PLANNING BOARD
TOWN OF ROCHESTER
ULSTER COUNTY
ACCORD, NEW YORK
(845) 626-2434
MINUTES OF September 13th, 2021 REGULAR MEETING OF the Town of Rochester PLANNING BOARD, held at 7:00pm at the Harold Lipton Community Center and streamed via YouTube.
Chair Lindstrom called the meeting to order and asked everyone to stand for the Pledge to the Flag.
The Secretary did roll call attendance.
PRESENT: ABSENT:
Maren Lindstrom, Chairperson Patrick Williams
Sam Zurofsky, Vice Chairperson
Rick Jones
Ann Marie Maloney
Marc Grasso
Zorian Pinsky
ALSO PRESENT:
Zachary Jarvis- Alternate.
Mary Lou Christiana-Town Attorney (via Zoom)
Nicole Knapp-Secretary
Erin Enouen – Councilwomen
Elizabeth Axelson – CPL (7:23PM)
ANNOUNCEMENTS and COMMUNICATIONS
September 27th Workshop Meeting Decision:
Chair Lindstrom stated the workshop meeting will be held regarding the Cusack subdivision application
on 9/27/21 at 6:30PM.
**Note: October’s meeting will be held on a THURSDAY, October 14th at 7PM.
TRAININGS:
Chair Lindstrom read the amount of training hours each member had so far and encouraged those who were short to sign up for upcoming trainings.
ACTION ON MINUTES:
Chair Lindstrom made a motion to accept the minutes of July 12th. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
Mr. Jones made a motion to table accepting the August 9th minutes until the 9/27 workshop meeting. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
APPLICATION REVIEW:
PB 2021 – 16 LLI
John Sturges d/b/a Tow Path Road, LLC (Owners & Applicant) New Application
Lot Line Improvement
Applicant proposes a lot line deletion to combine parcel S/B/L 77.2-4-48 (+/- 1.7 acres) with parcel S/B/L 77.2-4-47 (+/-2.26 acres) for a combined parcel of +/- 4 acres. Parcels are located in the R-5 zoning district at 436/442 Tow Path Road, Accord, NY
SEQRA: Type II by code
Mr. Sturges was present on behalf of the application.
Ms. Christiana questioned the formatting of the map and need to add “lot line to be deleted” on it, title to change to say lot line improvement, and have the map certified. The County won’t accept it without these changes.
Chair Lindstrom read the conditional final approval:
Decision: PB 2021-16 LLI
Lot Improvement – Certification
*Pursuant to Chapter 125 and Chapter 140 of the Code of the Town of Rochester.
Applicant: John Sturges dba Tow Path Road, LLC
Owner: John Sturges
Reason for Request:
Applicant proposes a lot line deletion to combine parcel S/B/L 77.2-4-48 (+/- 1.7 acres) with parcel S/B/L 77.2-4-47 (+/-2.26 acres) for a combined parcel of +/- 4 acres. Parcels are located in the R-5 zoning district at 436/442 Tow Path Road, Accord, NY
Location:
S/B/L: 77.2-4-48 with S/B/L 77.2-4-47
Zoning District: R-5 (rural conservation zoning district).
Zoning Permit filed: 8/5/2021 SEQR Type: Type II by definition
Planning Board Application #: 2021-16 LLI PB Application filed: 8/30/2021
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The Planning Board has reviewed the plat and certifies the lot improvement proposed will meet Town of Rochester lot requirements for the R-5 zoning districts and, for recording purposes only, further represents an exempt lot improvement in accordance with Section § 125-18 of the Town of Rochester Subdivision Regulations. No subdivision approval is required or given by the Planning Board. The Planning Board further grants the authority to the Chairman to sign the plat certifying the lot improvement for filing purposes without further resolution upon receipt and the Chairman’s determination such plat meets the requirements of the code is in agreement with the sketch plan provided for review.
