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Huron approves cell-tower lease, sets permissive referendum after negative SEQR finding
Summary
Attorney advised a negative SEQR finding for a proposed cell-tower lease; the board accepted the lease, authorized a permissive referendum and directed outreach to adjoining property owners at the Oct. 21 meeting.
Attorney Amy Kendall reviewed a draft cell-tower lease and flagged concerns about the legal description in the original drawings, recommending substitution of an updated map. She advised the proposed project would not have a significant environmental impact and the board adopted a negative SEQR declaration (Resolution #92-2025).
Following the SEQR action, the board adopted Resolution #93-2025 to accept the lease and Resolution #94-2025 to authorize a permissive referendum and permit the Town Clerk to advertise the referendum. Kendall recommended contacting adjoining property owners; Councilmember Phil Eygnor volunteered to do outreach. The board noted anticipated annual rent of $12,000 had not yet been included in the budget because start date was uncertain.
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