---
type: Civic Update
title: Six home lots approved at the end of Shady Lane
update_kind: land-use
stage: approved
stage_date: '2026-09-16'
plain_language: >-
  Perinton's Planning Board approved dividing about 2.4 acres at the end of
  Shady Lane into six home lots. Approval is not construction; the applicant's
  agent said work would start next fall at the earliest.
official_url: 'https://perinton.gov/file/457/2026/22351/09-16-26-pb-agenda'
checked_on: '2026-10-03'
decision_body: Perinton Planning Board
outcome: >-
  September 16, 2026: the Planning Board granted preliminary and final
  subdivision approval with conditions, 4-0 (draft minutes).
outcome_url: 'https://perinton.gov/file/468/2026/22626/09-16-2026-draft-pb-minutes'
generated:
  by: 'process:hm-schema-v2-p3'
  at: '2026-10-04T18:49:45.804Z'
superbee_updated_by: 'process:hm-schema-v2-p3'
tags:
  - government
  - housing
  - planning
sources:
  - resource: 'https://perinton.gov/file/468/2026/22626/09-16-2026-draft-pb-minutes'
    title: 'Town of Perinton: Planning Board minutes (draft), September 16, 2026'
  - resource: 'https://perinton.gov/file/457/2026/22351/09-16-26-pb-agenda'
    title: 'Town of Perinton: Planning Board agenda, September 16, 2026'
---
# Six home lots approved at the end of Shady Lane

Six new single-family homes are planned at the end of Shady Lane, south of Willow Lane. Perinton's Planning Board approved the Ashbury Park subdivision, about 2.41 acres split into six lots, on September 16, 2026. The developer said at the meeting that construction would start next fall at the earliest.

Insite Land Development Inc. applied as agent for the owner; the application had been deferred in April 2024. The approval comes with conditions: deed restrictions on lots 4, 5 and 6 that limit mowing, clear cutting and where the houses can go, keeping as many mature trees as possible, and a contribution to the town's sidewalk fund. The new road will be private, maintained by a homeowners association.

A federal wetland on the site is to be left undisturbed. At the meeting a Shady Lane neighbor questioned how the Army Corps of Engineers had drawn its boundary.

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