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Committee OKs SEQRA finding for Redman Road Bridge easement acquisitions
Summary
The Environment & Public Works Committee unanimously adopted a SEQRA classification and determination of significance to allow acquisition of temporary and permanent easements for the Redman Road Bridge Replacement Project in the Town of Hamlin, moving the project forward for right-of-way work.
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee unanimously adopted a State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) classification and determination of significance for acquisition of easements needed for the Redman Road Bridge Replacement Project in the Town of Hamlin. The motion was moved by Legislator Rose Bonnick and seconded by Legislator Howard Maffucci; the vote was recorded as ADOPTED: 7-0.
The action authorizes staff to proceed with the formal steps tied to easement acquisition for the bridge replacement, a necessary precondition to completing right-of-way and construction work. The item was submitted on behalf of County Executive Adam J. Bello and was presented as part of the committee's new-business agenda on Jan. 28, 2025. No additional details on appraisal amounts, acquisition timeline, or affected property owners were provided in the committee record.
The committee took no separate policy vote beyond the SEQRA classification; the meeting adjourned after subsequent items were considered. The committee's next Environment & Public Works meeting is scheduled for Feb. 24, 2025 at 5:15 p.m.
