Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Brian K. Kinyoun’s organization
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of Buffalo Planning Board Planning Board Meeting Summary
The board conducted a public hearing and approved the construction of a 6,900 SF daycare center at 484 Abbott Road. In new business, the board granted a one-year major site plan extension for 129 Holden Avenue and recommended approval with conditions for a special use permit for a tavern at 462 Niagara Street. Additionally, the board tabled a special use permit application for an assembly use at 416 Wohlers.
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City Of Buffalo Zoning Board Of Appeals Meeting Summary
The board reviewed several new business extension requests and held public hearings regarding zoning variances. Key discussion topics included approvals and denials for parking pad installations, fence height variances, lot combinations, building construction additions, short-term rental permits, signage permits, and banner installations. Several requests were approved, some with conditions, while others were denied due to zoning compliance issues or lack of demonstrated hardship, and some items were tabled for further consideration.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of Buffalo Planning Board Summary
The Planning Board reviewed several new business items, including a special use permit for a neighborhood shop at 412 Auburn, which was recommended for approval. Several other special use permit requests, specifically for an assembly at 416 Wohlers and a rooming house at 674 Jefferson, were tabled. Additionally, a public hearing regarding the construction of a one-story 2,970 square foot commercial building at 1002 Abbott Road was also tabled by the board.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Civil Service Committee Council Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed numerous appointments and status changes across various city departments, including Public Works, the Police Department, the Fire Department, and Human Resources. Specific personnel actions included appointments for positions such as Complaint Clerk, Laborer II, Assistant Auditor, Lifeguard, and various inspectors. Several items were tabled, including resolutions regarding budget requests, grievance reporting, workforce data, and discussions on health insurance and working conditions.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
