The public hearing focused on Local Law Number One, which concerns a homestead alternate veterans tax credit. Discussion covered the potential financial impact of the exemption on non-exempt homeowners and broader concerns regarding legislative process efficiency. Additionally, the Mayor presented updates on the proposed police and court facility project, analyzing the cost differences between renovating existing property and constructing a new building.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of Lackawanna Planning And Development Board Planning And Development Board Agenda
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The agenda focuses on several new business items including a request for a recommendation to adopt proposed changes to the City's Zoning Code, site plan approval for a retail fabric and sewing supply store in the Central Business District, and a site plan amendment request for LuLu Super Market to install a detached walk-in storage cooler.
Oct 16, 2026·Board meeting
City of Lackawanna Public Hearing
The public hearing focused on the City of Lackawanna's selection of potential projects for funding through the Federal Community Development Grant Program. The Mayor provided an overview of the Erie County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, explaining Lackawanna's participation as a member of the consortium. Key topics discussed included the eligibility requirements for CDBG funds, the benefits of consortium membership versus independent application, and the administrative role of Erie County in managing the CDBG process. Public comments were received from attendees regarding the potential projects.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
Lackawanna Planning Board Planning Board Meeting
The meeting focused on the approval of a SEQR negative declaration and site plans for the Lackawanna Housing Development Corporation to construct eight new single-family homes as part of the 'Move-in New York' initiative, addressing public comments regarding potential property management and usage. Additionally, the board considered and discussed a site plan approval request for the relocation of a call center and debt collection business to 1971 David Road.
