Clay’s Planning Board voted 5–0 to grant a conditional site-plan approval for the Moyers Corners cell tower proposal at 7200 Henry Clay Boulevard, according to the town’s unapproved October 14 meeting minutes. The action concerns case 2026-070, presented by Airosmith Development.[1] The draft records a separate 5–0 environmental-review vote. That resolution describes the proposed monopole as an unlisted action and determines that it would not have a significant environmental effect, citing conformity with town zoning regulations and the area’s needs. This is the board’s determination as recorded in the draft, not an independent assessment of environmental effects.[1] The site-plan vote refers to an Airosmith map dated March 21, 2024 and revised October 2, 2026. Its listed sheets are T01, GN01, A01, A02, A03, A04, EC1 and EC2. Approval is conditioned on approval of all the Town of Clay’s legal and engineering requirements.[1] During the discussion, the applicant’s representative requested a monopole rather than a tower disguised as a pine tree. The minutes record no questions from the public when the chairwoman closed the hearing before the votes.[1] The distinction between a conditional site-plan vote and a completed project matters here: the draft does not establish that the legal and engineering conditions have been satisfied, that a building permit has been issued or that construction has begun. It gives no construction or service-start date. The town still labels this seven-page meeting record UNAPPROVED.[1] Sources [1] Town of Clay, unapproved Planning Board minutes, October 14, 2026; cell-tower discussion and resolutions, pages 5–6. https://townofclayny.gov/sites/default/files/2026-10/Unapproved%20Planning%20Board%20Minutes%20-%20October%2014%2C%202026.pdf