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Syracuse City Council holds hearing on revoking special‑use permit for 634 South Geddes Street
Summary
City attorneys told the council that DMV investigations and zoning reports found unroadworthy cars sold and an unpermitted conversion at 634 South Geddes Street; neighbors and employees urged leniency. The public hearing was closed and the council will consider legislation in its regular business.
The Syracuse City Council held a public hearing on a proposal to revoke the special‑use permit for 634 South Geddes Street after zoning and state motor vehicle (DMV) investigations found alleged unauthorized vehicle sales and unpermitted business activity.
Rob Carpenter of the City of Syracuse Department of Law, speaking for the Office of Zoning Administration, summarized the staff report and asked the council to revoke the permit. "As outlined in that report, there have been numerous DMV investigations at this property over the past few years. There continue to be ongoing investigations…
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