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Planning Board approves subdivision to separate house from gravel pit (SD 2026-1)
Summary
The board approved subdivision SD 2026-1, creating a 1.213-acre lot to separate a house from an adjacent gravel pit and found no SEQR review was required (Type II). Reclamation of the gravel pit is scheduled to start in spring 2026; ownership will not change.
The Town of Campbell Planning Board voted to approve subdivision application SD 2026-1 (Austin) during its Feb. 18, 2026 meeting. Chairperson Laura Bowen opened the public hearing at 6:02 PM. The board recorded that the proposed new lot would be 1.213 acres and that the parcel is in an agricultural/residential zoning district. The minutes state: “This is a subdivision request of the house from the gravel pit, currently this is just one parcel.”
Board members were told that reclamation of the nearby gravel pit is scheduled to begin in spring 2026 and that ownership of the property will not change at this time, so no access issues are expected during reclamation. The record states there were no known setback issues related to the reclaimed gravel pit that could affect the subject property. The board determined the action is a Type II under SEQR and that no further environmental review was required. A motion to approve the subdivision, moved by Tony Creaton and seconded by Jordan Dibble, passed by a 5–0 roll-call vote.
The minutes contain two inconsistent zone labels for the parcel: an initial reference to "AR – Agricultural Residential" and a later line referring to "AG/IND." The minutes do not identify any public speakers opposed to the subdivision. The board closed the public hearing and approved the application at this meeting.
