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Commission approves three-story self-storage at 120 Midland Avenue; issues about setback and lighting noted
Summary
The Planning Commission approved SEQRA, a special exception and site plan for a three-story self-storage facility at 120 Midland Avenue; commissioners discussed moving the front setback and shading/lighting around windows but the application carried with no public opposition.
The Port Chester Planning Commission approved an application on July 29 to construct a three-story self-storage facility at 120 Midland Avenue submitted by 120 Midland Owner LLC.
David Cooper, Esq. represented the applicant; the commission reopened and closed the public hearing and heard discussion about a proposed change to the front setback along Midland Avenue and concerns related to shading and lighting at street-facing windows. Planning staff and consultants reported no outstanding issues with the application.
The commission adopted a SEQRA negative declaration, approved the special-exception use and approved the final site-plan resolution. Motions to adopt the SEQRA determination and the special-exception and site-plan resolutions were moved and seconded by commissioners as recorded on the roll calls; votes carried on the motions recorded during the meeting.
The approvals authorize the applicant to proceed with the project subject to any conditions contained in the adopted resolutions; the transcript records that planning staff must continue standard coordination for permits and compliance with site and stormwater requirements.
