Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Paul J. Schenkel’s organization
Oct 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pittsford Town Budget
The 2026 Pittsford Town Budget maintains a flat tax rate while sustaining full services, supporting neighborhoods, and keeping up with rising costs. It includes increased funding for residential road repaving, pedestrian safety improvements, and full support for the Pittsford Community Library. The budget also maintains funding for community events, recreation programs, Elderberry Express, and senior programs. It allocates a 2% increase for Pittsford Youth Services and Pittsford Volunteer Ambulance, funds rising employee medical and dental costs, and continues environmental initiatives like tree planting. Additionally, it covers a cost of living adjustment for town staff.
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Design Review and Historic Preservation Board Minutes
The board reviewed several residential and commercial applications. Approvals were granted for a 403-square-foot covered roof addition, a 550-square-foot covered roof addition, and a 560-square-foot garage addition with conditions. A proposal for a 2,400-square-foot garage addition was tabled for further design studies regarding height and width. Additionally, the board approved the design for a new 9,130-square-foot commercial building and conducted an informal review of a proposed single-story home construction, providing feedback on design elements and site planning.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Pittsford Planning Board Minutes
The Board reviewed several planning applications. Approvals were granted for the Country Pointe Subdivision Section 3 Concept Subdivision, the Panorama Landing Modifications, a cellular telecommunications facility at Oak Hill Country Club, and a Preliminary/Final Site Plan amendment for Boychuk Peptides at Oak Hill Commons. Additionally, the Board held a public hearing for the Haraz Coffee House Special Use Permit.
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Design Review and Historic Preservation Board Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed and acted upon several residential and commercial applications. Approvals were granted for a rear addition at 1 Dryden Circle, a new garage door at 3 Downing Drive, an exterior fenestration amendment at 65 Alpine Drive, a rear addition at 73 Parkridge Drive, a side and rear addition at 119 Long Meadow Circle, a large addition at 25 Parker Drive, and a rear window change at 33 Delancey Court. A Certificate of Appropriateness was approved for porch refurbishment at 291 Tobey Road following a public hearing. Additionally, a facade change at 3400 Monroe Avenue and signage for Rook Barbershop at 3019 Monroe Avenue were approved. The Board also discussed historic preservation initiatives, including an upcoming Inventoried Homes Reception and inquiries regarding Section 106 of the Historic Preservation Act.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
