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Planning Board adopts village LWRP comprehensive plan
Summary
The Planning Board voted to approve the Village of Sodus Points Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) comprehensive plan; the motion passed with one abstention.
The Village of Sodus Point Planning Board voted Oct. 6 to approve the comprehensive village plan (LWRP).
Janine Fogarty moved to adopt the LWRP and Bill McKee seconded; the motion passed with William Kedley recorded as abstaining. Sharon Lila and Penny Darby had discussed grants and the LWRP in the earlier work session, and the item returned to the board during the public meeting for formal approval.
Why it matters: The LWRP establishes a comprehensive framework for waterfront-related planning and will guide future local decisions about shoreline, development, and grant-seeking. Adoption by the Planning Board is a key procedural step toward implementing LWRP goals and aligning future zoning and permit reviews with the plans recommendations.
Next steps: The board will continue revising Village Code (Code 190) in subsequent work sessions to align regulations with the LWRP where appropriate.
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