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Zoning board advances variance for automotive repair shop at 136 Sherman Lacy Rd., issues SEQR negative declaration
Summary
The Town of Richland Zoning Board reviewed Application #VAR26-0002 to run an automotive repair facility at 136 Sherman Lacy Rd., deemed the application complete and voted unanimously to issue a negative SEQR declaration, allowing the project to proceed in the local review process.
The Town of Richland Zoning Board on May 19 considered Application #VAR26-0002, a request to operate an automotive repair facility at 136 Sherman Lacy Rd. Jimmy Sprague reviewed the Town of Richland zoning laws for the board; after discussion the application was moved as complete by Ben Tousant and seconded by Joe Skotnicki.
The board completed the State Environmental Quality Review process for the proposal and, following a motion by Tousant seconded by Skotnicki, voted unanimously to declare a negative SEQR determination. Chairman Charles Deaton completed the SEQR form as part of the board's action. Roll-call votes recorded "yes" from Deaton, Tousant, Wiseman and Skotnicki on the negative declaration.
The minutes do not record detailed conditions or permit text for the variance request beyond the application number and site address. No formal permit issuance or final variance wording appears in the record; the board's actions at the meeting were to accept the application as complete and to conclude the environmental review with a negative declaration, allowing further local processing of the variance.
