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Huron Zoning Board approves seven variances and a special permit; floodplain and lighting conditions attached
Summary
The Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals approved seven area variances and one special permit at its Aug. 13, 2024 meeting, imposing stipulations including floodplain compliance and limits on nuisance lighting. All actions were recorded as SEQRA Type II and passed without opposition.
The Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals convened Aug. 13, 2024, and approved seven area variances and one special permit for residential and accessory structures across the Resort and A5A districts. Chairman Bob Lannon presided over the meeting, which began at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
Board members approved all items as SEQRA Type II actions, citing section 617.5 of the State Environmental Quality Review Act; individual votes were recorded as either unanimous or as noted in the record (for example, the minutes approval recorded AYES: 5, NAYS: 0, ABSTAIN: 1). Several approvals included site-specific conditions: decks were required to meet floodplain requirements where applicable, and multiple approvals included the stipulation that lighting must not be a nuisance to neighbors. The meeting record lists applicants for the items, including Gary Chittenden (1196-24A), James Fowler (1197-24A), Kip Delisio (1198-24A), Jim/James Bischoff (1199-24A), Jerry Spronz (1200-24SP), William Troia (1201-24A) and Paul Ferruzza (1202-24A).
