The board reviewed and provided recommendations on several site plans and zoning text amendments, including a mixed-use building renovation for Iszards Development, a PUD increase for the Town of Horseheads, and site plan proposals for Kelly Auto Sales, a recycling facility, and a beverage distribution center. Additional agenda items included reviews of zoning text amendments concerning front yard setbacks and farm stands, as well as a PUD amendment for Sullivan's Funeral Home. The meeting concluded with a presentation on flood-safe land use and historical flood insurance programming.
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Chemung County Buildings and Grounds Committee Minutes
The committee authorized an agreement with LaBella Associates for HVAC design and project management services related to the Lake Street project. Additional discussions included a press release regarding a new Federally Qualified Health Center and information provided on the tax collection and foreclosure process.
Aug 10, 2026·Strategic plan
Chemung County Comprehensive Plan 2026-2045
The Chemung County Comprehensive Plan serves as a detailed guide to achieve the county's vision for the next twenty years, focusing on strategic growth, capital improvements, and funding. It is structured around nine guiding principles: County Governance & Administration, Land Use and Infrastructure/Services, Environment, Agriculture, Cultural & Historic Resources, Economy & Tourism, Transportation, Housing, and Community Health. The plan aims to encourage population growth and retention, foster a thriving environment, and enhance the quality of life for all residents to live, work, play, and farm.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
Chemung County Corrections And Law Enforcement Committee Minutes
The committee passed multiple resolutions regarding legal and administrative agreements. This included authorizations for funding applications and acceptance related to the Aid to Defense Supplemental Program, the Aid to Defense for Discovery funding, and the Gun Involved Violence Elimination Grant. The committee also approved amendments to agreements with the New York State Office of Indigent Legal Services and the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services. Furthermore, the committee authorized consulting services for a Next Generation 911 project, extended a contract for caseload management, and approved various purchase agreements and service contracts with the Elmira City School District, GST BOCES, Finn Academy, Horseheads Central School District, Parkview Health Services, and AmChar Wholesale.