Plat shall be prepared by a licenced Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer to describe the conveyances involved by metes and bounds and shall include the Town of Rochester Lot Line Note:
“These plans are acknowledged by the Town of Rochester, and for recording purposes only, to represent an exempt lot improvement in accordance with § 125-18 of the Town of Rochester Subdivision Regulations. No subdivision approval is required or given Lot improvement parcel shall not be considered a separate building lot apart from the tract to which it is being added. ”
The owner shall file in the office of the Ulster County Clerk such certified plat bearing the Chairman’s signature within 62 days of this certification. The owner shall have the responsibility to return four (4) Ulster County Clerk certified copies of the plat to the Town of Rochester Planning Board within 30 days of filing.
Mr. Zurofsky made a motion to conditionally certify the application, as long as requested changes are made to the map. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
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PB 2021-10 SBD Continued Application/Public Hearing
Maureen Kelly (Owner & Applicant)
Minor Subdivision
Applicant proposes a 2 lot minor subdivision of S/B/L 60.3-1-6.2 (+/- 14.78 acres) into lot one of approximately 5 acres to retain an existing single family dwelling, garage and pool with existing well and septic and lot two of +/- 9.8 acres to contain existing horse barns, and corrals with the intention to construct a single family dwelling.
SEQRA: TBD
Terry Ringer, LS, was present on behalf of the application.
Mr. Ringler stated he is still waiting on the completed Road Maintenance Agreement and letter from engineer stating well and septic can support the new lot being added.
Chair Lindstrom made the motion to set the application as an unlisted/uncoordinated action for SEQRA. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Chair Lindstrom- Yes Ms. Moloney- Yes
Mr. Zurofsky- Yes Mr. Grasso- Yes
Mr. Williams- Absent
Mr. Jones- Yes
Mr. Pinsky- Yes
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
The Board completed a SEQRA EAF Part 2 review.
Chair Lindstrom made a motion declaring no negative environmental impact. Mr. Zurofsky seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Chair Lindstrom- Yes Ms. Moloney- Yes
Mr. Zurofsky- Yes Mr. Grasso- Yes
Mr. Williams- Absent
Mr. Jones- Yes
Mr. Pinsky- Yes
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
Chair Lindstrom opened the Public Hearing.
Chair Lindstrom read a letter from Gail Yongen-VanNatta:
To the board:
I am writing in regard to the requested subdivision of Maureen Kelly’s property of S/B/L 60.3-1-6.2 on Schroon Hill Road in Kerhonkson, which borders me.
While I doubt that this email will have any power to block this request, or even that anyone cares, I cannot sit by without comment.
The board should note that I have been a full time resident in the Town of Rochester for over 50 years, and a part time resident since birth. I have owned my parcel since 1986 and have been a full time resident at this location for 30 years. When I moved into my house, I believe that there was only one other full time resident on Schroon Hill Road between Schwabbie Turnpike and Via Pioli Road. It was remote and very quiet. That is what I came for.
Since then, many of the existing parcels have changed hands and houses built. My water supply has diminished over the years to the extent that I had to redrill my well 200 feet deeper and just 2 years ago had to hydrofrac to get an acceptable water supply. It has cost me thousands of dollars.
What I would like to understand is the true intent of the subdivision? Maureen has essentially been an absentee AirBnB landlord for over 5 years when she moved to Massachusetts. Will this other intended single family home become another AirBnB? Will both parcels be sold? Will I ever know a true neighbor on that border of my property?
There is no comfort in living next door to an AirBnB with no onsite owner or manager. Just because the temporary tenants may pay their bill, there is no guarantee that they won’t start a fire, or trespass on my property and get hurt.
Maureen and my family used to be friends, dare I say good friends, but I last saw her in 2017. She did contact me a few weeks ago, but I was unable to connect due to my responsibilities for my elderly parents. Perhaps I may have gotten answers to my questions.
I hope the board will realize that “progress” sometimes means leaving things as they are. More houses, more population, even if only for the weekends, puts added strain on the infrastructure and changes the character of the area. With the recent increases in real estate sales, one would think taxes would go down, but that is not the case either. I guess I need to know how this subdivision will make the Town of Rochester a better place?
Sincerely,
Gail Yongen-VanNatta
240 Schroon Hill Road
Kerhonkson
Ms. VanNatta was present at the meeting and stated she wanted to know the real intent of the property. She pointed out the property is currently being used for AirBnB purposes, people set off fireworks, there is a water issue, swampy conditions, and there have been issues with the property line in the past.
