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Planning board sets public hearing for 10 Strack Road single-family site plan
Summary
The board classified the 10 Strack Road single-family dwelling application as a Type II action, requested a public hearing and authorized counsel to draft a conditional resolution while the applicant completes required septic and well testing and other technical items.
The Goshen Planning Board reviewed an amended site-plan application for a single-family dwelling at 10 Strack Road (project 14-7-3) and set a public hearing for Aug. 7 while directing staff and counsel to prepare a draft conditional resolution.
Engineer Jay Samuelson, representing the applicant, said the lot is about 1 acre in the RU zone and falls inside the stream-corridor and reservoir-watershed overlays; because the proposed grading exceeds 500 square feet, the project requires planning-board approval. He said the design includes a septic system and well and that the team believes it has rights to cross a paper street to locate a portion of the septic in the rear of the lot.
Staff told the board the parcel is part of an old subdivision map (circa 1929) that had been filed with the county, and the map satisfies the filing requirement in section 97-36 of the town code that allows relief for substandard lots. The board discussed an encroaching active driveway on the parcel, neighbor access and the need for final septic soil testing and separation confirmations before final approval.
A public hearing was scheduled for Aug. 7. The board also authorized counsel to draft a conditional resolution of approval; one board member voted against scheduling the hearing.
