Rockville Center residents fear proposed storage facility will add to congestion

The Rockville Center City Council met Wednesday to address concerns about a planned storage facility toward become built amid a village.

The facility will span starting at Seaman Avenue toward Maple Avenue among a segment made from Rockville Center called Slight Town. It’s expected up to seem 30 feet tall, whichever a folks at News 12 declared is a violation made from municipality code for who area. They say certain zone merely allows buildings 18 feet tall.

Residents state they are concerned which the plan exclusively accounts for trio parking spaces. They mention single total of 91 parking spaces are needed. They fear a project desire attach additional congestion toward a already overcrowded residential area.

“Individuals are highly concerned who provided here happens itself shall set a dangerous precedent for alternative code-protected businesses among Small Town in order to go after suit and alter each entire fabric from of us favorite scenic portion from of us neighborhood,” says resident Sarah McAteer. “It’s too single quite residential area, so congestion is already single problem, plus any fear is that it intend get bigger and bigger.”

Any board is expected for make per decision tonight on whether for allow any storage facility project in order to proceed.