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Site Plan Sht1 N RT.94 E PARKING REQUIRED N WAREHOUSE BLVDELIZABETH DR BULK REQUIREMENTS SUMMERVILLE WAY NUCIFORA N/F 1 SPACE / 500 S.F. OF FLOOR AREA CHESTER LOGISTICS, LLC 500 / 43,150 = 86 SPACES REQUIRED IP ZONE W E L.12877 P.1664 USE #9. FULLY ENCLOSED WAREHOUSE S 09°54'00" E P/O LOT #1 86 SPACES PROVIDED F.M. #9672 DISTRIBUTION CENTERS. S W MINIMUM REQUIRED S EXISTING LOT AREA (AC.) 5+ 153.47' PROPERTY LINE LOT WIDTH (FT.) 300 468 S 08°12'00" E FRONT YARD (FT.) 100 DEC WETLAND WR-7 LINE CONTINUES, REAR YARD (FT.) 100 NOT DELINEATED. ONE SIDE YARD (FT.) 90 75' MINIMUM FRONT YARD 128.10' APPROX. BOTH SIDE YARDS (FT.) 180 LOCATION SITE EXISTING SHUNOSKI LN STRUCTURES (TYP.) MAXIMUM ALLOWED A19 S 00°33'00" W LIMITS OF DEC WETLAND BUILDING HEIGHT (FT.) 65 WR-7 DELINEATED BY: 103.00' BUILDING COVERAGE (%) 40 PETE TORGERSEN ON A18 JUNE 07, 2019, LOCATED BY: S 11°43'00" W BLACK MEADOW RD KIRK ROTHER, PE, PLLC 468 ON JUNE 07, 2019 BLACK MEADOW CREEK TRIBUTARY AND VALIDATED BY A17 MICHAEL FRAATZ, N.Y.S. DEC ON JULY 12, 2019 84.00' BAIRDS CROSS RD APPROX. A16 TREE LINE S 19°46'39" W N 67°33'42" E 435.00' AREA=2.917 ACRES N/ CHESTER LOGISTICS, LLC L.12877 P.1664 LOCATION MAP P/O LOT #1 SCALE: 1" = 2000' A12 SECTION 6 BLOCK 1 LOT 75.1 P/O LOT #1 A15 F.M. #9672 468 A11 470 LEGEND 95.00' A13 A14 EXISTING PROPERTY LINE 470 EXISTING CONTOUR LINE EXISTING EDGE OF PAVEMENT 472 C4 C3 A10 S 21°39'11" W 122.62' WETLAND LINE EXISTING CULVERT APPROX. EXISTING EXISTING STREAM TREE LINE U.P. (SILTED) PROPERTY LINE EXISTING MUNICIPAL WELL 100' EXISTING UTILITY POLE C2 C3 C4 C5 A9 EXISTING TREE LINE TOWN OF CHESTER 30' VILLAGE OF CHESTER 600'+ 472 O.H.W. PROPOSED WELL S 45°43'40" E 553.79 470 B1 SIGHT 470 472 S 40°07'22" E 346.46' B2 C1 PROPOSED APPROXIMATE LOCATION 50.62' 1000'+ O.H.W. 7 SPACES EXISTING MACADAM DRIVE B4 30' S 58°52'38" W N/F (OVERGROWN) GENERAL NOTES: INDUSTRIAL PARK CONCRETE A8 U.P. 1. TOWN OF CHESTER TAX MAP DESIGNATION: SEC. 6 BLK. 1 LOT 76 & 75.1 CHESTER LP ASSOC. SLAB AREAS C6 B18 U.P. 2. TOTAL AREA OF PARCELS: 12.9± ACRES PER TAX MAPS. L.3151 P.165 U.P. 3. ENTIRE PARCEL IS LOCATED IN THE IP ZONING DISTRICT. 100' O.H.W. 4. BOUNDARY INFORMATION SHOWN TAKEN FROM A MAP ENTITLED N 40°07'22" W 326.69' " SURVEY OF PROPERTY FOR LaFARGE NORTH AMERIC BLUE CIRCLE 474 B5 U.P. 470 C7 MATERIALS, INC." PROVIDED BY JAMES A. DILLIN, PLS DATED 9-11-2017. 