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Committee approves SEQRA determination to accept Restore New York grant for City Gate Project
Summary
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee on Sept. 29 approved a SEQRA classification and determination tied to accepting a Restore New York grant from the Empire State Development Corporation for the City Gate Project; the measure passed 7‑0.
The Monroe County Environment & Public Works Committee voted on Sept. 29 to adopt a State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) classification and determination related to accepting a Restore New York grant from the Empire State Development Corporation for the City Gate Project. The item was sponsored by County Executive Adam J. Bello and moved by Legislator Rose Bonnick; Legislator Howard Maffucci seconded the motion. The committee recorded a 7‑0 vote in favor.
Committee members conducted no public forum testimony on the measure during the meeting, and the minutes show the item was introduced and then carried by the recorded motion. The meeting record does not specify the grant amount, any conditions attached to the SEQRA determination, or next administrative steps; those details are not specified in the minutes.
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