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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-27 TOWN OF LANSING Planning Board Monday, March 27, 1995; 7:30 pea PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS r Denotes present) * Jackie Baker * Cheryl Nickel * Lin Davidson * Larry Sharpsteen, Chair * Brad Griffin Robert Todd * Viola Miller Al White * Larry Tvaroha, Town Councilman * George Totman, Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer PUBLIC PRESENT Tom Neiderkorn BOUNDARY CHANGE, Robert Cowie, 159 East Lake Road, Tax Map 942-1-54-16 and 42-1- 54.15 George Totman explained that Mr. Cowie has purchased two lots on East rake Road and is requesting a boundary change to combine than into one. Larry Sharpsteen was going to abstain from voting on this boundary change because he coordinated the bidding process as the owner's agent, but the Planning Board decided that Larry's actions on behalf of the owner will not constitute a conflict of interest. 40 Viola Miller made a motion to approve the boundary change as presented and to waive the pubes hearing; Jackie Baker seconded_ VOTE: ALL IN- FAVOR; MOTION CARRIED (Cheryl Nickel abstain No review of the SEAR was needed as one was previously done for the property. COMMENTS ON THE: COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Tom Neiderkorn stated that he has not received any comments from Robert Todd, who had specifically expressed some concerns. Lin Davidson indicated that Robert was out of town for several weeks now. Tom asked Brad Griffin to review his written comments with the Board. It was decidedto include the 'Inventory in Brief which was submitted from the Parks and Recreation Committee Tom Neiderkom recommended that all the committee reports be included as appendices in the report. Lary Sharpsteen suggested that in the forward to the Comprehensive Plan that it state that the appendices are listed as source materials, developed by the population of the town, and not to be construed as an active part of the plan_ Tom stated that the Town Board could then adopt the Plan without adopting the appendices. Brad indicated that this action would take care of many of the concerns he had expressed_ Brad also recommended that the report submitted by Clark, Sharpsteen, and Kaufman dated January 5, 1995, also be included in the appendices. ' Larry Sharpsteen stated that that was a report from an ad hoc committee which further investigated sewage options for the town Town of Lansing Planning Barad Page 2 Monday, March 27, 1995 center. Cheryl Nickel stated that George Stevens also prepared a report on sewage treatment 11) feasibility options • It was agreed that if Robert Todd still has comments, he can forward them directly to the Town Board_ Lany Sharpsteen suggested that after the Town Board has had another opportunity to review Ehe Plan, there should be a joint macSug of the Town Board and the Planning Board to discuss final comments and then it will be made available at a public hearing. Larry Tvaroha felt that there might not be too many comments from the Town Board since they previously reviewed the Plan in depth with the Planning Board Cheryl Nickel made a motion to submit the entire Comprehensive Plan with changes from tonight's discussion to the Town Board for their review, public hearing, and acceptance; Viola Miller seconded. VOTE: ALL TN FAVOR; MOTION CARRIED MMPPfMOLISLY Comment from Cheryl Nickel Cheryl felt that the way concerns were expressed to her at the last meeting about her working on the NYSCA grant were inappropriate. She stated that she is open to discuss comments or concerns about what she is doing, but in a more appropriate manner. Brad felt that the major point of the discussion was around a potential conflict of interest. Larry Sharpsteen stated that the conflict of interest is still a concern that is being reviewed Larry Tvaroha stated that if wflf be the decision of the Town Board as to whether or not there is a conflict of fatesest and whether or not a leave of absence is required The -Town Board has discussed this issue briefly and doesn' t believe that Cheryl would have any personal conflicts 11 or personal gain by working on the project. Although she may have to abstain front voting on certain items directly related to the project, he didn' t see the need to have Cheryl resign her position on the Planning Board. ZONING ORDINANCE CHANGES . At tonight's meeting, Tom MaMarkorn wanted to review the boundaries of the town center and the agricultural district The Planning Board began a thorough review and discussion of the u for the Rural-Agricultural District (The chart below represents the district that was discussed.) ARTICLE VI: Schedule of Land Uses or Activities, Town of Lansing P = PemrrttrP as of Right SC = Special Conditions Apply SP = Special Permit Required N = Not Permitted LAND USE OR ACIIVIIY RURAL - SI a PIAN REFERENCE AGRICULTURE APPROVAL A. RESIDENTIAL USES 1 . Dwelling, one-family11/ P 2 Dwelling, two-family