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Town Board Approves Budget Amendments for Police, Recreation, ARPA Funds, and Finance Department Staffing
The Town Board approved a police budget amendment to account for distribution payments from defendants not included in the 2026 budget. They also approved a budget amendment for the Recreation Department to incorporate a $2,500 grant from the United States Tennis Association for tennis programs. Furthermore, the board authorized a budget amendment to recognize American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds received for public health emergency and recovery efforts for the first and second quarters of 2026. Finally, they approved a PAF for the Finance and Administration Department, including the hiring of Heather Brown as a provisional account clerk at $22 per hour, with funds available in A1430 and A1310.
Town Board Approves Fair Housing Amendments, Site Plan Review Revisions, and Water Works Corporation Formation
The Town Board discussed and approved several zoning and land use amendments. They approved amendments to Chapter 109 regarding fair housing, setting a public hearing for August 10th. They also approved amendments to Chapter 280, Article 44, regarding site plan review, issuing a negative declaration under SEQR. Following this, they adopted local law number 10 of 1986, also concerning zoning and site plan review. Additionally, the board consented to the formation of the Bayview Town Homes Water Works Corporation for water service to 57 homes, with specific conditions regarding cost responsibility for improvements and maintenance, and authorized the supervisor to execute the consent letter. They also approved the bond resolution for the Newton Abbott Volunteer Fire Company's acquisition of a firetruck.
Town Board Holds Public Hearing on Drone Regulations, Tables Local Law for Further Review, and Addresses Various Resolutions
During the meeting, the Town Board engaged in discussions and made decisions on multiple agenda items. A public hearing was held for proposed local law number 11, 2026, regarding unmanned aircraft takeoffs and landings. A speaker requested an exemption for public aircraft operators, and the board decided to table the item for further consideration in August to incorporate the public comment. The board also approved minutes from previous meetings. Several resolutions were passed, including those related to unsafe structures, code enforcement training, building and electrical permit fees, zoning amendments, budget amendments, contract amendments, volunteer fire company agreements, and grant applications. Public comment periods allowed residents to voice concerns on various issues, including the EMS contract.
Town Pursues Multiple Grants for Infrastructure Improvements, Including Salt Facility, Sewer Upgrades, and Brownfield Redevelopment
The Town Board authorized the preparation and submission of grant applications for several projects. This includes the WQIP Salt Facility Project to improve salt storage and prevent groundwater contamination, requiring a 25% match if awarded. They also authorized a grant application for the Mount Vernon Sanitary Sewer Project Phase 2 to address sewer overflows, requiring a 75% match. Additionally, a grant application for the Blaisdell Community Brownfield Opportunity Area nomination was approved, with a 10% match commitment. The town also authorized a grant application for the Seaway Trail Vista Point Design Project, requiring a 25% match. Finally, the board approved a design for Ice Rink rooftop units, authorizing an agreement with Buffalo Engineering PC for $31,500, funded by the general fund.
Town Designates 'Alumni Park' to Honor Local Sports Heritage
The Town Board approved the naming of a town-owned property at Parker Road and Big Tree Road as Alumni Park. This designation aims to celebrate the town's rich sports history and the contributions of various sports figures and fans. The park is intended to be a welcoming community destination that highlights Hamburg's place in Buffalo's sports legacy. This action follows efforts by the town board, staff, and community partners to identify opportunities arising from the new NFL stadium.
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