Southtowns Record

1196 BIG TREE ROAD PUBLIC HEARING

Government
Town of Aurora
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jun 22, 2026
Kind
Notice
Topics
Zoning and land use, Water, sewer and drainage, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Roads and traffic, Parks and recreation, Audits and oversight

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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS:

  a. South Town Working Group update: Tim Stroth

  In licu of the fall quarterly meeting, Erie County sponsored a training session with NYS
  Department of State. There were several people from East Aurora in attendance,
  including members of the Town and Village Boards. The next meeting is scheduled for
  January. Tim will forward the agenda to the Planning Board for anyone who may be
  interested in attending. It is typically a low-key dinner meeting. Meal checks are all
  separate with everyone paying for themselves. The highest attendance is from more rural
  towns. Erie County schedules informative and interesting speakers for the program.

  b.  Comprehensive Plan Update: Angela Griffis

  in October we held a public workshop to review the current plan and future land use.
  Comments during the workshop were incorporated into the final draft plan and it was
  submitted to the county for final review and approval.

  Doug Crow added the proposed final draft is set to eliminate ODAs. The plan is to
  eventually amend the code, to remove ODAs from our code,

OLD BUSINESS: None

NEW BUSINESS:

  a.  The Building Department has received a Site Plan application for 711 Knox Road,
  SBL: 163,00-3-23 as submitted by Fred Perez, representing World Mission Society
  Church of God, for a security booth, and to the continued use as a seminary and place of
  religious
  instruction.

  Fred Perez, representing World Mission Church of God, is here to request the
  construction of a security booth at the entrance of the property, and the continued use
  of the property as a seminary and place for religious instruction.

  Chairman, Doug Crow mentions that the original Site Plan has been revised. The
  alteration is to move the security booth to be parallel with the maintenance building
  to eliminate the need for a Variance.

  Tim Stroth asks ifthe plans for the security booth will include a gate arm and an extra
  pavement turn around.

  Fred Perez confirms there will be a gate arm. A paved turnaround will also be added.