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DRAFT recommendation from the Town Planning Board and followed by a public hearing. You must use a variance from the Zoning Board 8R2 single family residence district section 123-25B3A to allow an accessory apartment in C1 zoning and not attached to the primary residence. You must send a letter to the Town Clerk requesting a special use permit for the accessory apartment to which they will refer the request to the Planning Board. Those meetings which are held on the first Tuesday after the First Thursday each month. The Planning Board recommendation will then go back to the Town for a public hearing on the approval of the permit. Since there are public notice frames that must be adhered to the soonest referral of the Planning Board will be made. The schedule is pending on summertime meeting schedule and a quorum. The second reason is due to the lot size be for 936ing under one acre. The maximum size allowable for the building is 728 sq. ft. and you will be at 1728 sq. ft. and need an area variance of 1,000 sq. ft. This will be Article 25 supplemental lot size and open space requirements which states less than an acre. The maximum square footage is limited to 728 sq. ft. and 8 heights. The proposed area 1664 and 24 ft. in height. The variances would be 936 sq. ft. and 6 ft. in height. It is also understood the existing 400sq. foot detached garage will be removed. Should you have any questions, I can be contacted. Regarding Petition #658 Nick and Amber Chuba requesting a use variance to allow at detached in-law apartment to be located at 7300 Boston State Road. The area variances are classified as a type two action and therefore is not subject to review under SEQR. However, the use variance is a type one action and therefore if it is granted a SEQR negative declaration by the Board of Zoning of Appeals before approval is granted. Chairman Ms. Rood: Please state your name and address and what you would like to complete. Mr. Chuba: My name is Nick Chuba, and I live at 7300 Boston State Road. I am requesting a variance and on my garage. My Mom is residence has been recently sold and the cost for rent has doubled for her residence. She is getting close to retirement and currently my brother and I have been helping her with rent. We have looked at other options, and this would be the most affordable option for us to help her out. This would be the most economical way to help her out. My brother is in the service, and he would use the second bedroom when he is around and then we would use the space for our kids after everyone is gone. Chairman Ms. Rood: I spoke on the phone with you earlier and a use variance is very difficult to get. We need financial evidence as part of the application. Which we do not have in your paperwork. I had mentioned probably leave the public hearing open till next month. So, you can get all your stuff together. Chairman Ms. Rood: Did you think about it being upstairs for your mom? Mr. Cuba: I did. We are planning a 4foot staircase to allow for a chair lift if it comes to needing a lift chair. My brother is in the service, and he would use the second bedroom, until he finds a place to live after he is out of the service. He can stay in the room when he is home on leave. Mr. Chuba: I have a few items. I have current budget for my mother. This is a financial hardship for my mother. Chairman Ms. Rood: I think you need to speak to the Code Enforcement Officer Mr. Shawn Vanderdoes, and he can outline what we are looking for because she does not own the property. So, it would be off you and it is off the actual property. It is not your plans. Ms. Pryor: It is basically number one. We must have these records. What specific records or that is a better question? Chairman Ms. Rood: It is a question that Shawn will help you get the information. I think with the use variance paperwork you get as an applicant. Things should be outlined there. I have not seen what goes on.