. In addition the applicant requests variances for the sign requirements. The applicant proposes 3 wall signs, where only 2 are allowed at 3sq 11. The main building,sign is,proposed to be'78.13 sq ft, fuel canopy sign.at 22.2 sq, ft,, and,wall sign west side of bluilding 32 sq ft. The proposed five standing,sign at '76.42 sq lit where 45 sq ft is the maximurn. allowed. Summary Application to be tabled. Meeting History, PB; Discussion 1/24/17, meeting,3X21/17; Z13A-. 3/22/17' THE North Country Office CbagKeLi 3 75 Bay Roa d,Qu ee n s bu ry, NY 12804 R: (518) 812-0513 F: (519) 812-2205 COMPAN I ES www .chazencornpanles.corn EingineetS Hudson ValValley OM ce 18,45)454-3980 Land Surveym's Capita 11 District Offi ce, (51'3),273-0055 Planners Ermkonmental Prcfessiorta6 uMndscajoe Architects March 23,2017 Mr. raig Brown Zoning Adrrulnistrator and Code Corn pliaince Officer Town of Queensbury 742 Bay Road Queensbu rv,IN ew York 12804 Delivered via email only. Craig8@'queensbury.net Re:' Fastrac Caft, 773 Quaker Road Town of Queensbary, Warren County, New York Chazen Project,#91700.11 Queensbury Ref#SP21-2,017 Dear Mr. Brown: The Chazen Companies (Chaze,n), has received a submission package from your office for the above referenced project. The applicant intends to redevelop a 7.38-acre parcel and construct a one-story building with eight gasoline fuaelin,g pump, islands and three diesel fueling pump islands. Submitted Information ind udes the following: 0 Site Maras and Deta Ils prepared by N apleirala Consulting,dated February 14, 2017; 0 Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan prepared by Napierala Consulting, dated February 15,, 2017; and 0 Cover Letter dated February 14, 2017, Request of a Waiver of Plan Requirements, Short EAF, Site Plan Review Application and Traffic Impact Study dated FebruM 2017, You r office has requested that we lim it amour review to the design of stoirm, water system and Traffic Impact Study as It relates to complianoe to local, state or relevant codes and regulations. used upon ower review, Chaze n offers the following comments for the Town's co nsiderat to m- Stormwater Management&Erosion and Sediment Controk L Section 179-6-080 of the Town Code, states, that stormwater drainage plans shall analyze the impacts of a project using at least a 50-year return Interval storm with regards to both runoff rate and volume for commercial prajects. The Applicant shall provide analysis which, demonstrates that this requirement has been,met. 2The Stormwate r(Pollution Prevention Plan models the proposed"D ra Inage Area to Dix Ave as a single drainage area with one outlet at the same location as the existing drainage area of the same name. However,the grading shown on the.0te plan divides this drainage area into three distinct subcatchments with separate discharge points as described bellow. The applicant shall Chat-ern Cn9joleedog, faired r S'UrVeying&Lendsc-ape ArChilecture Co, D,R C. Chazen Environmerdal Services, Mc. The Chazen Compaoies,loic, Town of queengbury Fastrac,773 Quaker Rd Match 23,2017 PagE 2 revise the grading such that the dlsi harge point of this drainage area is consistent between existing and proposed conditions, or shall revise the, SW'PP'P such thait each sub-catchment is modeled as a distinct drainage area and all of the quantity provisions of the Town code and ,2015 NYS SIVIIDM are met,. ai.. The northeast portion of the drainage area 'is s1bpeld to drain towards,the 325' conitour and 324.8' spot elevation northeast of the proposed buildin& This sub-catchirnent provides minimal storage at the 324.8' spot elevation. When this storage Is exceeded, runoff seems to, discharge to the southeast and enter the stormwater management practice of the neighboring, property to the east. The applicant shall ensure that the project does not Increase storrawater discharge, rates to the neighboring property for the 110-, 50-, and X00-year storm. As commented, below, this, area also contains a stormwater hots,polt and it does not appear that the hotspot runoff is treated per NYS SM DM reqlu ireme nts,prior to discharging to,the n eighboring property. b. The northwest portion, of the drainage area is sloped to d1raini to the, 326' contour and 325.9' spot elevation at the east side of the Ipaveld area. There appear to be firnited to no Opportunities for infiltration or other means of stormwater conveyance In this location and it seems, that stormwater would accumulate on the pavement and fuel pumping Island In, this vicinity. The, applicant shall clarify their Intent for stormwater managernent at this; sub-catchiment. As comimented below, this area, also contains a stormwater hotspot and It does not appear that thelhotspot runoff Is treated per NYS, Sl OM requirements. 3. The existing contours suggest that the majority of the runoff within the "Drainage Area to Dix Ave" is concentrated in a swalle on,the east side of the site before dissipating into,shut ficyw and reaching Dix Ave.. The propolsled grading, eliminates this swaile and 'iit seems that runoff would instead remain concentrated along the length of the curb on the, east side of the drive'waiy before discharging directly to, Dix Ave. The applicant shall clarify the, means of providing safe conveyance at the discharge from the drainage area into an established storm conveyance, on, Dix Ave. 4. The applicant has proposed to meet water quiality controls per the NYS SdVw�DM through a, 25% or greater reduction, In Impervious area. in accordance with this option and the SIVIDIVI, the applicant shall grade the site to minimize runoffcontribution from new pervious area onto the, Impervious cover lie, redirect runoff from the, northern pervious area so that It does not sheet flow onto the Impervious area to,the south), 5, The applicant appears to propose disturbance over five, (5) acres at any one 'time, As such certain additlional provisions are Imposed by the SP,D,ES,Ge'neral I ermit and must be included in the SWPP,P. The applicant shall clarify Intent to disturb greater than five (S) acres, at any, one 'time Bandl add the following to the SWPPP,. a. Written authorization for disturbance over five (5) acres must be obtalned from the NYSDEC. b. Inspections are required at least twice per week with a minimum two,(2) day Separation between each, T.Qug@&WorA9179O-U-T,Qm*#n0wy-$F21-N17 foilm madkoto 4QMOOR Town of Q.ueensburyr Fasnrac,773,Quaker IRid Match 23,,Z43E' Page 3 c. Bare soils on which disturbance has temporarily or permanently ceased Shall be ,stabilized within seven (7)1 dank°,s„ d.. A phasing plan must be prepared which shows the maximum, disturbed area for each phase. 5. Detaill 4 on Sheet C1 identifies a roof leader connection to a drainage' Ip1pe however, no storm utilities,are shown on the site plan..The applicant to clarify. 7. An erosion and sedinnent control inspection and maintenance checklist is provided on page 0 of the S'! RPP and maintenance/ inspection procedures are listed in the Erosion Cointro,I Notes our Sheet -15.These lusts are inconsistent. The applicant shall revise for consistency to ensure that. these practices are properli mruaiintained for the dulrat[on of construction. S. The Applicant to depict the time of concentration flow paths on the pre and post development drainage maps. 9. In accordance wUth Section 4.11 Stormwater Hotspots of the NYS SdM1 MI, stormnnuurater runoff from, hotspots cannot be allowed to infiltrate untreated into groundwater, where it may, contaminate water, supplies. It is unclear how the site Mania� es runioff from the hotspots., It appears that runici f from the hotspots sheet flaws offsite untreated, w hlch does not cuonforrn to the req u ilremenits,of the NYS S IDMI,The Applicant,shall Irevise the design to conform to Section 4JI. 10. The Applicant to ensure thatthe area to the northwest of the gas, station to be prepared for future construction with 4"of stone is modeled as imper Ious in the HydroCAD model. 11. The Hydro AD model does not provide distinct Inflow depths as Indicated by the 5", which indicates that a time span of 5-20 hours may not be sufflcient.The Appl[cant to revise the time, span such that the full effects of the storm is realized. 12. It is ulnclear if the eastern entrance includes, a curb cut or,conveyance to the existing:drainage ditch to the east. It appears that the curb is extended to the intersection of the eastern entrance to, County route 42 that may (preclude runoff reacbing the e4sting ditch. The Applicant tua clarify„ 13. The Aplplicalnt to ciarify if the hatched areas to be de-colmpacted and cleared for futuure (projects are proposed to be graded or are proposed to match existing grade, since proposed grading Is not shown in those areas.. Tirafflhc Study Review 14. This Is a large project and the size exceeds the average sample size contallned in ITE'".s Trip,, Generation Manual The site is proposed with 22 fueling positions (16 unleaded, 6 diesel), fueling positions are the maximum number of vehicles that caro fueled at the same tune. The study bases itis trip generation on 16 fueling positions and uses ITE land Use Code (LU C), 945— 6asolfnel Station with Convenfence Mo'riiet. We disagree with this land use dles.ignatlon; rather, it ,should be defined as Land Use Code 853 — Convenience Market w'ith, Gasoline p'urrnps. The 'tl"6�IJm�'"49Rd��.9+Jay;'���,Fply.6'�-F.