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Zoning board OKs 30'x40' storage building at 6478 Ann Lee Drive with lighting restriction
Summary
The Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals granted application 1203-24SP for a 30' x 40' storage structure at 6478 Ann Lee Dr., finding the request a SEQRA Type II action and approving it 7-0 with a condition that lighting not be a nuisance to neighbors.
The Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals voted unanimously Sept. 10 to approve application 1203-24SP, allowing a 30-foot by 40-foot storage structure to be built at 6478 Ann Lee Drive. Amy Connelly moved to find the application a Type II action under 6 NYCRR 617.5(c)(12) of SEQRA and to proceed with the short Environmental Assessment Form; Gordon Smith seconded, and the board recorded an AYES 7, NAYS 0 vote.
The board accepted Part II of the Short Environmental Assessment Form, heard a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) recommendation letter read by Shelly Cahoon, and closed the public hearing before taking its decision. In its Findings of Fact the board approved the special permit as submitted with the stipulation that "lighting must not be a nuisance to neighbors." The minutes identify Joseph Molina of North Rose as the applicant for 1203-24SP.
Next steps: the permit was approved at the meeting and the stipulation on lighting will be part of the permit conditions; the minutes do not specify any appeals period or additional required town approvals.
