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Fredonia planning commission approves conditional use permit for Jeremy Gasarowski at 233 Innovation Drive
Summary
The Fredonia Planning Commission on Aug. 3 approved a conditional use permit for Jeremy Gasarowski at 233 Innovation Drive, allowing vehicle maintenance/repair and indoor mini-warehouse storage. Commissioners discussed enforcement measures such as lease provisions, parking rules and hours.
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On Aug. 3, 2026, the Fredonia Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for applicant Jeremy Gasarowski to operate vehicle maintenance, service and repair (light and heavy motor vehicles) and indoor mini-warehouse storage at 233 Innovation Drive.
Chair opened discussion and described the request as "a pretty straightforward conditional use permit," noting the permit would allow building maintenance, service, a body shop and indoor storage at the site. Administrator Jenkins clarified that "this just covers the uses that he needs a conditional use for" and that other allowed uses would remain governed by the zoning district. Commissioners raised enforcement questions about leases, overnight storage and parking; Administrator Jenkins and commissioners noted existing ordinances and conditions tied to conditional permits would apply.
Commissioner [unnamed] moved to approve the conditional use permit; a second was offered and the commission approved the motion by voice vote. The application was for 233 Innovation Drive, applicant Jeremy Gasarowski. The commission’s discussion emphasized that lease terms, hours of operation and parking restrictions can be enforced under ordinance and the permit conditions.