Chair Lindstrom read a second letter from Barbara Strashun:
Hello Ms. Knapp,
Our property is across the road from the existing driveway and property of Ms. Kelly.
Is possible, I pose these questions:
1– Will there be a pool installed on the new property?
2– If so, does the Town of Rochester assume the water table for this and neighboring properties will not be impacted?
Thank you,
Barbara A Strashun
243 Schroon Hill Road
Kerhonkson, NY
Mr. Jones made a motion to close the Public Hearing. Mr. Zurofsky seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
Chair Lindstrom read the conditional Planning Board Final Approval:
Decision: PB 2021-10 SBD
Minor Subdivision Conditional Final Approval
Applicant: Maureen Kelly
Reason for Request: A 2 lot minor subdivision of S/B/L 60.3-1-6.2 (+/- 14.78 acres) into lot one of approximately 5 acres to retain an existing single family dwelling, garage and pool with existing well and septic and lot two of +/- 9.8 acres to contain existing horse barns, and paddocks/corrals with the intention to construct a single family dwelling.
Location: 250 Schroon Hill Road, Kerhonkson, NY
Total Acreage: ±14.78 acres
S/B/L: S/B/L 60.3-1-6.2 Zoning District: R-2 (Low Density Residential)
Parcel is in the R-2 (Low Density Residential) Zoning District
Code Enforcement Determination: Minor Subdivision
Zoning Permit: 37 of 2021
Planning Board Application: 2021-10 SBD
PB Application filed: 6/30/2021 EAF filed: 6/30/2021
SEQR Type: Unlisted, Uncoordinated –9/13/2021
SEQR Determination: Negative Declaration – 09/13/2021
Other Agency Referrals: N/A
Documents considered by the Planning Board for review
1. Zoning Permit 37 of 2021 determination of Minor Subdivision received 6/28/2021 & dated 1/12/2021
2. Code Enforcement determination letter received 6/28/2021
3. Planning Board Subdivision application 2021-10 SBD received 6/30/2021
4. Short Form EAF Part 1 received 6/30/2021
5. Preliminary Site Plan received June 30th, 2021. Revised 7/24/2021
6. NYS DEC Natural Resources Map of parcel and aerial map of parcel, 7/11/2021
Notice of Public Hearing:
1. Published in the September 2nd, 2021 edition of the Shawangunk Journal.
2. Notice by mail to known landowners within 500’.
3. Posted on the T/ Rochester Clerk bulletin board and Town of Rochester website.
Date of Public Hearing: 9/13/2021
Place: Harold Lipton Community Center, 15 Tobacco Rd Accord, NY 12404
Public Comment: (see Minutes of Town of Rochester Planning Board, 9/13/2021)
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Findings of the Planning Board
1. The Planning Board received zoning referral and determination letter for a minor subdivision from the Code Enforcement Officer.
2. The applicant met with the Planning Board and presented the subdivision map for review. The Board discussed and reviewed the proposed subdivision and requested additional map details: topography, and ecological overlays (wetlands).
3. The parcel is in the R-2 zoning district. The applicant proposes a 2 lot minor subdivision of S/B/L 60.3-1-6.2 (+/- 14.78 acres) into lot one of approximately 5 acres and lot two of +/- 9.8 acres.
4. The existing plat is filed with the Ulster County Clerk.
5. The current use of the parcel is residential and woodlands. Proposed lot one has an existing single family dwelling, garage and pool with existing well and septic. Proposed lot two contains existing horse barns, and corrals with the intention to construct a single family dwelling which will need septic and well approval. Rochester R-2 zoned districts are Low Density Residential Districts, this district is intended to recognize and preserve the integrity of predominantly low density rural residential areas of the Town and to protect them from incompatible uses.
6. The rear of the parcel, the lands to be subdivided contain Ulster County Habitat Core Lands/NYS DEC Hudson Valley Core Forest Lands. As defined by the DEC [these are]: “interior forest areas surrounded by at least a 100 meter wide buffer of edge forest…avoiding further fragmentation of core forests will help conserve the integrity and value of ecologically significant forest patches” [sic]. Upon review it was determined by the Board that the Core Habitat/Core Forest Lands do not appear to be at risk of disturbance as any new dwelling is proposed to be situated at the front of the proposed lot two near the existing horse stables and paddocks/corral. The suggestion to limit disturbance in these lands shall be included in the conditions of approval.
