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Town of Hamburg Planning Board Minutes April 1, 2026 o Additionally, a stormwater management area will be incorporated into the design that will include a bioretention area. The stormwater management area will be designed to meet the NYSDEC requirements for water quality and quantity including a 100-year storm event o Rush Creek is considered a 303(d) by the NYSDEC and will require two (2) SWPPP inspections per week to ensure that the necessary erosion and sediment control measures are in place • Traffic\Noise\Light Pollution: the proposed development is for an industrial use. Industrial uses produce less traffic than both commercial and residential type developments of similar sizes. o Lighting will comply with the Town’s stringent lighting standards and will be dark sky compliant. o Per the ITE Trip Generation Manual, the proposed development can expect 36 trips during business hours which does not meet the NYSDOT threshold of 100 trips to warrant a Traffic Impact Study o The positioning of the buildings along the north and east side of the parcel will serve as a buffer • Emergency Ingress/Egress: emergency access from the north can be accommodated via the widened right-of-way from Nelson Avenue to the project site. The project layout meets the requirements of the NYS Fire Code for access around the site and proposed buildings o Draft Declaration of Easements has been submitted for the two parcels comprising of the project site. • Woodlawn Sewer: the proposed fence is offset 15-ft from the northern property line of the Woodlawn Sewer District, and the buildings are offset 10-ft from the southern property line as required by the Town of Hamburg Zoning Code o Neither of these structures are close enough to the sewer line itself to cause damage. Also, there will not be any heavy equipment driving over the Woodlawn Sewer District property o Letter from Woodlawn Sewer District dated March 27, 2026, Clarifications: ▪ The applicant will comply with ECDSM requirements, including establishing the required easements for the existing sanitary sewer located on the Woodlawn Sewer District property and submitting an Out-of-District agreement ▪ The proposed development does not meet the 2,500 gpd threshold that would warrant a downstream sewer capacity analysis (DSCA). The anticipated daily sewer demand for the proposed development is 1,200 gpd Response to Town of Hamburg Conservation Advisory Board: 7