�y�Samsl�uar�M,��'7�DLa 1.T', �SarMlbls+T�"- 8 W�p I]'fevY7r�P MM�I��kM�LB�aNI4���p�a10����,MIW"Plwaa+Y,'�� pMg,�,.r.N�ti1;d�Cti�'kWMIbMXwn�gd.�gt4��;1�1�,_�L'b.l�¢a Town of Quil Faist rat,773,Quaker Rdl Marzft 23,,2017 Page 4 convenience market is,much larger than those under the LUC 945 designation and It sells a wide variety of goods. Additionally,the is a, current applivatiion before the Town for a Fastri Caft on Corinth Road near 11-87 IExIlt 18 and the traffic study for that project used LUC 853—Convenience Market with Gos41ne Pumps,. Using the 22 fueling positions and LUC 853 yields 365 and 420 total tirips, for the AM and PiM peaks — about double the estimates provided in the traffic study. The traffic study Should provide an analysis based on 22 fluefing positions and LUC $53.Alternatively, the applicant may present an analysis using store-specific trip rates calculated from a number of existing and s1m, flar-sized Fastralufacilities. Further, the project Includes a drivei-thru. DrIve-thrus are not typically included in this landl use and the applicant should make further adjustments to the thip generation estimates, if the drive- thru cities to,additional trips. Other service-type land uses In the Trio Generatfon Manua/ have higher trip rates,with d rIve-thrus than with o ut drive-thrus, The capacity analysis needs to uipdated based on the, comments abovie. The gap ainalysis for allowing left-turns out onto, route 254 willl also need to be revised,. Further review of the capacity anallyses,will be provided pending resolution of the above comments. 15. The folllow Ing,cornments plertaiin to,the on-site layout and dirculation: a. As noted ki Comment 1, drivel-thrus are not typical for this type of hand use. An analysis should be provided to determine if the stacking length Is suftlent for the,dlirive-thru lane to ensure that traffic will not back,-up to the site access. b. The driveways are excessively wide at 45 feet arndl 36 feet' they should be reduced to prevent the appearance,of multiple entrance and exit lanes In the event the Planning Board or Town staff have, any, quiestions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to,contact me at(518)824-192& Sincerely, Sean M. Doty, P.E.,LEED AP, CM1S4S Plrinci)pal Manager, Municipal Engineering Services cc: Su nny Sweet,Town Plain ning Office Admil nistrator Jvial emall) Laura Moore,Town Land Use Pllainner(via e- mall) W-m'- rensl�t-7.zwoonili-5P21-2017 Faimpal:ridariglis 10imker Warren County Planning Department Project Review i,ew,malnd Referral Form Reviewed! by Department on Mareb 21, 2017 Project Name: Festrac (Quaker Rd) Ownemµ. Binley Florest IDS Nud.mber. QBE'-t 7-SPR-21 County ProjectP. Mar,17-25 CurrentZoning: Cl Community: Queensbury P'roject Description, Appti ant proposes a 5,800,sq,ft convenience store with 500 20, 6,000 sub ft fuuu l canopy and a 35x58, 1,750 sq ft diesel canopy. ProJect occurs on the existing Binley property- applicant to utilize two furthest curb sluts and eliminate one that has,a split rail fence. The greenhouse se units to be removed'and area to be re-graded. l inley retail building to, be removed; made pad ready. VARIANCE: Relief is sought for canopy setback end!signs bite Location: 77 Quaker fid Tax Map Number(s)* 303.15-1-27 Staff Notes: The issues here appearto be of a local nature Involving local issues without any significant impactson County properties or resources, Staff recommends no county Impact based onthe information submitted according to the suggested,review icriteda of NYSGeneral Municipal Law Section 9 applied to the proposed project, Section 5 of Fas"ds application, Traffic Impact Analysis Summer Indicated tt°nat the report would.be submitted to the Town on or before March 1 et, however the repoft was not[IncludedStaff recommends,that the Planning Gerd review ccumplicatlons that may erne from left-hand!,turns punto Quaker Road (State Route 25 ). Local actions to date (if any): County Planning Department- NCI epartmmment-N I Local Action:/Final Disposition- 4 �'11�1 7 . / Warren County Planning,Department Duette Signed Local Official Date Signed PLEASE RETURN THIS:FORM TO,TEE 1r ARRE N COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT WIT,IHN 10 DAYS oF FINAL ACTIN' "I'awn of QueensbUry Commi,inity Development Office 742 Bay Road,, MieensbLiry, MY 12804 Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION—Table Site Plan Area Variance 17-2017 & Sign Variance 2-2017 FASTRAC MARKETS LLC Tax Map ID: 303.15-1-27 /Property Address. 773, Quaker R& /Zonin& C], MOTION TO TABLE SJTE, PLAN 17-201.7 FASTRA C' MARICErS LLC, Introduced by who moved for its adoption, seconded �y Tabled until the May 18, O17 plaruning Board meeting vAtb infonnation due by April 17, 2017. Duly adopted this 8" day of March, 2017'. by the following vote: AYES�- NOES: Phone. 51 .761 .8220 1, Fax: 518.745.4437 �j 717 Bay Ro-,id, Qtieenskixy, NY 12804 1 www.queensbury.net Site Plan 22-2017 & Special Use Permit 5-2017 220 Corinth Road Public, Hearing Scheduled SEQR Type Unlisted Draft resolution t — grant/deny site, plan special permit approval Town of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Staff Notes March 28, 2017 Site Plan 22-2017 p' TRA MARKETS, LLC Special Use Permit 5-20 17 220 Corinth Road/ l_1 —Commercial Intensive Exit 181 Wa4 SEQR Type Unlisted Material Review: application,narrative, traffic, stormwater, drawing set Parcel History, SP PZ 5 1-2416 PZ '9-2016 Hotel, DISC 2-2017, AV 18-2017, SV 3-2017 Reguested Action Planning Board review and approval f a 5,800 sq. ft- convenience store with, 152 x 517, 752 sq. & fuel canopy and,2,008 sq. ft., diesel canopy. Resolutions 1. SEQR 2. Planning Board decision Proiect Descr!Rtio Applicant proposes a 5,800 sq. ft. convenience store with 152 517, 752 sq. ft. fuel canopy and 2,008 sq. ft. diesel canopy. Project: includes clearing 2.15 acre parcel, installation of new cut on Corinth. Ro�ad, 2 new Curb cuts on private drive and other site details. Applicant proposes waivers from landscaping requirements. Project subject to CI-18 special use permit. Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 & 179-10 of the Zoning Ordinance, new commercial use shal I be subject to'planning Board review and approval. Staff Comments • Location-The project site is at, 220 Corinth Road on the west side of Pxit 18 McDonalds. • Arrangement- The project as proposed includes construction of a one- story 5, 800 sq ft convenience store with fuel service. The project also includes clearing,the 2.15 acre parcel. • Site Design- Fuel pumps with a canopy to the side of the building is also proposed with 10 fuel pumps. A diesel service:station is proposed with 3 pumps. • Building—The building is to be located 133 ft to the Corinth,Rd, property line and is compliant for setbacks. The building,will face Corinth Rd. The information indicates the building height will be 26 ft., The building is also to have a drive-thru on,the north side of the building. • Signage-The applicant proposes wall signsand free standing signs. A variance is being requested f6r the number of wall signs and the size of the free:standini 9 sign- • Site conditions-The site will be cleared and graded to accommodate the development. The site is proposed to be 79% impermeable where a vadance is requested for permeability. * Traffic-The site will have 1.0 fuel pumps (20 fueling positions). Access is planned with a new curb cut onto Corinth Rd that will. allow only right in and right out. Two additional curb cuts will. be placed along the new private drive. The site is proposed to have 39 spaces and has three spaces at the front for larger vehicles— tourist traffic (trailers/boats tow-behinds). The applicant has not included an interconnect location with the McDonald's property—Board should consider requesting interconnect. The applicant's traffic report provides,an analysis with the HA report as required for -the special use permit criteria. The report indicates that there will be: 14 additional trips. in the morning peak hour and 15, less,trips during the evening peak- hour compared to the build-out analysis in the CHA report,. The application with traffic has been provided to Chazen for review and comment. Warren Counly DYW has indicated the,applicant will be responsible for the striping per the CHA report—plans should be updated to reflect striping. * Site layout and utility plan,—The existing site will require connections to the electric,water etc for,the building locatioln and canopies on site. The project includes,connection tan '"rown sewer also. * Grading and drainage plan, Sediment and erosion.control —the project as identified in the S,'WP'PP will disturb about 2.15 5 ac., * Landscape plan—the applicant has,provided a landscaping plan maple, spruce and,hack berry noting, substitution of species dueto availability and preference:—Board should consider requesting native plantings and compliant plantings .note should be on landscape plan. Also plans, include arnixture of slu-ubs and other low level plantings for the site. * Site lighting plan- The plans show the lighting scheme around the site, building and both the gas and diesel canopies. This overall lighting,lumens show staying on site. The canopies guidance is to average 1 °fb t candles Where the site proposed for the diesel 39.,7 avg. and the fuel is, at 61.77. The boardshould consider requesting clarification and, discuss as a waiver as the foolt candles proposed are more than the guidance. Site details- Thin information submitted indicates the business, is open 24 hours a day and will have freshly prepared foods as a.major component of the store services,. Elevations—the applicant has inc:lud(.