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Town Board packet — May 14, 2026 (Attachments)

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Town of Marilla
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Town Board
Meeting
May 14, 2026
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Topics
Zoning and land use, Public safety

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JouN C. Garcia  ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
  SHERIFF
  10 DELAWARE AVENUE
  BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14202-3913
  UNDERSHERIFE
  FAX: (716)858-7882
  WEBSITE: http://www.erie.gov/sheriff

  SHERIFF OF Erte CouNTY

  June 25, 2025

  Town of Marilla Zoning Board of Appeals
  Town Hall
  51740 Two Rod Road
  Marilla, NY 14102

  Re:  Application for Area Variance
  11411 Stolle Road, Town of Marilla, NY
  Applicant: The William and Diane Hein Foundation

  Dear Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals:

  As a Sheriff of Erie County, we have seen the impact on victims in our communit
  y. We
  have worked with the organization seeking a variance from the Zoning Board
  of Appeals for the
  property located at 11411 Stolle Road for several years. Our detectives and
  deputies rely on
  them for services to ensure individuals are provided with the essential support
  services needed
  for rehabilitation and restoration. We partner with this organization on a District of Western
  New
  York Task Force and they have been a lead provider in our community.

  Our agency seeks providers who are pro-active in getting the victims help
  with support
  services, intensive case management, housing, employment, mental!
  health, substance use,
  healthcare,  rehabilitation  and  restorative  services.  They  are  a  credible,  well-managed
  organization with dedicated, credentialed staff serving the community for
  10 years.

  In addition to that work, the organization has secu rity and safety protocols that align
  with
  Our agency and Task Force and they have not had any incidence of danger
  or harm over the past
  10 years. The individuals they serve are in every community in Western New
  York. This is not
  just a  city issue.  This is happening in our Surrounding communities. The organization has  a
  proven track record of providing evidence-based, trauma-informed approach
  es with qualified
  staff. The staff demonstrate compassion, competence and a willingness to work in collabora
  tion
  with all involved.

  This housing initiative poses no threat to the neighbors or community. There is no
  danger
  and our agency along with other law enforcement partners ensure that proper safety
  measures
  are taken. The leader and organization are of upmost character.