HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-22-21 APPROVED PLANNING BOARD MINUTES APPROVED
1 TOWN OF LANSING PLANNING BOARD
2 MEETING MARCH 221 2021
3 Via Zoom Meeting— Live on YouTube
4
5 Board members Present: Excused:
6 Jerry Caward, Chair Sandy Dennis-Conlon
7 Lin Davidson
8 Al Fiorille, Vice-Chair
9 Larry Sharpsteen
10 Dean Shea
11 Deborah Trumbull
12 Thomas Butler, Alternate
13 Dale Baker, Alternate
14
15 Also Present:
16 C.J. Randall, Planning Director Heather Dries, Planning Clerk Doug Dake, Town Board Liaison
17 Joe Wetmore, Town Councilman Brad George, Fire Chief Tim DeRuyscher, PE, FSFPE of
18 RAN Fire Protection Engineering, P.C. Brett Hughes, Mirabito
19 Wayne Matteson, Project Engineer, Mirabito Steve Vukas, Bohler Engineering
20 Bob Gage, GBT Realty on behalf of Bohler Engineering Tim Buhl, PE H. Floyd Davis
21 Charles Janvrin Steve Ruoff Jocelyn Lutter Lamarr Peters
22 Roger Vargas Mitch Munson
23
24 Public Present via Zoom—Live on YouTube:
25 Deb Harper Joe Williams
26
27 Chair Jerry Caward opened the meeting at 6:35 pm.
28
29 Chair Jerry Caward enacted Alternate Thomas Butler as a voting member due to the excused
30 absence of a voting member.
31
32 Motion to approve the minutes from February 22, 2021 Planning Board Meeting as written.
33 Moved by: Norman L. Davidson Seconded by: Thomas Butler (Motion Carried)
34
35 Privilege of the Floor
36 No Public was present for comments on items not on the agenda.
37
38 Town Board Liaison Doug Dake gave an update from the March 17, 2021 Town Board Meeting
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39 - Public Q&A session with Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne and Milton Meadows
40 Regional Manager Sue Ellen Holmes.
41 - Public Hearing and Resolution Authorizing Special Use Permit for Farming- Livestock,
42 416 Asbury Road.
43 - Introduction to the Clean Energy Communities Leadership Round- Cornell Cooperative
44 Extension of Tompkins County-Terry Carroll
45 - Privilege of the Floor
46 o Ben Finio, Sharpsteen Road, spoke in opposition of the Dollar General
47 - Department Head Reports
48 - Consent Agenda
49 o Motion approving Stormwater Operating, Management, and Reporting
50 Agreement for Lansing Rod & Gun Club, Inc.
51 o Motion Authorizing Director of Planning to Execute Fire & Building Code
52 Consulting Proposal/Agreement 2103092 for Review of Mirabito Holdings, Inc.
53 Lansing Propane/Petroleum Storage and Distribution Facility (Phase 2)
54 o Motion to Authorize Parks and Recreation Supervisor Patrick Tyrell to Sign Non-
55 Disclosure Agreements
56 o Resolution Adopting Local Law#1 of 2021 to Amend and Update Town Code
57 Chapter 18, Ethics
58 o Resolution Approving Town of Lansing Public Employer Health Emergency Plan
59 o Resolution Authorizing Execution of Concession License and Agreement for Non-
60 Motorized Watercraft at Myers Park
61 o Resolution Accepting and Approving Water and Sewer Advisory Board
62 Recommendations for CWD Proposed Extension Six (6) and Seven (7), and
63 Terminating Article 12-A Formation Process Due to Lack of Feasibility
64 o Resolution Approving Water and Sewer Advisory Board Recommendations for
65 Updated CWD Advisory Opinions and Amendments to the Town Code
66 o Resolution Approving Audit and Budget Modifications and Supervisor's Reports
67 - Board Members Reports
68 - Work Session
69 Town Board Councilman Joe Wetmore gave an update from the March 3, 2021 Town Board
70 Special Meeting
71 - The Town Board had a Special Meeting to discuss Moratorium and potential zoning
72 changes.
73 o The consensus was that it would take the same time to Fast-Track zoning
74 changes as it would to implement a Moratorium, so making zoning changes
75 would be preferred.
76 o The Planning Board will be reviewing this at their next working meeting.
77
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78 Action Items:
79
80 Project: Farming- Livestock, 416 Asbury Rd. —Site Plan
81 Applicant: Dean Shea, Owner
82 Location: 416 Asbury Rd.; Tax Parcel No. 38.-1-38
83 Anticipated Board action(s) this month: Preliminary and Final Approval
84 Project Description: Applicant is proposing keeping of livestock on the existing 10.09-acre
85 parcel under Town of Lansing Code § 270-35(Q). Applicants have concurrently applied for a
86 Special Use Permit considered under Town of Lansing Code § 270-36 at the March 17, 2021
87 Town Board meeting. The property is located partially in the Residential Low Density (R1)
88 Zoning District and partially in the Residential Mixed Use (R3) Zoning District. This is a Type II
89 Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act 617.5 (4) and is not subject to
90 environmental review.
91 Project submittals located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
92 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=46851&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
93
94 Summary of Discussion:
95 - Applicant Dean Shea, provided background on the history of the property.
96 - Most of the property is in the R3 Zone. The 3.5 acres the applicant would like to use as
97 pasture is in the R1 Zone.
98 - The Planning Board did receive a letter of support from a neighbor.
99 - Applicant Dean Shea was placed in the waiting room.
