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TOWN BOARD AGENDA Meeting # 2026-03 February 9, 2026 The Town Board meeting will be held in the West Seneca Court Room at 6:00 PM. If a member of the public wishes to speak regarding Communications or the Issues of the Public portion of the meeting, they can do so by: 1) appearing in person during those portions of the meeting; 2) during the Facebook live stream by writing "PUBLIC COMMENT" before expressing their point during those portions of the live stream; 3) by emailing the Town Board at [email protected] by 3pm of the day of the meeting. Emails are for the Town Board's consideration and are not read aloud during the meeting. SUPERVISOR CALL TO ORDER 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Fire Safety Notification 3. Roll Call CONSENT AGENDA 1. Accept agenda as published MINUTES TO BE APPROVED 1. Town Clerk Newton re Meeting Minutes 2026-02 of January 26, 2026 2. Town Clerk Newton re Approval of Bid Opening Minutes of January 29, 2026 LEGAL NOTICES 1. Town Clerk Newton re Proofs of Publication and posting of legal notice "OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO HEAR ALL INTERESTED PARTIES AND CITIZENS FOR OR AGAINST THE REQUEST FOR A REZONE AND SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1475 ORCHARD PARK ROAD CHANGING ITS CLASSIFICATION FROM C-1 AND R-75 TO C-1(S) TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MULTI-UNIT RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT" in the Town of West Seneca. 2. Town Clerk Newton re Proofs of Publication and posting of legal notice: "OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO HEAR ALL INTERESTED PARTIES AND CITIZENS FOR OR AGAINST THE REQUEST TO AMEND THE GRANTED USE PERMIT AND CHANGE THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION FROM M-1 TO R-50 FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2544 CLINTON STREET TO RE-PURPOSE THE EXISTING MANSION AND CONSTRUCT ONE MULTI-FAMILY DWELLING" in the Town of West Seneca. REGARDING PUBLIC COMMENTS 1. The Board will now entertain public comments for an item on the agenda or for any topic of concern. Each speaker should state your name and street for the record. Please be respectful in your comments and do not divulge any personal or confidential information (for example: names, specific situations, etc.). Speakers should recognize that not all questions or comments can be 1