P 3. Dwelling, conversion of existing building P into not more than three dwelling units Town of Lansing Planning Board Page 3 Monday, March 27, 1995 ® LAND USE OR ACTIVITY RURAL - SITE PLAN REFERENCE AGRICULTURE APPROVAL 4. Dwelling, multi-family including P apartment and condominium 5. Dwelling - townhouse P 6. Dwelling - accessory P 7. Dwelling - modular or factory P manufactured 8. Dwelling - mobile home P 9. Mobile home park SP/SC a YES 10. Cluster housing P 11 . Cabin or cottage for seasonal occupancy P and use 12. Garage, private P B. COMMUNITY USES 111 1 . Government building; public school _ P 2. Church, place of public worship and P related facility 3. Nursery school; day care facility P 4. Nursing home; health-related clinic; P hospital 5. Park, playground, non-commercial P • 6. Public or private club P 7. Hunting preserve, rod and gun P 8. Cemetery SC With Town Board approval C. BUSINESS USES 1 . Farming - crops P 2. Farming - dairy P 3. Farming - poultry P 4. Farming - livestock P 5. Commercial plant nursery and greenhouse P 6. Roadside stand P _ 4 Tonin of Lansing Planning Board Page 4 Monday, March 27, 1995 LAND USE OR ACTIVITY RURAL - SITE PLAN REFERENCE AGRICULTURE APPROVAL 7. Bed and breakfast facility P 8. Rooming house; tourist home P 9. Residential (home) business or occupation P. 10. Funeral home P 11 . Kennel; animal boarding P 12. Veterinary hospital P 13. Commercial outdoor recreation P 14. Commercial indoor recreation: bowling, P skating, and similar use 15. Swimming pool, tennis court, and similar . P private recreation facility 16. Motel; hotel P 17. Professional or business office P 18. Public stable P 19. Bank; financial institution 20. Retail sales: convenience market; farm P produce; crafts; antiques and similar small independent facility 21 . Retail sales, general: clothing, furniture, P hardware, paint, floor covering, • supermarket, lawn and garden supply, pets, and similar goods 22. Retail sales: lumber and building P materials and supplies 23. Retail sales: industrial or agricultural P equipment 24. Retail sales, service and storage: marine P and water oriented 25. Retail sales: mobile home, RV, P snowmobile, and similar products requiring outdoor storage 26. Restaurant, tavern (except drive-in) P 27. Fast-food or drive-in restaurant P 28. Laundry, barber/beauty shop and similar P personal services 29 . Convenience (mini) mart P Town of Lansing Planning Board Page 5 Monday, March 27, 1995 LAND USE OR ACTIVITY RURAL - SITE PLAN REFERENCE AGRICULTURE APPROVAL 30. "Mini" warehouse for household storage P 31 . Vehicular fuel and service (except body P work) 32. New and used car sales, service and repair P 33. Car wash P 34. Sale of plumbing, heating, cooling, P electrical supplies, and equipment D. INDUSTRIAL/RESEARCH USES 1 . Warehouse for storage or wholesaling or P goods or materials 2. Printing and publishing P 3. Commercial assembly: jewelry, leather, P fabric, scientific instruments, and similar small items 4. Industrial and manufacturing SC establishment 5. Agricultural, industrial, educational P research, design and production of prototypes 6. Use of accessory farm building for sale of P farm commodities, light fabrication or assembly 7. Natural resource exploration, drilling and SC mining 8. Commercial excavation: rock, sand, SC gravel, salt, and similar products 9. Truck or motor freight terminal SC 10. Vehicle wrecking and salvage yard SC 11 . General processing, light manufacturing, assembly 12. Scientific/research laboratory P E. UTILITY AND MISCELLANEOUS 1 1 . Planned development area P l l Town of Lansing Planning Board Page 6 Monday, March 27, 1995 LAND USE OR ACTIVITY RURAL - SITE PLAN REFERENCE AGRICULTURE APPROVAL 2. Sign SC Comply with Town Sign Ordinance 3. Billboard SC ' Comply with Town Sign Ordinance 4. Public utility service and distribution P including gas, electric, telephone, water and sewer, TV cable, but excluding substations, storage yards, and transmission towers 5. Public utility substation P 6. Electric or gas transmission lines P 7. Wind mill, solar panel, and similar P alternative domestic energy source 8. Solid waste recycling or transfer operation SC With Town Board approval 9. Solid waste landfill N 10. Tower for the reception or transmission of SC With Town electronic signals Board approval 11 . Toxic waste disposal N 1111 12. Junkyard SC With Town Board approval Torn clarified that if there are any other uses that are not listed, they are not permitted. If the use is similar to some other use in the ordinance, then the Zoning Board of Appeals can allow it. The Planning Board will continue reviewing the next district in the zoning ordinance at the next meeting. Viola Miller made a motion to adjourn the meeting; Jackie Baker seconded. VOTE: ALL IN FAVOR; MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY This meeting was adjourned at 10:15 p.m. Submitted by Michelle Eastman The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 10, 1995, at 7:30 p.m.