HomeMy WebLinkAbout20230861 400 Louden SUP Unitarian Universalist Congregation SCPB Letter
November 27, 2023
Susan Barden, Principal Planner
City of Saratoga Springs City Hall
474 Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Sent via email to: susan.barden@saratoga-springs.org
Re: SCPB Referral Review #23-178 - Special Use Permit - Unitarian Universalist Congregation
A proposed construction of a two-story, 8,844 s.f. place of worship on a 5.01-acre parcel in the City's
Rural Residential Zone is allowed by special use permit. Of the 5.01-acre parcel, 3.08-acres are in a
“conservancy” which does not allow any constuction nor development, leaving 1.93-acres for the actual
church and related site development.
Location: Loudon Rd. (Town of Wilton, Louden Rd County Forestland)
Tax Map #: 154.-2-41.4
Zoning: Rural Residential (Saratoga Springs portion)
Received from the City of Saratoga Springs Planning Board on November 3, 2023.
Reviewed by the Saratoga County Planning Board on November 16, 2023.
Decision: No Significant County-wide or Intercommunity Impact.
Comments: The Saratoga County Planning Board recognized the road access for this project is located in
the Town of Wilton (154.-1-47.12), zoned R-1 Residential. There will need to be a review/decision from
the Town of Wilton prior to the City taking action on the project.
As a reminder, GML-239nn requires proposed special use permits, use variances, site plans and
subdivisions within 500 ft. of an adjacent municipality’s shared boundary to notify the neighboring clerk,
by mail or electronic transmission, of the pending project at least 10 days prior of any hearing.
Please contact the Saratoga County Planning Board if you have any questions regarding this matter.
Sincerely,
_____________________________________
Kimberly Lambert, Senior Planner
Authorized Agent for Saratoga County
DISCLAIMER: Recommendations made by the Saratoga County Planning Board on referrals and subdivisions are based upon
the receipt and review of a “full statement of such proposed action” provided directly to SCPB by the municipal referring
agency as stated under General Municipal Law section 239. A determination of action is rendered by the SCPB based upon the
completeness and accuracy of information presented by its staff. The SCPB cannot be accountable for a decision rendered
through incomplete or inaccurate information received as part of the complete statement.