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Planning board approves multiple extensions, accepts negative declaration for Antique Lumber and forwards revised local law to town board
Summary
The board granted extensions for several site plan approvals, accepted a negative declaration and resolved to place the American Reclaimed (Authentic Antique Lumber) matter on a future agenda; it also voted to send a revised local law on short‑term rentals to the town board.
The Town of Goshen Planning Board took multiple routine procedural actions June 5: it granted extensions for several conditional site‑plan approvals, accepted a revised Part 2 and negative declaration for American Reclaimed LLC (formerly Authentic Antique Lumber), and voted to forward a revised local law (Local Law 13‑2024 draft edits) to the Town Board.
Extensions: The board approved extensions of conditional site‑plan approvals for multiple applicants who requested more time to complete technical items. For RVH Mulch Supply LLC the board approved extending the conditional amended site plan approval to Dec. 18, 2025. Mark Tey Holding Group LLC requested and the board granted an extension of the resolution of conditional approval to Dec. 18, 2025. For a formerly‑titled project at 69 Ciliary Avenue (formerly known as SM Sales), the board discussed one‑month or six‑month extension options and ultimately granted an extension (the transcript shows board direction to extend; duration was framed as up to six months in discussion and staff indicated six months would land on Dec. 18, 2025).
American Reclaimed / Antique Lumber: Brad (MKS Engineering) presented a draft Part 2 of the EAF for an application to rebuild or expand an existing custom wood‑furniture fabrication business on roughly 2.8 acres along Route 17A. The board adopted Part 2 as presented and voted to issue a negative declaration (with a contingency that the town receives the GML/343 referrals). The board also reviewed site issues about outdoor storage near the front fence; the applicant said stored lumber would be moved within required setbacks, and the board asked for a surveyed plan to show the final locations and conformance with setbacks and emergency access.
Local law edits: Planning staff presented draft edits to Local Law 13‑2024 (including penalty and short‑term rental definitions). The board discussed wording clarifications and voted to forward the modified draft to the Town Board for consideration and referral.
Votes at a glance: motions to extend existing conditional approvals and to adopt Part 2 / negative declaration for American Reclaimed passed by voice vote; the board forwarded the modified local law to the Town Board by voice vote. Specific roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
Ending: Staff will place the listed applications on the July 3 meeting agenda as appropriate and follow up on required submissions (GML referrals, survey of relocated outdoor storage, and any outstanding technical review items).
