HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-14-19 APPROVED PLANNING BOARD MINUTES APPROVED
Town of Lansing
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
Monday, January 14, 2019 6:30 PM
Present Absent
Jerry Caward, Chair Norman (Lin) Davidson
*Sandra Dennis Conlon
*Al Fiorille, Vice-Chair
*Larry Sharpsteen
Dean Shea
*Deborah Trumbull
*Thomas Butler Alternate
Dale Baker, Second Alternate
Other Staff
*Mike Long, AICP *Lynn Day, Zoning Officer Guy Krogh, Town Attorney
Sue Munson Doug Dake, Council Person
Public Present (17) that signed in
Dan Veaner Sally Klein Joe Fiori Kurt Martin Allison Trdan
John Anderson Sue Reid Jack Reid Dan Yanosh Sean Scanlan
Justin Kimbal Eric Buck Barry Ford Carrie Ford Kathleen Joy
Bill Kennedy-Smith Maura Kennedy-Smith
5:OOPM the Zoning Ordinance Update Subcommittee reviewed Schedule I &II as well as
the Land Use Map. Continued discussion with more review needed. Attendees are
designated above with an asterisk in front of their names including other staff members.
Chairperson Jerry Caward called the Planning Board Meeting to order at 6:30 PM.
Chairperson enacted Thomas Butler due to an absent member.
Motion to approve the planning board minutes for December 17, 2018 meeting
Larry Sharpsteen made a motion to approve the December 17,2018. Deborah Trumbull
seconded the motion.
All in Favor - 7 Opposed - 0
Floor is open for any comments or concerns other than what is on the Agenda
No public comments
NYS DOT Presentation on the Proposed Highway Facili . Project on Warren Road
Kathleen Joy with NYS Department of Transportation and Eric Buck Resident Engineer are
giving the presentation.
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Brief overview of the Process that has to be followed:
- The property is Airport property, owned by the County. The Federal Aviation Administration
has to approve the transfer. If approved they will authorize a Deed of Release process to make
sure it is no longer used as aviation purposes.
- An Environmental Assessment Review that is under Federal&State Review. The review is
completed and is online at https://www.dot.ny.gov/reregional-offices/region3/projects/ ITH
DOT Draft EA_12-28-18 Submittal-print.pdf Also,there is a copy at the Library, the Town
Hall and at the Airport Administrative Offices available for the public to look at.
- The NYS DOT is open for Public Comments through February 2,2019.
- The NYS DOT will host an open house at the Town of Lansing on Wednesday,January 16,
2019 at 4:00 to 4:30 to follow with a Public Hearing,and then from 5:30 to 6:00 will be more of
the Open House format.
- The DOT has a request to expand the sewer district line to include the whole parcel. The
request is in process.
- The DOT consultants are working on the water connection, the utility connections.
- Solar Panels are proposed to be located on the building.
- Planning to use Geo Thermal to offset utility impacts.
- The goal is to consolidate the fuel storage with the airport on the airport property if possible.
- This project is not subject to Local Land Use Laws and is governed by State&Federal Review.
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The Property owner with the biggest impact from the DOT project encourages everyone to
read the Environmental Review https://www.dot.ny.gov/regional-offices/region3/projects ITH
DOT Draft EA12-28-18 Submittal - print.pdf
A second neighbor wanted to know why they picked this property over other vacant
properties in the area. He also noted that 2 decibels of noise is a joke for the backup beepers
of the vehicles, he feels it would be much louder.
A third neighbor feels that they were not notified properly before the initial November
County meeting approving the transfer of property. The other two neighbors agreed with
him.
The Planning Board gave Kathleen and Eric a thank you for presenting the project to the
planning board and the interested public.
Continued review of Finger Lakes Marina Site Plan Resolution #19-01
Another letter from a neighbor was received today after business hours. He noted some good
changes to the Finger Lakes Marina plans, but still had some concerns. These concerns were
discussed by the Planning Board and the Board felt the concerns had been addressed as far as
the board can address them.
