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Goshen Planning Board approves minutes, multiple final extensions and several conditional site approvals
Summary
At the June meeting the board approved corrected minutes, granted final extensions for several site approvals (including a solar project and multiple commercial developments), approved a conditional resolution for Renew LLC’s trucking terminal and adopted a conditional site plan for MC 3 Ventures among other actions.
The Town of Goshen Planning Board handled routine business and several approvals at its June meeting.
Key outcomes:
- Minutes: The board approved the minutes of the May 21, 2026 meeting with a wording correction related to Lot Number 10.
- Final extensions: The board granted final extensions for several previously approved projects, including the HQCA Clean Energy / SR 94 LLC solar project (requested by Utopian Power LLC) to 11/07/2026; Marte Holding Group LLC to 12/19/2026; Millmore Foods (No More Food Group / Upstate Estates) to 12/05/2026; 69 Celery Avenue to 12/18/2026; and first/other extensions for Edward Lemka Drive warehouse projects to dates in December 2026 as noted in applicant requests.
- Resolutions and approvals: The board approved the resolution of conditional approval for MC 3 Ventures (amended major site plan and lot line adjustments) after staff and the board reviewed findings and draft conditions. The board also approved a conditional special permit and amended site plan for Renew LLC at 349 Maple Avenue, subject to a required drain investigation and confirmation of on‑site sewage compliance prior to a building permit.
Votes were recorded by voice for most motions (board members said "Aye" in roll calls); where the transcript records specific dissent or named opposing members those were noted in the meeting record. The board also set continuances for public hearings (for example, the Ontaraga Mansion hearing was continued to Aug. 20, 2026) and scheduled follow‑up meetings.
The planning board closed the meeting after scheduling upcoming meeting dates and handling remaining procedural items.
