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Scotland P&Z tables decision on proposed dog kennel after neighbors raise notice, noise and scale concerns
Summary
The Scotland Planning & Zoning Commission on Sept. 22 tabled a decision on a special permit for a dog kennel at 5 Kemp Road after neighbors questioned notice, the number of animals and potential noise; the applicant said daytime capacity would be up to 10 dogs with up to eight overnight and described soundproofing plans.
Alex Bienvenido, the applicant for a proposed dog kennel and rehabilitation program at 5 Kemp Road, told the Town of Scotland Planning & Zoning Commission on Sept. 22 that the facility would pair rescue dogs with veterans and operate both a for‑profit and nonprofit component.
Bienvenido said the 3.6‑acre property would host a 24‑by‑24‑foot, wood‑framed, sound‑insulated building and an attached outdoor run. "Overnight there will be no more than 8 dogs," he said, adding that daytime daycare would typically be limited to 8–10 animals. He said he has worked with state regulators and expects a state kennel license will follow town endorsement.
Adjoining landowner Anne Insalaco urged the Commission to…
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