The Council meeting included a proclamation for National Parks Week, the presentation of Keys to the City to Kevin Polcovich and Timmy Locastro, and an oath of office ceremony for new Auburn Fire Department personnel. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the downtown parking system, rental property oversight, and property tax exemptions for veterans. Resolutions were passed to authorize the transfer of city-owned parcels to the AHA Development Corporation for the Move-In NY Program and to award a contract for biosolids hauling and disposal services. Additionally, a presentation on the Smart Growth Comprehensive Plan update was provided by the Director of Planning.
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The City of Auburn's Smart Growth Comprehensive Plan aims to guide development and community decisions for the next two decades, building on the 2010 plan. It is founded on ten Smart Growth Principles, focusing on mixed-use development, diverse housing options, urban revitalization, expanded transportation choices, infrastructure investments, open space preservation, public spaces, environmental protection, community character, and inclusive planning. Key priorities derived from community feedback include enhancing housing affordability and options, revitalizing downtown and neighborhoods, fostering local economic opportunities, improving transportation, and expanding access to parks and cultural amenities. The plan seeks to create a welcoming and connected community that strengthens the tax base and improves quality of life for all residents while preserving Auburn's unique identity.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Auburn City Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted a regular meeting to address several administrative, financial, and community matters. Key actions included the approval of SEQR resolutions for infrastructure projects, a bond ordinance for municipal building HVAC and grounds improvements, and the acceptance of various grants, including funding for bulletproof vests, summer recreation programs, and concert series. The council also authorized agreements for engineering services, downtown beautification, and the operation of the Equal Rights Heritage Center, alongside finalizing a new revolving loan policy and approving the sale of city-owned real property. Additionally, the meeting featured discussion on community concerns regarding Flock license plate reader cameras and water quality.
Jun 11, 2026·Board meeting
Auburn City Council Regular Meeting
The Auburn City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters including public announcements regarding summer events, the Pride Month proclamation, and public comments on topics such as property taxes, traffic enforcement technologies, and water quality. The Council received reports from city officials, including updates on bridge and reservoir infrastructure projects, and acknowledged retiring city employees. Key legislative actions included the first reading of a bond ordinance for capital projects like HVAC system upgrades, and the adoption of resolutions regarding the 2026-2027 consolidated fee schedule, the city budget, acceptance of donations for the Casey Park Pool, and the allocation of NYS Department of Transportation funding.
