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Zoning board clears 3‑acre subdivision on Resort Road with variance

Zoning Board of Appeals · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals approved application 1220-25A on April 8, allowing a three‑acre subdivision at 9727 Resort Rd.; the board found the action SEQRA Type II and voted unanimously to approve the variance to the A5A district lot‑size rule.

On April 8 the Town of Huron Zoning Board of Appeals approved application 1220-25A, filed in the name of Oscar Jon LaValley and represented at the meeting by Matt LaValley, to subdivide a three‑acre parcel from an existing property at 9727 Resort Rd. The board determined the request to be a Type II action under SEQRA (section 617.5(c)(16)), concluding the subdivision required no additional environmental review. Chairman Bob Lannon closed the hearing and recorded the vote with the board noting unanimous approval.

Town of Huron Zoning Law Section 4.2.2.1 requires parcels in the A5A zoning district to be a minimum of five acres unless a variance is granted; the board granted the variance allowing the smaller, three‑acre parcel. Tom Hamilton moved to approve the application as submitted and Dalton Bean seconded; the final tally was AYES: 7, NAYS: 0, ABSTAIN: 0. The minutes state there was no Local Waterfront Revitalization Program recommendation letter for this item.