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FILE NUMBER: DATE REC'D/FEE PAID TOWN OF QUEENSHURY 531 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT a 2 C c IT I. JZWELS DONUTS INC. c ADDRESS: 95 Sarato?a Ave.. So. Glens Falls. N.Y. 12803 PHONE #: Home: 747-5346 C PHONE #: Work: 792-5255 2 APPLICANT'S AGENT: C ADDRESS: PHONE #: Home: PHONE #: Work: PROPERTY OWNER: Mark F. LaPointe ADDRESS: 22 W. Main St., Queensbury, X.Y. 2 04 PHONE #: Home: 798-5932 PHONE #: Work: • Dunkin Donut Shop DIRECTIONS TO THE PROJECT: Please make as clear as possible, so Board members & Staff can find your project: 22 W. Main St. Queensbury - Corner of Main and Caroline SKETCH OR PHOTOCOPY OF ROAD MAP: OFFICE USE ONLY Tax Map No. Zoning: Variance: A U S No Site Plan: Yes No Subdiv.: Yes No CEA: Yes No SEQRA: I, II, Unlisted Warren Co.: No No APA: _Yes No Wetlands: Yes No II. SITE DEVELOPMENT DATA Section 13T Block 5 Lot 1. 3 , 33 C R 15 Area of Parcel acres = 22,500 sq. ft. Maximum Size Building Allowed sq. ft. Disposition of Parcel: Existing Building Area 2 111 sq. ft. 10 8 of parcel Paved Area 2,43 sq. ft. 11 of parcel (including walks) Green Area 17,951 sq. ft. 79 % of parcel Proposed Building Area 1,800 sq. ft. 80 of parcel Paved Area 13 2f.G sq. ft. 8 of parcel (including walks) Green Area 14 31 sq. ft. 3 ,° % of parcel Building Setbacks Existing Front Yard Front (if corner) 10 side Side Yard (1) Side Yard (2) Rear Yard Rear Yard (2) Shoreline Width Depth Proposed u=� Access (check where applicable) Town Highway y County State Required 75 �c J�wis�ca Length of Frontage 150' Number of Parking spaces: Existing 10 Proposed an%9 Town Water: X Yes No Town Sewer: Yes X No this property? Present Use of Property: PRIVATE RESIDENCE k LIINIOSINE SERV. BUS. Proposed Use of Property: DUNKIN DONUT SHOP Access (check where applicable) Town Highway y County State Required 75 �c J�wis�ca Length of Frontage 150' Number of Parking spaces: Existing 10 Proposed an%9 Town Water: X Yes No Town Sewer: Yes X No this property? Present Use of Property: PRIVATE RESIDENCE k LIINIOSINE SERV. BUS. Proposed Use of Property: DUNKIN DONUT SHOP AREA VARIANCE APPLICATION (Must be accompanied by site information pages.) TOWN OF QUEENSBURY 531 Bay Road Queensbury, New York 12804 Applicant: JEWELS DONUTS INC. Parcel No. 131 / 5 /1, 34.33 IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION, YOU WILL FIRST NEED: 1. A map of your property, to scale, showing the location of any existing buildings, septic systems, and wells. (Remember to indicate North and the scale.) • 2. A definite idea of where, and what size, you would like your house, addition, pool, etc., to be. 3. The setback requirements for the zone (available from the Zoning Department: 745-4436. ) COMPLIANCE WITH ZONING ORDINANCE: Section(s) 179-24 Require(s) set ack r lot width r buffer zone other that cannot be met by the project as proposed. Specific setback requirements should be provided on Page 2 of the Project Information pages. USING THE MAP OF THE PROPERTY, SHOW: 1. All proposed new buildings, etc., in relation to existing. Show dimensions clearly. 2. All setbacks affected by the project, existing and proposed. 3. Distances to adjacent owner's septic and well, if application involves installation or modification to septic or well, or if it could affect adjacent systems. 4. Other items appearing on checklist with Project Information pages, as appropriate. (If in doubt, inquire.) ELEVATIONS: Some projects are understood better if a drawing of the what the project will look like is provided, in addition to the map/plan. Z 2 rr a • Page 2 TH q TYPE OF VA COMPLETE THEM, USING ADDITIONAL SHE 1. How would you benefit from the granting of this Area Variance? WOULD ALLOW US TO CONSTRUCT A DUNKIN DONUT SHOP FOR INCO!vE . 2. What effect would this variance have on the character of the neighborhood and the health, safety, and welfare of the community? ENHANCE AREA VALUES, APPEARANCE t CAN SEE NO ADVERSE EFFECT ON HEALTH OR SAFETY; WILL ADD APPROX. 15 J03S, ADD'L SALES TAX REVENUES, ADD'L REAL ESTATE AND SCHOOL TAXES. 