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Middletown planning board delays vote on O'Reilly Auto Parts site plan over easements, historic and wildlife checks
Summary
The City of Middletown Planning Board on Oct. 2, 2024 postponed approval of a proposed 7,000‑square‑foot O'Reilly Auto Parts store at 183 Dolson Avenue, asking the applicant for executed shared‑access easement language, a SHPO (historic) letter and clarification on potential wildlife impacts before it will act.
Sam Burton of Boehler Engineering told the City of Middletown Planning Board on Oct. 2 that the applicant, O'Reilly Auto Enterprises LLC, is proposing a new 7,000‑square‑foot retail auto parts store at 183 Dolson Avenue and is seeking site‑plan approval and a special use permit.
"The applicant's looking to construct a new 7,000 square foot, retail auto parts store," Burton said, describing a proposal that would provide 35 parking spaces where 24 are required, a five‑foot retaining wall at the rear to address grade changes, and a shared access drive that runs through the property. He said the team has been coordinating with the Department of Public Works and responding to an engineering review letter from CPL.
Board members focused on a set of unresolved…
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