MEMBERS PRESENT: G. Lake, R. Carr, A. Dulgarian, T. Hamilton,
G. Luenzmann, G. Monaco
MEMBERS ABSENT: P. Owen
OTHERS PRESENT: G. Barone, D. McGoey
1. PUBLIC HEARING 7:30 P.M. - DR. WODKA - SITE PLAN REVISION
- 30 Industrial Drive (41-1-88) #038-002
G. Lake: Public Hearing started at 7:35 P.M. M. Hunt read
the Public Hearing notice.
M. Hunt: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a PUBLIC HEARING of the Planning Board of the Town of Wallkill,
Orange County,
New
York, will be held at the Town Hall at 600 Route 211 East,
in said Town, on the 4th day of February, 2004 at 7:30 P.M.
or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard that day
on the application of Dr. Michael Wodka, 30 Industrial Drive,
Middletown, New York 10941 for approval of a site plan revision,
for a 12'x16' shed at 30 Industrial Drive & Fortune Road
West, under Section 239-40 of the Zoning Law of the Town
of Wallkill. All parties of interest will be heard at said
time
and place. S/Gary Lake, Chairman
G. Lake: When did you post this in the paper? Do you have
a copy of the whole page by any chance?
M. Wodka: It was in the Times Herald Record Wednesday, January
28th.
G. Barone: It was to be sent at least
ten days before the meeting. So, if it was in the paper
January 28th, that’s
only seven days.
M. Hunt: You know, I didn’t give your secretary a time
frame. I did tell her on Monday that she should get it in the
paper not realizing it wasn’t ten days. I was thinking
Monday in the paper would be ten days by the time she got there.
G. Barone: Sir, what the code says is what the code says.
G. Lake: Unfortunately, you just heard our Attorney. We’re
not going to be able to move forward. You will need another
date.
G. Barone: Make a motion to set another date and make sure
you get your notice in ten days before the meeting.
M. Wodka: Can I comment on that?
G. Lake: Sure.
M. Wodka: With all due respect, I understand that a law is
a law but when your secretary MaryLynn, the first time I was
not even told that I had to put that specific notice in. Realizing
that it did not go out at that time Certified but I was not
made aware of that, even the first time that this hearing was
to be held prior to the last time.
M. Hunt: The directions are attached to that packet.
G. Lake: You do get a packet. We did
give you the information in the packet regardless if we
lost that along
the way, there’s
really nothing we can do. Unfortunately the law is a law.
M. Wodka: Can I have some clarification? Ten days, can it
be more than ten days?
G. Barone: As long as it is in ten days before, but not forty
five days before.
G. Lake: That should give you ample time. If you need a new
packet or information.
M. Wodka: Another clarification. The way you stated that,
I was assuming it was a site plan revision not just for the
shed but for the special use on that property. Am I in error?
G. Lake: It’s a site plan revision.
M. Wodka: For the shed and the use?
G. Lake: Yes.
M. Wodka: I want to make sure I get it out the right way.
Right Dick?
D. McGoey: What was the question?
G. Lake: He wanted to make sure it was printed up right.
He has the shed, it’s a site plan revision and he going
to have . . .
D. McGoey: No, he has a new use.
M. Wodka: Special Use.
D. McGoey: So, it needs to say site plan and special use for
what you want to do.
MOTION to reschedule a PUBLIC HEARING for March 17, 2004 made
by G. Luenzmann and seconded by G. Monaco.
A. Dulgarian: Aye
R. Carr: Aye
T. Hamilton: Aye
G. Monaco: Aye
G. Luenzmann: Aye
G. Lake: Aye
MOTION CARRIED. 6 AYES
2. PUBLIC HEARING 7:35 P.M. - WOLFE TOWING - SITE PLAN/SPECIAL
USE PERMIT - Bloomingburg Road (3-1-33.1) #115-002
G. Lake: I think you have the same problem.
J. Wolfe: I went down to the Times Herald Record January 26th
was when I did everything.
G. Lake: Unfortunately you have the same problem. How about,
Mr. Barone, do I have to read this notice in since he has the
same problem as the prior applicant?
G. Barone: You don’t have to
read it in. You can make a motion to schedule another hearing.
G. Lake: How about those storage sheds? How did you make
out with your landlord on that?
J. Wolfe: He was supposed to be coming. He said he owns those
storage sheds.
D. McGoey: He has no approval for them.
It’s
not on the original site plan.
J. Wolfe: I will have to bring that to his attention.
A. Dulgarian: What’s the insulation,
there is a sign that says insulation?
J. Wolfe: I have no idea.
A. Dulgarian: You are up to three or four uses. Be prepared
to talk about that when you come back.
D. McGoey: The owner should call me.
J. Wolfe: He was supposed to show up
at this meeting. I asked him to show up because I said
the Board was going
to
have questions
about the sheds. That’s what I told him. He told me
he was going to be here.
G. Lake: We will put you on for April
7th, for your next Public Hearing but between now and then
you’re
really going to have to get a true site plan of what is there.
J. Wolfe: The owner just came in.
D. McGoey: The Board has questions about the other uses on
this site. Storage sheds, and now another Board member has
said there are signs for insulation.
J. Cooley: I’m warehousing insulation.
D. McGoey: You don’t have approval.
A. Dulgarian: You have to come back by the way. You just walked
in. When you do come back, please have all these questions
answered. If you need more uses put it on there.
D. McGoey: It has to be advertised also. What are the storage
sheds on the site for?
G.
Lake: Come on up to the front for a minute. Just let me
explain, the Public Hearing notice went into the paper
too late so we could not hold the Public Hearing tonight.
We had to reset a new date for the Public Hearing. It has
to be in the paper at least ten days before the meeting.
Now, we’re just trying to figure it out so he can
come back once and for all what all is there. The sheds
are there, the insulation is there.