468 EXISTING CULVERT EXISTING REFERENCE: MAP ENITLED, " MINOR SUBDIVISION PLAT CHESTER 130' 12' C8 INDUSTRIAL PARK, FILED IN THE ORANGE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE B17 (SILTED) CULVERTS A7 C9 ON OCTOBER 12, 1989, AS MAP No. 9672. 470 468 16' 100' 24'+/- 75' B16 BLACK MEADOW CREEK TRIBUTARY EXISTING 75' MINIMUM FRONT YARD MUNICIPAL B6 APPROX. WELL A6 BUFFER LINE 120' 35' TREE LINE CONC. N/F 75' MINIMUM REAR YARD WALL VILLAGE OF CHESTER 474 OVERGROWN GRAVEL DRIVE 474 L.1787 P.251 WETLAND 76' PROPOSED 8 SPACES (BANKED) PROPOSED A5 100' DEC WAREHOUSE VILLAGE OF CHESTER 43,150+/- sq.ft. S 16°22'47" W WATER419.81' SUPPY PUMP STATION LIMITS OF DEC WETLAND PROP. PROPOSED WELL 8 SPACES B7 WR-7 DELINEATED BY: TOWN OF CHESTER APPROVAL BLOCK CONCRETE PETE TORGERSEN ON B15 24' BLACK MEADOW ROAD 472 SLAB AREAS 15' JUNE 07, 2019, BLOCK U.P. LOCATED BY: BUILDING KIRK ROTHER, PE, PLLC LOT #2 ON JUNE 07, 2019 FENCE CHAINLINK N 67°33'42" E 465.00' AND AREA=10.00 ACRES VALIDATED BY A4 100' 328' SECTION 6 BLOCK 1 LOT 76 B8 MICHAEL FRAATZ, N.Y.S. DEC ON JULY 12, 2019 468 B15 16' B9 470 DEC WETLAND A3 PROPOSED 5 SPACES (BANKED) PROPOSED 11 SPACES WR-7 LINE CONTINUES, 470 EXISTING ARCHED NOT DELINEATED. BUFFER LINE 253' GRAVEL 468 CORRUGATED METAL PIPE DRIVE A2 APPROX. CULVERT TREE LINE WETLAND A1 B14 CREEK INV. 210 BLACK CREEK INV. 100' DEC 100' 70' MINIMUM SIDE YARD APPROX. 135' MEADOW 472 U.P. TREE LINE RECORD OWNER PROPOSED 11 SPACES TOWN OF CHESTER, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK B10 B13 AREA 468 210 BLACK MEADOW RD, LLC PROPOSED 12 SPACES 3 LIZENSK BLVD, UNIT 301 PROPOSED PROPOSED 12 SPACES DUMPSTER 470 MONROE, NEW YORK 10950 (BANKED) 24' B12 SKETCH U.P. B11 N/F SITE PLAN PROPOSED SEPTIC AREA SHUNOSKI PROPOSED 12 SPACES L.2924 P.193 (BANKED) U.P. Kirk Rother, P.E. 474 N 45°43'40" W 1016.83' OWNER REVIEW AND CONCURRENCE WITH PLAN EXISTING PROPERTY LINE 480 Consulting Engineer, pllc GRAVEL DRIVEWAY N 59°10'00" E 111.79' 5 Saint Stephens Lane, Warwick, NY 10990 U.P. (845) 988-0620 OWNER DATE *NOTE* ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATION CONTACT UNDERGROUND FACILITIES PROTECTION ORGANIZATION 3 DAYS PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION @ 1 OF 1 "DIG SAFELY N.Y. 800-962-7962"..
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