7. The application was determined to meet the requirements of an Unlisted SEQRA action.
• A Negative Declaration was determined upon review.
8. A Public Hearing was held.
9. The Board reviewed if the proposed lot has safe and legal access.
• The Board concludes that proposed lots will have adequate >/= 50 foot frontage on the Town Highway
• Proposed access for the new lot two is via a shared driveway.
10. The Board requested a road maintenance/shared driveway agreement for the proposed subdivision. Receipt of the road maintenance/shared driveway agreement shall be a condition of approval upon review and acceptance by the Attorney for the Town.
11. The parcel is in the R-2 zoning district. Upon review, the Board concludes that the 2 proposed parcels meet or exceed the bulk standards requirements for the R-2 zoning district.
12. The Board reviewed if the proposed lots could support water and septic. Lot 1 has existing water and septic. The Planning Board will need engineer certification or UCDOH approval that the new lot 2 can support water and septic. This shall be a condition of approval
Draft findings were prepared by the Chairman and were read and discussed by the Planning Board in public meeting at the time of adoption.
Adopted September 13th, 2021 by the following vote:
Ayes: 6 Nays: 0 Absent: 0
Motion to adopt findings by Mr. Zurofsky
Second by Mr. Grasso
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RESOLVED,
The Town of Rochester Planning Board grants Minor Subdivision- Conditional Final Approval permitting the subdivision of lands situated at: 350 Schroon Hill Road, Accord, NY.
The subdivision plan dated July 24th, 2021 is approved with the following conditions.
CONDITIONS of APPROVAL:
1. All fees due to the Town of Rochester involving this application shall be paid in full prior to the Chair’s signature on the Final Plat.
2. The applicant shall present a road maintenance/shared driveway agreement duly reviewed and approved by the Attorney for the Town prior to signature of the Final Plat. Any costs or fees associated with such review shall be the responsibility of the applicant. Evidence of satisfactory shared agreements for ownership and maintenance of the shared driveway shall be provided in the form of deed covenants, plat details and a road maintenance agreement prior to a certificate of occupancy being issued for any dwellings on Lots 2.
3. The applicant shall present a Final Plat for signature. The following plat notes shall be included on the recorded Final Plat Map:
a. (1) “any further subdivision shall be treated as a major subdivision under TOR subdivision Chapter 125.”
b. (2) “subdivision shall adhere to TOR subdivision law §125-21 and -22 General Site Requirements and Subdivision Design, specifically §125-22 (1) & (8)”.
c. (3) Shared Driveway: “the proposed ingress-egress easements shown shall be used in common by the owner(s) of lots 1 and 2. All such easements shall be in effect and binding on owners of said lots, their heirs, successors, and assignees and all future owners of said lots their heirs, successors and assignees upon filing of this subdivision plat in the office of the Ulster County Clerk”.
d. (4) “The Planning Board approves the use of a shared driveway as shown on this plat (plan) to service no more than two single family dwellings via access from a shared driveway through the establishment of a right-of-way. The shared driveway shall be utilized by no more than a total of three single family dwellings or lots including the lot it has access over”.
4. The Final Plat shall show the proposed location of septic, well, access (ingress-egress) and structures.
5. Certification shall be provided indicating lot 2 is capable of supporting onsite water and septic in the form of preliminary or final approval by the Ulster County Health Department or a signed letter by a NYS licensed engineer.
6. The applicant is encouraged to replace any lost trees with native habitat and discouraged from disturbing the Ulster County Habitat Core Lands/NYS DEC Hudson Valley Core Forest Lands existing in the rear of the proposed lots.
7. All required Local, County, State or Federal permits shall be secured for the current and future use of these lands, specifically local driveway permits.
This Conditional Final Approval shall expire 180 days from this approval date unless the Final Plat is presented and signed by the Chairman. This period may be extended for two additional 90 day periods upon application to and resolution by the T/ Rochester Planning Board.
