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Committee unanimously approves SEQR classifications and moves forward with sales of three tax‑foreclosed parcels
Summary
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee unanimously adopted SEQR classifications for three county tax‑foreclosure properties—763 Howard Road (Gates), Cedarhurst Drive (West Henrietta) and 3417 Atlantic Avenue (Penfield)—clearing the way for their sales, the committee recorded 7‑0 votes on each item.
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee on April 21 unanimously adopted State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) classifications for three county‑owned tax‑foreclosure parcels, clearing procedural obstacles to their sale.
Agenda item 25‑0113 (parcel at 763 Howard Road, Rochester 14624, Town of Gates), 25‑0115 (Cedarhurst Drive, West Henrietta 14586, Town of Henrietta), and 25‑0117 (3417 Atlantic Avenue, Penfield 14526, Town of Penfield) were presented on the agenda as submissions of County Executive Adam J. Bello. "MOVED by Legislator Bonnick, SECONDED by Legislator Maffucci. ADOPTED: 7-0," the transcript records for each motion. Vice‑Chair Rose Bonnick moved the motions and Legislator Howard Maffucci seconded.
The votes were procedural approvals of SEQR classifications required before sale; no substantive public testimony on the individual parcels is recorded in the meeting transcript. Committee members present included Chairwoman Susan Hughes‑Smith, Vice‑Chair Rose Bonnick, Carolyn Delvecchio Hoffman, Howard Maffucci, Kirk Morris, Virginia McIntyre, Tom Sinclair and Ex‑Officio Yversha Román. The committee took no additional approvals or amendments to the sale items during the meeting.