-,d all four elevation sides—where tine north side of the building will have a drive thru area. Floor plans- the plans show the internal arrangement for food, aisles, check, out, and restrooms,. The floor plan will need,to be updated,to show the west entrance: as the fuel canopy is on,the west side of the building. Pursuant to Section 179­9-050 the Plaiming and may grant waivers on its own initiative or at the written request of an, applicant. The applicant, has requested a waiver from the design guidelines to have parking at the front of the building,to direct traffic to the side of the:buildingfor fuel services, and landscape strips at Oft versus 10 ft., to adjoining private drive property. A waiver from driveway spacing staWards, for projects that are on arterial roads 330 ft per 0-100 Peak Hour T:rips where thiq proplose 40 ft and a waiver from footcandle average illurnens,exceeds 10 for both can,opic�;i. Special Use Permit Criteria- A special use permit is required as outlined in the Cl IS Section 179-10-070 for implementation of traffic improvements. Harmony with the Comprehensive Plan--Tine project site is located in the C'I-I 8 zoning district allowing commercial businesses,to seek site plan approval.. Com,patibility—the project site,area is currently seeing a trend of commercial development. Accem circulation and parking—the site development has located the fuel station to the side of the structure and as provided two access points to a private drive to utilize the lighting intersection. In addition, the applicant has restricted the direct movement on Corinth Rd access to rights in only and right out only., Infrastructure:and services—the project proposed,to connect to existing utilities in the area. Environment and natural features,—the project requires compliance with the stormwater pollution prevention plan due to the,disturbancemore than an acre. Long-term effects the applicant has,indicated the development will be part of the developing commercial corridor providing,access for travelers and residents in the area. Specific Criteria— The applicant has submitted a traffic study that has. been forwarded to the Town Designated Engineer for review and comment. The applicant has also been provided with comments, from the County,noting the striping at the west side of the intersection at Corinth and lig, Bay is to be completed as part of the, project proposed. Items below outline the criteria that is to be completed within tine,study... EIS. .All uses in the CI-1 g Zone/District. In addition to the application requirements,f or Special Use Permit as identified. in 179-10- 40 all applicants for new or modified uses in,the l:-1,8 District shall provide the following: (])A schematic plan depicting the floor area of all proposed,uses. The plan shall include a description of the planned uses utilizing the Institute,of Transportatian Engineers (ITE) Land Use Codes as contained in the latest edition of the ITE Trip Generation Manual or a similar successor publication). (2)An estimate of the trip generating characteristics,of the planned uses utilizing the note ITE:reference. Should a project not fall within an ITE Land Use Code:, documented trip generating characteristics of sufficient sample size may be substituted subject to the:approval of the Town Engineer. (3)A traffic impact analysis or traffic study) shall be prepared consistent with generally accepted industry practices (including,ITE and NYSDOT'guidelines). The NYSDOT Highway Design Manual Chapter 5 shall serve as the standard, The Town,an&or its designees may stipulate the form, scope and content of the analysis. (4)Applicants are required to comply with,the Exit 'IS Rezone [Traffic] Study dated, February 2016 as prepared by CHA in preparing the:project traffic study, as noted below in Subsection(4)Lw), (!?I and Uc . Applicants are subject to the following conditions: (a)Access to Big Boom Road,,Big flay.Road, Main Street, Corinth Road and impacts to roadways shall be provided consistent with the Exit 18 Rezone [Traffic] Study. (b)Site specific access and intersection improvements as described in the Exit 18 Rezone study shall be completed by individualapplicants where the project is contributing traffic to an affected intersection. The Town's Engineer shall advise the Planning Board, during its review process andbefore it issues any approvals, about which improvements the applicant should be required to construct. (c Where the trip generating characteristics of a proposed project exceed these contemplated and examined in the Exit IS Rezone [Traffic] Study, the project applicant may be required'to reduce the size or scale of the project so as to reduce the trip generating characteristics of the project. : 3- (5)The Town may utilize a developer's agreement to memorialize the conditions of approval. The purpose of ,such development agreement shall be to,establish,, in writing and .for the benefit of both parties, the specific parameters,, conditions and requirements of the approval which has been granted by the Planning Board and upon which the applicant may rely in proceeding to arrange! the financing and constniction of the planned development, including any public improvern,ents and/or land dedications, required in connection therewith. Nature of Variance Permeability variance was granted 3/22117,The applicant requests,variance for penneability where 301N) is required and project proposed to have 21%,. Vigra Variance wastAled to May 'I Smeeting In, addition the applicant requests variances for the sign requirements. The applicant proposes 3 wall signs where only I is allowed at 30 sq ft. or two wall s,ipis no largtrthan 30 sq ft total). The main building sign is proposed to,be 7&13 sq ft,, fuel canopy sign at 22.2 sq it, and wall sign west side of'building 32 sq 11. The proposed free standing sign at 76,42 sq ft where 45 sq ft is,the maximum allowed. Summa The applicant has,completed a site plan review application for the construction of a new convenience store with fuel and drive-thru along with associated site work. The board ma consider further discussion.on lighting, curb cut distance to McDonalds, vehicular interconnect with McDonalds, and consistency with CHA traffic., Meeting HisLoM PB dis,cussion 1/24/17, meeting ,3/21/17,, ZBA 3/22/17 THE N'orth Country Pffice zm 375 Bay Road,,Queensbury, NIY' 12804 P: (518),812-0513 F: (518) 812-2205 COMPANIES www.chazencompanies.com 'ffvh�10 Engineers Hudson Valley Office (845)454-3,980, L,and Surveyors Capital Distflict Office (5181273-0055 Planners Envkonrneoal Professionals Landsrape Architects March 23,2017 Mr.Cra IS Brown Zoning Administrator and Code Compliance Officer Town of, Q,ueensbury, 742 Bay Road Queeirtsbury, New York 12804 Delivered via aimall only: CraigBi]2due ensbuU.net Re: Fastroc Caft,2'20 Corinth Road Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York Chazen Project#9170012 Queensbury Ref#SP22-2017 Dear Mr. Brown., The Cfiiazi�n Companies (Chazen) has received a submission package from your office for the above referenced project. The applicant intends to develop a, 1. -ache parcell and construct a oin,e-story building with ten gasoline fueling pump islands and three diesel fueling, pump islands, (26 fueling positions).Submitted Information includes the following- Site Plans and IDetalls prepared by Naplierala Consuldirig,dated February 14, 2017, Stoirm,water Pollution Prevention Plan prepared by Napierala Consulting, dated February 15, 2017;and Cover Letter dated February 14, 2017, Request of as Waiver of Plan Requirements, Short EAF, Site Plain Review Application, Special Use Permit Narrative, and Traffic impact Study dated February 2017, Your office has requested that we limit our review to the design of stormwater system and Traffic Impact Study, as It relates to compliance to local, state, or relevant codes and regulations. Based upon our review, Chazen offers the fbilowi ng,comments for the Town's consideration,: Stormwater Management&(Erosion and Sediment Controll: 1. Section 179-6-080 of the Town Code, states that storm titer drainage plans shalli analyze the Impacts of a project using at least a 50-year return !interval storm with regards, to both runoff rate and volume for commercial projects. It Is noted that the stormwater management practices proposed for the site have been designed to fully infiltrate runoff from the, 100-year return interval storm. The App1licant shall provide discussion/50-YR analysis in the SWPPP which demonstrates,that the Town Code requirement has been met. Chazen Engineefing. Land Surverying&Lan&cape Archifacfure Co-,D.P.C- Chazen Environmental +e ccs, tncw The Chazen Companies,,Inc. Town of Queevisr ury Fastrm,220 Co6inth Rd Maich 15,,2017 Page 2 2. The existing topography shown on, Shtet C-3 Is not consistent with existing topography shown on other sheets In the sate plain set,The a p pl icant to clarify. 