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Planning commission approves Reverdy Energy office master plan, waives Class 1 survey
Summary
The commission granted master-plan approval and a waiver to defer the Class 1 survey for a proposed 15,000-square-foot Reverdy Energy LLC office on a 3.1-acre Business Park lot, subject to standard permitting and engineering reviews.
The Coventry Planning Commission approved a master plan and granted a waiver to defer a Class 1 survey for Reverdy Energy LLCa proposed 15,000-square-foot, one-story office on a 3.1-acre Business Park parcel (AP 5, Lot 14-1). The application was presented by counsel Julisa Arce, with applicant Ryan Palumbo and project engineer David Russo.
Why it matters: The applicant said the move from Cranston to Coventry will expand local employment and consolidate company operations in the town. At the conceptual master-plan stage the applicant showed building footprint, proposed sidewalk extension, dumpster location and preliminary stormwater handling. Staff asked the board to vote separately on the checklist waiver for the Class 1 survey and on the master-plan findings; both motions passed.
Key details and conditions: Engineer David Russo said a wetlands review is likely and that the site will require coordination with KCWA (water) and the town engineer for sewer capacity and stormwater treatment as project engineering proceeds. The board approved the checklist waiver for the Class 1 survey at master-plan stage and moved the required technical work — traffic study (at preliminary), detailed stormwater and wetlands permitting — to the next review stage. The commission recorded the motion to approve the master plan and noted final administrative review will follow submission of the required permit and engineering documentation.
