City Council approves noise level waiver for Tesoro project despite abstention

May 30, 2025 | Chicopee City, Hampden County, Massachusetts

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The Chicopee City Recreation and Zoning Committee convened on May 30, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items, including parking waivers and noise level approvals for upcoming projects.

The meeting began with informal discussions among committee members, leading to the first significant agenda item: a waiver for a parking reduction related to the Tesoro project. The committee approved this waiver, with Councilor Wagner abstaining from the vote.
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Next, the committee addressed a waiver concerning noise levels for a proposed project. A motion was made and seconded to approve this waiver. The roll call vote resulted in approval, with Councilor Wagner again abstaining. The motion passed, allowing the project to proceed.

The committee then shifted focus to the topic of encroachments on city property, specifically concerning Front Street properties that are encroaching on railroad land owned by the city. The need for a license agreement to address these encroachments was emphasized. Committee members discussed the importance of ensuring all legalities are handled properly and agreed to coordinate with the law department to facilitate this process.

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As the meeting concluded, members expressed their hopes for the successful initiation of the discussed projects. The outcomes of the meeting will be presented to the full city council in an upcoming session, with members encouraged to attend if they wish.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the committee's commitment to advancing city projects while ensuring compliance with legal requirements. Further discussions and actions are expected as the projects move forward.

Converted from 5-28-25 Chicopee City Recreation and Zoning meeting on May 30, 2025
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