3. Inconsistencies were noted with the proposed grading shown on Sheet C-6i. The proposed grading does, not appear ,to tie into existing topography at the 200' contour on Corinth Roadl, and one contour that dlepicts, the general grade of the site Is labeled in sornie locations as 201' and In other llocat ions,as 202%the applicant to clairify and e n[su re that the proposed g rad Ing plan is consistent and constructible. 4, The applicant proposes to provide qua lity a nd quantity controls fora majority of the slite's,runoff through use of an existing shared Infiltration basin located north of the project site with, conveyance provided through existing roadside ditches. A plan of the roadside ditches and the infiltration basin shall be provided to the Town for review which shows all elevations, dimensions,and overflows. 5. It does not appear that diii were provided fair the sand filter, pretreatment, sand filter, or underground infiltration practice. The applicant shall add details for all proposed post- construction stormwater management practices that Include dimensions,, material specifications and instailfation details. 6. The bioretentio n area is to receive runoff'frorn the stormwater hots pots, Section 6.4 (page 6-57) of the Nye, SMDM states that bloretention areas, can accept stormwater hotsplots, but requires ands Impermeable fineri, The bloretention detaill dies not depict the impermeable liner; the Applicant to revise accordingly, 7. The proposed condition watershed map Is not labeled and does not showy time of concentration flows paths,The Applicant to r evise accordingly. 8, The plan does not indicate a connection between the sand filter and underground infiltration c�hiaimber,The applicant to clarity. 9. The SWPPP Indicates than an overflowi has been, provided for the bloretention area which shall )droit ponding to a height of 6 inches. This overflow is not shown on the pillan. The applicant to clairiN, 10„ Soill testing, is required for the proposed billoretentpon area, sand filter, and underground infiltration practice to confirm that. NYS SM design parameters are met with respect to separation from, groundwater, soil type, and infiltration rates. The, applicant shiall perform and submit applicable soil testing. 11. The NYS,SMD M describes, pretreatment requirements for biloretention areas. The appilicant has proposed a direct pipled connectionto the bilor8tantion, area and does not appear to provide required pretreatment.The applicant to cllairify. U The NYS SM,DA requ ires a planting soil bled depth of 4 feet.The bioretention(liter cross section shown on Detal 115,Sheet C-15 indicates a planting soil depth of 30";the applicant to,clam '. T.QuicamburA917N.12-T.QAanshury Markis(Cdrinih 4*wx Tcwnot Queensbury Fawn,220 Corlptim Rd march 15,2017 P,aig,e 3 13. Section 6.3.6 of the NIPS S,MlDM states that Infiltration designs should include dewatering methods in the event of fail Te;the applicant to clarify if dewatering methods are proposed. 14. The applicant shall revise the S�WPPP to, include a dliscussion, of the function of the proposed stormwater management system in frozen conditions with, consideration given, to, the INYS SM DM's cold c1lim ate d esign gu 4arce for the chosen practices. 15. A legally bindling and enforceable maintenance agreement may tie execuiteld between the facility owner and the Town ensuring that proper maintenance measures wifll be implemented for all proposed storm water management practilces, as, specified in Town code seaJon IA7-10.1) If the Town chooses. A draft of this, agreement shoui1d be provided to the Town for review and shall be included in the SW PPP. a. It is noted that the applicant proposes use of an existing regional Infiltration practice to, provide quantIty,and quialiity controts for much of the site's runoff and has indicated that a storm water conveyance and quantity mitigation, easement will be developed. The, appHcant shall identify any pre-existing maintenance agreements in place for these practices andinclude those in the SWP,PP. If an existing maintenance agreement is not in place for these facilities, one shall be developed as part of this project as described above., 1& The SWPRP indicates that an archeological Investigation was performed for the site as, part of the neighboring Switch Cc, project andl It was, determined that construction activities would not have an adverse Imipact on archeologicall resiources. Per the requirements of the SPDES General Permit,, documentation to this effect, must be included in the S'WPPP., The, applicant shaill revise the SWPP'P to includesuch documentation. 17. The WPPP Includes a discussion cyf potential impacts to threatened and endangered species and concludes that tree clearing il'il have to be limited to certain, times of the year to protect Northern Long Eared Rats and the Indiana Rat. The applicant shall add the tree clearing requ iireme nts,to,the site phaco. 18. An erosion and sediment control Inspection and maintenance check.111st is provided on page 30 of the WPPP and maintenance / inspection procedures are listed in the Erosion Control, Notes on Sheet C-15. These lists are Inconsistent. The applicant shall revisefor conslstenq to ensure that these practices are,properly maintained for the duration of construction. 19. The NYS SMDM indicates that infiltration practices, must be protected from sedimentation and compaction cluning construction to function as designed. The applicant shall clarify how the proposed infiltration practice w,ill be protected during construction. 20.. 'The HydroCAD model does; not provide distinct inflow depths as, indicated by the ">", which indicates that a time span, of 5-20, hours may not be sufficient. The Applicant to revise the time span such that the,full effects of the,storm is realized. T. IlilydreoCAD model pond 6P "Underground Storage" accepts, runoff from the site's hotspots., As indicated on the grading, and drainage plan, the hotspot runoff is conveyed to a bloretention Turn i of Queensibury Fastirat,220 CnAnOi Rd March 15,2017 Page 4 area, underground Saiind filter,and underground Infiltration chambers,. Pond 6P [n the HydroCAD model does not appear to, match the draiinage pllan., The Applicant to revise the HydroCAD micidel' to match the drainage plan. A more fici review call the WQv J RRv, and pretreatment requirements will.occuir once the HydroCAD model matches the drainage plan, 22. The Applicant shiaill revise the HydroCAD model to include alil proposedl drainage features (i.e. catch basins and pipes.). 23. It is difficult to discern due to the, post-development drainage map not having. labels, the Applicant to clarify iif Pori infiltration Basin is the existing large ]infiltration basin constructed during,the Swit,chco development. The stage storage, Information for the, Infilitrabon basin does not match the stage storage Information in 5ohler"s HydroCAD model for witch u. The Applicant to,clarify, 24. The subcatchment at Corinth ii based on the exMilng topography, appears, to require revision portions,of the,road would be tributary to the site.Applicant to revise/clarify. 2.5.. The proposed Hyd'rokD model depicts the proposed nonhot spot 5ubcatchment as the only tributary area to the road side ditch. However, the access road runoff, for the Switchco,project, also contributes to the roadside ditch.The Applicant to revise the Hyd1roCAD model accordingly and coordinate with 13ohler Engineering as necessary. Traffic ImpW Study* 26. There are, a nuirnbler of text mistakes in the narrative amid tables,that should Ibe corrected for an a ccu rate record icupy for the filers �I.e., reversed d istribut lon percentages, w ronig town, different project sizes,figure titles,etc.), 27, This Is a large project and the size, exceeds the average sample size contained in ITE's Trip Generation, Manual, The site Is proposed at 5,800 square feet (Sf) with 26 fueling positions; fuelling positions are the maximurni inumber olf vehicles that can fueled at the same time. The study bases its trip generation on the 5,800 SF for a total of 238 and 296 trips in,the AM and PM peak hours, respectively. However, using the 26 fueling positions yields 431 and 4196 total trips fb,r the AM aindl PM peaks —a signi int differtmice 1 n the estimates. The traffic stuidy show Id provide an analysis based on fueling positions. Further,this amount of traffic exceeds the,voluiraes for Parcel A ire the Rezone Study su ch,that add itiona I intersections,will need to be Ind adedi In'the traffic study, ,Alternat lively, the applicant many present an analysis for comparlson purposes, using store- s pec1f lic trip rates calculated from a, niu mber of existing and s lim lar-sized Fastrac facilities wh lich are also located adjacent to Interstate high `ays. Further,, the project includes a driive-thru. Drive-thrus,are not typically incluided in this land use and the appilicant should make further adjuis,tme�nts to the trip generation estimates if the drive- thru contributes to, addit lo nial t rips., Other service-type land uses, in,the Trip Generation an,ual have,h i,gher trip rates with d rive-th rus thain without d rivei T,GAminw burr%9UM.17-T�Q4.9@ftV4.rV-3PX2,2D17 Now.MaAkets Iculmh Town,of Queensbury Fa5trx 220 Carinth Rd March wS,20117 Pang 5 ,g.. It is not apparent what "other" developments are Included In the 20,20 Build traffic forecasts. The study silneuuuld list them and showy their volumes on a figure.. 