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Board approves parking restrictions on Bonnie Heights Road after SEQRA determination
Summary
The Flower Hill board voted to designate the village as lead agency under SEQRA and adopt a local law imposing parking restrictions on Bonnie Heights Road, concluding the action is a Type II with no significant environmental impact.
The Flower Hill Board of Trustees voted July 6 to adopt local parking restrictions for Bonnie Heights Road after declaring the village lead agency for environmental review. Chair moved that the action be identified under the New York State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) as a Type II action "having no significant impact on the environment" and that no further action under SEQRA was required; the board approved the motion and then enacted the local law to finalize the restrictions.
Why it matters: the vote implements previously discussed parking limitations on a Village roadway. Chair stated the SEQRA finding on the record and followed with a motion to enact the local law; the motion carried by voice vote.
Outcome and next steps: the local law takes effect per local procedures; the meeting record shows a completed SEQRA determination and a board vote to enact the law. The board did not record roll-call tallies in the public portion of the meeting transcript.
