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Board hears Kelley’s Market concept for Route 47 site; residents and trustees raise design and access concerns
Summary
Developers presented a conceptual plan for a Kelley’s Market with a 6,000 sq ft store, Which Wich, gas canopies, diesel pumps and a standalone car wash; public comment and trustees focused on safety, aesthetics, ATM placement and potential impacts on nearby car washes. No vote was taken at the concept review.
Village staff presented a conceptual site plan April 27 for a Kelley’s Market convenience store and gas station proposed for the northwest corner of Route 47 and Noah Avenue, and the petitioner’s design team answered trustee questions during a courtesy review.
Director of Development Services Charles Nordman described the plan as a ±6,000‑square‑foot convenience store housing a Which Wich restaurant, a 12‑vehicle gas canopy, a 4‑vehicle diesel canopy and a standalone car wash with stacking for about seven vehicles. Staff noted the site as currently zoned B‑3 (Shopping Center Business District), that the Zoning Ordinance requires four parking spaces per 1,000 square feet (24…
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