29. The Private Drive to Corinth Road will be built in, phases and the analysis includles a! single lain- for the Private Drive approach and the eastbound left-turn lane on Corinth Road l which are currently under construction for the adjacent hotel) project. The capacity analysis should also include alll phases of the construction to verify the appropriate timing off'the builld-o ut of the additional irnprovernents to the intersection„ especially gWen the difference In trips in Commient 2. 301. The level of service results show a queue length of nearly 300,feet for the southbound Private Drive movement at the Corinth R,oald/ ig IRay Road intersection. This extends past the exit lane at the souithern site driveway such that left-turns, exiting the site w'illl be unable to exit, or they may be stopped across the northbound lane. The exit lane is proposed to be about 0 feet from the stop line at the Intersection. Left-turns exiting the site should be prohibited at this location. 1. Further review of the capacity analyses will be provided pending resolution of the above comments. 3Z The following comments pertalin tothe on-site layout and circulation: a. The re are three anglled parking s paces in,the front of the.store that are presurnably for large vehicles vehicle paths in/out of the spaces should be shown on the plan to ensure that large vehicle,access can be adequately pirovidledl. b. Plan C-4, Neighborhood Plan, shows,a dimension of 34.7 feet from the eastern edge of the building to,the property lune. How much width is to be provided for the side-by-side drive- thru lane and the pass-by lame, and is it enough to adequately accommodate both lanes? c., s noted in Comment 2,„ drive-thrus are not typical for this type of Bandl use. An ana,lysis should be provided to determine if the stacking Ilength, is suuffIdent for the dlriwre-thru.0 lane to ensure that traffic will not back-up to the site access. d. "vehicle paths to access, the diesel) fuueling stations should be shown on the plan to ensure that Ingress and egress can be,adequately provided{, especiallly considering what appears,to be a narrow path ffor the pass-by lane adjacent to the dlrivre-thru lane. e. There, its a bypass lame ad acent to the diesel fuelling pumps — how will vehicles, access the lane when, the adjacent parking lanes are occupied? Also, it appears that when fueling', a large truck could brierck access to the lane as well, ff. For good access management practice, the site should allow for provisions for a cross connection to the adjacent property to the east. Parking spaces at the rear of site will preclude this. g. Is there a rear access to the store for patrons that use the rear parking spaces' If not,,what is the walking path to the front of the st re?'Through the drive-thru route? �Y9�wmkecls�f91PG14�S'Af 'q.17WfkWt�-T'..CUa rb4alil"W"MAa� '�,A�-T,PotemsbM,�P'22,201.7'Faisln¢McActs IC36niWM mr¢fl"kL9P "hPY !wwd1r�074�,k'F�Ckra.^li 1rv�'h, ,4m!@T N�43,,,t1.r9',e : Taw n of Queensbury Fastf ac�220 Corinth Rd March 1�,2017 P,age 6 33, Conclusions of the Exit 1,8 Rezone Study include the need to provide a mieans, to equitably allocate the, costs,for funding roadway improvements, with, devellopers and property owners in this area., It is recommended that the Town Initiate negatiations with the project applicant to, establish an agreement to be' in to collect the funds fear the Improvements, In the event the Planning Board or Town staff have any,questions,or require additional information, please,do not hesitate to contact me at (518)824-192E Sincerely,5ean M. IDoty,, P.,E., LEEAP, CMS4S Principal Manager, Municipal Engineering Services cc. Su n ny Sweet,,Town Planning Office Adm i nistrator(via emai 11) Laura Moore,Town Land Use Planner�Vla e'-mall) File M-li 1179�AIVGGAM-T T.Q' sbury-SK2.M7 FuWa4 Markaft(coriffv, E-MAILED Warren, County Planning Department 14w'J(uur17- 6 Project Review and ReferralForm Reviewed by Department on,Marsh 21, 2017 Project Name: Fastrac (Corinth Rd) lOwner- Merry Audi„ itchom LLC ID Number. 0BY- Ply-t t22 County Project. Mart7-26 Current ming: l-18 Community: Queensbury Project Description: Applicant proposes a 5,800 sq fit comer ienuce store Wth U 52x51 „752 sq ft fuel canopy and 2,008 sq,ft diesel canopy. Project includes clearing 2A 5 acre parcel, installation of new cuut on Corinth Pd, 2 new curb cuts on private drive and other site details. Applicant proposes waivers,from landscaping requirements, Project subject to l-'1 b special use permit. VARIANCE Relief is sought for permeability an possible curb ciA distance and signs. Site Location: 0 Corinth Rd 'Tax Mail Number(s): 309.13-1-35 Staff Notes; The Issues here appeartto be of e local'nature involving local issues without any significant impactson County iproperties or,resources.Staff recommends no county impact based onttue information submitted according to the suggested review criteria of NYSGenerel Municipal Law Section 239 applied to the proposed project;. Local actions to date(cif'any)e County Planning Department: � II Local Action: fun i Disposition: V21/20,17 Warren County Planning Department late Signed Local Official Date Signed PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO,THE WARREN COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT WT1°lii N 10DAYS OF FINAL ACTION 28,04 ow Town of Queensbury Planning Board SEQR RESOLUTION—Grant Positive or Negative Declaration Site Plan 22-2017 & Special Use Permit 5-2017 FAST RAC MARKETS, LLC Tax Map ID- 309.13 4-3 5 /Property Address. 220 Corinth Road/Zoning- C 1-1 The applicant proposes a 5,800 sq. ft. convenience store with 152 x 517, 752 sq. ft. fuel canopy and 2,008 sq. ft,. diesel canopy. Project includes, clearing 2.1.5 acre parcel, installation of new cut on Corinth Road, 2 new curb, cuts on private drive and other site details. Applicant proposes, waiversfrom landscaping requirements. Project subj ect to 1-1g special use permit. Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 & 179-10 of the Zoning Ordinance, new commercial use s,hal I be subject to Planning Board review and.approval, The Planning Board has determined that the proposed project and Planning Board action is subject to review under the State Environmental Quality Review Act; The proposed action considered by this Board is Unlisted in the Department of Environmental Conservation, Regulations implementing the State Environmental Quality Review Act and the regulations of the Town of Queensbury; No Federal or other agencies are involved; Part I of the Lo EA has been completed b, the applicant; y Upon review of the information recorded on this IAP', it is the conclusion of the Town of Queensbury Planning Board as lead agency that dais project will result in no significant adverse impacts on the environment., and, therefore, an environmental impact statement need not be prepared. Accordingly, th�is negative declaration is issued. MOTION TO GRANT A POSITIVE DECLARATION OR NEGATIVE DECLARATION FQR,ITE PLAN ,22-2017 &.SPECIAL USE, PERMIT 5-2017 FASTRAC MARKETS3 LLC,, Introduced by who moved,for its adoption. As per the resolution prepared by staff. 