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Town approves rezoning and conditional-use permit for van-conversion business; board member abstains

Town of Greenbush Planning Commission and Town Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Town Board rezoned a 2-acre property for applicant Anthony Wagner to B1 and granted a conditional-use permit allowing a van-conversion business with up to three employees, 6 a.m.–5 p.m., and a limit of seven non-owner/employee vans parked outside; Board member Tony Wagner abstained from the roll-call vote.

The Town Board approved a rezoning and granted a conditional-use permit that will allow a van-conversion business to operate at a 2-acre property currently zoned A5 (Parcel No. 59002000883). Applicant Anthony Wagner sought rezoning to B1 (Local Business and Industrial District) and a conditional use permit to operate with up to three employees between 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., using the existing building and parking area.

At the Planning Commission hearing, Wagner told the commission most of the work is performed inside the building and that customers come by appointment, limiting site traffic. He noted up to seven vans may be parked outside, not counting his own or employees’ vehicles. The Planning Commission approved the rezoning and conditional-use permit on a motion by Ryan Ernst, seconded by Michelle Kreidler.

The Town Board approved the same rezoning and conditional-use permit on a motion by Miles Shaw, seconded by Mary Kracht. The board’s roll-call vote passed, with board member Tony Wagner recorded as abstaining. The meeting record does not list additional conditions beyond the staffing, hours, and the parking limit described in the application; minutes note draft stipulations were included in the planning commission motion.

Applicant Anthony Wagner said at the hearing, “Customers arrive by appointment, so traffic on the site is very limited.” The town record does not show any petition or formal objection from neighbors; no enforcement or inspection schedule for the conditional use permit is listed in the minutes.