John B. Davis

Town Term Limits and Public Referendum

Legal defense costs associated with potential litigation over term limits.

2027 Town Budget and Tax Levy Increase

Directly impacts property tax rates and municipal spending across Amherst for the 2027 fiscal year.

2190-2200 Wehrle Drive Multi-Family Development Variances

Facilitates financing for a multi-million-dollar housing development.

Pending Town Landmark Nominations

Staff and board time required for preparation and presentation.

Senior Center Operational Policies and Restrictions

Involves capital maintenance costs for facility upgrades and parking lot repairs.

MacArthur Drive Home Business Special Use Permit

None for the town beyond administrative processing and building permit reviews.

Palmdale Drive and Neighborhood Speeding & Cut-Through Traffic

No direct cost decided; future speed-hump program would require town board action and funding.

2027-2032 Capital Improvement Program

Authorizes $21.5 million in long-term bonding for 2027 capital projects.

Proposed Lodging Occupancy Tax Request to State Legislature

Expected to generate over $2.8 million annually from visitors and tourists.

Fire Protection District Contracts

Fire protection district costs appear on residents' property tax bills.

2026 Community Development Action Plan

Federal community development dollars flow into housing and neighborhood improvements.

Town E-Bike and E-Scooter Regulations

Minimal direct financial impact, though potential administrative or enforcement costs may arise.

Starbucks Mill Street Driveway Operations

Private cost for signage installation.

Traffic and Parking Congestion on Bassett Road

Potential impact on surrounding residential property values and hospital operational efficiency.

High Park/Main Street right-turn-on-red sight distance

Pedestrian crossing for Casey Middle School students

Crosswalk striping is a low-cost improvement, though the county would bear the work.

Unbuilt Auden Apartments trailway crossing on North Forest Road

Potential cost of a marked crosswalk or RRFB would fall on the town board if the county requires one.

Storm Sewer and Sanitary Interceptor Infrastructure Bonds

Capital borrowing of $710,000 and $340,000 for municipal infrastructure.

Senior Center boiler replacement

Change orders adjust the contract cost of the boiler replacement project.

Tree preservation code amendment (Chapter 179)

Approval of October 7, 2026 meeting minutes

Casey Road at Laurel Lane — pedestrian crossing request

Naples Circle and Aegean Avenue — all-way stop, speeding and traffic calming

4300 Millersport Highway — internal stop sign placement

Site Plan A — 330 Maple Road

Approval of Minutes for September 15, 2026 Meeting

Withdrawal of Application - 102 Fairwood Drive

Sign Setback Variances - 3140 Sheridan Drive

Residential Variances for Fence and Shed - 146 Bridal Path

Pole Barn Variance - 120 Shawls Road

Generator Setback Variance - 514 Burren Lane

Area Variances for Phase Two - 2190-2200 Wehrle Drive

Adjournment of 25 Chateau Terrace

Approval of Minutes

Approval of Amendments to Occupancy Tax Local Law

Approval of Occupancy Tax Local Law

Approval of BCD Urban Renewal Plan Bond Resolution and SEQR

Appointment of Interim Town Controller

Royal Parkway and Main Street Intersection Evaluation

Halston Parkway Traffic Review

Approval of BCD Urban Renewal Plan Bond Resolution and SEQR

Special Use Permit for Home Hair Salon on MacArthur Drive

Resolution 643: North Forest Park Renovations Bond

Resolution 644: Audubon Golf Course Renovations Bond

Resolution 645: APD Information Technology Improvements Bond

Resolution 646: Bond Authorization

Resolution 647: Park Stairway Replacement Bond

Resolution 2026-599: Comprehensive Planning Project Bond Resolution

Resolution 2026-550: Historic Designation - 4467 Main Street

Resolution 2026-629: NYSDOT Applications for Equipment Installation Within State Right-of-Ways

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to deny was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to adopt the Bond resolution

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to adjourn to the August 31st Town Board meeting was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve as amended was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

Monday, July 27, 2026

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Councilmember Davis and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

A motion to approve was made by Supervisor Lavin, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]

A motion to approve as amended was made by Supervisor Lavin

ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]

Consent agenda adoption

RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]

RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS]

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to approve, seconded by Deputy Supervisor Marinucci and unanimously approved 5-0.

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to approve

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to approve

Consent agenda adoption

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to approve

Supervisor Lavin made a motion to approve