3. Are there feasible alternatives to this variance? NO 4. Is the amount of relief substantial relative to the Ordinance? WE KNOW FROPri PAST EXPERI- ENCE THE VARIANCE WILL ALLOW ,'MORE THAN ADEQUATE SPACE TO SAFELY ER 0 ATE A DUNKIN DONUT SHOP. THE PROPOSED USE IS IN KEEPING WITH THE PURPOSE OF C0MP12RCIAL-RESIDENTIAL ZONING. 5. Will the variance have an adverse effect or impact on the physical or environmental • conditions in the neighborhood or district? NO I HAVE READ AND COMPLETED ALL APPLICABLE PORTIONS OF THE PROJECT INFORMATION SHEETS, AS WELL AS THIS SIGN VARIANCE. TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED IS TRUE AND ACCURATE. JEWELS DO UTS INC. Applicant: � o-vn±3,,r^� ''P^^� 40 Date: 4 f zz Agent: �/_` /�7f,I'7 Date:'yg A COMPLETE APPLICATION IS NECESSARY FOR PLACEMENT ON THE PLANNING BOARD AND ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AGENDAS - APPLICANT PLEASE READ The Planning and Zoning office requires 10 copies of your site plan or variance application and maps, one original and 9 copies, along with supporting documentation. In addition to the $25.00 fee for site plan applications and rt the $50.00 fee for variance applications, the applicant is required to pay for the costs related to engineering review. Applications may be referred to the Town Consulting Engineer for review of T septic design, storm drainage, etc. The hourly rate charge for the C engineer review will be charged directly to the applicant. Fees 3 for engineering review will not exceed $1,000.00 without 2 • notification to the applicant. other permits may be required for construction or alteration subsequent to approval by the Planning Board or Zoning Board of Appeals. It is the applicant's responsibility to obtain these. • I, the undersigned, have thoroughly read and understand the instructions for submission, agree to the submission requirements and completed the checklist. Furthermore, it is the practice of the Department of Community Development to have a designated stenographer tape record the proceedings of meetings resulting from applications, and that minutes transcribed from those tapes constitute the official record of all proceedings. If there is a discrepancy between such record and the handwritten minutes taken by the designated stenographer, the handwritten minutes shall be deemed the official record. I HAVE READ AND AGREE TO THE ABOVE STATEMENT Applicant's SignatureDate q8 Applicant's Agent Signature Date g 2f Authorization Form A Official Record of Meeting statement If the APPLICANT is unable to attend the meeting or wishes to be represented by another parry, the applicant's signature is needed on the authorization form below, designating an agent. APPLICANT'S AGENT FORM I, 1PV&4h alv"JT5 /,✓L hereby designate J21u,InK,-7 9— Jor jw47 as my agent regarding a ©Variance F-1 Site Plan, Subdivision application for Tax Map Number: Section 1 S I . Block _�, Lot 9� 3 • Applicant's Signature: Date: lJ Section agent reBr ding If the OWNER of the property is not the same as the applicant, the owner's signature is needed on the authorization form below, designating the applicant as agent. OWNER'S AGENT FORM I � Block , Lot L hereby designateJewe4 S DO..Oos WC. as my S 34 an app-cation foi` Variance, D Site Plan,EDSubdivision at the above premises. Owner's Signature: Deed Reference: owner of premises located at Tax Map Number: B roo k 7 P Wagg e t td9Date i QUEENSBURY APPLICATION COMPLETENESS CHECKLIST Application fee for each application. Original plus 9 copies Required Signatures Location Map _ Adequate Plot Plan. Other • The Plot Plan: Draw to scale (preferably 1 inch = 40 feet or less) a detailed description of the proposed site. Failure to include all the required information on your site plan will result in a determination of incompleteness and a delay in the processing of your application. * Items A through M must be included on the Plot Plan for the site plan review application and all variance applications. * Items N through Z shall be included on the Plot Plan if applicable. P N/A • Ir A. Title of drawing, including name and address of applicant and persons responsible for preparation of such drawing. p B. North arrow, scale and