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Planning board approves Central Industrial Park amendment; continues TNN warehouse and parking-lot applications pending DEP approval

Town of Wells Planning Board · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The board approved an amendment to the Central Industrial Park subdivision and continued two related TNN Realty applications (warehouse building and parking lot) until 21 days after DEP stormwater-permit approval so outstanding plan revisions and an access easement can be finalized.

The Wells Planning Board unanimously approved an amendment to the Central Industrial Park subdivision and agreed to continue two related TNN Realty applications pending DEP stormwater-permit approval.

Austin Fagan of DHQM, representing TNN Realty LLC, said revised plans for the Central Industrial Park amendment addressed the minor items flagged at the last review. The board deemed that application complete and voted to approve the amendment and sign findings and plans.

On a related property, the board discussed a proposed TNN warehouse building. Staff said the project had provided a truck turning-radius plan and a low trip-generation estimate but was still awaiting a DEP stormwater permit and a draft access easement that would allow trucks to cross an adjoining parking lot. The board voted to continue the warehouse application until 21 days after DEP approval so staff can receive the permit, finalize plan revisions and review the draft easement; that motion passed unanimously.

The board took the same approach for a TNN parking-lot application because stormwater from one lot flows onto the other; the board voted unanimously to continue that application until 21 days after DEP approval as well.

Planning staff said once DEP approval is received the applications can be scheduled for a subsequent meeting within a short window. The board did not record any dissent on the continuances and set the 21-day window as a practical timing measure to allow staff time to assemble final materials and prepare findings.