About us:

Our current focus involves challenging the current proposed development at 75 Monroe. This is the largest development in the Village since the Erie Canal.
Our larger vision is to provide opportunities for neighbors to get together to improve our community. We would like to provide channels for improved communication among residents, and foster friendship and civic engagement. Whether you want to help plan a community garden, an art festival, or engage with government in shaping the future of our Village, a strong civic association is the vehicle for positive change.

Monday, November 19, 2012

Vote passed

The Trustees passed the Special Use Permit for 75 Monroe at todays meeting.  The vote was 3-2.  Mayor Robert Corby and Trustee Paula Sherwood voted NO.  Trustees Lorie Boehlert, Tim Galli, and Trip Pierson voted in favor of the Special Use Permit for 75 Monroe.  A vote was also taken on the percentage of the structures that could be 4-story.  Sherwood and Corby voted to reduce the amount of the development that could be 4 stories; Boehlert, Galli, and Pierson voted for the larger amount.  The official declaration is "No more than approximately 28 percent of the residential buildings shall be four stories in height."
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2 comments:

  1. Can someone please explain how one can see the environmental impact report? I have some questions about it.

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  2. The environmental review and nearly every other major document is now on the site in the Documents and Pictures section.

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