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Board approves final plat for Maltese subdivision at 1608 Manitou Road
Summary
The Greece Planning Board approved a final plat to split property tied to the Maltese estate at 1608 Manitou Road into two roughly 7‑acre parcels and issued a SEQRA negative declaration, noting no development is proposed now.
Acting Chairman Bill Salke opened the hearing and the board heard from applicant representative Bob Hatch of Schultz Associates, who said the proposal transfers a 100‑foot strip and divides trust land into two parcels of about seven acres each. "We're not proposing any development at this point in time. It's just creating the property lines for the sale and marketing of the property," Hatch said.
Town staff recommended a SEQRA negative declaration. John (staff) told the board Monroe County Planning and Development had reviewed the subdivision and offered few comments; staff noted the project is within 500 feet of the Town of Parma boundary and that notifications had been sent. With engineering and legal counsel reporting no concerns, a board member moved to adopt the negative declaration and to approve the final plat subject to the standard conditions listed in the staff notes. The board conducted a roll call and the chair announced the application was approved.
Why it matters: The action reconfigures property lines and enables future sales; it does not authorize construction. Any future development proposals will return to the board for site‑plan and environmental review as required. The approval applies only to the plat and the conditions recorded in the staff memorandum.
