Letters from S. Gannon 4/17/90
Town of Queensbury
Planning Board
Bay Road
Queensbury , NY 12804
Re: Top of World Auto Body, Inc
Building Permit
Hardship case for septic permit
Dear Sirs:
We have had a ground water test performed by Morris
Engineering . They have determined that ground water is found
at 24" and that a surface system would be required to meet
current building code specifications. The cost to install
this has been estimated at between $10,000.00 and
$13 , 000.00.
We have currently received financing in the amount of
$200,000.00 from Glens Falls National Bank and Trust Co.
sponsored and guaranteed by SBA ( Small Business
Administration ) . After paying off current debt, only
$75 ,000.00 remains available for completion of the addition
that has been determined necessary for successful operations
of our business. Unfortunately at the time of approval , no
plans were made for a surface system that would cost as much
as estimates are currently forecasting. Extra funds were
requested through Glens Falls National , however, this would
jeopardize the original loan application.
We are requesting that we be allowed to install holding
tanks per town specifications as detailed in the Town Septic
Ordinance Code Book. We further request that this be allowed
as plans for future septic and waste systems include our
part of Quaker Road and we can establish connections at that
future date.
• Sincerely yours,
Stanley F. Gannon, Jr.
President
Top of The World Auto Body, Inc.
3/19/90
Queensbury Planning Boards
Town of Queensbury
Top of the World Auto Body, Inc.
Quaker Road
Queensbury, NY 12804
Dear Sirs,
According to the instructions for obtaining a permit
for my addition; this letter references storm water and
permeability matters.
It is important to realize that although we propose
adding 7 , 971 sq ft of nonpermeable space to the building no
changes are proposed in the contour or water drainage plans.
All systems will remain as is. Total new green area which
will be 7 , 971 sq. ft; this is an amount equal to the change
in nonpermeable areas for a net zero change effect.
All grounds around the building shall be maintained of
present loam and sand composition.
Sincerely,
Stanley F. Gannon, Jr.
President Top of the World Auto Body