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Planning board asks for full site plan, drainage and floodplain mapping for proposed Balent office at 6919 Ward Road

Town of Wheatfield Planning Board · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Town of Wheatfield Planning Board asked the applicant for a Balent office building at 6919 Ward Road to submit a full site plan showing a 32-space parking layout, drainage plans, and limits of the 500‑year floodplain before the board proceeds.

The Town of Wheatfield Planning Board on May 20 reviewed a proposal for a single-story pre‑engineered Balent office building at 6919 Ward Road in the R‑C zoning district and requested more detailed site information before advancing the application.

Board members noted the zoning designation requires standard R‑C code compliance. The applicant described the building as intended to provide engineering services primarily to industrial clients; the board asked the applicant to file a full site plan application available on the Town’s website.

Key items the board required included a parking plan demonstrating 32 spaces (the applicant’s materials used the town standard of one space per 250 square feet, including at least one handicapped space) and a layout that indicates which spaces would be “banked” for future use. The board also requested a drainage plan for review and that the site plan show limits of disturbance—materials presented listed disturbance as “5/10 of an acre”—and depict the 500‑year floodplain on the plans.

Town Engineer Tim Zuber raised concerns about stormwater and drainage and asked the applicant to provide engineered drainage details for the board’s review. The board recorded that the applicant now owns the parcel and repeated the requirement to submit the full site-plan package prior to formal approval.

No formal vote on the project was taken at the meeting. The board will revisit the application after the applicant provides the requested materials.