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Town of Lansing
Monday, March 28 , 2005 7 : 15 PM PLANNING BOARD
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS
("Denotes present)
* Nancy Loncto, Chairperson Tom Ellis
Larry Sharpsteen * Lin Davidson
* Viola Miller * David Hatfield
* Gregg Travis Brian Ivery (Alt.)
* Bud Shattuck, Deputy Town Supervisor
* Richard Platt, Zoning and Code Enforcement Officer
Public Present
None
General Business :
• Nancy Loncto called the Planning Board Meeting to order at 7 : 15 PM .
Ordinance Changes (changes in red)
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Section 504 . 1 Footnotes Added (in red)
• 12 . Structures less than 30 feet fromshoreline shall be subject to Site Plan Review .
13 . Detached Storage Buildings less than. 200 Square Feet in area, andless than 12 feet in
height may be a minimum of 10 feet from the side and rear lot line .
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•%� memo
Date: January 5 , 2005
To: Planning Board Members
From: Dick Platt
RE: Mother in law apartment/Accessory Apartment
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After checking several sites, I think that the attached "Berkshire Planning Tools "
information on accessory apartments closely resembles our needs.
I would suggest something like the following:
• ��t/ 1 . A Special Permit Shall be required
2. Maximum size — 750 S.F. ( 12x16 bedroom, 12x16 sitting room, lox 12
pit' bath/laundry, 12x 12 kitchen, 10x10 entry = 748 S .F. ) •
5 �lpu fb 3 . The accessory apartment shall be limited to one bedroom.
ria e0 GF 4. The house must be owner occupied.
5. The appearance of single family home must be maintained.
S 6. Health Department Approval must be obtained,
7. Adequate off street parking shall be provided.
8. The conversion shall meet or exceed all Building Codes including required fire
separations.
9. Barrier free design for persons with handicaps or limited mobility should be
considered where feasible.
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Definintion changes
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Date: January 5, 2005
To: Planning Board Members
From: Dick Platt
RE: Boathouse definition
The attached is from the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance.
I think that we should just require Site Plan Review for any structures within
20' of the shore. Docks, piers and sea walls should not be included. When
required, they are regulated by DEC and Army Corp of Engineers.
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• mei' 1 7-0 S Boathouse — a ll a at edge of river or lake; used to store boats
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Comprehensive Plan/Land Use Comparsion
Page 21 , A Residential Uses
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# 1 & 2 in the B1 & B2 Districts change P to SC* 802 . 1.
• Page 21 , #4 add S to apartment and add the word buildings after condominium
Page 22, B Community Uses
#3 Community residence add S under R1 to read SC * 802 . 1
Page 23 , C Business Uses
# 12, B1 & B2 changed from N to SC * 802 . 9
Guy ' s Review
Can we add a line under Site Plan Review to address the following issues :
scale of use, density for a particular zone, number of trucks per hour, time
restrictions
David Hatfield made a motion to accept the above changes to the Ordinance .
Lin Davidson seconded. VOTE : ALL IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED .
Comprehensive Plan-Introduction changes (red)
Tin Davidson made a motion to accept the changes . Greg Travis seconded.
VOTE : ALL IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
SECTION I. INTRODUCTION
Phis Comprehensive Plan lin Lansing represents a desire to anticipate and assess the
potential impact of future change; to influence such change in ways than will preserve and
enhance the qualities that distinguish this part of Tompkins County. There is little doubt
that this Town with its 13 miles of Cayuga Lake shoreline, its exceptional views and
varied land Ibnns will continue to he a popular place lir people to live, work and
establish businesses. It is inevitable that changes in land use patterns and visual character
are going to occur in the years to come.
Recognition of the implications and dangers of unchanneled growth caused the Town
Board and Planning Board to undertake a comprehensive planning program in 1971 .
This early effort was designed to provide the Town with a plan to guide future
development and the tools rix implementing that plan.
