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Planning board approves Certificate of Appropriateness for Chris Rose’s shed at 96 Old Post Road N
Summary
The Planning Board approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a green metal shed to be sited at 96 Old Post Road N in the Upper Red Hook district. The applicant said the shed "would be installed on a wood foundation," and the board emphasized landscaping to reduce roadside visibility.
The Town of Red Hook Planning Board voted unanimously to approve a Certificate of Appropriateness for applicant Chris Rose to install a green metal shed on parcel 275949 at 96 Old Post Road N.
Chris Rose, present at the meeting, described the shed location and planned landscaping and said the shed "would be installed on a wood foundation." Board members asked whether the existing shed would remain; Rose confirmed both sheds would remain and be flanked by raised planter beds. Members emphasized the planned landscaping as important "to soften the look of the metal shed as it is highly visible from the road."
The board opened and closed the public hearing on the application; there were no public comments. Ariadne Montare moved to close the hearing and later moved to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness; Jay Quaintance seconded and all members voted in favor. The approval was made in compliance with the application and its specifications.
