Planning Board - public_hearing
About this meeting
- Government Body
- Planning Board
- Meeting Type
- Planning Board
- Location
- Kingston, NY
- Meeting Date
- August 17, 2026
Transcript
5 sections
Order. Stop. It's over. Yes. It will be over soon. Stop. Um, then welcome to the public hearing for the special permission to renew. Today is August 17, 2026. It's 4.31 p.m. My name is Susan Cahill. I am the planning director of Kingston City, and I am with today's assistant planner, Kyla D-Day. Well, because there is no one in the conference room, I will just read the list of cases of this public hearing. All are special permits. The first case is a public hearing of Washington Avenue 256 about a boarding house in a 10-bedroom room. The second case is St. James Street 36. It is a public hearing for the construction of a food and beverage facility that treats the mainstream. This is the back of Albany Avenue 241 to 267. It is a special facility for wireless telecommunications and support facilities. President's Place 24 is a public meeting for private facilities. Mary's Avenue 61 to 63 is a public meeting for the central hub of the 광섬유 장비 네트워크. Ward Street 29 is a public meeting for cultural facilities.
38 McEntee is a petition for the operation of the hair salon. No. 245 Vauxhall Avenue is a petition for food and beverage facilities that treat the mainstream. No. 1664 South Washington is a petition for the operation of car-related used cars. No. 100 Green Kettle, that is, No. 13 South Prospect Street, is a petition for the administrative renovation of car repair facilities. Foxhole Avenue 380 is a public hearing for the operation of car-related food and beverage facilities and coffee shops. Main Lane 44 is a public hearing for private facilities. These are the public hearings that we will hold. All of these cases have no changes in operation and management according to the unification-based regulations, so they are officially renewed, and we have confirmed that all operations in our office are maintained or in progress. There is no one here, but I will ask you a question.
Is there anyone who would like to agree or disagree with these cases?
All right. Thank you to everyone who attended the public hearing because there was no opinion. Goodbye. It ends at 4.30.
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