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14th Town Board Meeting 07/15/2026 Page 27 C. Only parking lots in existence on May 3, 2017, are allowed hereunder, and all others are specifically prohibited. D. No such allowed parking lot, residential or commercial, shall change its topography or be expanded beyond its footprint or parking capacity by number of cars beyond that which existed May 3, 2017. E. All such allowed residential parking lots are specifically prohibited to park buses. F. Any parking lot, residential or commercial, with outstanding violations from the Code Enforcement Office shall not be issued a new parking permit. G. The above-referenced regulations are subject to enforcement by the Orchard Park Police Department or any other agency charged with the regulation of traffic, crowd control, and/or public health and welfare. Town Clerk William Even called for a roll call vote: Supervisor Liberti Aye Councilmember Mariano Aye Councilmember Mombrea Aye Councilmember Honer Aye Councilmember Bennett Aye The resolution was unanimously adopted. PUBLIC COMMENT ON NEW BUSINESS No one came forward New Business #1 Authorizes submission of an application to the NYS Department of State Smart Growth Community Planning and Zoning Grant Program. 10) THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS OFFERED BY SUPERVISOR LIBERTI, WHO MOVED ITS ADOPTION, SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER BENNETT, TO WIT: WHEREAS, the New York State Department of State has announced the availability of funding through the Smart Growth Community Planning and Zoning Grant Program to assist municipalities in updating local planning and zoning documents to advance Smart Growth principles; and WHEREAS, the Town of Orchard Park has recently adopted a Comprehensive Plan and completed the Highmark Stadium Area Study, both of which identify the need for a comprehensive update of the Town's Zoning Code to better support sustainable development, economic growth, housing opportunities, environmental stewardship, and implementation of the Town's long-term planning goals; and WHEREAS, the proposed project consists of a comprehensive update to the Town's Zoning Code, with an estimated total project cost of $200,000, for which the Town intends to request $150,000 in grant funding from the New York State Department of State; and WHEREAS, the Town proposes to provide a local contribution of 25 percent of the total project cost, primarily through in-kind services provided by the Building Department, Planning Department, and Engineering Department, including staff time dedicated to project coordination, technical review, public engagement, and implementation; and