Town of Shawangunk

The board discussed several applications, including a proposed deli, a two-lot subdivision on Albany Post Road, a solar energy array project decommissioning plan, and a residential subdivision on CE Penny Drive. Decisions included setting public hearings for the deli and solar projects, recommending a bond amount to the Town Board, and providing feedback on site plans and subdivision designs regarding wetlands, parking, and utility district extensions.

The board addressed personnel issues, including a query from the Pine Bush Ambulance Corps, and discussed the poor condition of Malloy Road, noting budgetary constraints and planned repair work. Reports from various town departments were submitted, including updates on highway road projects, police vehicle procurement, water district flushing, and park maintenance. The board authorized the release of letters of credit for the DeGroodt Drive project, scheduled a public hearing for zoning amendments, discussed the installation of peace poles, and reviewed the audit of claims for payment.

The meeting includes a continuation of the public hearing for the Bardin subdivision, and new public hearings for the Dylan Lacoutte deli proposal and the Louks 2-lot subdivision. Appearances cover several development projects, including the Liquid Mercantile LLC retail and distillery complex, the Eooles Roost multi-family development, and a sign location change for the Wallkill Fire Department. The board will also discuss correspondence from the Ulster County Planning Board.

The board discussed several community projects, including event insurance and food truck permits for the Vision of Wallkill, a parking and signage request on Red Top Road, and food truck operations at Town parks. Special event permits were approved for a Lunar New Year celebration, and various departmental reports were submitted. The board addressed highway department equipment needs, including the bid approval for a snowplow truck and weight limit restrictions on Jansen Road. Additionally, the meeting covered water and sewer project updates, park maintenance plans, recreation programming for the summer camp, and updates to the town's purchasing policy. The session concluded with an audit of claims and the approval of payments for various funds.

The board reviewed a variance request regarding a side and rear yard addition for a property located at 91 Forest Glen Road. Due to confusion regarding the methodology used by the building inspector to calculate the requested variance amount, the board decided to adjourn the public hearing to a future date to allow for further clarification.