100
101 RESOLUTION PB 21-03
102
103 TOWN OF LANSING PLANNING BOARD RESOLUTION — PRELIMINARY AND FINAL SITE PLAN
104 APPROVAL FOR FARMING - LIVESTOCK AT 416 ASBURY ROAD, TAX PARCEL NO. 38.-1-38
105
106 WHEREAS, an Application was submitted for Special Use Permit and Site Plan approval by Dean Shea,
107 Applicant and Owner, for keeping of livestock on the existing 10.09-acre Tax Parcel No. 38.-1-38 (416
108 Asbury Rd), located partially in the Residential Low Density (R1) Zoning District and partially in the
109 Residential Mixed Use (R3) Zoning District; and
110
111 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under Town of Lansing Code § 270-35(Q), § 270-36 (A)
112 Special Conditions and Special Use Permits and § 270-36 Site Plan Review, for which the completed
113 application was received November 17, 2020; and
114
115 WHEREAS, this action was determined to be a Type II Action under 6 NYCRR 617.5(c)(4) of the
116 State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA"); and
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117
118 WHEREAS, this Board did on March 22, 2021, review and accept as adequate: "Survey for Michael A.
119 and Melanie A. Collier, Town of Lansing, County of Tompkins, State of New York" dated 6/26/1985 by
120 George C. Schlecht; Short Environmental Assessment Form Part 1; Agricultural Data Statement; brief
121 statement describing the project and Animal Waste disposal plan; correspondence with Tompkins
122 County Health Department; and other application materials; and
123
124 WHEREAS, 600 feet parcel notices were mailed on March 2, 2021 and the Town Board duly held a
125 Public Hearing on March 17, 2021 on the Special Use Permit application wherein all evidence and
126 comments were considered, along and together with the requirements of the Town's Code, existing
127 development in the surrounding area, the public facilities and services available, the Town's
128 Comprehensive Plan and land use regulations, and site characteristics and issues; and
129
130 WHEREAS, this action is exempt from New York State General Municipal Law §239 -I, -m, and -n
131 referral requirements as Special Use Permits for permitted accessory uses on residential lots are
132 excluded per an Inter-Governmental Agreement between the Tompkins County Planning Department
133 and the Town of Lansing dated December 17, 2003;
134
135 WHEREAS, in accordance with Town Code § 270-36B(1), on December 22, 2020 the Planning Board
136 passed a Motion RECOMMENDING TOWN BOARD AUTHORIZE SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR FARMING—
137 LIVESTOCK AT 416 ASBURY ROAD, TAX PARCEL NO. 38.-1-38, FINDING THAT THE SPECIAL CONDITIONS
138 OF § 270-35(Q) and GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 270-36(A) HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH; and
139
140 WHEREAS, on March 17, 2021 the Town Board authorized the Special Use Permit under Town
141 Code § 270-36 (A), after a duly advertised public hearing, making the following findings for the
142 aforementioned: (1) That the proposed land use or activity is to be located, constructed, and
143 operated so that the public health, safety and general welfare will be protected; and (2) that
144 the existence of the proposed land use or activity will not cause substantial injury to the value
145 of other property in the surrounding neighborhood; (3) that adequate landscaping and
146 screening is to be provided; and (4) that adequate off-street parking and loading is provided
147 and the ingress and egress are so designed as to cause minimum interference with traffic on
148 abutting roads; and (5) that the proposed land use or activity will not result in excessive erosion
149 and will not increase the volume or velocity of surface water runoff onto abutting properties;
150 and (6)that any proposed water and/or sewage disposal system is determined by appropriate
151 jurisdictional authority to be adequate; and (7)that vibration, glare, odor, heat or noise
152 anticipated from the proposed use can be mitigated; and
153
154 WHEREAS, the Planning Board has considered and carefully reviewed the requirements of the
155 LUO relative to site plan review and subdivision review, the unique needs of the Town due to
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156 the topography, the soil types and distribution, and other natural and man-made features upon
157 and surrounding the area of the proposed site plan, and the Planning Board has also considered
158 the zoning in the area and the project in light of the Town's Comprehensive Plan and
159 compliance therewith, and as the underlying use is a permitted use in the zone in which
160 located; and
161
162 WHEREAS, upon due consideration and deliberation by the Town of Lansing Planning Board,
163 now therefore be it RESOLVED as follows:
164
165 That the Planning Board of the Town of Lansing does hereby grant Preliminary and Final Site
166 Plan approval for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number 38.4-38 for Farming— Livestock, subject
167 to the following specifications and conditions:
168
169 1. In accordance with Town Code § 270-27(K), this site plan approval is valid for only 36
170 months from the date hereof, and the applicant/owner is required to commence and
171 substantially complete the construction or other activities for which the site plan is
172 applicable within said 36 months or this approval shall, unless extended upon
173 application timely made, expire, lapse, and be of no further validity, force or effect.
174 2. The Special use permit shall expire within 12 months from the date of issuance (March
175 17, 2021) if the proposed land use activity has not been substantially implemented, as
176 per Town Code § 270-36D.
177
178 Dated: March 22, 2021
179
180 Motioned by: Larry Sharpsteen
181 Seconded by: Deborah Trumbull
182
183 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
184
185
186 Tom Butler-Aye
187 Norman L. Davidson- Aye
188 Al Fiorille- Aye
189 Larry Sharpsteen-Aye
190 Dean Shea- Recused
191 Deborah Trumbull- Aye
192 Jerry Caward-Aye
193
194 Project: Lansing Propane/ Petroleum Storage and Distribution Facility(Phase 2)
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195 Applicant: Wayne C. Matteson, Jr., P.E., on behalf of Mirabito Holdings, Inc., Owner
196 Location: 15 Town Barn Rd; Tax Parcel No. 30.-1-16.25
197 Anticipated Board action(s)this month: SEQRA Declaration of Lead Agency; Classification of
198 Action; Public Hearing
199 Project Description: The Applicant is proposing Site Plan approval for construction of three (3)
200 30,000-gallon petroleum bulk storage tanks alongside the existing 30,000-gallon propane
201 storage tank (approved via Planning Board Resolution 16-09 on May 9, 2016, amended
202 September 26, 2016) and a 4,000 SF garage structure, a 1,600 SF office building, 10-15 parking
203 spaces, and other site improvements on the existing 3.05-acre parcel.The property is located in
204 the General Commercial (132) Zoning District. This is anticipated to be an Unlisted or Type 1
205 Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act 6 NYCRR 617.4(b)(6)(v)and is subject
206 to environmental review.