The Town of Rochester Planning Board further grants Minor Subdivision- Conditional Final Approval permitting the subdivision of lands upon satisfactory completion of the conditions of approval 1, 3, and 5 and grants the authority to the Chairman to certify that the conditions have been met and review, sign and date the plat without further resolution at such time.
EFFECT of APPROVAL:
1. The owner shall file in the office of the Ulster County Clerk such approved plat bearing the Chairman’s signature and any other related documents within 62 days from the date of signature or such approval shall be deemed to expire without further notice in accordance with NYS Town Law §276.
2. The owner shall have the responsibility to return three (3) Ulster County Clerk certified copies of the filed plat and any other related documents to the T/ Rochester Planning Board within 30 days of such filing.
Adopted September 13th, 2021, by the following vote:
Ayes: 6 Nays: 0 Absent: 0
Motion made by Mr. Zurofsky
Second by Mr. Grasso
Mr. Zurofsky made a motion to accept approval. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
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PB 2021-01 SPU/SPA Continued Application
Dan Getman (Owner & Applicant)
Special Use Permit & Site Plan Approval
Applicant proposes the use of an existing barn for parties, music and charity events (various Commercial Special events). Parcel is located at 92 St Josen Place, Accord, NY S/B/L 77.3-2-7.114 (+/- 21.4 acres). The parcel is in the R-5 zoning district. Surrounding parcels are residential. Peter’s Kill runs along one border of the parcel and the parcel contains step slopes leading to Peter’s Kill. A small portion of the parcel is contiguous to Ulster County Agricultural District Lands. Parcel contains 2 wells and septic and 2 principal dwellings, barn and small accessory structures.
SEQRA: TBD
Ms. Axelson recused herself from the application since she knows the applicant personally.
Mr. Getman was present on behalf of the application.
The question of maximum occupancy of the dance barn location was brought up. Mr. Getman stated the floor is reinforced to hold about 50 people. The Planning Board advised Mr. Getman to double check with Code Enforcement Office regarding event/occupancy limits. If occupancy allowance decreases, parking plans will need to be eliminated.
Chair Lindstrom advised more details are needed, including an official site plan, side views of building, lighting, etc. This work should be done with an architect/licensed surveyor.
The Planning Board will schedule site visits to the property.
Ms. Christiana said the hours of the events cannot be limited. The only complaint from neighbors, thus far, have been regarding traffic on the road.
The Planning Board discussed the possibility of a report being provided following the event. This will depend on the results of the official sound study that has to be completed.
Discussion occurred regarding involvement of CPL, the Town’s consulting engineering firm and posting of escrow for the project.
The Planning Board will send a follow-up letter to Mr. Getman detailing the additional information requested.
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PB 2020-16 SBD Continued Application
Francesco Malatesta, Marco Gentilucci & Alessio Pigazzi (Applicants & Owners)
Minor Subdivision
Applicant proposes the subdivision of parcel S/B/L 67.-1-6 (+/- 59 acres) into three +/- 19 acre lots. Proposed lots one and two will have a shared drive with a right-of-way for lot 2 over lot 1. Parcel is in the AR-3 (residential agriculture) zoning district. Parcel currently contains a single-family dwelling with well and septic. New lots will require well and septic. Parcel is located at 85 Baker Lane, Kerhonkson, NY. The parcel contains limited prime farmland at the front of the parcel, federal freshwater emergent wetlands with NYS DEC identified Riparian Buffer lands at the front of proposed lots 2 and 3, and an unnamed NYS DEC identified stream at the front of proposed lot one. UC Habitat Core Lands of highest quality are at the rear 1/3 of the parcel and NYS DEC Core Forest Habitat of the top 1% cover 2/3rds of the parcel. The parcel is in a NYS DEC defined significant biodiversity area of the Hudson River Valley; and is a known DEC area for rare terrestrial animals and an Audubon important bird area.
SEQRA: TBD
Heather Gabriel of Medenbach & Eggers was present on behalf of the application.
Mr Jones brought up this project shares similarities with the recent animal kennel project. The project will need review from Ms. Axelson and a full EAF.