date. I C. Boundaries of the property with dimensions in feet, including zoning boundary delineations. {� D. Location of all existing principal and accessory structures and their uses with exterior dimensions and lot -line and waterfront setbacks. P - Provided N/A - Not Applicable M P N/A P E. Location of all proposed principal and accessory uses and structures with exterior dimensions and setbacks. P F. Location of any existing or proposed easements, driveways, outdoor storage and refuse containment areas, including setbacks and dimensions of the structures. Q G. Location of existing and proposed sewage disposal facilities including lot line, waterfront and well setbacks. For proposed system or if expanding use, include design details, construction • materials, flow rates or number of bedrooms served and percolation test results. Also, location of existing sewage and water systems on adjoining lots. p H. Location and description of existing public or private water supply. I. Description of the method of securing public or private water and location, design and construction materials of such facilities. p J. Total number of existing parking spaces, including the number of those to remain or to be removed, those to be paved, those to be graveled, and total number of proposed new paved spaces and proposed graveled spaces, including basis for determining parking adequacy. • Q K. Location and design of all existing and proposed outdoor lighting facilities. P L. Percent of lot which is presently permeable, including composition of ground cover (.grass, shrubs, gravel, etc.) Q M. Percent of lot which is proposed to be permeable, including composition of ground cover. N. Existing watercourses, wetlands, and other waterbodies. P O. Proposed maximum daily water usage in gallons per day. P - Provided N/A - Not Applicable J P N/A P. Location and design of all existing and proposed parking and loading areas, showing driveways, ingress, egress, handicapped parking and curbing. For proposed parking and loading areas, include design details, construction materials and dimensions. Q Q. Provision for pedestrian and handicapped access. P R. Location, design and construction materials of all existing or proposed site improvements including drains, culverts, retaining walls, and fences. • P S. Location of fire and other emergency zones, including the location of fire hydrants. T. Location of all existing and proposed energy distribution facilities and other utilities, including electrical, gas, solar energy, telephone, etc. For proposed facilities, include design details and construction materials. P U. Location, setbacks, and size of all existing and proposed signs, including design and construction details of proposed signs. (� V. Location and proposed development of all buffer areas, including existing vegetative cover and screening of storage or refuse areas.. • P W. Identification of the location and amount of building areas proposed for office, manufacturing, retail sales or other commercial activity. P X. General landscaping plan and planting schedule, including existing trees over 3 inches in diameter. P Y. Grading and stormwater management plan, showing existing and proposed contours and including drainage calculations. p Z. Other elements integral to the proposed development or considered necessary by the Boards and staff. Z2. SEQRA Determination. P - Provided N/A - Not Applicable • r14�•t-s•4 rorss—T.a 13 1 pnOJECT I.D. NUMBER 617.20 SE Appendix C State Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART I —PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsor) . t. APPLICANT /SPONSOR 1 2. PROJECT NAME 7. PROJECT LOCATION: Muntaloallty, O J County 2 a. PRECISE LOCATION (Street address and road mlenseetlona, prorriin.nt Iandmuaa, ate., or provide map) 2 2 MfF/r•l S�' • I QJG�>� d-,UVLy/ I./ y • - - . �Go'121Jf�'L o� Mar,-► � csa�v�ii-l�s�.� •.. - S. IS PROPOSED ACTION: NOW ❑Espanshm 131616011eationfalbratlon DESCRIBE PROJECT BRIEFLY: �!l1.Li�4Wl�I LDI`) O� I:�7JI.XIr/ C>OIJv.r SNOp. 7. AMOUNT OF LAND AFFECTED: Initially Z2 aems Ultimately Z Z-W SF acres a. WILL PROPOSED �ACTION COMPLY WITH EXISTING ZONING OR OTHER EKfEnNG LAND USE RESTRICTIONS? JW ❑ yes No It No, describe bristly Rwt,A Ji►WjAAG FIsant TOUJIJ OF er r✓5rsvl� 11WHAT IS PRESENT LAND USE IN VICINITY �OF PROJECT? D� antpl ❑laduselat '' lie❑Aarletdttaa OParldFwuuopateases ❑OtMe:_M:.. 