RESOLUTION PB 19-01
RESOLUTION CONDITIONALLY APPROVING LIMITED
FINGER LAKES MARINA SITE PLAN IMPROVEMENTS
WHEREAS, an application was made by Finger Lakes Marine Services, together with John
Andersson,PE,as agents for owners,for site plan approval for the proposed site improvements
and building construction at the Finger Lakes Marina, 26 and 44 Marina Drive, Lansing, New
York, also known as TPN 33.4-67 and 33.4-60, as located in the L1-Lakeshore Zone with both
parcels consisting of approximately 13.95± acres; such proposed site improvements to include
additional building improvements, shoreline and marina improvements, septic and water
system improvements, and landscaping and lighting improvements (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS. John Andersson,P.E. having completed an updated Stormwater plan and review
for considering the additional impacts of 0.91±acres of disturbance for the development on the
combined sites, and the same having been reviewed and approved as sufficient under state
and local stormwater requirements by Storm Water Management Officer; and
WHEREAS, the Project addresses both existing and proposed changes to an existing allowed
and permitted use in the L1 Lakeshore Zone, subject to obtaining site plan approval from the
Planning Board,and in furtherance of such review the Planning Board did consider the unique
needs of the Town due to the topography, the soil types and distributions, and other natural
and man-made features upon and surrounding the area of the proposed Project,and the Town
has also considered the Towri s Comprehensive Plan and compliance therewith; and
WHEREAS, a Negative Declaration was duly issued by the Planning Board pursuant to
SEQRA; and
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WHEREAS, General Municipal Law § 239 County Planning referrals were sent to Tompkins
County and, by letter dated June 13, 2018 County Planning determined that the proposed
action has no negative inter-community or county-wide impacts and informally recommended
recognition and protection of an identified wetland in the area and consideration of onsite
camping facilities given Project proximity to the Cayuga Lake Blueway Trail Plan; and
WHEREAS, the subject wetland had already been located and was determined to be offsite,
but the Planning Board required stormwater and site planning reviews to help ensure that
there were not detrimental offsite impacts to such wetland,and further the Planning Board did
consider tourist lodging and made provision for the same per the developer's plans,which did
not include camping, which is noted as available to the immediate north in Myers Park; and
WHEREAS, on June 25, 2018 the Planning Board duly scheduled and held public hearing on
the Project, the application, and the environmental impacts thereof,which public hearing was
continued to October 22, 2018, and all comments and evidence submitted at each thereof was
duly considered, and upon December 17, 2018 the Planning Board also reviewed and
considered the aforementioned site plan application in the Lansing Town Hall, 29 Auburn
Road, Lansing, New York 14882 and received additional public comments; and
WHEREAS,the Planning Board has duly considered the proposed site plan in accordance with
the provisions of the Town of Lansing Land Use Ordinance Section 701.4 et seq., including
consideration of site characteristics, site lighting,nearby residences, landscaping,parking, and
screening, and any potential on and off-site environmental impacts, and upon due
consideration and deliberation by the Town of Lansing Planning Board,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT DETERMINED AND RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
1. This site plan approval applies only and exclusively to the individually listed and
expressly herein approved site plan features and improvements as set forth in these
resolutions, as set forth below,and no other approvals are intended or implied merely because
some improvement, change, or other matter is referenced in file materials or upon any current
or prior site plan maps and related Project drawings.
2. If any of the improvements approved and listed below are not substantially commenced
within 3 years of the date of this approval, such approval(s) shall lapse and be of no force and
effect in accord with the Towri s Land Use Ordinance. Any items, site changes, improvements,
or building changes not herein specifically approved, and any of the same that are herein
approved but which approval(s) lapse per paragraph 2, above, shall require a full site plan
review per the Towri s Land Use Ordinance.
3. Conditional final site plan approval be and hereby is granted in relation to the following
Project elements, subject in each and all cases to the conditions and limitations set forth below
and elsewhere in these resolutions:
a. Main Building addition measuring 30'x32 .
b. Porch addition measuring 10'x32'.
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c. Ice machine expansion.
d. Laundry Room addition.
e. Temporary building to be converted to a permanent building.
f. Construction of a Fabric Barn measuring 35x60'.
g. 10'x12' addition to house at 26 Myers Road.
h. Construct a Storage Shed measuring 30'x120',with opening facing towards the marina.
i. Construct three 10'x10' shelters.
j. Construct or emplace four permanent 16'x32' seasonal use cabins, usable only between
March 15th through November 15th, annually. No cabins shall have bathrooms or
kitchens/food processing facilities, and they shall at all times be U-classed buildings.
k. Install 6-foot high wooden Fencing covering sufficient distance along easterly boundary
with Ruoff (R.O.) as to shield such property from light and glare, with such fence to be
a minimum length of 75' in a location as approved by the Town or as set forth
specifically in the final site plan mappings.