207 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
208 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=48000&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
209
210 Summary of Discussion:
211 - The Planning Board members discussed the need for Stormwater Management, in
212 addition to what they have already done in Phase 1.
213 - The Planning Board members discussed safety concerns they have, including lack of
214 protection around the existing tank and the haphazard appearance of the small tanks on
215 the site.
216 Motion to Open Public Hearing for Lansing Propane/ Petroleum Storage and Distribution
217 Facility(Phase 2) at 7:07PM
218 Moved by: Norman L. Davidson Seconded by: Dean Shea (Motion Carried)
219
220 Summary of Discussion:
221 - Applicants Brett Hughes and Wayne Matteson, representatives of Mirabito,joined the
222 meeting.
223 - Mirabito has submitted a new application to construct three 30,000 gal. petroleum bulk
224 tanks. They have amended the proposal to eliminate the additional propane tank.
225 - During Phase 1 of this project, the applicant was required to complete the Stormwater
226 plan for the full buildout of the project.
227 - Planning Board member Dean Shea provided photographs of the lights on the Mirabito
228 site.
229 o There is a light that is casting directly onto the existing propane tank. The light
230 has been confirmed to belong to Mirabito, not the Town Barn.
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231 - The office and garage buildings will provide a buffer to the properties to the South.
232 - Project Engineer Wayne Matteson explained how the tanks will be contained.
233 - Brad George, Fire Chief, and Tim DeRuyscher, PE, FSFPE, RAN Fire Protection
234 Engineering,joined the meeting.
235 - Brad George stated that with the removal of the second propane tank from the
236 application, he no longer sees it necessary to install a deluge system.
237 - Multiple Board Members would like to see Town Barn Road extend back out to Peruville
238 Road.
239 - Tim DeRuyscher will be providing a memorandum evaluating the proposal for and
240 current conditions at the site.
241 - Community member Deb Harper joined the meeting. She questioned if the Mirabito
242 project was an allowed use, which it is in the IR zone.
243 - Community member Joe Williams joined the meeting. He provided pictures of the
244 lighting issue from his home on Peruville Road. He does have concerns over safety.
245 - Heather Dries, Planning Clerk, read an email into record.
246 o From Ruth Hopkins: I am out of town but wish to have my comments read at the
247 Planning Board this evening, either at a public hearing if appropriate or during
248 privilege of the floor.Thank you.
249 Comment on proposed increased propane facility. The addition of three to five
250 30,000 gallon propane tanks to the area behind the Lansing appears to be a
251 change from a local distribution center to a large regional distribution center.
252 A full environmental impact is needed. Increased fuel trucks will further degrade
253 the center of our town. Greatly increased numbers of fuel trucks will increase
254 likelihood of vehicle accidents involving flammable materials. The worst hazard
255 associated with regional propane centers are the truck accidents. How have this
256 and other increased hazard risks been assessed.
257 Most towns and counties site these facilities far away from residential areas, and
258 shopping. Please share the full environmental review with our community and
259 allow us to comment BEFORE any approval is begun.
260 Please tell us the plans for the adjacent lands that were recently cleared making
261 this entire heavy industrial facility visible to the residential area and everyone
262 passing through the center of town.
263 Motion to Close Public Hearing for Lansing Propane/ Petroleum Storage and Distribution
264 Facility(Phase 2) at 8:31PM
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265 Moved by: Dean Shea Seconded by: Deborah Trumbull (Motion Carried)
266
267 RESOLUTION PB 21-04
268
269 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW RESOLUTION —DECLARATION OF LEAD AGENCY—
270 MIRABITO HOLDINGS LANSING PROPANE/ PETROLEUM STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION
271 FACILITY SITE PLAN (PHASE TWO), 15 TOWN BARN RD, TAX PARCEL NO. 30.4-16.25
272
273 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
274 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
275 state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has primary
276 responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
277
278 WHEREAS, an application was made by Wayne C. Matteson, Jr., P.E., on behalf of Mirabito
279 Holdings, Inc., Owner, for construction of three (3) 30,000-gallon petroleum bulk storage tanks
280 for fuel storage and delivery operations, a 4,000 SF garage structure, a 1,600 SF office building,
281 and 10-15 parking spaces, and other site improvements on the existing 3.05-acre parcel, Lansing,
282 New York, TPN 30.-1-16.25, located in the General Commercial (132) Zoning District; and
283
284 WHEREAS, this application is Phase Two of Mirabito Energy Products Liquid Propane Project and
285 Site Plan Improvements,for which Phase One of the Site Plan was approved by Resolution 16-09
286 on May 9, 2016 and amended September 26, 2016; and
287
288 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under Town of Lansing Code § 270-7 Site Plan
289 Review, for which the completed revised application was received March 9, 2021; and
290
291 WHEREAS,The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing is believed best suited to review the
292 impacts of this proposed Site Plan as (i) the Planning Board is the only body with jurisdiction to
293 issue the final Site Plan approvals, (ii) the Planning Board is best situate to understand and
294 evaluate the potential unique impacts of such Site Plan upon the Town based upon the
295 developmental patterns, topography, and unique natural and non-natural features of the Town
296 of Lansing, including known streams, wetlands, UNAs, agricultural resources of value, and
297 archeosensitive sites within or near the Site Plan area, (iii) the Planning Board has the broadest
298 governmental powers for investigating the potential or actual impacts of the Site Plan and
299 implementing conditions or mitigating controls, and accordingly (iv) the Planning Board has the
300 greatest capacity for providing the most thorough environmental assessment of the proposed
301 Site Plan; and
302
303 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for the purposes of a State Environmental
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304 Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") review;
305
306 NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
307
308 That the Town of Lansing Planning Board does hereby declare itself Lead Agency for the
309 environmental review for the action of Site Plan review for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number
310 30.-1-16.25 for Wayne C. Matteson, Jr., P.E., on behalf of Mirabito Holdings, Inc., Owner.
