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Planning Board grants site-plan approval for William and Kelly Waters at 4305 Cream Ridge Road
Summary
The Town of Walworth Planning Board on Aug. 10 approved a final site plan and SEQR Type II determination allowing a single-family home on the lot at 4305 Cream Ridge Road that contains an existing dwelling and barn; approval is conditioned on addressing staff and Wayne County Water and Sewer Authority comments and is valid for 180 days.
The Town of Walworth Planning Board voted Aug. 10 to approve a final site plan and a Type II SEQR determination for William and Kelly Waters for property at 4305 Cream Ridge Road in the RR‑1 district. The motion to approve the resolution and SEQR was made by Doug Flye and seconded by Christopher Paap; a roll-call vote recorded Chairperson Landry, Paap, Villanova, Flye and Marini as 'Aye.'
Kevin Tung, representing the applicants, told the board the plan proposes "a single-family residential home on one lot" that already includes another house, a barn and a standard septic system. Chairperson Landry confirmed the application is for one lot and not a subdivision. The board found the application compliant with Town Code §180‑22, which governs "erection of more than one principal structure on a lot."
The approval is subject to conditions: applicants must address all Town staff comments and satisfy the Wayne County Water and Sewer Authority (WCWSA) comments before signatures are affixed to revised site drawings; once conditions are met the Planning Board chairperson will sign the plans. The resolution states that site-plan approval is valid for 180 days from Aug. 10, 2026 — through Feb. 6, 2027.
Action details: the board approved the site-plan resolution and SEQR as submitted (motion by Doug Flye; seconded by Christopher Paap). Vote: Landry Aye; Paap Aye; Villanova Aye; Flye Aye; Marini Aye. Notes: SEQR classification listed the action as Type II under 6 NYCRR §617.5(c).
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