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WEST SENECA COURT ROOM DRAFT TOWN BOARD 1250 Union Road Minutes Meeting # 2026-16 West Seneca, NY 14224 August 24, 2026 ISSUES OF THE PUBLIC The following comments and questions were received: James Randolph, Cedar Ridge Drive: - Apologized to Councilmember Robertson for his prior generalized statements - Concerns about water pressure were expressed at the time the Young Development project on Schultz Road was proposed - In his opinion, the town should take care of the residents on Cedar Ridge Road in the same manner as those on Transit Road - Expressed concerns about transparency, politically motivated decisions of the Town Board, and limitations on speaking during meetings Ray Kapuscinski, Neubauer Court: - Referred to a notice he received about having to move a structure on the adjacent town-owned property - A drainage ditch was installed in 1962 at the time the houses were built, and the town maintained the property for a time, then stopped - Understands that in the mid 1970's the town advised property owners that they could use the property - Would like the buy the entire town-owned property - How many similar properties does the town own throughout the town - Will the property behind his own ever be maintained Jeff Quain, Davis Road: - Referred to the proposed data center moratorium and asked why the town is pursuing this if there are no active proposals - Suggested the town enact zoning laws to regulate data centers, specifically below 20MW Sharon Guenther, Neubauer Court: - Received letter regarding the shed she has on the town-owned easement - Has maintained the shed and asked if she was able to purchase the property Joe O'Donnell, Nancycrest Lane: - Thanked Captains French and Urbanski for providing information about the Flock cameras - Requested the status of the Director of Human Resources position and the contract she was hired under Darin Balcer, Neubauer Court: - Has a garden on the town-owned property and would like to purchase the property Supervisor Dickson made the following comments: - The water pressure cannot be blamed on the new development, noting the resident made complaints before the new development began - Regarding Neubauer Court, the town has offered a compromise in the letter sent to the residents, 14 Page 17 of 211