311
312 Dated: March 22, 2021
313
314 Motioned by: Norman L. Davidson
315 Seconded by: Deborah Trumbull
316
317 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
318 Tom Butler—Aye
319 Norman L. Davidson—Aye
320 Al Fiorille—Aye
321 Larry Sharpsteen —Aye
322 Dean Shea -Aye
323 Deborah Trumbull—Aye
324 Jerry Caward—Aye
325
326 Project: Dollar General Retail Store—Site Plan and Minor Subdivision
327 Applicant: Steve Vukas, Bohler Engineering MA, LLC on behalf of Franklin Land Associates, LLC,
328 Owners
329 Location: West Side of Auburn Rd (NYS 34)/ North of Locke Rd; Tax Parcel No. 5.-1-32
330 Anticipated Board action(s) this month: Preliminary and Final Approval
331 Project Description: The Applicant is proposing Site Plan approval for construction of a 9,100
332 sq. ft. retail store with parking and other site improvements and subdivision of the existing
333 5.729-acre parcel. The property is located in the Rural Agricultural (RA) Zoning District. This is
334 an Unlisted Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and is subject to
335 environmental review.
336 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
337 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=46628&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
338
339 Summary of Discussion:
340 - Applicants Steve Vukas and Bob Gage, representatives of Dollar General joined the
341 meeting.
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342 - Planning Board member Tom Butler has concerns over the lack of consideration of heat
343 pumps.
344 - Applicants provided two exterior color choices; Planning Board preference was option B.
345 - Applicants will forward the response to the County Planning letter regarding the
346 consideration of the 4 energy elements as per the Tompkins County Energy
347 recommendations.
348
349 ZESOLUTION PB 21-05
350
351 TOWN OF LANSING PLANNING BOARD RESOLUTION —STATE
352 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW (SEAR) NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND PRELIMINARY AND
353 FINAL SITE PLAN APPROVAL AND PRELIMINARY AND FINAL MINOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL—
354 DOLLAR GENERAL RETAIL STORE, SITE PLAN REVIEW AND MINOR SUBDIVISION, AUBURN RD,
355 TAX PARCEL NO. 5.-1-32
356
357 WHEREAS, an application was made by Steve Vukas, Bohler Engineering MA, LLC on behalf of
358 Franklin Land Associates, LLC, Owners, for construction of a 9,100 sq. ft. retail store with parking
359 and other site improvements and subdivision of the existing 5.729-acre parcel, Lansing, New
360 York, TPN 5.-1-32, located in the Rural Agricultural (RA) Zoning District; and
361
362 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under Town of Lansing Code § 270-27 Site Plan
363 Review and § 235-6 Minor Subdivision, for which the respective completed applications were
364 received August 28, 2020; and
365
366 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
367 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
368 state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has primary
369 responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
370
371 WHEREAS, the Planning Board, being the local agency which has primary responsibility for
372 approving the action, did on October 26, 2020 declare itself the Lead Agency for the
373 environmental review; and
374
375 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for the purposes of a State Environmental
376 Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") review, and the Lead Agency is conducting a coordinated review;
377 and
378
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379 WHEREAS, Notice of Intent to declare Lead Agency was distributed to NYS Department of
380 Environmental Conservation (DEC), NYS Department of Transportation (DOT), Tompkins County
381 Health Department on November 6, 2020; and
382
383 WHEREAS, letter from NYSDOT Region 3 dated November 23, 2020 expressed no objections to
384 the Town of Lansing Planning Board assuming lead agency status for SEQRA purposes and
385 equivalent correspondence was received from Tompkins County Health Department on
386 February 3, 2021; and
387
388 WHEREAS, legal notice was published on February 16, 2021 and adjacent property owners within
389 1200 feet were notified by mail on February 16, 2021, and pursuant to Town Code § 270-27(F);
390 and
391
392 WHEREAS, a public hearing was duly held before the Planning Board upon February 22, 2021,
393 and the public was duly allowed to speak upon and address the proposed Subdivision and Site
394 Plan, including the SEAR environmental review thereof, whereafter the Planning Board
395 considered approval of the Subdivision and Site Plan upon receipt of final stormwater input and
396 SWPPP updates, all including and in accordance with the provisions of the Town Code § § 270-
397 27(D); et seq., and including concerns addressing site drainage, lighting, nearby residences,
398 landscaping, and buffering/screening, driveway and any potential on and off site environmental
399 impacts; and
400
401 WHEREAS, the Tompkins County Department of Planning and Sustainability, Tompkins County
402 Highway Department, and Town of Lansing Highway Department were given the opportunity to
403 comment on the proposed action; and
404
405 WHEREAS, Project plans, and related information, were duly delivered to the Tompkins County
406 Planning and Sustainability Department per General Municipal Law § 239; et seq., and such
407 Department responded in a March 18, 2021 letter from Katherine Borgella, Tompkins County
408 Commissioner of Planning, pursuant to §239 -1, -m, and -n of the New York State General
409 Municipal Law recommended the following modification of the proposal:
410 • We recommend the Town require the applicant to document that they have considered
411 the four energy elements for new construction projects outlined in the attached
412 Tompkins County Energy Recommendations for New Construction (2018). By
413 addressing these elements, new construction projects can be designed to help meet our
414 County's goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
415
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416 WHEREAS, the Planning Board has considered and carefully reviewed the requirements of the
417 LUO relative to site plan review and subdivision review, the unique needs of the Town due to the
418 topography, the soil types and distribution, and other natural and man-made features upon and
419 surrounding the area of the proposed site plan, and the Planning Board has also considered the
420 zoning in the area and the project in light of the Town's Comprehensive Plan and compliance
421 therewith, and as the underlying use is a permitted use in the zone in which located; and
422
423 WHEREAS, upon due consideration and deliberation by the Town of Lansing Planning Board,
424 now therefore be it RESOLVED as follows:
425
426 1. That the Planning Board of the Town of Lansing determines the proposed project will
427 result in no significant impact on the environment and that a Negative Declaration for
428 purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law be filed in accordance with
429 the provisions of Part 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act for the Minor
