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Planning board issues negative SEQR declaration and ties permit to ZBA timetable
Summary
The board declared the Fucillo application an unlisted action and issued a negative SEQR declaration, and approved the site plan with conditions including fee payment, plan approvals, compliance with NYS codes, and an 18-month permit tied to the ZBA decision.
During its June 8 session the Planning Board reviewed environmental and engineering materials and declared the Fucillo site-plan application an unlisted action under SEQR, issuing a negative declaration. The board's action cleared the way for approval while noting required controls and submittals.
The resolution enumerated conditions before a building permit may be issued: the applicant must pay all amounts owed for application and review; construction sequencing, hours, planned activities, changes to grade, and stormwater plans must be submitted to and approved by the planning board chair, clerk and consulting engineer; design plans must bear the seal of a New York State-licensed architect; and construction must comply with the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and Energy Code. The board set the site plan permit expiration to coincide with the ZBA's decision timetable and limited the permit to no more than 18 months from the June 8 meeting date.
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