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New Haven DRB approves conditional use for second commercial building at Deer View Park
Summary
The Development Review Board approved a conditional-use application from Multy Builders, LLC for a 90' x 100' commercial building on Lot #2 at Deer View Park, with conditions on hours (6 a.m.–9 p.m.), down-shielded lighting, and a required wastewater permit; the vote was 4–0.
The Town of New Haven Development Review Board on June 15 approved Application #2026-DRB-10-CU, a conditional-use request from Multy Builders, LLC to construct a second commercial building on Lot #2 of the Deer View Park development. Charlie Roy moved to approve the application with conditions; Kathy Barrett seconded and the motion carried 4–0 (V. LaBerge, T. Fyles, K. Barrett, C. Roy).
Jamie Simpson, co-owner of Landmark Engineering & Design, presented the site plan and said, "The proposed 90' X 100' building would be situated south and adjacent to the existing one-story 96' X 100' building which now houses offices, a gift shop, and a family-centered community space." Simpson described proposed uses including office space, a retail shop and a possible woodworking shop, and stated the hours of operation would be 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days per week. Simpson also said the stormwater permit has been approved.
The board approved the application subject to three conditions: hours of operation limited to 6 a.m.–9 p.m., seven days per week; all onsite lighting to be down-shielded; and an approved wastewater permit prior to final zoning permit issuance. The site plan reviewed by the board shows a parking and maneuvering area, a 20-foot easement benefitting Lot #1, a proposed truck access road, and a defined parking area. The board advised the applicant to schedule an inspection with the fire department before proceeding.
The board's action allows the applicant to pursue final zoning permit issuance provided the listed conditions and other provisions of the town's zoning regulations are satisfied. No variance or alternate permit conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