1. Part II of the Long EAF has,been reviewed and completed by the Planning Board., 2. Part HI of the Long:EAP'has,been reviewed and completed by the Planning Board. Or Part III of the Long EAF' is not necessary because the Planning, Board did not identify potentially moderate to large impacts. Duty adopted this 2,8fi day of March, 17 by the following vote: AYES. NOES: Phq)im; 5 a8,7'61 AR220� Fax, 518.7 4 .44,37 t 747 Bay Raud, QkwcriMniry.NY 12804 2 11 a v 11 1�'I Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION—Grant/Deny Site Plan Approval Site Plan 22,-2017',& Special 'Use Permit 5-2017 FA TRA MARKETS, LLC Tax Map ID: 309.13-1-35 /Property Address: 22,0 Corinth Rd. /Zoning: 1-1 The applicant has submitted an application to the Planning, Board-, Applicant proposes a 5,800 sq. convenience store with 152 x 517, 752 sq. ft. fuel canopy and 2,008 sq. ft. diesel canopy. Project includes clearing 2.15 acre parcel, installation of new cut on Corinth Road,,, 2 new curb cuts on private drive and other site details. Applicant proposes waivers from landscaping requirements. Project subject to C1-1 ' spechil use permit. Pursuant to Chapter 179-3-040 & 179-10 of the Zoning Ordinance, new commercial use shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Pursuant, to relevant sections of the Town of Queensbury Zoning Code-Chapter 179-9-080, the Planning Board has determined that this proposal satisfies the requirements as, stated in the Zoning Code; As required by General Municipal Law Section 239-rn the site plan application was referred to the Warren County Planning Department for its recommendation; The Planning Board Inas reviewed the potential environmental impacts of the: project, pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) and adopted a SEQRA Negative Declaration—Determination of Non-Significance The Planning Board opened a public bearing on the Site plan application on 03/2812017 and continued the public hearing to 03/28/2017,whenit was closed, The, Planning Board has reviewed, the application materials submitted by the applicant and all comments made at the public hearing,and submitted in writing through and including 03/28/2017'; The Planning Board, determines that the application complies, with the review considerations and standards set forth in Article 9 of the Zoning Ordinance:for Site Plan approval, MOTION 'TO APPROVE / DISAPPROVE SITE PLAN 22-201,7 & SPECIALUSE PERMIT 5-2017 FASLMARKETS, LLC, Introduced by who moved for its adoption. According to,the draft resolution prepared by Staff with tbefollowing: 1) Waivers requested granted/denied; 2. Adherence to the items outlined.in the follow-up letter sent with this resolution. a) The limits of clearing will constitute a no-cut buffer zone, orange, construction fencing shall be installed around these areas and field verified by Community Development staff; b) if applicable, the Sanitary Sewer connection plan must be submitted to the Wastewater' Department for its, review, approval,permitting and inspection, Page I of�2 Phonen-. 518,7614ZZO I Fax: 51,6345.4437 '742 Bay Road, Qu�ensbury.NY 12804 iwww.,quee,nsbur,y,.net c), If curb cuts are being added or ctianged a driveway permit is required, A building permit will not be issued until the approved driveway permit has been provided to the Planning Office; d) If application was refrred to engineering then Engineenng s I ign-off required pnor to signature of Zoning Administrator of the approved plans; e) Final approved plans shouldhave dimensions and setbacks noted on the site plan/survey, floor plans and elevation .for the existing rooms and proposed rooms in the building and site improvements;- �f) If required, the applicant must submit a copy of the following to,the Town- a. The,project NO1 (Notice of hitent) for coverage under the current "NYSDEC SPDES General Permit fTom Construction Activity" prior,to the start of any site work. b. The project NOT (Notice of Termination) upon completion of the: project; c. The applicant must maintain on,their project site, for review by staff. i. 'The approved final plans that,have been stamped by the Town Zoning Administratot. These:plans must.include the project SWPPP (S,torm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) when such a plan was prepared and approve-d; H. The project NOI and proof of coverage under the current NYSDEC SPDES General Permit, or an individual SPDE S permit issued for the project ifreq:uired. g) Final approved plans, in compliance with the Site Plan, must be subinitted to the Community Development Department before any further review by the Zoning Administrator or Building and Codes,personnel; h,) The applicant must meet with Staff after approval and prior to issuance of Building Permit and/or the beginning of any site work; i), Subsequent issuance of further permits, including building permits is deperident on compliance with this and all other conditions of this resolution, J) As-built plans to certify that the site plan is de:velopedaccording to the approved plans,to be provided prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy. In This resolution is,to be placed in its,entirety on the final plans, Duly adopted this 2 8"' day of March, 2017 by the following vote: AYES: NOES- Page 2 of�2 Phoni�. 518.761.8220 � Fax., 518-:745-44,37 j 742 Bq Road,Qjeensb,ury, NY 128,04 Q www.queensbury,net Site Plan -2017 @ 15 Fusco Avenue 685 Sherman Avenue Public Hearing Scheduled SEAR Type Unlisted Draft" resolution great/deny site elan approval, Town of Queensbury Planning Roard Community Development Department Staff Notes et March 28,2017 Site Plan 1,9-2017 CAROL PERKINS d/b/a.RAYS SALVAGE 1,5 Pasco Ave. &, 68.5 Sherman Ave, I MD.R-Moderate,Density Residential Ward 4 SEQR Type Unlisted Material Review: narrative, application,proposed site plan, usevariance build,ou,t Parcel History: AV 5-1q, 19'99 Comm,. Bldg. 1,380 sf, UV 2-2017 Reguested Action Planning Board review and approval to place a.40 x 80 metal building for office and salvage building. Resotations 1. SEQR 2. Planning Board decision Project Description Applicant proposes to place a 40 x 80 metal building for office and salvage building. The bui,lding office area 1,200 sq. ft,, the remaining to be used fdr auto salvage. The previous 1,,411 sq. ft., building burned in May 20,16. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 of the Zoning Ordinance, expansion of a non-conform�ing structure shall be subject to Planning,Board review and approval. Staff Comments 6 Location-project occurs at 15 Pasco Avenue,main, entrance:. * Arrangement-The applicant has indicated the previous building was destroyed by fire. The previous building was primarily an office area. 'The new building will be located in,a compliant location on the site. 0 Site Design- 717he piqject is an expansion of the salvage yard operation with a new 3,2W sq ft building. The building,will use 2000 sq� for interior auto salvage and the remaining 1200 sq ft for office arm This is to replace a 1411 sq ft building,that was destroyed by fire. Some alteration to the entrance area for access to, the new building and salvage yard is shown on the plans. The entrance area will also contain parking along the north and soutb property lines and additional landscaping., The applicant intends to remove 7 of the existing,site:containers.. The board may have further discussion on site screeningfiencing of the site. 0 Building-The building is,to be:a metal building 16 -ft at eaves with an overhead,, door at the rear near the salvage yard. The front of the building will have employee entrance doors for access to the of area. The building will have eave trenches to accommodate stormwater from the building. The existing,building was 1411 sq ft and the new building to be 3,200 sq ft. The applicant intends to remove 2093, sq ft of storage buildings-trailers/sheds, The existing site had 4942 sf s,torage sheds/trailers for a total site of 6353 sq ft inclusive of building that was,destroyed. The site will have 3,200 sq ft new building and 2849 sq ft,of storage buildings for a total of 6049 sq ft on the site. The storage building information clarifies the existing and proposed.site conditions with external buildings on the site. The board may haveffirther discussion on location of the s,torage/shed units to remain. • Signage-no signage proposed at the:time of application • Traffic- 17 parking spaces are provided and detailed on the site plan at the mainentrance area on Pasco Avenue., • Site plan.overall —The project is, subject to, site plan,review for the location of the new building andis subject to a use variance as salvage yards are,not an allowed use in the MDR zone. • Site layout:and utility plan, Grading and drainage plan, Sediment and erosion control, landscape plan —modifications to the main entrance area are proposed for the new parking, landscaping and new buildingm o Elevations—the: building elevations,are provided showing,the location of the doors and windows, a Floor plans, the applicant has indicated the:front part of the building will be an office area and the rear part of the building,an interior salvage operation. Pursuant to Section 179-9-050, the Planning Board may grant waivers, on, its own initiative or at the written request of an applicant. The application form. identified as "'Requireme:nts"' outlines the items to, appear on the site plan or included as, attachments. At, the time: of application the applicant has either requested waivers, indicated the: item not applicable or has not addressed the item/ left check box blank. This includes the follow items listed under Requirements of the applicant's application: g. site lighting, h. signage, j. stormwater, k. topography, 1. landscaping, n traffic, o, commercial alterations/ construction details, p floor plans, qk soil logs, r. construction/demolition disposal s, snow removal, Nature of Variance Variance granted 3/22117. The applicant is requesting relief from.the MDR zone:to,allow a salvage yard to, remain, The applicant has provided the information for a,use variance; Whether the applicant cannot realize a reasonable return, provided,that return is, substantial as demonstrated by competent financial evidence, Whether the alleged hardship relating to the propetly in question is unique, and does,not apply to a substantial portion of the district or neighborhood, Whether the proposed variance will alter the essential character of the neighborhood, 'M-tether the alleged difficulty was self-'ereated. The project triggers the use variance as the applicant's new building is not in the same location or the same size as the building that was lost due to fire. Surnmary The applicant has,cornpleted a site plan review application for the expansion of an existing salvage yard -with a new 40X80 sq ft building. 