Nick Hunter
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 14
- Total speaking time
- 22:22
- Avg per meeting
- 1:36
- Segments
- 319
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Top issues during term (20)
Verizon Cell Tower Construction on Wildflower Drive
Potential reduction in property values for surrounding homeowners.
Backyard Chicken Coop Application at 440 Lake Road
Minimal administrative fees for permit renewals.
Sewer Code Amendments (Local Law No. 4)
Annual financing costs for homeowners are estimated around $1,600 over 30 years based on the lowest bid.
Town of Webster 2027 Final Budget
Property owners outside the Village will pay about $0.23 more per $1,000 of assessed value; sewer customers will actually pay about $8.45 less.
Local Law No. 3 Traffic and Parking Regulations
Minimal administrative and advertising costs.
economic development
This massive project pumps serious commercial growth into Webster, boosting our local economy and tax base.
Climate Action and Smart Growth Grant Applications
Participation is free and opens access to state grants ranging from $10,000 to $2 million.
Well field / open space preservation
Municipal Flag Policy and Community Inclusivity
None anticipated directly from policy discussions.
Commercial Signage Updates (7-Brew & Canandaigua National Bank)
Private commercial investment in local business branding and property improvements.
Pedestrian Safety and Infrastructure
Potential future infrastructure costs for sidewalk and pedestrian improvements.
2026 Town Organizational Structure and Appointments
Determines salaries, mileage reimbursement rates, and administrative expenses budgeted for 2026.
Bay-Ridge Residential Re-Subdivision
Costs for utility separation and septic system remediation fall to the property owner.
Waterview Apartments Phase 3 Expansion
Expands multi-family housing options and local rental stock.
Dinks & Links Recreation Facility Proposal
Van Alystyne Park Subdivision stormwater pond dedication
Accepting the dedication would put future maintenance of the stormwater pond on the Town.
fairlife facility agreements and Certificate of Occupancy
Up to $34,920, funded from fairlife's lump-sum payment rather than general tax revenue.
E-Bike Safety and Regulation
Electronic Voucher System Transition
Saves storage costs and staff time long-term, with short-term consulting or personnel expenses.
Solar Energy Zoning Code Clarification
Clarifying the zoning code could reduce potential town expenditures on costly legal disputes.
Decisions during term (389)
Recorded while Hunter was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approve October 15, 2026 workshop minutes
Approve October 15, 2026 meeting minutes
Approve bills
Approve prepaid warrant
Approve purchase orders
Fairlife fencing license agreement
Accept Conservation Board resignation
Campus Construction project management extension
Accept stormwater pond dedication — Van Alstyne Park
Adopt Local Law #4 of 2026 (sewer code amendment)
Terminate Whitestone Associates geotechnical contract
Enter executive session
Approve October 1, 2026 meeting minutes
Approve bills (Warrant #1026A)
Approve prepaid warrant
Approve purchase orders
Adopt the 2027 Town Budget
Adopt 2027 Fee Schedule and Parks & Rec rates
License agreement for pool/deck/fire pit in drainage easement
Adopt revised Fixed Asset Policy Manual
Voting record (417)
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