WEBSTER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Brian Neenan Superintendent Brian_Neenan@webstercsd.org (585) 216-0001 Erin Land Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Erin_Land@webstercsd.org (585) 216-0130
David Swinson Assistant Superintendent for Administration and Human Resources David_Swinson@webstercsd.org (585) 216-0011 Brian Freeman Assistant Superintendent for Business Brian_Freeman@webstercsd.org (585) 216-0017
Brian Neenan, Superintendent From: Brian Freeman, Assistant Superintendent for Business Re: SEQRA Resolution Cc: Board of Education Date: 4/25/2023 As part of the 2023-24 Budget Vote, Webster residents will vote to approve a $100,000 capital outlay project. This project will be submitted to the State Department of Education Office of Facilities Planning by the district architect firm LaBella Associates upon budget approval. Part of the approval process is to have the Board of Education approve a resolution determining what type of project it is in regards to its environmental impact. Below is the resolution for approval: RESOLVED, that the Webster Central School District has acted as lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review Act regulations of the State of New York. The $100,000 capital outlay project previously authorized has been determined to be a “Type II Action” pursuant to the regulations of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation promulgated pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”), the implementation of which as proposed, such regulations provide will not result in a significant environmental impact. The $100,000 capital outlay project has been designed and will be submitted for gutter and roof drainage upgrades at State Road Elementary School. In addition, LED light conversion may also be included depending on cost estimates. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. *Currently there is proposed state legislation pending to amend this law to allow for the transfer to be up to $250,000. At this time the state budget is still not approved. If at any time the state approves the higher threshold, the district will utilize available funds to increase the transfer and perform the following additional work at State Road to include but not limited ceilings, lights, windows, flooring, and casework as the budget allows. The aid ratio would remain the same and generate aid of $187,500 and would have no impact on the SEQRA process.
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