'The board may consider further discussion, on site screening fencing and shed/storage unit locations or number. 11 lRgtin1 Histo : PB: 3121/17; ZBA: 3�/22/17 ....y 7-; Town of Queensbury Planning Board SEQR RESOLUTION—Grant Positive or Negative Declaration Site Plan 19-2017 CAROL PERKINS d/b/a RAYS SALVAGE Tax Map ITS: 301.19'-1-1 ,-5 /Property Address: 15 Pasco Avenue& 685 Sherman Avenue Zoning: MDR, The applicant proposes, to place a 40 x 80 metal building for office and sa1vage building. The building office area 1,200 sq, ft., the remaining to be used,for auto salvage. The previous 1,411 sq ft. building,burned in May 2016. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-01 of the Zoning Ordinance, expansion of a non-conforming structure: shall. be subject to Planning Board review and approval. T'he Planning Board has determined that the proposed project and Planning Board action is subject to review under the State Environmental.Quality Review.Act; The proposed action considered by this Board is Unlisted in the Department of Environmental Conservation Regulations implementing the State Environmental, Quality Review Act and the regulations of the: Town of Queensbury; No Federal or other agencies are involved; Part I of the Short.EAF has been completed by the applicant; LJpon review of the information recorded on this EAF, it is the conclusion of the Town of Queensbury Planning Board as lead agency, that this project will result in no significant adverse: impacts on the environment, and, therefore, an environmental impact statement need not be prepared. Accordingly, this negative declaration is issued. MOTION' TO GRANT A POSITIVE DECLARATION OR NEGATIVE DECLARATIQN FOR SITE PLAN 19-2017 CAROL PERKINS d/b/a RAY'5 .ail JLVAGE, Introduced by _ who moved for its adoption. As per the resolution prepared, by staff, L Part II of the Short EAF has been.reviewed and,completed by the Planning Board. 2 Part III of the Short EAF has been reviewed, and completed by the Planning Board. Or Part III of the Short EAF is not necessary because the Planning Board, did not identify potentially moderate to large impacts. Duly adopted this 28b day of March, 2017 by the following vote: AYE, : NOES: Phone: 18-761,8220 1 1n- 51&745,4437 � 742 Bay Road, Queensbury. NY 12904 1 ('001FIUM 0 IN, 04U C10I)II)CM I flk:' v I I L 1_ u Cc R I s h k I ry Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION -Grxnt /Deny Site Plan Approval Site Plan 19-2017CAROL PTNS d/b/a RAY'S SALVAGE Tax Map ID: 01.19-1-1, , -5 / Property Address: 15 Pasco Avenue & 685 Sherman.Avenue,/Zoning; MDR The applicant has submitted an application to the Planning Board for Site Plan approval pursuant to Article 9 of the Town zoning Ordinance for: Applicant proposes to place a 40 x 80 metal building for office and salvage building. The building office: area 1,200 sq. ft., the remaining to be used for auto salvage:. The previous 1,411 sq, . building 'burned in May 2016. Pursuant to Chapter 179-13-010 of the Zoning Ordinance, expansion,oa non-conforming structure shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval. Pursuant to relevant sections of the, Town of Queensbury Zoning Code-Chapter 179-9-080, the Planning Roard has determined that this proposal satisfies the requirements as stated in the Zoning Code; As required ben,eral Municipal Law Section 239-m the site plan application, was referred to the Warren County Planning Department for its recommendation; The Planning Board has reviewed the potential environmental impacts, of the project, pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEARA) and adopted a SEQRA Negative: Declaration- 1 ination of Non-Significance The Planning Board opened a public hearing on the Site plan application on 03/28/2017 and continued the public hearing-to 03/21/2017,when it was closed, The Planning Board has reviewed the application materials submitted by the applicant and all comments made at the public hearing and submitted in writing through and including 03/28/2017; The Planning Board determines that the application Complies with the review considerations and, standards set forth in,Article 9 of the Zoning Ordinance for Site Plan approval, MOTION TO APPROVE / DISAPPROVE ,SITL, PLAN 19-2017 CAROL, P d/b/a RAVS SALVAGE; Introduced by -who moved for its adoption; Per the draft provided by staffconditioned upon the following conditions.: 1) Waivers request gLan ged/denied: 2) Adherence to the items outlined in the follow-up,letter sent with this resolution. a) If application was referred to engineering, thenengineering sign-off required prior to signature, of Zoning Administrator oaf'the approved plans; b) Final approved plans should have dimensions and setbacks noted on the site plan/survey, floor plans and elevation for the existing rooms and proposed,rooms in the building and site improvements, Final approved plans, in compliance with the Site:Plan, must be submitted to the Community Development Department before,any further review by the Zoning Administrator or Building and Codes personnel; Pagel ON Phone, 518,761.82ZO,jFax., 518.745,4437 1742 Bay Road. Quoensbury, NY 128Wwww,,queensbury.net d) The applicant must meet with Staff after approval and prior to issuance, of Building Permit and/or the beginning ofany site work; e), Subsequent issuance of further permits, including,building permits is dependent on compliancwith this and all other conditions of this resolution; f) As,buift plans tcertify that the she plan, is developed according to the,approved plans to be provided prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy; g) Resolution to be placed on final plans,in its entirety and legible. Duly adopted this 281th day of March, 2017 by the f6lImAng vote: AYES: NOES: Pag, of 2 Phone: 163V,8220 I Fax 518.745.44371742 Say Road, Queensbury, NY' 128,014 www,queensburv,net Site Flan -2017 & Special Use Permit 3-201 94 Ash, Drive Public Hearing Scheduled SEQR, Type 11 Draft resolution _ gram/deny site, pian & special use permit approvail, Town of Queensbury Planning Board Community Development Department Staff Notes et March 2 ll, 20 17 Site Plan 17-2017 HILLI ARD, 'TYRER, LYON & CERNY Special Use Permit 3-2017 94 Ash.Drive/ WR—Waterfront'Residential, I Ward I SEQR Type 11 Material Review: application, special, use permit criteria -class a marina requirements, photos, tenant map, dock and path information Parcel History. AV 23-2014, SP 21-2014 Res. & Septic Alterations, AV 1 -2017 geAuested Action Planning Board review and approval to install a,40' x 4' dock and a pathway from Ash Drive to dock location. Resolutions 1. Planning Board decision. 2. SEQR Pr2ject,Deseription Applicant proposes to install a 40' x 4' dock and a pathway from Ash Drive to dock location. Project is considered a Class A marina, as dock is for more than one owner — a total of four. Project is part of a court order for property owner to install. Pursuant to Chapter 179-1 -040 of the Zoning,Ordinance, Class A marinas shall be subject to Planning Board review and approval., Staff Comments o Location-The project,site is at 4 Ash.Drive off of Glen Lake Rd., e Arrangement-The project includes the development of a path from the ash drive area to the shoreline area then the removable dock willbe placed in,the water at a precise location. 