City of North Tonawanda FY2027 Proposed Budget
The City of North Tonawanda's proposed fiscal year 2027 budget for the General, Water, and Sewer Funds, a pre-adoption draft presented by the Mayor for review and final adoption by the Common Council.
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The City of North Tonawanda's proposed fiscal year 2027 budget for the General, Water, and Sewer Funds, a pre-adoption draft presented by the Mayor for review and final adoption by the Common Council.
The meeting agenda included the celebration of the passage of item 101 and a discussion on livestock, specifically exploring beekeeping requirements while noting a lack of interest in legalizing ducks. The committee identified upcoming work regarding the Cable Television Advisory Board and reviewed the status of follow-up items including Nuisance code language, Abandoned Vehicles policy updates, and the Grievance Procedure to align with union contracts.
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The committee planned to discuss the passage of item 101, engage in a discussion regarding livestock regulations concerning bees and ducks, and review potential future updates to Chapter 26 regarding the Cable Television Advisory Board. Additionally, the agenda included follow-up items on code enforcement language for Chapter 62 concerning nuisances, Chapter 8 regarding abandoned vehicle procedures, and Chapter A114 regarding grievance procedures.
The Commission reviewed an incomplete Certificate of Appropriateness application for 70 Webster Street, ultimately tabling the matter pending receipt of final plans, materials, and cut sheets. Members discussed temporary signage at 105 Main Street, opting to monitor the situation before taking action. A motion was passed to issue a violation letter for 191 Main Street due to the building's state of disrepair and compromised weatherproofing. Additionally, the upcoming NYSHPO annual report submission was noted.
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