Fuel storage yard west of town hall
The owners of the lot west of the town building want to store diesel tanks and equipment there. The council discussed a conditional-use agreement with limits on tank size, spill containment, fencing, security and lighting; no vote was taken.
Proposed
- Type
- Site plan
- Location
- Lot west of Goshen Town Hall
- Applicant
- Two brothers operating a fuel business
In brief
Fuel storage yard west of town hall appears on one recorded agenda: the City Council meeting of August 11, 2026.
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Fuel storage yard west of town hall
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Every hearing and vote
August 11, 2026 · City Council
Fuel storage yard next to town hall (work session)
Discussed
Two brothers who started a fuel business bought the property west of the town building and plan to keep large diesel tanks there and operate from trucks, starting with 2,000-gallon tanks and growing toward multiple tanks of 5,000 to 10,000 gallons; they said state law caps tanks at 13,000 gallons. They deal in diesel, not gasoline. The mayor said a conditional use would let the town set terms and that it would need to know the storage layout, maximum size, equipment, spill containment, fencing, security and lighting. A resident asked why the item was not before the planning and zoning commission; the mayor said it was exploratory and no vote was taken.
- Proposed use: diesel fuel storage and equipment yard
- Starting tank size: 2,000 gallons