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Transcript excerpts from 9/26/11 Hudson Common Council Meeting to Approve Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan (LWRP):
NYS DOS Attorney William Sharpe: “There is a list of actions which will trigger the need for a Conditional Use Permit… The language that will snap in the need for a Conditional Use Permit is ‘no building shall be erected, moved, altered or enlarged, nor shall any land or improvement thereon be constructed, altered, paved, improved or rebuilt in whole or in part for any purpose in the Core Riverfront District,’ except for first applying for a Conditional Use Permit.”
Cheryl Roberts, City Attorney: “I just want to point out that what Bill is describing is very protective… The zoning that has been drafted is very protective of the environment. I mean, I don’t think I’ve seen anything this protective in many other statutes I’ve looked at. It really does nail it down.”
8.22.23 - Hudson Waterfront 40-Year Struggle for a Vision.pdf