430 Subdivision and Site Plan approvals for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number 5.-1-32 for
431 Steve Vukas, Bohler Engineering MA, LLC on behalf of Franklin Land Associates, LLC,
432 Owners.
433 2. The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing does hereby grant Preliminary and Final Minor
434 Subdivision approval for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number 5.4-32 as depicted in
435 "Subdivision Map of the Lands of Lance McDermott, Brett McDermott & Kelli Jo
436 McDermott-Todi" NYS Route 34, Town of Lansing, Tompkins County, N.Y.," prepared by
437 Ausfeld & Waldruff Land Surveyors LLP, dated September 14, 2020 subject to the
438 following condition:
439 a. The sealing and endorsement of such Minor Subdivision Final Plat by the Planning
440 Board Chair or Vice Chairperson, thereafter presenting and obtaining the signing
441 of the plat by Tompkins County Assessment Department stamp followed by filing
442 in the Tompkins County Clerk's Office,followed by provision of proof of such filing
443 within the time limit requirements of 62 days with the Town of Lansing Planning
444 & Code Enforcement Office.
445 3. That the Planning Board of the Town of Lansing does hereby grant Preliminary and Final
446 Site Plan approval for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Numbers 5.4-32 for Steve Vukas, Bohler
447 Engineering MA, LLC on behalf of Franklin Land Associates, LLC, Owners, which includes
448 all parking layouts, screening,dark sky lighting, and other site conditions listed in Site Plan
449 as shown in and upon the Drawing Sheets titled: Cover Sheet C-101 (revision 2/12/2021);
450 General Notes Sheet C-102 (revision 2/12/2021); Demolition Plan C-201 (revision
451 2/12/2021), Site Layout Plan C-301 (revision 2/12/2021), Grading and Drainage Plan C-
452 401 (revision 2/12/2021); Utility Plan C-501 (revision 2/12/2021); Erosion and Sediment
453 Control Plan C-601 (revision 2/12/2021) and Notes and Details C-602 (revision
454 2/12/2021); Landscape Plan C-701 (revision 2/12/2021) and Notes and Details C-702
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455 (revision 2/12/2021); Detail Sheets C-901, C-902, C-903 (revision 2/12/2021) prepared by
456 Bohler and W.D. Goebel Professional Engineers, respectively, and Lighting/ Photometric
457 Plan prepared by LEDS, LLC (dated 2/18/2021; 3/30/2021 revision per condition h)
458 below); "Dollar General I Exterior Elevations I Option B" prepared by RDL Architects, and
459 dated 3/10/2021 subject to the following conditions:
460 a. Compliance with the recommendations of the Town's Engineer and SMO for any
461 final stormwater plans and the terms of the approved final Stormwater Pollution
462 Prevention Plan (SWPPP) for the developed site, and proper completion of all
463 stormwater reports, permits, and facilities in a form and manner as approved by
464 the Town and NYSDEC, including execution and filing of Stormwater Operating,
465 Management, and Reporting Agreement ("SOMRA") in the form as set forth
466 pursuant to Town Code § 225-8(D), which executed and filed SOMRA (and any
467 supporting easements) is required to be submitted to the SMO prior to the
468 issuance of any certificate of occupancy or compliance for the Project.
469 b. Building Permits are required to construct the approved building and site facilities.
470 Plans must meet all code requirements, including the sealing of plans by a licensed
471 engineer or architect. All improvements shall be constructed in compliance with
472 all state and local building code requirements.
473 c. The applicant will be required to obtain i) a Bolton Point water permit for a new
474 water service and meter to connect to the existing Consolidated Water District
475 Mains, and ii) a Tompkins County Health Department Onsite Wastewater
476 Treatment System (OWTS) permit. Both permits shall be obtained prior to
477 obtaining any building permit or Certificate of Occupancy ("CO").
478 d. In accordance with Town Code § 270-27(K), this site plan approval is valid for only
479 36 months from the date hereof, and the applicant/owner is required to
480 commence and substantially complete the construction or other activities for
481 which the site plan is applicable within said 36 months or this approval shall,
482 unless extended upon application timely made, expire, lapse, and be of no further
483 validity, force or effect.
484 e. Compliance with curb cut and NYSDOT permit conditions and requirements,
485 including receipt of final NYSDOT approval or permit close-out for any curbing or
486 driveway, culvert, or related land use designs or improvements as may be
487 emplaced upon or adjacent to any existing highway right-of-way or public
488 highway. Modification of vehicular ingress and egress requires modification of Site
489 Plans, and this approval, by the Planning Board.
490 f. The applicant must be issued a Sign Permit in compliance with Town Code Chapter
491 210 to erect, install, build, place, emplace, site, or substantially rebuild or repair
492 any signs.
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493 g. All plantings (including as shown on the plans described above) shall be
494 maintained as healthy and natural non-invasive vegetation designed to provide
495 both visual and sound buffering. Existing and any new vegetation shall be properly
496 maintained and any dead, diseased, or dying trees or plants shall be promptly
497 replaced, and any tree or plants that, whether singularly or in combination, due
498 to lack of growth, death, recession, disease or other cause, cease to function as
499 buffers shall be replaced in a manner as promotes the goal of such buffer as stated
500 in this site plan approval. This condition shall be deemed to augment and further
501 define prior site plan approval conditions and site plan features hereby or
502 heretofore approved by the Town.
503 h. All lighting fixtures will be "dark sky compliant" glare-free, downward directed,
504 and shielded lighting as promotes the dark-sky standards of the International
505 Dark-Sky Association (IDA) and lamps will be not higher than 3000K CCT to
506 minimize adverse human and ecological impacts.
