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A charter amendment and capital program overview for the City of Buffalo detailing the mayor's capital budget and capital improvement program requirements covering a multi-year planning window. The document establishes the process for submitting capital expenditure proposals for the next calendar year and a five-year capital improvements program, covering city infrastructure categories.
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The board meeting agenda includes an extension request for 443 West Avenue and a site plan modification for 680 Amherst Street. New business items involve special use permits for an open-air market and live entertainment, a cannabis establishment, and a tobacco/hookah/vaping business, as well as a zoning map amendment for 21 Parkridge.
The board addressed multiple certificate activities, including approvals for window replacements and egress installations, while some applications were tabled due to applicant absence. The board processed numerous certificates of no effect for various exterior property repairs including roof, porch, and fence restoration. Discussions regarding old and new business included the establishment of a historic district, comprehensive building renovation plans, property demolition requests, and several local landmark designations, which were determined complete and scheduled for upcoming public hearings.
The agenda focuses on various preservation and building activity applications. Certificate activity involves window replacements and egress installation at multiple properties. Certificates of no effect relate to property repairs including porch skirting, fencing, roof canopies, and shingle replacements. Old business includes security gate installations, comprehensive exterior renovations at 72 Sycamore Street, and the establishment of the Hospital Hill Historic District. New business covers the proposed demolition of a single-unit dwelling and the designation of the Eden Street right-of-way, the Szymanski Building, and Public School 44 as local landmarks.
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