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Planning board approves single‑room bed-and-breakfast at 2905 Staley Road
Summary
The Town of Grand Island Planning Board voted to approve a change permitting a single-suite bed-and-breakfast at 2905 Staley Road after the owner described a one‑room suite and onsite parking; board members said no additional public safety or neighborhood concerns were raised.
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The Town of Grand Island Planning Board voted to approve a bed-and-breakfast use at 2905 Staley Road after the property owner described a single, one‑bedroom suite and onsite parking arrangements.
The owner told the board the suite was built as an addition several years ago and was used by the family; she said she intends to operate a single guest room and described a compact kitchen area and a walk‑in bathroom. The board asked about the addition’s footprint and guest parking; the applicant said the parking area can hold up to three cars but that she expects at most one guest vehicle at a time.
Board members clarified that the addition in question is only a portion of the rectangular rear addition shown on the plans. The applicant said the suite occupies roughly half of that rear projection and that other parts of the addition had been built to expand living and dining space. The applicant offered condolences for a recent family death and said the property has been in the family.
During the short discussion, a board member confirmed that the parking area will be behind the building and that the proposed single‑room operation does not require additional guest parking beyond what is shown. A motion to approve the application was made and seconded; the board voted in favor with attendees answering “Aye.”
The board did not record additional conditions on the record at the meeting. The applicant was thanked and the board moved on to the next agenda item.

