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Planning commission approves 6‑foot fence at 1814 Crown Pond Road, requires rear section be completed
Summary
Commission approved an after‑the‑fact 6‑foot fence with the condition applicants finish the same white fence across the rear property line within six months and obtain a building‑department permit; action also deemed a Type II SEQR outcome.
The Planning Commission voted April 8 to approve an after‑the‑fact 6‑foot fence at 1814 Crown Pond Road on the condition the owners complete the fence along the rear property line within six months and obtain the required building‑department permit.
Applicants Luis Marquez and Maria Chunchi attended with a family member, who told the commission, "We were just here to see what everyone thinks. It was a mistake what they did," and said they understood they must complete the permitting process. Commissioners said the fence as installed did not close off the rear property line — the board conditioned its approval on matching the existing white fence around the back to address safety and trespass concerns near the adjacent park. The commission also voted to deem the action a Type II under SEQR, and the motion passed by voice vote.
The commission set a six‑month period for the owners to apply for and obtain the building‑department fence permit, noting the building department will enforce the condition and confirm compliance. The motion recorded an approval outcome; mover and seconder were not specified on the record beyond the standard motion/second exchange and the voice vote of "Aye."
