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Spring Valley board approves vacation but denies design review and waivers for proposed Craigson warehouse project
Summary
The board approved the vacation of certain easements but denied the design review and multiple waivers for a two‑building warehouse/distribution project after staff concerns about EV charging and buffering were raised. Public Works supported throat-depth and retaining-wall waivers.
The Spring Valley Town Advisory Board voted May 13 to approve a vacation of easements and right-of-way related to a proposed two-building industrial development on about 6.47 acres, but it denied the project's design review and a package of waivers including requests to eliminate electric-vehicle parking and to reduce required buffering along the southern property line.
Applicant Hopewell Development sought approvals for a roughly 90,000-square-foot building and a 50,000-square-foot building, two retaining-wall and throat-depth waivers, elimination of eight required EV charging stations, and reduced screening on the southern boundary. Public Works told the applicant it supported the throat-depth waivers and a one-foot…
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