10 OOES ACTION INVOLVE A PERMIT APPROVAL. OR PUNMO. NOW OR ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVEMMMrAL AG@ICY WXDRRAL. STATE R LOCAW Yes Omit If Yes, ant agW4Y(S) and ParmlUapprevale .- -.. 'FLvLJt4 OF QV;-Bn1ilsL)it.1. r- t I(JCi- •I�.�j+rINLI.L'i•_. , r _ _� 11. 03 ANY ASPEiT, W OF THEAOTICIR HAVE A CWUMKMY V/D POMM CIR APFROVAL7 - t �• ;.y::. •- yyes ❑ Ne a fan. sae aaeaey namr and pwtasAypraval '(�JrJOf Q�LGrY?Jrti1lA'v:Hwiar`fr✓.-F ..... -.gip:'-- • Fr.+):'•:L1D r':• i-. 12. AS A Ae3ULT OF PROFOfiD ACTION W L E70SIWG pEIWIT/AFPROVAL 111111 Ra MDOWCATTONr . [ -�---• •' �- I CWmFY THAT THE WFORMATIOrr PROVIDED ABOVE tS TRUE TO THE B15f OP MY KNOWLEDU :iA,�• t 3'_r... • . ..•.17 ApoiseanUsponser reamer—1ZIGI�AvL t7 ��•• Otjpq - LSWLY-i/�G '• - •/ . o /� .Dada: .. i • .. .._ .... I It the action Is In the Coastal Aroma, and you are a state egencye complete the Coastal Assessment Form before proceeding with this assessment . -.!,- OVER PART 11—ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (70 be Completed by Agency) A. DOES ACTION EXCEED ANY TYPE I THRESHOLD ;N 6 NYCRA, PART 617.i? ;t yes. ccorolnale the renew process and tide the n Yes :_.l No RAF. S. WILL ACTION RECEIVE COORDINATED REVIEW may ae superseded by anatner meowed agency, FOR UNLISTED ACTIONS IN 6 NYCRR. PART 617.6? It No. a negellve declarati, C. COULO ACTION RESULT IN ANY ADVERSE EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING: (Arewers may M handwritten. 111egiblel Cl. Existing au Quality• surface or grounowelef Quality or quantity, note* IeWls. existing traffic patterns, solid Waite prbauehpl of discos: Potential for erosion, crafnage or hooding problems? Explain briefly. C2. Aesthetic, agneulluraL archaeological, historic, or ath*r natural of cultural resources; or eommuefty or neighborhood eflaraelal/ Explain one C3. Vegetation Of fauna. lisle• shellfish or wildlife species. Significant habitats, or threatened or endangered species? Explain briefly; CA. A Community's existing plans or goefi as of ficlally adopted. or a Change in uae or intensity of use of land at other natural reapu s"? Explain brie CS. Grawth, subasdusnt development. or related activities likely to ba induced by In* proposed action? Explain briefly. CIS. Long term, shOn turn, CumuistivS. or other effects not Identified In CLCSS? Explain briefly. C7. Other impacts (Including changes In use Of -either quantity or type of energy)? Explain briefly. 0. wILL THE PROJECT HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHARAcnin18TICS THAT CAUSED THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CEA? ❑ Yea ❑ No E IS THERE, OR 13 THERE LIMLY TO SL CONTROVERSY RELATED TO POTENTIAL ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS? ❑Yes ❑No• If yes, woffew briefly PART III —DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE (To be completed by Agency) f. INSTRUCTIONS: ForoathsdmmeffectIdentifiedabove,determinewhethwitlaaufwmd-kbige,knponantorodmwlaesWWflcani rt Each OHOM should be assessed In camectlod with Its (a) setting lLSL urban or rwalt lM probability of amadm (c) duratk : (d Irreverslbllity: (y gwyrsphle slxmmw M magnitods. If necessary, add attachmante at reference Supporting matedaw Ensiue ma exptanations contain sufficient detail to show that ail relenM adverse Impacts have been Identified and adequaaty addressed. I question O of Part it was checked yes, the determination and slgnlfteane* must evaluate the potental Impact of the proposed_ active on Me engronm*ntal ehageadStq of the CEA ❑ Check this box If you have identlfled one or more potentially large or significant adverse impacts which MAY occur. Then proceed directly to the FULL EAF and/or prepare a positive dedamtlon. . ..: a • ❑ Check this box if you'have'datermined, based on the Information and analysis above and any supporting documentation, that the proposed action WILL NOT result In any signifleant