Southtowns Record

TBA02.23.2026packet

Government
Town of West Seneca
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Feb 23, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
Posted by publisher
Feb 21, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Budget and taxes, Water, sewer and drainage, Zoning and land use, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Roads and traffic, Audits and oversight, Housing, Moratoriums, Short-term rentals

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WEST SENECA COURT ROOM  DRAFT TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS
1250 Union Road  Minutes - Meeting # 2026-03
West Seneca, NY 14224  February 9, 2026

Department regarding criminal activities and the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol regarding persons
who entered the country illegally.
- Asked Councilmember Breidenstein about the latest Civic and Patriotic Committee meeting
- Asked Mr. Trapp for status on the new contract with the Civic and Patriotic Committee that would
require detailed reporting of funds received by the town

Comments received through Facebook:
- Concerns about turning off Facebook comments for certain job postings, for example the Town
Prosecutor versus the Recreation Supervisor, what were the reasons
- Several comments in support of the Kloc’s Grove project
- How can residents request a community food garden for Section 8 Housing families
- Agree a shelter is needed for children to wait for buses
- What is the process to request that the Town Board and elected officials review zoning changes to
move West Seneca forward

A resident referred to a stop sign at Seneca Creek Road and Borden Road that may not be facing the
correct direction. Additionally, the speaker requested the speed limit be lowered on Schultz Road.

Town Board responses:

Supervisor Dickson stated that a bid opening just occurred for Greymont Avenue and anticipates
awarding the bid at the next meeting. The delays were due to New York State and Highway
Superintendent Adams can further explain the grant process. Supervisor Dickson stated Mill Road is
an Erie County project.

Supervisor Dickson stated the weather has impeded the deer cull, the count is approximately 60 – 70
deer this season. The meat has been donated to FeedMore WNY.

Supervisor Dickson referred to job postings on Facebook and stated the Town Board has decided to
leave comments on regardless of the position.

Supervisor Dickson stated a community food garden is a great idea, the town could determine the
location, and volunteers could maintain the garden.

Supervisor Dickson stated he will ask Highway Superintendent Adams to investigate the stop sign at
Seneca Creek Road and Borden Road. Regarding the speed limit on Schultz Road, Supervisor
Dickson stated Schultz Road is a county road. Chief Cosgrove stated that he will have patrols in
better locations.

Councilmember Breidenstein referred to Mr. Randolph’s suggestions and will review the
recommendations. Please reach out to [email protected] at any time.

Councilmember Breidenstein stated the Civic and Patriotic Committee is a closed group and
membership is by invite only. There is a resolution and proclamation later in the meeting regarding
events being planned for the celebration.

Councilmember Piekarec stated the town and transportation maps list Schultz Road as a town road

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