The Town of Victor Planning Board will hold a public hearing on tonight to review four development proposals, ranging from a commercial expansion to new EV charging stations. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. at Victor Town Hall, 85 East Main Street.
Residents can attend in person or watch the meeting live on YouTube via a link that will be posted on the town’s website at victorny.org.
Among the projects under review is a nearly 20,000-square-foot addition to the PMD South building at 727 Rowley Road. The proposal calls for constructing the addition on the south side of the existing facility. The property is zoned Commercial/Light Industrial and is owned by Rowley Real Estate Prop, LLC.
A subdivision plan is also on the agenda for 364 Fisher Road. The Bell Minor Subdivision seeks to split a 6.395-acre parcel into two residential lots. The first lot would retain the existing house and 3.233 acres, while a new single-family home is planned for the second 3.162-acre lot. The land is owned by Roger and Genna Bell and is zoned LDD.
Also up for consideration is a revised building permit for a pole barn at 7140 Lane Road. Property owner Shawn Gardner is requesting to increase the barn’s size from 780 to 1,140 square feet. The site is zoned Residential.
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The final proposal involves electric vehicle infrastructure at 207 High Point Drive. High Point 100, LLC is seeking approval to install seven dual-port EV charging stations, which would serve up to 14 cars. The area is zoned PDD.
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