Bestway Auto renewals held open as board seeks fire‑marshal report and site cleanup

Representatives for Bestway Auto Collision appeared for three renewal applications across separate Deer Park properties. At the first location, the owner (transcript: Ibraim Dman) said spray booths are in place and compliant but that a fire‑marshal report had not been submitted; the board asked the applicant to obtain the fire‑marshal inspection before a decision.

At the second location the board cited excessive outdoor storage visible in aerial photos (cars and a personal watercraft) and instructed the owner to reduce on‑site storage to match the approved site plan; the applicant agreed to remove excess vehicles and materials. At the third property the owner said a prior manager/tenant remained on the premises in violation; he reported the tenant had been served and that removal would proceed via court process, likely taking weeks to months. The owner committed to clean up the site and to follow previously imposed covenants for a public garage.

For all three applications the Zoning Board closed the hearings and reserved decision, keeping the record open specifically for the fire‑marshal report and evidence of compliance with site‑plan or enforcement conditions. The board noted that prior covenants and restrictions would apply if renewals are granted.