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Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Chili Conservation Board Meeting Minutes
The Conservation Board discussed several items, including a plan to plant a replacement October Glory red maple for a memorial on the south side of the Community Center. Members were assigned specific sections of the 2011 Open Space Inventory to review and discuss at the next meeting. The board acknowledged the attendance of two members at a Riparian Habitat Post-Restoration and Invasive Species Workshop. Additionally, four board members agreed to renew their service for another two-year term, and plans were made to brainstorm ideas for the next town newsletter at the upcoming meeting.
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The board conducted a review of the final site plan application for Phase II of a project located at 30 King Road, which involves constructing three flex-space buildings. Discussion included updates on site infrastructure, utilities, stormwater management, and current tenant usage. The board declared itself lead agency for SEQR and determined the action to have no significant environmental impact. The application was unanimously approved subject to several conditions, including compliance with town and county requirements, fire safety regulations, and landscape planning.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chili Town Board Budget Workshop Meeting
The board held a budget workshop to provide members with the opportunity to meet with Department Heads, review budget requests for the upcoming year, and ask related questions.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chili Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting Minutes
The board reviewed two variance applications. The first, from Melva L. Buckner, requested a variance for a shed with reduced setbacks, which was approved subject to obtaining a building permit. The second, from Ron McKay, concerned a shed variance within a drainage easement; this was approved with six specific conditions, including requirements for the shed to be movable, prohibition of permanent foundations, and obtaining written consent from the easement holder. The board also discussed a suspicious email received by an applicant regarding fees.
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