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Applicant proposes small-scale automotive recycling and e-commerce operation; Lancaster board tables request for further review
Summary
The owner described a compact dismantling-and-parts e-commerce business at 1230 Town Line Road, saying fluids would be drained and stored; building and engineering staff recommended conditions and the board voted to table the special use permit for additional review.
The applicant Tumaisaki told the Lancaster Planning Board he seeks a special use permit and site-plan approval for a small-scale automotive recycling and e-commerce business at 1230 Town Line Road in Lancaster. "I'm proposing a automotive small scale recycling business and ecommerce business here at 1230 Town Line Road, Road, Lancaster," Tumaisaki said, describing on-site dismantling, fluid containment in separate certified containers and online sales of OEM parts.
Board members questioned operational details: one asked how fluids would be handled and whether different fluids would be stored separately; Tumaisaki replied they would be drained and "kept in improved containers," and that he is certified to handle hazardous materials transport. Building staff said conditions should limit outdoor storage and referenced DMV licensing requirements; engineering recommended tabling the request for additional review. The board voted to table the application to allow staff to verify conditions and to incorporate permit constraints into any special-use recommendation.