Ms. Gabriel stated there is no disturbance to wetlands.
Mr. Zurofsky stated the amendments made to the project were appreciated.
The need for a threatened and endangered species report was discussed.
Chair Lindstrom made a motion to have an escrow of $3000 posted to the project’s account. Ms. Moloney seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
The public hearing will not be set at this time and review will occur for next meeting.
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5. PB 2021-14 SBD New Application
Joseph & Christine Schneider
Minor Subdivision
Applicant proposes the division of S/B/L 69.3-2-35.100 (+/- 4.47 acres) into two lots of +/- 2.227 acres and 2.25 acres respectively. Parcel is in the R-2 low density residential district and is located at 64 Airport Road, Accord, NY. Parcel is flat cleared lands with 2 existing single family dwellings and associated well and septic. Parcel is contiguous to Ulster County Ag District lands and is comprised of farmland of statewide importance.
SEQRA: TBD
Ms. Schneider was present on behalf of the application.
The current map must be updated. Working of “proposed house/septic/driveway” to “existing house/septic/driveway.” SBLs of surrounding neighbors and property owners have to be added to the map, as well. It was requested an area/location map be added to the corner of the final map.
Mr. Zurofsky mentioned the need for a waiver letter for non-applicable section 125 requirements.
Chair Lindstrom made a motion to set the Public Hearing for 10/14/21. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
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2021 – 15 SBD New Application
Reginald Solcberg (Owner) & David Demorset (Applicant)
Minor Subdivision
Owner & Applicant propose the division of parcel S/B/L 68.2-1-74.200 (+/- 9.95 acres) into two separate lots, lot 1 of +/- 5.6 acres and lot 2 of +/-4.33 acres. Parcel is located at 232 Dug Road, Accord, NY and is in the R-2 low density residential district. Parcel is flat to steeply sloping. The subdivision proposes a shared driveway with a 50’ ROW through lot 1 to lot 2. Proposed Lot 1 has existing single-family residence, well, and septic. Parcel is wooded and is in the Top 5% DEC Forest Condition, contains core forest to the rear of the parcel and is within 250 feet of the Pacama Vly, a biologically important area
SEQRA: TBD
Mr. Solcberg and Mr. Demorest were present on behalf of the application.
Chair Lindstrom advised topography, proposed house, proposed well/septic need to be added to the map, along with further details such as SBL and owners of contiguous parcels. There will need to be a shared driveway agreement, DEC environmental overlays, and proof the new home can be supported by the current well/septic.
SEAF pt. 1 must also be completed.
Public Hearing to possibly be held in November.
OTHER MATTERS
CPL Writing Decisions:
The Planning Board discussed cost of CPL writing future decisions for the Planning Board. Suggested cost was $500-$750 but would increase depending on complexity.
Town Board Advisement:
Local Law #4 to amend the map of the Town of Rochester for 1819 Berme Rd. The owners would like to join the Ulster County Ag district and change from R2 to AR-3 in order to more easily farm the land and obtain grants. The property is contiguous to AR-3 properties across the creek. Chair Lindstrom stated due to this fact, this would not be considered spot-zoning, which was verified by Ms. Christiana.
Mr. Zurofsky made a comment regarding have no objection but asking why this change should happen and how it would benefit the Town.
Chair Lindstrom stated the Planning Board would take a neutral position on the matter and made a motion to write a letter to the Town Board stating such. Mr. Grasso seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
Change in Board Member Roles:
Chair Lindstrom announced she would be stepping down as the Planning Board Chair. She made a motion to recommend Rick Jones as her replacement. Mr. Zurofsky seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions
Mr. Zurofsky thanked Chair Lindstrom for her service, thus far.
Chair Lindstrom would continue as a member and her term would stay the same. The recommendation will be presented to the Town Board and the Town Board will appoint a replacement through December. A new recommendation would then be made for reappointment/appointment in January 2022.
ADJOURNMENT
Chair Lindstrom made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 9:13pm. Ms. Moloney seconded the motion.
All in Favor. Motion Carried.
6 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions Respectfully submitted,
Nicole Knapp, Secretary
Accepted and Adopted: September 13, 2021