Planning Commission approves Minutes of October 6, 2026 Meeting

Approval of Minutes of October 6, 2026 Meeting

0 yes, 0 no

SEQR Classification and Negative Declaration — WY Industrial Warehouse (SPA 347)

0 yes, 0 no

Site Plan Re-Approval (SPA 347) — WY Industrial Warehouse, 200 West Yard Rd

0 yes, 0 no

Porter Mixed Use, 308 Glenmont Rd — Tabled

0 yes, 0 no

Area Variance 26-01000010 — John Montagna, 4 Farmington Ct. (deck)

4 yes, 0 no

Area Variance 26-01000011 — Kenneth Hodge, 4 Alden Ct. (addition)

4 yes, 0 no

Neu & Sargus — 240 Bender Lane — public hearing scheduled

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of October 21, 2026 meeting minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Porter Mixed Use, 308 Glenmont Rd

308 Glenmont Rd, Glenmont, NY

Andrew Porter wants to convert a single-family building into mixed use — commercial below, an apartment above.

tabled · still tabled

200 West Yard Road Warehouse Reapproval

200 West Yard Road, Feura Bush, NY

The board re-approved the site plan for a 114,675 sq.ft. warehouse that was originally approved in February 2024 but never built within the two-year deadline.

approved · still approved

Montania Deck Variance

4 Farmington Court

Montagna wants a 12-by-22-foot rear deck 5 feet 6 inches into the required 25-foot rear setback.

approved (4-0) · still approved

240 Bender Lane pole barn

240 Bender Lane

A new application for a pole barn accessory structure that doesn't meet zoning code; the public hearing was scheduled for November 18, 2026.

Discussed — no decision yet

Hodge Addition Variance

4 Alden Court

Hodge wants an 18-by-18-foot first-floor addition with master suite and laundry, taking lot coverage to 22.07 percent versus a 20 percent cap.

approved (4-0) · still approved

Proposed pole barn at 240 Bender Lane

Neu and Sargus want a pole barn accessory structure that doesn't meet zoning requirements. The public hearing is set for November 18, 2026.

What it means: The applicants, if approved, would get an accessory barn on their property.

Residential deck variance at 4 Farmington Court

A homeowner wants a 12-by-22-foot rear deck that sits 5 feet 6 inches into the required 25-foot rear setback, next to a cemetery. The board found it won't be visible from the street or harm neighbors, and granted the variance.

What it means: The Montagna family gets a usable backyard lounge space.

Aging-in-place addition variance at 4 Alden Court

The Hodges want to replace a steep Cape Cod staircase and cramped bathroom with a first-floor master suite, pushing lot coverage 2.07 percent (170 square feet) over the cap. The board approved it, citing the safety benefits of aging in place.

What it means: The Hodges get a safe, single-floor living arrangement to stay in their home.

200 West Yard Road Warehouse Reapproval

A 114,675-square-foot warehouse in Feura Bush got its site plan re-approved after the original 2024 approval lapsed when construction never started within two years. The plan set is unchanged from 2024; the project can now move toward permits and construction.

What it means: The applicant, WY Industrial, LLC, which regains a valid site plan approval and can pursue building permits.

Porter Mixed Use Conversion at 308 Glenmont Rd

Andrew Porter wants to turn a single-family building into commercial space downstairs with an apartment upstairs, but the project hit snags over parking he built without approval, a revocable letter from Glenmont Abbey instead of a permanent easement, driveway and sign placement over the sewer easement, and missing stormwater analysis. The board tabled it so the applicant can respond to engineering comments.

What it means: The applicant hopes to open a business with a second-floor apartment; the neighborhood could gain a small commercial option.