0 Site Design- The applicant has indicated the path is to be a 4 ft wide grass path the follows the property line from she Dr to the shoreline. There is to be a new privacy fence along the cast side of the path that is to be 125 +/- ft in length and provides screening to the buildings on the property. The applicant has explained the removable dock placem, ent is on the existing concrete retaining wall at the shoreline. The applicant has included photos showing the previous dock and the arrangement in water and out of water., o Site plan overall—The project installing a foot path and placement of the removable dock are part of a court order. The proj=t includes plantings and a privacy fence4 Pursuant' to Section 179-9-050 the Planning Board may grant waivers on its own initiative or at the written request of an applicant. The application form identified as, "Requirements" outlines the items to appear on the site plan or included as, attachments. At the time of application the applicant, has either requested waivers, indicated the item not, applicable or has not addressed the item/ left check box blank. This includes the .follow items listed under Requirements of the applicant's application: g site lightin& h. signage, j. storm,water, k. topography, n traffic, o. commercial alterations/ construction details, p floor plans, q. soil logs, r. construction/demolition disposal s. snow removal. Nature of Area Variance Variance ,was,granted 3/22/17. The project involves place:ment, of'a dock,that will not meet the required 20 ft setback where the applicant proposes to maintain the previous 3 +/- ft Special Use Permit General Criteria. A, special use permit is required as outlined in the Main Street Section 179-9-070, for placement of parking: on the side and front of the building instead fthe rear. Harmony with the Comprehensive Plan - Class A. Marina. is an allowed use in the Waterfront Zone through a special use pemiit. The project involves, reestablislunent of a dock for four tenants as waterfront access, can be direct or through easement. Compatibility- docks along the waterfront are common and provide access to the water. Access, circulation and parking-The court order does, not allow fbr parking and the applicant has desigried a 4 f walking path. The tenants that have access to the dock.have homes within walking distance., InfrastTucture and services -the court order, outlines, the path and dock Imation. The dedicated area is, to be maintained by the non-waterfront property owners. Environment and natural fiwures -theapplicant has indicated the access to the dock would be a grass path and addit�ion,al plantings would include hostas and low lying,vegetation,. here -term effects -this area was previously used for the: dock and access to the dock this application. reestablishes, the use of the dock. The applicant has indicated, the Class A Marina review would establish the pre-existing use. Speeific crilurian"r Class A marinas, All marinas shall comply with the standards for Class A and Class B marinas,as adopted, by the Lake George Park Commission in.6 NYCRR Part 646, as,may be amended,, Class B marinas,shall not require a special. use permit and. do not require:the approval of the Town Planning Board. CLASS A MARJNA -CODE EXCERPTS FORMARINA OUTSIDE OF PARK As defined in the regWations of the Labe George Park Commission, ,.... which.provides services or berthing places for vessels by engaging in.any of the following- ClMarinas (6),The storage, berthing or it of two or more motorized vessels, and/or non-motorized vessels 18 feet in length or more not registered to the owner of the proper!y. regardless of remuneration or grofit. (a) General requirvements,,- Not applicable (b) Specific; Requirements. No Class A marina shall be constructed, expanded or operated without prolvidin,g the tbilowing: (1) Restrooms, in toilet facilities, for the use by custorners, which shall be available at all times from May I to, October 31 of each year, The applicant/ten ants homes are within wallcing distance of the dockand restrooms are prohibited at the site, (2) One on-site parkinspace or adequate off-site parking for each vessel berthed. Where the Class, A marina o(Ters rides, instruction or water-based recreation for a fee, adequate parking must be Provided for customers ofthe Class A marina. The applicant/tenants, homes are within wallang,distance of the dock and no site parking is proposed -and not allowed per court order, (3) An adequate storage area for trailers or the storage of trailers shall be prohibited. The applicanthenants, homes are within walkindistance of the dock and trailers, are: stored at the homes -and not allowed per court order. (4) Where applicable, proof of compliance with New York State fire code standards and DEC bulk storage standards, for the storage of gasoline and hazardous materials, If applicable., no, permit application shall be complete until proof of compliance is submitted. to the Cominission. Not requested as part of this, proposal. (5), For each Class. A marina with a petroleum sales facility, a plan relative to the inspection and maintenance of petroleum storage facilities and all associated equipment, and appropriate measures, relative to spill prevention and, countermeasures. Not requested as part of this proposal. (6) Adequate garbage and debris disposal facilities with, leak proof containers, which must be properly inaintained, ApplicanOtenants will assist with site mainteTrance. (7) Facilities for the disposal of sanitary wastes from vessels with on-board sanitary equipment including. Not applicable, (8) A boat cleaning area that is designed, operated and maintained in such a Manner to prevent contamination of the waters of the Park shall be provided, or boat cleaning shall be prohibited. Court order prohibits, boat washing activities. (9), All Class, A marina owners, or operators engaged in the rental of personal watercrafl, (PWQ as that term is defined in Section 646- 2.3 (a) (3) of this, Title upon the waters, of Lake George shall in addition to the regulations governing PWC contained in Subpart 646-2 of this I'itle comply with the folloing regulations. Court order probibitscorn mercial.activities on the site, SUM.H)a The applicant has completed a site plan application, special use permit to operate a class,a marina. with 4, tenants. Mwin&—histo r-L. PB: 3/21/17,i ZBA- 3/22/17 o I'l tlT� 0 11c"c.,I& I''o"1'1�N- � detinh��'1tl���°fll'wr 1�a'1w���i�gl�"7t.;,CN>� �.�I�1114ra;`: Town of Queensbury Planning Board RESOLUTION—Grant/Dieny Site Plan Approval Site Plan l -2 01 ' & Special Use Permit 3-2017 HILLIARD, TYRER,LYON & CERNY 'Tax Map Ili: 2'89.17-1- /Property Address. 94 ,ash Thrive J Zoning, W The applicant:has submitted an application to the Planning,Board for Site Plan approval pursuant to Article 9 of'the Town zoning Ordinance for. Applicant proposes to instant. a 40' x 4' dock and a pathway from Ash Drive to dock location,. Project is coinsidered a Class A marina, as dock is for more than one pawner—a total, of four. Project is part of a court order for property, owner to install. Pursuant to Chapter 179-10-040 of the Zoning Ordinance, Class A marinas,shall be stibJect to Planning board review and.approval. Pursuant to relevant sections of the Town of Queensbuary Zoning Code-Chapter 1,79-9-080, the Planning Board has determined that this,proposal satisfies the requirements as stated in the Zoning,Code; As required by General Municipal. Law Section 239-m. the site plan application was referred to the Warren County Planning Department for its recommendation, The Planning Board has reviewed the potential environmental impacts of the project, pursuant to the 'State Environmental Quality Review Act S RAand adopted a SEQRA Negative Declaration -- Determirnatiorn of Non-Significance The Planning Board opened a public hearirn.g onthe Site plan application, on O3/28./2017 and continued the public hearing to 03/28a017, hern it was closed,, The, Planning, Board has reviewed the application materials submitted by the applicant and all comments made at the public hearing and submitted in writingthrough and including18/2 17; The Planning Board determines tb t. the application complies with the review considerations and standards set forth in Article g of the Zoning Ordinance:for Site Plan approval, 1'VI+ T'I NATO, APPROVE / DISAPPROVE' 'SI"T"E PL 1V 15-2017,& SPE TIAL USE PL TILT 3 2017 HILLI RD TYREF,,L 1 Introduced by who moved for its adoption; Per the draft provided by staff conditioned upon the following conditions: 1) ''waivers request, ranted denied:: Adherence to the items outlined in the follow-up letter sem with this resolution. a) If application was referred to engineering,them engineering sign-o$f'required prior to signature of 'honing Administrator of the approved plans; b Final approved plans should have dimensions and setbacks noted on the site plan1survey, floor plans and elevation for the existing rooms and proposed rooms in the building and site improvements,,. c) Final approved plains, in compliance with the Site Plan„must he submitted to the Conununity Development Department before any farther review'by the Zoning Administrator or Building and Cocks personnel; Page t ate Phone. 5I e7t.8 , 0 8 Fax 518,745,4437 1i 742 Say Road. Queensbury,, NY 1 804 V w-qui?ensbur'y,inen d,) The applicant m.us,t ineet with Staff after approval and prior to issuance of Building Permit and/or the beginning,of anysite work; e) Subsequenut issuance offurther permits, including building permits is dependent on compliance with this and all other conditions of resolution; f) As-built plans to certify that the site plan is developed according to the approved plans to be proivided prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy; g) Resolution to be placed on final plans in its entirety and legible. Duly adopted this 2P day of Match, 20�17 by the following vote ES,- ' A 2 of 2 Phiane: 5,18.761.6220f, Fax:, 51Z.745.4437, 742 Bay Road, Queembuiry, NY 12804 i www,queensburymet