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Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Board Special Meeting
The meeting centered on a comprehensive review of the 2027 tentative town budget. The board analyzed various revenue streams, including the property tax levy, outside income, and the utilization of reserve funds to balance expenses. Discussion focused on multi-year financial trends, the impact of rising costs on the budget, and projections concerning the depletion of reserve funds compared to previous years. The presentation aimed to clarify the fiscal challenges facing the town and the necessity of structural budgetary adjustments.
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The Planning Board addressed several development applications and land use requests. Projects reviewed included a special use permit for a wireless telecommunications tower at 760 French, which was tabled pending engineering comments, and a development review for 160 residential units at 100 McKesson, which received a recommendation for approval. Additionally, the board acted on rezoning and site development plans for 160 French, recommending approval for a zoning district change while tabling a multi-unit retail building project pending ZBA input. The board also recommended approval for a parking and site reconfiguration project at 2523 Walden.
Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Cheektowaga Special Meeting
The board engaged in a budget discussion and held an executive session concerning attorney-client privilege.
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Cheektowaga Veterans Affairs Committee Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed various veterans-related activities and updates. Discussions included the status of the Tunnel 2 Towers project and upcoming Veterans Day events. Various posts and organizations provided reports, including scholarship plans for nursing students, the donation of funds from a shut-down chapter, upcoming dinners and ceremonies, and participation in school projects and breakfasts. Updates were provided on the Rifle Squad's activities, maintenance of memorials, the sale of pavers, ongoing remembrance events, and the progress of headstone maintenance at cemeteries. The committee also discussed the installation of veterans' banners on town roads and the availability of American Legion Scout scholarships.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