507 i. Documentation from Applicant demonstrating consideration of the four energy
508 elements for new construction projects outlined in the Tompkins County Energy
509 Recommendations for New Construction (2018).
510
511 Dated: March 22, 2021
512
513 Motioned by: Norman Lin Davidson
514 Seconded by: Al Fiorille
515
516 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
517 Tom Butler- Nay
518 Norman Lin Davidson-Aye
519 Al Fiorille-Aye
520 Larry Sharpsteen-Aye
521 Dean Shea- Nay
522 Deborah Trumbull-Aye
523 Jerry Caward-Aye
524
525
526 Project: Lake Forest Circle Major Subdivision
527 Applicant: Timothy C. Buhl, P.E. for H. Floyd Davis, Owner
528 Location: Tax Parcel Nos. 32.-1-37.428 & 32.-1-37.440; Lake Forest Drive
529 Anticipated this month: SEQRA Declaration of Lead Agency
530 Project Description: The Applicant is proposing a phased subdivision approval for 16 residential
531 building lots (and two stormwater retention basins) on certain land located at Tax Parcel #32.-
532 1-37.428 (36.15 acres) and 32.-1-37.441 (0.327 acres) and 32.4-57.1 (0.108 acres), 32.-1-37.439
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533 (7.104 acres) and 32.-1-37.440 (4.888 acres), consisting of a total of approximately 48.577±
534 acres in the L1 (Lakeshore) Zoning District, which also includes the merging of adjacent parcels
535 to be reconfigured into an overall major subdivision plat. The proposed subdivision plat
536 includes easements for 30' access to the existing lot at 50 Lake Forest Circle (Tax Parcel No. 32.-
537 1-37.439) and two 20' drainage easements to be dedicated to the Town. This is an Unlisted
538 Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and is subject to environmental
539 review. The property is in the Lakeshore (1-1) Zoning District.
540 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
541 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=29819&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
542
543 Summary of Discussion:
544 - Applicant Tim Buhl P.E., and Owner H. Floyd Davis,joined the meeting.
545 - The Applicant is ready to move forward with this project.They are waiting for TG Miller
546 to review stormwater.
547
548 RESOLUTION PB 21-06
549 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW RESOLUTION —
550 DECLARATION OF LEAD AGENCY— LAKE FOREST CIRCLE MAJOR SUBDIVISION
551 WHEREAS, an application was made by Timothy C. Buhl, P.E. for H. Floyd Davis, Owner, for a
552 phased subdivision approval for 16 residential building lots (and two stormwater retention
553 basins) on certain land located on Lake Forest Circle, Lansing, New York, otherwise known as P/O
554 Tax Parcel #32.-1-37.428 (36.15 acres) and 32.-1-37.441 (0.327 acres) and 32.-1-57.1 (0.108
555 acres), 32.-1-37.439 (7.104 acres) and 32.-1-37.440 (4.888 acres), consisting of a total of
556 approximately 48.577±acres in the L1 (Lake Shore) District, which proposal includes the merging
557 of adjacent parcels to be reconfigured into an overall subdivision plat; and
558 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under the Town of Lansing Subdivision Rules and
559 Regulations, for which the application was received February 24, 2021; and
560
561 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
562 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
563 local and state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has
564 primary responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
565
566 WHEREAS, The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing is believed best suited to review the
567 impacts of this proposed Subdivision as (i) the Planning Board is the only body with jurisdiction
568 to classify the Subdivision and issue the final Subdivision approval, (ii)the Planning Board is best
569 situate to understand and evaluate the potential unique impacts of such Subdivision upon the
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570 Town based upon the developmental patterns, topography, and unique natural and non-
571 natural features of the Town of Lansing, including known streams, wetlands, UNAs, agricultural
572 resources of value, and archeosensitive sites within or near the Major Subdivision area, (iii) the
573 Planning Board has the broadest governmental powers for investigating the potential or actual
574 impacts of the Subdivision and implementing conditions or mitigating controls, and accordingly
575 (iv) the Planning Board has the greatest capacity for providing the most thorough
576 environmental assessment of the proposed Subdivision; and
577
578 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for which the Town of Lansing Planning
579 Board is the sole involved agency for the purposes of a State Environmental Quality Review Act
580 ("SEQRA") review;
581
582 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
583
584 That the Town of Lansing Planning Board does hereby declare itself Lead Agency for the
585 environmental review for the action of Subdivision review for certain land located on Lake Forest
586 Circle, Lansing, New York, otherwise known as P/O Tax Parcel #32.-1-37.428 (36.15 acres) and
587 32.-1-37.441 (0.327 acres) and 32.4-57.1 (0.108 acres), 32.-1-37.439 (7.104 acres) and 32.4-
588 37.440 (4.888 acres) for Timothy C. Buhl, P.E., Applicant on behalf of H. Floyd Davis, Owner.
589
590 Dated: March 22, 2021
591
592 Motioned by: Larry Sharpsteen
593 Seconded by: Norman L. Davidson
594
595 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
596 Tom Butler-Aye
597 Norman L. Davidson—Aye
598 Al Fiorille—Aye
599 Dean Shea -Aye
600 Deborah Trumbull—Aye
601 Larry Sharpsteen —Aye
602 Jerry Caward -Aye
603
604 Project: Wilson Road Major Subdivision
605 Applicant: Charles A Janvrin, Owner
606 Location: north side of Wilson Rd between Buck and Conlon Rds; Tax Parcel No. 27.-1-36.22
607 Anticipated this month: SEQRA Declaration of Lead Agency
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608 Project Description: Applicant is requesting to subdivide the existing undeveloped 14.83-acre
609 parcel into four parcels: Parcel 1, measuring 2.248 acres; Parcel 2, 2.247 acres; Parcel 3,
610 measuring 2.167 acres; and Parcel 4, an 8.6-acre flag lot.The property is located in the Mixed-
611 Use Residential (R3) Zoning District. This is an Unlisted Action under the State Environmental
612 Quality Review Act and is subject to environmental review; Planning Board issued SEQRA
613 Declaration of Lead Agency on April 13, 2020. A previously proposed subdivision of this
614 property was reviewed by the Planning Board on February 24, 2014.
615 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
616 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=43346&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
617
618 Summary of Discussion:
619 - Planning Director explained the prior background of the project, and that the applicant
620 wishes to reinvigorate the project.
621 - Applicants Tim Buhl PE, and Charles Janvrin, Applicant and Owner,joined the meeting.