1. Relocation of existing entrance sign, and all existing and future signs shall comply with
the Towns sign local law, unless variances shall be issued therefor.
m. Construct or relocate fire pits, but none shall be installed or used within 50' of any
property line as designated upon the final site plan mapping.
n. Installation of vegetative buffering as required on the final site plan mapping,including
at the westerly boundary as drawn on the said mappings to buffer and shield the
Banfield (R.O.) property from noise and light.
o. Installation of up to 6 additional RV (recreational vehicle) sites, subject to Tompkins
County Health Department Permits and approvals for the same, including compliance
with all permit conditions and renewal requirements.
p. Water system and septic improvements as shown upon the final site plan mapping,
subject to, in each case, Tompkins County Health Department Permits and approvals
for the same, including compliance with all permit conditions and renewal
requirements.
q. Channel and inlet dredging, subject to permitting and approvals from the Army Corps
of Engineers and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and
compliance with all permit and restoration conditions.
r. Development, repair, and reconfiguration of docks and seawalls, subject to: (i) all
permitting and approvals from the Army Corps of Engineers and the New York State
Department of Environmental Conservation, and compliance with all permit and
restoration conditions; and (ii) a project development and sequencing plan showing
final layouts and construction methodologies as comply with stormwater requirements
and as are consistent with the final site plan mapping layouts and designs, each and all
as to be determined by the Towns Stormwater Management Officer. This approval
specifically and only includes the reconstruction and realignment of Docks, #17-23, #31,
#58, #63, and #81-89, and repairs and replacement of adjacent boardwalks, as needed.
s. Regrading and filling the west property with dredge spoils, to be covered with at least
4" of topsoil and planted with willow shrubs (2-gallon container sizes, minimum) and
at least two maple trees with 2.5" trunk diameters, measured 4' above final elevation
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ground surface. Final planting must be done within 6 months after dredging spoils are
deposited.
t. Lighting improvements include: (i) the additional of three pathway lights, with black
metal shielding to prevent glare and light spillage, along the westerly pathway, with
such shields to be a minimum of 12"x12"; (ii) IDSA-compliant lighting fixtures to be
installed over the pedestrian bridge,to include illumination of the water access with the
15-foot light pole being required to have an installed light shield to reduce light
emissions and trespass to the properties to the west; and (iii) a new NYSEG street light
to be installed at the northwesterly corner of the Project.
u. Signage and parking restrictions shall be maintained and enforced to prevent blocking
of access to the westerly property. All parking areas shall meet the following
requirements: (i) if not improved and located only upon grass or other natural surfaces,
silt fencing,berms, or other improvements shall be installed and maintained to prevent
sediment from washing into surface waters; and (ii) if improved with gravel or other
permeable or impervious surfaces or treatments, such improvements and the precise
location of such parking areas shall require additional,future site plan review approvals
prior to the installation or siting of the same.
v. Locating and installing screening and visual buffering for dumpsters and similar
facilities. The rules below regarding screening and fencing maintenance shall apply to
these buffers and screens.
4. All buildings,structures,improvements that require building permits shall comply with
applicable NYS building, energy, and fire codes, and such building permits shall be properly
obtained prior to commencement of ground clearing or construction. All improvements and
construction shall also comply with all listed permit conditions and this site plan approval and
its conditions. No building permits for the construction of any building or structure shall issue
until after: (i) all required health department or other governmental permits have been duly
issued.No certificates of occupancy,or certificates or letters of compliance,shall be issued until
all building permits have been properly closed and all required water systems and septic
systems are duly installed, inspected, and in a proper functioning condition.
5. All new habitable buildings shall be built in accordance with Lansing Local Law # 9 of
2016, regarding Flood Damage Prevention and Flood Management and Construction, as
practicable,including in accord with applicable building codes and determinations under such
local law by the enforcement and code officers charged with administration and enforcement
of the same.
