Kingsbury site‑plan referral for Flaming Port auto restoration noted compatible with conditions; agency approved referral
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Summary
The Washington County Planning Agency reviewed a Flaming Port restoration automotive site‑plan referral (applicant Dustin Redington). The agency noted the site sits among other automotive businesses and houses, observed the operation appears appointment‑only and limited in scale, and voted in favor of the matter with advisory comments.
At the July 1, 2025 meeting the Washington County Planning Agency considered a site‑plan referral from the Town of Kingsbury for Flaming Port Restoration, an automotive business owned by Dustin Redington at 33638 Burgoyne Avenue. Staff said the site is in a row of houses and businesses near the intersection of Harrison and Route 32, with other dealerships and repair shops nearby.
Agency members noted that the business is described as appointment‑only, part‑time and limited in scale, and that the applicant has repaved the lot. Staff reported no materials‑disposal information in the referral indicating on‑site handling of oil or hazardous wastes; members asked that any future filings clarify disposal procedures and mitigation for noise and visual impacts given the nearby residences.
Action: The agency recorded the referral as a matter of local concern and voted in favor to send advisory comments (motion carried). Agency comments asked the town to ensure the site‑plan application documents waste handling, customer and employee parking, and hours of operation consistent with neighborhood compatibility.
The county’s response is advisory; the Town of Kingsbury retains authority to approve or deny the site plan.