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Kingston council finds Garrigan Drive redevelopment unlikely to cause significant environmental harm
Summary
The Common Council adopted a resolution finding the proposed acquisition and redevelopment of properties along Garrigan Drive will not have a significant adverse environmental impact; the measure passed 8-0 with no discussion or public comment.
The Common Council of the City of Kingston adopted a resolution finding that the proposed acquisition and redevelopment of various properties along Garrigan Drive will not have a significant adverse impact on the environment. The council approved the measure by an 8-0 vote during its meeting.
The resolution, described on the record as determining that acquisition and redevelopment of properties located along Garrigan Drive would not have a potential significant adverse impact on the environment, was presented and put to a vote with no discussion recorded and no public speakers during the public comment period.
Council members recorded as present during roll call and counted in the 8-0 tally were Alderman Sarah Pasti; Alderman Tierney; Alderman Scott Childress; Alderman Edwards; Alderman Mickens; Alderman Denison; Alderman Shabbat; and Alderman Michelle Hirsch. Alderman Andrews was absent. The meeting proceeded from that vote directly to a subsequent resolution concerning eminent-domain-related findings.
The action is a formal council environmental determination tied to the redevelopment project along Garrigan Drive; the council did not elaborate on mitigation, subsequent approvals, or next administrative steps during the meeting. No public comments on the item were recorded in the meeting transcript.