The process employed in preparing the previous plan involved several specific steps:
making a thorough review of existing conditions; identifying problems related to the
physical environment: evaluating possible future changes and development alternatives;
formulating meaningful development policy and planning goals and making
recommendations aimed at implementing policy and moving the Town toward its
planning goals. This same basic process has been used in the preparation of this
1 Comprehensive Plan update.
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• Many changes have occurred in Lansing and Tompkins County in the years since the
initial plan was completed. Most dramatic and far reaching was the creation of the
Village of Lansing in 1973. This placed the entire southern portion of the Town—almost
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3,000 acres—into an independent municipal jurisdiction with its own governing body,
planning agency and land use reculat ions.
A. public water supply has also become avai fable. The Bolton Point Water System began
operation in 1976. Through an Aereernent. of Municipal Cooperation the Bolton Point
system supplies high quality water to live omni ci pal it ics in Tompkins County. The
avail oh ility of reliable public water and the addition and cxpeu cion of public sewer has
been a major stimulus to residential growth and has produced a dramatic change in the
runt character of this area.
Development of Cornell 's HLISLnLMS and Technology I''ark. coupled with the rebuilding
and expansion of the County Airport, has produced jobs and created traffic. Whitt: the
Business orad Technology Park is located in the Village: of Lansing, its impact on the
Town. 'chi, further development of the 94.1s A`retort Ruad Business Park and Lansing
B itsii es.= and l' echnelogy Park continues nils trend
Population growth over the past twenty years and continued pressure for residential and
economic development have ledto Lk change of attitude as well as kind use patterns in
many parts o rt he 'Town of Lansing. More people ee concerned about the po ten ni ally
ucgalive impact or growth on the environment. and. consequently. on the quality of their
community and their lives. In. [ 993 a large citizen advisory cnrmniItee. known as the
Lansing 2010 Planning Committee, was formed to advise the Planning Board on the
C:tomprehcnsivc flan. 'fen subcommittees were established to address specific planning
concerns and report to the Planning Board . The work nt these committees were marked •
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by high interest, connniunent and excellence. Most or these committees have cun >leted
their assignments and recommendations have been mode, Many of these
rcconuuendalions have been incorporated in this Comprehensive Plan .
The Comprehensive Plan. as set forth on the lhl to wing pages, is doe fund an ten t al
component of the pleanting program fin the town of Lansing. 'The plan consists of a
group of broad policy statements that can be used to guide the continued social, economic
and physical development of the area. Maps and drawings arc an important part of the
planning document they are based on expressed planning policy and depict a
comprehensive but generalized representation of proposals for land use and traffic
movement. The plan and its graphics provide justification and support for land use and
development regulations, for infrastructure improvements and for other public and
private investment decisions.
An observation in the Ibreword of the 1971 and 1995 plans remain pertinent today and
are included in this introduction to the 2005 Comprehensive Plan:
"If full benefit is to he realized from this document and the countless hours that
have been required to complete it, the plan must be actively used by the Planning
Board and the Town Board and treated as an important element in the decision
making process which will determine Lansing's future."
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Bud Shattuck-Transportation (Traffic and Circulation)
David Herrick has composed a list of items that he will be working on . This
project will take longer than 2 weeks . Nancy Loncto has requested that Mr.
Shattuck advise David Herrick to appear at the next working meeting with a
timeline indicating a completion date for his portion of the project .
Greg Travis made a motion to adjourn at 9 : 10 PM . Lin Davidson seconded.
VOTE : ALL IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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Town of Lansing
Planning Board Working Meeting
March 28 , 2005 7 : 15 PM
Lansing Town Hall — Small Court Room
http://www. lansingtown . com/
Agenda
Time: Agenda Topics
7: 15 PM Ordinance Work - Review, edit, or delete and
• approve (set-back issue and Mobile Home) Dick
Platt to bring changes and submit to TB
Review, edit, or delete and approve Transportation
Section of Comprehensive Plan with guidance from
David Herrick
Review, edit, or delete and approve Introduction
Section of Comprehensive Plan with guidance from
Bud Shattuck
Approval of February 14, 2005, 8g March 14, 2005
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