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Jamestown City Council approves routine resolutions including trainings, appointment and SEQR negative declaration
Summary
The Jamestown City Council voted to approve several routine resolutions including authorizations for staff training, a purchase approval, an appointment and a negative declaration under SEQR for a targeted infill project.
Jamestown — The Jamestown City Council on an evening meeting approved a set of routine resolutions authorizing employee training, a professional appointment and a State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) negative declaration for a targeted infill development.
Council members approved travel and training authorizations, including a group of Jamestown Police Department personnel to attend the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Public Safety Symposium and a public works staff member to attend an October training. The council also recorded a resolution issuing a SEQR negative declaration for a proposed targeted infill development and approved an appointment to city office.
The actions are procedural but enable city staff training and advance a proposed infill project through the state environmental review process. Several items were introduced by the finance and public safety committees and received little extended debate…
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