6. All future buildings and improvements shall meet the designs and renderings as
delivered to the Planning Board, and all such new buildings and improvements shall meet
other designated site plan criteria as approved, including downcast or Dark Sky lighting
elements, the protection and maintenance of lake and stream buffers, pathways, playground,
plantings and buffer characteristics (including plant specifications and maintenance protocols),
and such other guidelines as set forth herein and in the final site plan mappings submitted to
and approved by the Planning Board as a part of this approval, being mappings entitled
"FINGER LAKES MARINE SERVICES at 44 & 26 MARINA ROAD, tax parcel 33.-1-67 & 33.-
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1-60 Town of Lansing, County of Tompkins," as drawn by John M. Andersson, P.E. (#015610),
dated December 17, 2018 (Project #A117-110, Sheets 1 and 2).
7. No trees or existing vegetative or man-made screening or buffers shall be removed until
their replacements are on site and ready to be installed, and such installation shall occur
contemporaneously with removal. Completion of the site plan improvements shown, as
vegetative and manmade buffering shall meet the following goals and requirements, both as
built and as maintained: (a) all screening and buffering shall be designed to provide both visual
cover buffering and sound baffling features, and when not otherwise herein described,buffers
shall be designed to thus emphasize solid cover barriers, such as hedges and offset rows of
evergreen trees, or large or densely placed deciduous trees with variable heights interspersed
with evergreens or other plants as provide for such cover and buffering;and (b) developer and
landowner(s), as an express condition of site plan approval (the violation of which shall be a
violation of the Land Use Ordinance and Town Law § 135, and enforceable as such), shall
hereafter and at all times: (i) properly protect and maintain such trees and other vegetative
buffers as healthy and natural non-invasive vegetation designed to provide both visual and
sound buffering; (ii)promptly remove and replace any dead,diseased,or dying trees or plants;
(iii) promptly replace, supplement,enhance, or otherwise effect changes in screens and buffers
whenever such screens or buffers, or any plants therein, whether singularly or in combination
due to lack of growth, death, recession, disease or other cause, cease to function as screens or
buffers as afore-required; and (iv) effect such maintenance in a manner as promotes the goals
of such screening and buffers as stated in this site plan approval.
8. A copy of this resolution shall be delivered to the Tomkins County Department of
Planning and Sustainability as a report upon final action and an explanation as to the Town's
decisions relative to GML § 239 recommendations, as required by GML § 239-m(d)(6).
Dated: January 14, 2019
Motioned by: Larry Sharpsteen as modified
Seconded by: Dean Shea
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Sandra Dennis-Conlon - Aye
Al Fiorille-Aye
Larry Sharpsteen - Aye
Dean Shea-Aye
Deborah Trumbull- Abstained
Thomas Butler,Alternate - Aye
Jerry Caward-Aye
PUBLIC HEARING continued at 7:35pm-Nexamp 5MW AC Community Solar Array on
24 of the 44.1 acres. Location 339 Terry Smith Road in the Rural Agricultural Zone (RA) Tax
Parcel #16.4-10
No Public Comments
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Update on Nexamp from Michael Long,Town Planner
New York State Ag &Markets will have to review and approve the ultimate plan. This will
change the NYS SEQRA Review to a Type I Coordinated Review with Ag &Markets, Town
Highway, NYSERDA, Town of Lansing Planning Board and NYS DEC as involved agencies.
The Planning Board Office is sending out letters to request Lead Agency Designation.
Nexamp has made some changes to the Ag Mitigation Plan. The Depth of the Electric Lines
below grade was discussed. The Salvage Value of the Solar Panels should be removed from
the report.
Town of Lansing Fire Chief has reviewed the plans and has no concerns.
Fence Height has been raised to 8' on the Site Plan as requested by the Planning Board.
An updated SWPPP has been submitted to TG Miller at the beginning of the year. Still under
review.
Motion to Closed the Public Hearing for Nexamp 5MW AC Community Solar Array
Deborah Trumbull made a motion to Close the Public Hearing for Nexamp 5MW AC
Community Solar Array at 7:50 pm. Sandy Dennis Conlon Seconded the motion.
All in Favor - 7 Opposed - 0
Motion to Designate the Planning Board as Lead Agency for Nexamp 5MW AC
Community Solar Array Project
Larry Sharpsteen made a motion to Designate the Planning Board as Lead Agency for
Nexamp 5MW AC Community Solar Array Project. Al Fiorille Seconded the motion.
