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Committee OKs NYSDOT alterations to Gates‑Chili‑Ogden sewer assets for Route 33A/259 safety work
Summary
The Environment & Public Works Committee unanimously approved (7‑0) legislation authorizing the New York State Department of Transportation to alter Gates‑Chili‑Ogden Sewer District assets during intersection safety improvements at NY Route 33A and NY Route 259 in the Town of Chili. The item was sponsored by County Executive Adam J. Bello.
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee on Feb. 24, 2025 approved a measure authorizing the New York State Department of Transportation to alter Gates‑Chili‑Ogden Sewer District sewer assets as part of the NY Route 33A and NY Route 259 intersection safety improvements project in the Town of Chili. The proposal was sponsored by County Executive Adam J. Bello and was adopted by the committee, 7‑0.
Legislator Rose Bonnick moved the measure and Legislator Howard Maffucci seconded; the clerk recorded the vote as adopted, 7‑0. The committee did not specify any funding amount, details about required permits, or a timeline for the sewer alterations in the minutes. The administration representatives listed as present included Michael J. Garland, P.E., Director of DES, and County Attorney John Bringewatt; the minutes note that the item was introduced under "New Business" and carried to a vote during the meeting.
The action authorizes NYSDOT to alter sewer district assets during its intersection safety project; the minutes do not detail how the county and the Gates‑Chili‑Ogden Sewer District will coordinate oversight, potential mitigation, or cost‑sharing. The committee record lists the motion as adopted with no recorded dissents. There was no public comment recorded on this agenda item in the minutes.
