Southtowns Record

Village Board agenda — June 1, 2026

Government
Village of East Aurora
Board
Village Board
Meeting
Jun 1, 2026
Kind
Agenda
Topics
Zoning and land use, Public safety, Water, sewer and drainage, Audits and oversight, Budget and taxes, Moratoriums, Parks and recreation, Roads and traffic, Housing

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NEW BUSINESS
  •  Proclamation for National Public Works Week- Mayor Wochensky said that the Village really
  appreciates all the members of the DPW and thanked them for all they do. Trustee Lazickas said
  that they are always doing wonderful things behind the scenes to take care of the residents.

SPEAKERS & COMMUNICATIONS
  •  Clinton Brown- Clinton Brown Architects- He is the architect who works with Carner
  Development on getting a National Historic Registry. A document was submitted, and he
  reviewed the process. There will be a scheduled presentation to the state board for historic
  preservation, which meets on September 9th in public session, and you can attend or watch on
  Zoom. Trustee Bojanowski asked about what the red marks were on the drawing. Mr. Brown
  said that they are buildings that did not meet the criteria for the historic character. It's not local,
  its state and national regulations, and is separate from Village regulations. He gave permission
  for the Village to copy the document for their needed use, but it was noted that there is a
  copyright on it. Mayor Wochensky asked for notice to put it out to the public.
  •  Kirk Colopy- 365 South Grove- He said that he doesn’t like the new way that the meeting is set
  up with the speakers and communications at the end of the meeting. He spoke about the
  deteriorating historic houses and businesses in the Village. Mayor Wochensky explained why the
  speakers and communications section has been set up this way during the meeting. He said that
  they are working on plans for helping the deteriorating buildings in the Village and will report
  back when he has more information.
  •  Mary Ann Colopy- Chairwoman HPC- She thanked the Village Board for the revised demo code
  and for working to preserve the Village. Mayor Wochensky thanked her for her service.

Department Head and Trustee Reports
General Foreman- At work training
Police Chief- At work training
Planning Board- He said the 270 Quaker application is with the Village Board now. Mayor Wochensky
thanked him for the work the Planning Board has done.
Village Engineer- He said that the Hamlin Park bathrooms have a few items left.
Code Enforcement Officer- She thanked the Village Board members and the HPC for working on the
demolition code with her. She said that revisions can still be made in the future if problems occur.
Trustee Bojanowski- none
Trustee Kamp- none
Trustee Root- She said that she attended Safe Streets Training, along with Jeff and residents of the
Village. It was great.
Trustee Cameron- She asked about the Village Board members and the public getting a calendar of
when flags and flowers are going up. Mayor Wochensky spoke about why we change the banners and
flowers. The Clerk-Treasurer said she will have the DPW Formen put one together.
Trustee Lazickas- He said that tree planting in the park and the NYSEG agreement were talked about at
the Tree Board meeting. The lumber from the trees that were taken down in the park was salvaged. The
grant for the playground is due June 15th, and said that we may have matching funds. The community
would like to help support the cause as well. This is the first year of this grant, and it may set us up for a
re-up next time if we don’t get it this round. The grant writer said that it will be about 30-35 hours.
Trustee Kamp said that he agrees with the goal but wants to understand the financial impact and doesn’t
feel like there is enough time to get the right amount of community support. The Village Board had a
discussion about feedback from the residents, both the need for more and all the feedback that has
already been received. Trustee Lazickas spoke about how the design could be done after the grant is
awarded, and he agrees that more discussion should be had. Trustee Bojanowski wants to ask if other