622 - The Planning Board advised the Applicant to provide a Stormwater Plan.
623
624 RESOLUTION PB 21-07
625
626 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW RESOLUTION —
627 DECLARATION OF LEAD AGENCY,JANVRIN —WILSON ROAD SUBDIVISION, WILSON ROAD,
628 TAX PARCEL NO. 27.-1-36.22
629
630 WHEREAS, an Application was submitted for Subdivision review by Charles A Janvrin, Owner
631 and Applicant, for the proposed subdivision of the existing undeveloped 14.83-acre parcel into
632 four parcels: Parcel 1, measuring 2.248 acres; Parcel 2, 2.247 acres; Parcel 3, measuring 2.167
633 acres; and Parcel 4, an 8.6-acre flag lot, in Lansing, New York, also known as Tax Parcel Number
634 27.-1-36.22 in the Mixed-Use Residential (R3) Zoning District; and
635
636 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under the Town of Lansing Subdivision Rules and
637 Regulations, for which the application was received February 18, 2020 and updated submittals,
638 including Short Environmental Assessment Form Part 1 and Ground Disturbance Tally, were
639 received February 24, 2021; and
640
641 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
642 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
643 local and state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has
644 primary responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
645
646 WHEREAS, The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing is believed best suited to review the
647 impacts of this proposed Subdivision as (i) the Planning Board is the only body with jurisdiction
648 to classify the Subdivision and issue the final Subdivision approval, (ii)the Planning Board is best
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649 situate to understand and evaluate the potential unique impacts of such Subdivision upon the
650 Town based upon the developmental patterns, topography, and unique natural and non-
651 natural features of the Town of Lansing, including known streams, wetlands, UNAs, agricultural
652 resources of value, and archeosensitive sites within or near the Major Subdivision area, (iii) the
653 Planning Board has the broadest governmental powers for investigating the potential or actual
654 impacts of the Subdivision and implementing conditions or mitigating controls, and accordingly
655 (iv) the Planning Board has the greatest capacity for providing the most thorough
656 environmental assessment of the proposed Subdivision; and
657
658 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for which the Town of Lansing Planning
659 Board is the sole involved agency for the purposes of a State Environmental Quality Review Act
660 ("SEQRA") review;
661
662 NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
663
664 That the Town of Lansing Planning Board does hereby declare itself Lead Agency for the
665 environmental review for the action of Subdivision review for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number
666 27.-1-36.22 for Charles A Janvrin, Owner and Applicant.
667
668 Dated: March 22, 2021
669
670 Motioned by: Dean Shea
671 Seconded by: Larry Sharpsteen
672
673 VOTE AS FOLLOWS: Tom Butler-Aye
674 Norman L. Davidson—Aye
675 Al Fiorille—Aye
676 Dean Shea -Aye
677 Deborah Trumbull—Aye
678 Larry Sharpsteen —Aye
679 Jerry Caward -Aye
680
681
682 Project: Waza turf field and Finger Lakes Activity Center
683 Applicant: Steve Ruoff, on behalf of SKR Land LLC, Owner, in collaboration with TC Waza
684 Academy and FC LIFA, Ltd.
685 Location: 320 Peruville Rd; Tax Parcel No. 30.-1-30.1
686 Anticipated this month: SEQRA Declaration of Lead Agency
687 Project Description: Applicant is requesting adaptive reuse of the existing 40' x 50' clubhouse
688 for a day-care facility and site improvements for commercial recreation: outdoors on the
689 existing 37.63-acre parcel. The property is located in the Rural Agricultural (RA) Zoning District.
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690 This is an Unlisted Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and is subject to
691 environmental review.
692 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
693 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=50383&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
694
695 Summary of Discussion:
696 - Applicant Steve Ruoff, as well as Jocelyn Lutter, Lamarr Peters, and Roger Vargas joined
697 the meeting.
698 - Applicant would like to build a 100'x60' lit turf soccer field. They would also like to
699 utilize the existing building by operating an afternoon/summer daycare center.
700 - Planning Board members expressed concerns about the lighting on the field and the
701 impact on neighbors and traffic.
702 - Applicant may consider a pull off due to the length of the driveway.
703 - Planning Board advised Applicant to consult a Landscape Architect.
704
705 RESOLUTION PB 21-08
706
707 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW RESOLUTION —DECLARATION OF LEAD AGENCY—
708 WAZA TURF FIELD AND FINGER LAKES ACTIVITY CENTER SITE PLAN REVIEW, 320 PERUVILLE
709 RD; TAX PARCEL NO. 30.4-30.1
710
711 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
712 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
713 state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has primary
714 responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
715
716 WHEREAS, an application was made by Steve Ruoff,Applicant on behalf of SKR Land LLC, Owner,
717 in collaboration with TC Waza Academy and FC LIFA, Ltd. for construction of adaptive reuse of
718 the existing 40' x 50' clubhouse for a day-care facility and site improvements for commercial
719 recreation: outdoors on the existing 37.63-acre parcel, Lansing, New York, TPN 30.4-30.1,
720 located in the Rural Agricultural (RA) Zoning District; and
721
722 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under Town of Lansing Code § 270-36 (B)(1) Special
723 Conditions and Special Use Permits and § 270-27 Site Plan Review, for which the completed application
724 was received February 25, 2021; and
725
726 WHEREAS,The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing is believed best suited to review the
727 impacts of this proposed Site Plan and Special Use Permit as (i) the Planning Board is the only
728 body with jurisdiction to issue the final Site Plan approvals and makes a recommendation to the
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729 Town Board relative to Special Use Permits in accordance with Town Code § 270-36 (B)(1), (ii)
730 the Planning Board is best situate to understand and evaluate the potential unique impacts of
731 such Site Plan and advise the Town Board relative to the Special Use Permit upon the Town
732 based upon the developmental patterns, topography, and unique natural and non-natural
733 features of the Town of Lansing, including known streams, wetlands, UNAs, agricultural
734 resources of value, and archeosensitive sites within or near the Site Plan /Special Use Permit
735 area, (iii) the Planning Board has the broadest governmental powers for investigating the
736 potential or actual impacts of the Site Plan and Special Use Permits and implementing
737 conditions or mitigating controls, and accordingly (iv) the Planning Board has the greatest
738 capacity for providing the most thorough environmental assessment of the proposed Site Plan
739 and Special Use Permit; and
740
741 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for the purposes of a State Environmental
742 Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") review;
743
744 NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
745
746 That the Town of Lansing Planning Board does hereby declare itself Lead Agency for the
747 environmental review for the action of Site Plan Review and Special Use Permit for Town of
