Town of Webster Planning Board Planning Board Meeting
The meeting involved multiple sign and lighting approvals. The board reviewed and approved sign applications for Penfield Webster EMS, Super Cuts, Monroe County Water Authority, and McKelpin Industries, with specific discussions regarding monument sign placement and code compliance. Additionally, the board approved a request for permanent decorative exterior lighting for Bloom and Blend, noting the requirement for non-flashing, static operation.
Aug 20, 2026·Board meeting
Town Board Workshop
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The Town Board held a workshop where interns presented on their summer projects, which included outfall and storm drain inspections, site condition assessments, research for the Climate Smart Communities program, and the development of informational materials for residents regarding park districts and mobile vendor permits. The board also received a presentation from the town engineer concerning the State Environmental Quality Review process for the Webster Transportation Infrastructure Project.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Webster Town Board Budget Workshop Meeting
The board conducted a budget workshop to review preliminary budget requests and operational plans across multiple departments, including Building Maintenance, the Fire Marshal, Public Works, Tax Collection, the Town Clerk, Police, the Wastewater Treatment Plant, and the Highway Department. The board noted that preliminary figures exclude cost-of-living adjustments due to ongoing union contract negotiations. Detailed discussions focused on department-specific staffing needs, the integration of capital projects, maintenance requirements, and strategies for managing operational costs and revenues.
Jul 16, 2026·Board meeting
Webster Town Board Regular Meeting
The Board addressed public comments regarding housing structural issues, solar energy regulation, farmland preservation, pedestrian safety, and public official conduct. Key administrative actions included the approval of an intermunicipal agreement with the local school district for School Resource Officers, authorization of a memorandum of understanding for a 2027 town-wide reassessment project, and the scheduling of a public hearing for proposed traffic regulation amendments. Additionally, the Board waived a liquor license notification period for a local cinema and approved the recycling and auction of surplus police department assets.
