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Johnstown Planning Board approves conversion of 314 W. Main Street to three apartments

Planning Board · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Board voted 5-0 to approve a site-plan to convert a former commercial unit at 314 W. Main Street into three residential units; the board noted the property sits on a State Highway and has been referred to the Fulton County Planning Board (no response recorded).

The Johnstown Planning Board approved a site-plan application on May 5 to convert a former commercial business at 314 W. Main Street back into three residential units.

Board Member Chandra Cotter moved to approve the application, and Board Member Roberta Thomas seconded; the motion carried 5 Ayes, 0 Noes. The minutes record that no public comment or written submissions were received during the brief public hearing, which opened at 4:02 p.m. and closed at 4:03 p.m.

The board noted the property lies on a State Highway and that the application was referred to the Fulton County Planning Board; the minutes state no response had been received from the county. Board members concluded there were no zoning conflicts and that the proposed use is consistent with the building’s prior residential use. The applicant was advised to coordinate with Code Enforcement to obtain necessary permits before occupancy.

Next steps: the approval moves the project to the permitting stage with the City’s Code Enforcement office; no additional conditions or timelines were specified in the minutes.