All in Favor - 7 Opposed - 0
The Planning Board is waiting for TG Miller's (Towns Engineer) review on Nexamp's
SWPPP. Nexamp will be schedule for the SEQRA &Site Plan review as soon as TG Miller has
approved the SWPPP. Nexamp has submitted the Site Plan to Ag &Markets for comments.
Osmica/Kurt Martin Sketch Plan Review for 59 Emmons Road. Kurt is requesting a B&B
in the existing farmhouse & (carriage house for additional accommodation if needed) and
to convert the Barn to an Event Center. Tax Parcel #Part of 23.-1.6.32
Kurt &Allison presented their plan to the Planning Board.
- The plan is to host Wedding, Graduations and Parties in the Barn and have the house
as a Bed & Breakfast.
- Reasons why they chose this location were the Historic character (Built 1804 and
almost all original, the fact that the Barn is situated a ways off the road and the site
had a fair amount of natural buffers from the neighbors.
- Not adding any additional buildings on the Site.
- The hope is to have the Main house ready to rent out as a B&B this spring.
- Phase 1 would be to complete the Parking area.
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The House will be the first building renovated into a Bed & Breakfast then the Barn
renovation will begin.
The renovation work on the two smaller buildings will be scheduled towards the end
of the project.
Kurt is working with NYSEG to get the power lines that go across the middle of the
field to go down the road instead. NYSEG seems to be accepting to the change, as they
currently do not have access to them.
- During the renovations to the Barn, they have proposed two temporary event tent
sites. The tent location would depend on which side of the Barn is under construction.
- The Event Tents are a temporary part of the facility to be used for several seasons until
the barn renovation is completed and will be put up before and taken down after each
event. (2-3 days over a weekend)
- Port a Johns would be brought in per event and located on the North side of the Barn.
- The guest or their caterer will be responsible for removing trash after an event. Kurt &
Allison will remove trash from the B&B guests.
- They have access to Municipal Water.
- Fire Hydrant is located up the road.
- Sprinklers will be added to the Barn. Based on Building Code Analysis.
- The barn currently has two levels
- The Event center will be available to rent from May to October.
- They will direct music sound to the South/West toward the Crop Fields.
Lighting will be Dark Sky Compliant.
- Septic Engineering is under review with planned replacement septic located.
- Parking excavation will produce topsoil that will be used in the raising the septic field
and it will not have to be hauled off site.
- The Parking exit/entrance is on the east side of the parking area to avoid direct
headlights in the neighbor's house across the street. The car lights would be facing the
field upon exiting the parking lot. No parking along Emmons Road, adequate
overflow parking on site is to be provided.
Looking at putting a tree line down the East side of the parking to shield that neighbor
from headlights.
Business Sign is illuminated.
Will enlarge the culvert to 30' to make a wider driveway entrance to the new parking
lot.
Planning to have a Solar Array hooked up to the grid in the hopes of being Net Zero.
Board members added:
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o That an overflow parking area should be considered as "no parking' along the
road is allowed. The Board also would like to see Handicap parking closer to
the main event area.
o To expect complaints if the music goes past 10pm. One way to mitigate the
problem is to insulate the barn.
o Have you contacted the farmer who plows the backfields? Are you prepared for
the farmer to spread manure? Kurt said he is planning to contact the farmer and
would like him to plow part of his land. He understands the manure spreading
process and would hope to be notified of the spreading or have the manure
spread earlier in the week to allow the odor to dissipate over a few days before
the event.
Lynn Day, Town Code Officer mentioned that the guesthouse would probably need a
Use Variance, as it has not been used as a residence in a long time.
- Michael Long, Town Planner noted that the 239 Review has come back with no
negative inter-community, or county-wide impacts.
- Stormwater as currently planed is not necessary, as they are well under 1 acre of land
disturbance.
Planning Update from Michael Long-Town of Lansing Planner
• Ag Plan-Follow up meeting-finalize report meeting June 1, 2015
o Draft Matrix of Proposed AG/RA Land Uses-Invite Ag committee, PB, staff, etc.
Final Report Due: May 3. Continue Fall 2018 semester.
