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The Board reviewed and acted upon several applications. These included an area variance request for a storage shed at 83 Maya Drive, an area variance request for the installation of a second accessory building at 2883 Atlantic Avenue, and a special permit request for a freestanding sign at 2100 Penfield Road.
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The board reviewed two tabled applications. The first involved a site plan and expansion at 480 and 484 Plank Road for a commercial gas station and convenience store, including discussions on canopy architecture, lighting shielding, and the potential reopening of an existing quick service restaurant. The second application for 1801 Fairport Nine Mile Point Road addressed a mixed-use development, specifically covering odor control measures and future traffic safety mitigation strategies, including the establishment of crash rate criteria for potential left turn restrictions.
The board meeting included public participation regarding attainable housing and mixed-use development recommendations within the town. The board also deliberated on a resolution to authorize the supervisor to enter into a contract with Christa Construction for master planning services related to the Penfield Forward project, discussing project scope, expected deliverables, cost constraints, and potential conflicts of interest.
The committee discussed the status of the climate action plan, including upcoming advisory committee meetings, public input sessions, and greenhouse gas inventory results. They also reviewed the town's application for the New York State DEC urban forestry grant, comparing traditional tree inventory methods against ground-based LiDAR options, and addressed the MWBE requirements for contractors. Other topics included the project timeline, potential future use of tree management software, and strategies for improving communication with utility companies regarding work on town trees.
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