Thompson Planning Board moved multiple projects forward, re-approving a solar farm and authorizing test-well drilling for three residential developments. The board unanimously approved drilling of nine test wells across Justin Estates (2 wells), Empire Estates (3), and Dillon Road Development (4),
Planning Board directed Estates at Rock Hill developer to revise environmental scope. The board held a SEQRA scoping session for Richard and Justin Steinberg's residential project at North Emerald Drive and Treasure Lake Road, restricting input to written comments under Chairman Kathleen Lara. The
Planning board approved test wells for three residential projects. The Thompson Planning Board unanimously authorized test well drilling for Justin Estates, Empire Estates, and Dillon Road Development at $2,500 per well, and granted six-month extensions to Weiss Realty and Camp Yeshiva Serdahel
Thompson Planning Board advanced lead agency status for the Adelaar Townhouse Development and approved five site projects. The board unanimously designated Adelaar as lead agency for environmental review of the mixed-use development. The board also unanimously approved test well drilling for the
Planning Board approved Silvercrest Townhomes residential project with $102,500 park fee requirement. The 41-unit development at 92 Fairgrounds Road must pay $2,500 per unit before permits issue after the board determined the proposed simple playground was insufficient to reduce the fee under Town
Thompson Planning Board approved a 41-unit townhome development with a $102,500 park contribution. The board unanimously approved the Silvercrest Townhomes project at 92 Fairgrounds Road, setting the park fee at $2,500 per unit and requiring the developer to address reasonable requests from the