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Town of Hamburg Planning Board Minutes May 20, 2026 11. The Applicant shall comply with Chapter 243 Tree Management of Hamburg Town Code for any proposed tree clearing, clear cutting, or tree removal. 12. The Applicant and subsequent tenants shall be required to comply with the Chapter 175 Noise Ordinance of Hamburg Town Code. 13. There shall be no storage of hazardous waste materials as defined by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation in the shop buildings or the outdoor storage areas that is not in compliance with applicable standards. 14. In the event above ground petroleum storage tanks, of any capacity, are to be located within the project site, the tanks shall comply with all standards of the NYSDEC, and the location and the installation details shall return to the Planning Board for amended site plan approval. 15. Outdoor storage shall be limited to the areas denoted on the approved site plan dated 4/30/26. 16. Use of the shop buildings is limited to storage of tenant equipment, machinery, materials, tenant workshop space and related business activities per the M-3 zoning district. 17. The Declaration of Easements for the parcels at 0 and 3401 Lake Shore Road shall be recorded at the Erie County Clerk’s Office and a recorded copy shall be provided to the Planning Department. 18. Deviations from the approved site plan or approved landscaping plan determined to be significant by the Planning, Engineering, and Code Enforcement Departments will require amended site plan approval from the Planning Board. 19. There shall be no open burning on the project site. There was a motion to approve by Member Stewart, seconded by Member Geraci. Resolution passes with six (6) ayes and one (1) nay from Member Zajac, the motion carried. 716 Storage, LLC- Requesting Re-Approval for an as-built site plan for a 71,400 sq-ft self-storage facility on vacant land located at the southwest corner of South Park Avenue and Southwestern Boulevard Darryl Martin, project architect, appeared on behalf of the project and gave a history of the project. The applicant did not construct the two buildings, 6000 and 3000 square foot storage buildings, that were originally going to be located on the west property line. Currently the building that is there is a climate-controlled storage building that is doing quite well. The other changes that was made are removal of lighting in the middle of the 14