1985-12-17
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MINUTES
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Queensbury Planning Board
Tuesday, December 17,1985
Present: R. Roberts, Chairman
K. Sorlin, Secretary
J. Dybas
S. Levandowski
V. Macri
M. Dean, Staff
R. Case Prime, Counsel
The Minutes of the November meeting were approved as written.
NEW BUSINESS:
Site Plan Review No. 29-85 - West Side Auto Supply, Inc. LI-aA
north side Corinth Road
To erect warehouse (60 ft. by 100 ft.) for storage and distribution of automobile parts in
Light Industrial 1 Acre Zone on the property situated at north side Corinth Road just east
of Pinewood Road.
Robert Stewart, Esq. present. Public Hearing. Warren County Planning Board approved
without comment. Board reviewed Site Plan check list. Letter from Beautification Com-
mittee in file. Nothing will be stored outside of building. Mr. Dybas offered motion for
approval, seconded by Mrs. Levandowski. Motion carried unanimously.
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RESOL VED: The Queensbury Planning Board approve this Site Plan Review Type
II. Will not detract from present neighborhood and fits into zoning
for the area.
SUBDIVISIONS:
Subdivision No. 7-85 - Burnt Ridge (Cobe, Inc., Developers) 10 lots Upper Sherman
Sketch Plan. Dennis Dickinson present. Plan presented at November meeting. All but
lot #17 large enough for duplexes. Small portion of property is in Queensbury Water District.
Subdivision is proposed with private wells, however, they want to be in water district. Will
need input from C. H. Scudder, P.E., engineer for Planning Board. Mr. Macri offered motion
for Sketch Plan approval, seconded by Mr. Dybas. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLVED: Sketch Plan approval- all within residential zone
and subject to engineering approval.
REZONING REQUEST - Guy L. LaSelva
Warren County Planning Board returned for more information and tabled until Queensbury
Planning Board has reviewed and made a recommendation.
Queensbury Planning Board felt that rezoning would probably not be in best interest of
applicant or Town, in that if rezoned to Highway Commercial, a 50 ft. buffer zone would
have to be maintained bordering the residential use along the north property line. This
would leave the applicant with one section of property with 50+/- ft. strip and second section
with 16 ft. strip of usable property. Applicant withdrew request.
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OLD BUSINESS:
Site Plan Review No. 28-85 Paul Cushing/Curtis Dybas PC-1A and LI-IA East Sanford
Public Hearing open from previous meeting. Still awaiting DEC wetland permit and letter
from Town Engineer. Warren County Planning Board approved without comment. Bill
Morton questioned Joe Dybas relation to C. Dybas. J. Dybas has no business dealings with
C. Dybas, counsel advised he was free to vote if he wished. Mr. Cushing said the ordinance
allows for approvals with conditions. Robert Kafin, Esq. spoke on behalf of Earltown who
sold property to Cushing. Use is permitted in both zones and said this was good use of
property. Mr. Sorlin said he would like to have State approval before recommending
Planning Board approval. Mr. Prime said the wetlands issue is sensitive, there is no history
on development of wetlands although this appears to be an acceptable project - Board members
may wish to rely on experience of DEC. Mr. Roberts offered motion for approval with
conditions, seconded by Mrs. Levandowski. Public Hearing closed.
RESOLVED: Motion to approve project subject to approval of DEC on
wetlands permit and no building permit be issued until such
approval is received.
Vote on motion: 3 yes (Levandowski, Dybas, Roberts
1 no (Sorlin)
1 abstension (Macri)
Does not carry motion - need 4 yes votes - this is a non-action.
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Richard Roberts, Chairman
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