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Commission approves Town of Onondaga three‑mile limit subdivision

January 12, 2026 | Syracuse City, Onondaga County, New York


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Commission approves Town of Onondaga three‑mile limit subdivision
The Syracuse City Planning Commission voted Jan. 14 to approve a three‑mile limit subdivision in the Town of Onondaga, application 3S‑25‑21, covering properties listed at 4885 Buxton Drive and 4822 Cedar Rail Road. The commission's staff noted the city engineer had signed off on the case before the motion to approve.

Glenn Meehall, a land surveyor representing the owner identified in the staff notice, introduced himself and said he was representing the applicant. The staff presentation named the owner as Lennon Regina Montreal and confirmed the city engineer's approval was on file. A commissioner moved to approve the application as presented, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote with no discussion.

The commission recorded the three‑mile limit case as approved and moved on to adjournment. No public comment or additional conditions were recorded during the meeting.

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