adverse environmental Impacts AND provide on attachments as necessary, the reasons supporting this determination: .. Naas* of Lead Agency _. . •litamit or type Name N exN in L AaerICY 1er1eWf1 nor el Lead Aaeelcp aea.tel* M fmomw 01 •dulerseA iness el acerb Date 7 ` Town of Queensbury Zoning Board of Appeals Community Development Department Staff Notes Area Variance No.: 23-1998 Project Applicant: Jewels Donuts, Inc. Mark F LaPointe Project Location: 22 West Main Street/Caroline Street Meeting Date: May 27, 1998 Applicant proposes construction of a 1800 sf Dunkin Donuts shop on the corner of Main Street and Caroline Street. Applicant requests relief from the setback requirements of the Commercial Residential zone (CR-15). The front setback in the CR-15 zone is 75 feet, applicant requests relief of 25 feet. Proposed setback is 50 feet. 1. Benefit to the applicant: Applicant would be permitted to construct and operate desired project. 2. Feasible alternatives: Due to the lot configuration and site constraints feasible alternatives may include downsizing or no construction. 3. Is this relief substantial relative to the ordinance?: The requested relief for 50 feet rather than 75 feet may be interpreted as substantial. 4. Effects on the neighborhood or community: Minimal effects are anticipated as a result of this action. Appl7cantJewels Date May 27 7998 Page -2- 5. Is this difficulty self-created? The difficulty may be interpreted as self-created. Area Variance AV 76-1997 relief from the minimum lot size requirements of the Commercial Residential zone (CR-15). Site Plan Review SP12-98 some action. Applicant seeks relief from setback requirements which were inadvertently not addressed with the previous variance. 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NOR Mai saquaj ledlalunIq ,qunoj uaiaaM aamola `w Baae-jy CrdVOU `)NINNV'Id A.LN OD NHIMVM J TOWN OF QUEENSBURY 742 BAY ROAD QUEENSBURY, NEW YORK 12804 Christian G. Thomas, Chairman Bonnie M. Lapham, Acting Secretary 21 Pinewood.HoUow Road -- 409 Mdge Road ;. Queensbury, New York 12804 Queensbury, New York 12804 TO: Jewels Donuts, Inc. PROJECT FOR: 95 Saratoga Avenue Jewels Donuts, Inc. So. Glens Falls, New York 12801 THE QUEENSBURY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS HAS REVIEWED THE FOLLOWING REQUEST AT THE BELOW STATED MEETING AND HAS RESOLVED THE FOLLOWING: Meeting Date: Variance File Other: May 27, 1998 Number: 23-1998 APPROVED ❑ DENIED ❑ TABLED ❑ WITH CONDITIONS USE AREA x SIGN ❑WITHDRAWN ❑SEQRAREVIEW Pl 11 lY 1 Yic V a Y 1\ G - Introduced by Brian Custer who moved for its adoption, seconded Paul Hayes: Mark F. LaPointe, 22 West Main Street, corner of Caroline Street Construction of an 1800 square foot Dunkin Donuts shop on th aforesaid corner of Main Street and Caroline Street. Th applicant, in order to complete the construction, needs relief froi the Commercial Residential Zone, CR-15 from the front setbacks from 75 feet to 50 feet. The requested relief will be in th amount of 25 feet. By granting the variance, we will allow th following criteria to be addressed. It certainly will benefit th applicant by allowing him to construct and operate his desire project. Addressing the feasible alternatives would be t reconfigure the lot and maybe change the outline of th architecture of the building, but those aren't really very viable and I feel that we have addressed those to a relative degree. Th relief is not substantial, according to the discussion we've had page 1 of 2 PLEASE READ THE BACK OF THI S FORM - ThenkYou Area Variance No. 23-1998 Jewels Donuts, Inc. here, and it's effect on the neighborhood seems to be minimal. The difficulty, although it may be interpreted as self created, I do not feel that is an impact on the overall balance of the variance request, and therefore I recommend we approve. Duly adopted this 27th day of May, 1998, by the following vote: AYES: Mr. Stone, Mr. Custer, Mr. Porter, Mr. McNally, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Thomas NOES: NONE ABSENT: Mrs. Lapham Sincerely, Bonnie M. Lapham, Secretary Queensbury Zoning Board of Appeals BML/sed cc: Mark F. LaPointe page 2 of 2