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Planning board continues 444 Route 125 site‑plan hearing to Aug. 6 for driveway, buffer and fire sign‑off

Brentwood Planning Board · July 17, 2026
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Summary

A Jones & Beach representative described a proposed 6,000 sq ft addition and expanded gravel storage for 444 Route 125; the board accepted jurisdiction and continued the hearing to Aug. 6 so the applicant can provide driveway/buffer measurements, a fire‑department sign‑off and building elevation evidence.

The planning board continued the public hearing for a proposed addition and storage expansion at 444 Route 125 to its August 6 meeting after the applicant agreed to provide additional information on driveway placement, buffer‑yard vegetation measurements and a fire‑department sign‑off.

Nick Lorenz of Jones & Beach Engineers (speaker 15) said the project proposes a 6,000‑square‑foot addition and increased gravel storage; stormwater would be addressed using a bio‑retention pond and roof drip edge. The applicant requested a waiver from providing detailed building elevations at this stage; the board said photographs or a standard building elevation illustration would suffice for the next submittal.

Board members asked the applicant to measure tree diameters and confirm the proposed gravel access road would meet a 10‑foot offset from the property line, and to obtain a written sign‑off from the Brentwood Fire Department on fire‑suppression/extension requirements. The board voted to continue the hearing to August 6 to allow the applicant to supply the requested documentation.

Next steps: applicant to supply buffer/vegetation measurements, a driveway/offset confirmation, fire‑department sign‑off and building elevation depiction prior to the continued hearing.