748 Lansing Tax Parcel Number 30.-1-30.1 for Steve Ruoff, Applicant on behalf of SKR Land LLC,
749 Owner.
750
751 Dated: March 22, 2021
752
753 Motioned by: Dean Shea
754 Seconded by: Deborah Trumbull
755
756 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
757 Tom Butler-Aye
758 Norman Lin Davidson-Aye
759 Al Fiorille-Aye
760 Larry Sharpsteen-Aye
761 Dean Shea-Aye
762 Deborah Trumbull-Aye
763 Jerry Caward-Aye
764
765 Project: Munson Tires, LLC Vehicle Body Shop—Modification of Site Plan
766 Applicant: Mitchell Munson, Owner
767 Location: 17 Peruville Rd; Tax Parcel No. 37.1-2-19
768 Anticipated this month: SEQRA Declaration of Lead Agency
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769 Project Description: The Applicant is proposing construction of a 3,000 sq. ft. addition to the
770 existing 3,160 sq. ft. vehicle body shop (granted by Planning Board Motion on March 14, 2005
771 and Planning Board Resolution 10-37, July 12, 2010, respectively) on the existing 1.22-acre
772 parcel. The property is located in the General Business (B2) Zoning District. This is an Unlisted
773 Action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and is subject to environmental
774 review.
775 Project submittals are located at: https://Ifweb.tompkins-
776 co.org/WebLink/Browse.aspx?id=50012&dbid=7&repo=Lansing
777
778 Summary of Discussion:
779 - Applicant Mitch Munson joined the meeting.
780 - The applicant explained the purpose of the building.
781 - The Planning Board would like to see screening installed so the parts vehicles cannot be
782 viewed from the road.
783 - The applicant stated they removed about 25 vehicles from the property in the last
784 month.
785 - The applicant stated they contacted NYSEG regarding the easement.
786
787 RESOLUTION PB 21-09
788
789 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW RESOLUTION — DECLARATION OF LEAD AGENCY—
790 MUNSON TIRES, LLC GARAGE SERVICE AND REPAIR, MODIFICATION OF SITE PLAN, 17
791 PERUVILLE RD; TAX PARCEL NO. 37.1-2-19
792
793 WHEREAS, 6 NYCRR§ 617 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") requires that
794 a Lead Agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with
795 state environmental law and the Lead Agency shall be that local agency which has primary
796 responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action; and
797
798 WHEREAS, an application was made by Mitchell Munson, Owner, on behalf of Munson Tires, LLC,
799 for construction of a 3,000 sq. ft. addition to the existing 3,160 sq. ft. New and Used Car Sales,
800 including Garage Service and Repair, with parking and other site improvements on the existing
801 1.22-acre parcel, Lansing, New York, TPN 37.1-2-19, located in the General Business (B2) Zoning
802 District; and
803
804 WHEREAS, this is a proposed action reviewed under Town of Lansing Code § 270-27 Site Plan
805 Review, for which the completed application was received March 12, 2021; and
806
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807 WHEREAS, The Planning Board of the Town of Lansing is believed best suited to review the
808 impacts of this proposed Site Plan as (i) the Planning Board is the only body with jurisdiction to
809 issue the final Site Plan approvals, (ii) the Planning Board is best situate to understand and
810 evaluate the potential unique impacts of such Site Plan upon the Town based upon the
811 developmental patterns, topography, and unique natural and non-natural features of the Town
812 of Lansing, including known streams, wetlands, UNAs, agricultural resources of value, and
813 archeosensitive sites within or near the Site Plan area, (iii) the Planning Board has the broadest
814 governmental powers for investigating the potential or actual impacts of the Site Plan and
815 implementing conditions or mitigating controls, and accordingly (iv) the Planning Board has the
816 greatest capacity for providing the most thorough environmental assessment of the proposed
817 Site Plan; and
818
819 WHEREAS, this proposed action is an Unlisted Action for the purposes of a State Environmental
820 Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") review;
821
822 NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
823
824 That the Town of Lansing Planning Board does hereby declare itself Lead Agency for the
825 environmental review for the action of Site Plan review for Town of Lansing Tax Parcel Number
826 37.1-2-19 for Mitchell Munson, Owner, on behalf of Munson Tires, LLC.
827
828 Dated: March 22, 2021
829
830 Motioned by: Larry Sharpsteen
831 Seconded by: Dean Shea
832
833 VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
834 Tom Butler-Aye
835 Norman Lin Davidson-Aye
836 Al Fiorille-Aye
837 Larry Sharpsteen-Aye
838 Dean Shea-Aye
839 Deborah Trumbull-Aye
840 Jerry Caward-Aye
841
842
843
844 Planning Report:
845 - A job has been posted to hire a replacement for Lynn Day, Code Enforcement Officer,
846 when he retires in June.
847 - Ajob has been posted to hire another Planner.
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848 - C.J. has put in a request with County Planning for help with creating the Overlay Maps.
849 - ORES final Regulations are out.
850
851 Adiourned Meeting
852 Meeting adjourned at the call of the Planning Board Chair at 9:59 pm.
853
854 Minutes Taken and Executed by Heather Dries.
855
856 Access to public documents are available online at:
857 Planning Board Email tolcodes@lansingtown.com
858
859 Town Website https://www.lansingtown.com
860
861 Planning Board agendas, minutes & submittals https://www.lansingtown.com/town-docs
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