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Committee adopts SEQRA classification for Moscow Road bridge easement acquisitions in Hamlin
Summary
The Environment & Public Works Committee on Oct. 27 adopted a State Environmental Quality Review Act classification for easement acquisitions tied to the Moscow Road Bridge Replacement Project in the Town of Hamlin; the motion passed 6-0 after a motion by Legislator Rose Bonnick and a second by Legislator Howard Maffucci.
On Oct. 27, 2025, the Monroe County Legislature’s Environment & Public Works Committee voted to classify the county’s proposed acquisition of easements for the Moscow Road Bridge Replacement Project in the Town of Hamlin under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA). The agenda item (25-0308) listed County Executive Adam J. Bello as the submitting official.
Legislator Rose Bonnick moved the SEQRA classification and Legislator Howard Maffucci seconded; the motion was recorded as ADOPTED: 6-0. The committee’s vote authorizes county staff to proceed with the administrative steps tied to easement acquisition and the environmental review stage set out in the agenda item.
The action concerns acquiring property easements needed to complete replacement of the Moscow Road bridge in Hamlin; the transcript identifies the agenda title as “Classification of Action and Determination of Significance Pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act for the Acquisition of Easements for the Moscow Road Bridge Replacement Project in the Town of Hamlin.” The County Executive was listed as the project sponsor on the agenda.
No public comment on the item was recorded in the committee minutes. The committee’s adoption of the SEQRA classification clears a procedural hurdle needed before finalizing easements and advancing contract or construction steps tied to the bridge replacement project.
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