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Rushville proposes new zoning map; annexed parcel reclassified as Mixed Use
Summary
The Yates County Planning Board reviewed a Village of Rushville proposal to repeal its zoning law and map and reclassify an annexed parcel from C-2 to Mixed Use, designating it for multifamily. The board determined the referral had no significant countywide impact under GML 239.
The Yates County Planning Board on March 26 considered a Village of Rushville referral to repeal its existing zoning law and map and adopt a new zoning law and map that would reclassify an annexed parcel from C-2 to Mixed Use and designate it for multifamily development. Planning Board member Edward Gilman said “this project has been in development for the past four years.”
Board member David Adam moved that “under GML 239 the application as presented has no significant countywide impact,” a motion seconded by Steven Hullings and approved by the board. The change shifts the parcel’s designation from a C-2 commercial category to Mixed Use in the village’s proposed map. The referral record did not include additional details about density, lot counts, or specific development proposals; the project will proceed back through local village review and any public hearings required by the Village of Rushville.
