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The city developed a plan to speed up permitting. Lawmakers could cut it.
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The city developed a plan to speed up permitting. Lawmakers could cut it.
Faced with a crippling housing crisis and an increased demand for housing, one city department could be at the center of development: the permitting office. Syracuse’s Central Permit Office, which greenlights new developments within the city, has been criticized in recent years by housing advocates and developers — often on opposing sides when it comes to housing issues — for being inefficient. Those problems, developers have said, create delays…
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