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Planning Commission approves re-subdivision for three-parcel grouping on Seymour and Amy Street (R-25-35)
Summary
The commission approved re-subdivision R-25-35 to combine or reorganize parcels at 621 Seymour, 619 Seymour, and 114 Amy Street with a 62-day county filing condition and a negative SEQR declaration.
The Syracuse Planning Commission approved re-subdivision R-25-35 for properties at 621 Seymour St., 619 Seymour St., and 114 Amy St., subject to standard conditions and a requirement to file the re-subdivision map with the Onondaga County Clerk within 62 days.
Terry Luckett of the Syracuse Land Bank described 621 Seymour as a vacant 45-by-147-foot lot that is technically buildable but constrained by an adjacent house and a watercourse (Harbor Brook) beneath the site. Applicant Melinda Garcia said she owns adjacent properties and intends to fence the three parcels for use connected to a daycare she operates at 114 Amy St.
The commission completed SEQRA review, issuing a negative declaration before voting. No members of the public spoke for or against the application at the meeting. The re-subdivision was approved with the filing condition noted.