Meeting-January 7, 2019-Land Use Schedule 1 -Ag/RA input
2019 Meeting will be on the first Monday at 9am on Jan, Feb, March, Oct,Nov and
Dec.
• Land Use Ordinance Update-Planning Board to recommend changes to Town Board
o Began definitions and revisions 7/9, 8/29, 9/24, 2018 meetings.
o Draft Zoning Map-Public Work Session Meetings Sept 24, & Oct 22, 2018,
o Sub-committee mtg Planning Board Meeting Jan. 14, 2019.
o Next meeting on January 28, 2019 at 5pm prior to the Planning Board Meeting.
• Finger Lakes Marina- Site Plan review
o Submitted for 239 review-received 6/21/2018
o Public Hearing set-June 25, 2018.
o SEQRA "Unlisted Action" Coordinated Review-Lead Agency Designation(30 days
max) letters sent out July 5, 2018.
o Additional request of existing Permits received
o Site Plan review-walked the site with Engineer and developer w/Code Officer
8/8/2018
o Revised drawings prepared- 8/24/2018.
o Meeting-NYS DEC/US Army Corps of Engineers held on site 9/5/2018.
o List of US Army Corps Permit-9/7/2018.
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o Revised site Plan-8/23/2018 and meeting 9/23/2018
o SEQRA review— 10/22, 11/26/and approval 12/10/2018 mtgs.
o Site Plan Review—PB mtg 1/14/2019
o Site Plan approved on 1/14/2019 earlier in the meeting.
• Wagner Family Major Subdivision—in process of submitting
o Creation of 5 new lots with a"private shared driveway"
o SEQRA Negative Dec— 8/13/2018 with"Private Drive.
o Preliminary Major Subdivision Map—being revised.
• Dutch Harvest Farm— Site Plan Approval
0 72'x102' Barn for weddings /events
o Stormwater review—sent to TG Miller August 23, 2018. —need additional materials.
0 239 Review—received 9/10/2018
o Requested Full EIF— 10 acre disturbed=Type 1 action.
o Sketch Plan review—9 /10/2018 meeting.
o Storm water Plan submitted 10/10/2018 to TG Miller for review—letter 11/12/2018 and
follow-up mtg. 11/14/2018.
o NYS DOT Curb cut permit issued 11/14/2018.
o SEQRA/ Site Plan Resolution—Revised SWPPP comments outstanding—new
engineer
• TCAT Bus stop—Village Solars/Village Circle
o Warren Road at Development— Site visit 8/1/2018.
o Additional TCAT Lansing Bus Service#37 Route.
o Revised site—east side of Warren Rd. —under discussions Cornell University, TCAT
and Lansing for final location and design.
• Zoning Map Changes—Planning Board recommended to Town Board
0 239 Review underway
o Town Board(4 of 5)—Public Hearing 9/19/2018. Adopted 10/3/2018).
o Kohlenberg's 5th parcel—Town Board Public Hearing 12/5 and approved 12/19/2018.
• NEXAMP Solar Farm Project—339 Jerry Smith Rd.
o Application received 9/10/2018
o Sketch Plan Review mtg—9/24/2018
0 239 Review Letter— I l/14/2018 — 10 acres prime AG land— Soil Reclamation Plan?
o Stormwater Plan— Submitted for review—letter 11/20/2018.
o SEQRA Lead Agency designation Mtg. 1/14/2019
• OSMICA - Spring Farm Trails, LLC - 59 Emmons Road—B&B /Event Center
o Sketch Plan review— 1/14/2019
0 239 Review received 1/3/2019
0 SEQRA/ Site Plan approval 1/28/2019
Future Projects:
• NYS DOT Highway Maintenance Facility—Warren Road at Airport site.
o Issues— SWPPP, Subdivision, Bolton Point Water, Sewer District expansion, etc.
o Meeting with local officials 11/26/2018.
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o Invitation to attend the 1/14/2019 Planning Board Meeting.
o DOT Public Meeting—Wed—Jan 16, 2019 at 4:00 PM Lansing Town Hall
• Tiny Timbers—sketch Plan review—April 30, 2018 meeting.
o Developing revised site plan
Chairperson Jerry Caward asked if there is anything else to be discussed.
Adjourned Meeting
Meeting adjourned at the call of Chairperson Jerry Caward at 8:36 pm.
Minutes taken and executed by Sue Munson.
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