Southtowns Record

Planning Board Regular Meeting, Jul 1, 2026 — Minutes

Government
Town of Hamburg
Board
Planning Board
Meeting
Jul 1, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Zoning and land use, Energy and data center siting, Roads and traffic, Parks and recreation, Budget and taxes, Water, sewer and drainage, Public safety

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Same meeting

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Town of Hamburg Planning Board Minutes  July 1, 2026

  •  Lot Four (4), which has access from Durham Road, would not be permitted to
  have access onto the State Highway System.
  •  Their policy is that there is one driveway per lot on their State Highway and that it
  would be subject to a State Highway Work Permit.
  •  DOT did not say that the two buildable lots would not be able to receive a
  driveway onto the State system.

Sean Hopkins stated that the Applicant asks that there be a waiver the requirement for
sidewalks. There are no sidewalks in the vicinity of this parcel so if some were to be
built, they would be sidewalks to nowhere.

Mr. Hopkins also mentioned that he does not see a need for a conservation easement
due to the fact that the site is nearly nine acres in size and that the Applicant is
proposing four lots in total. The property has been immaculately maintained for the past
20 years and will continue to be immaculately maintained. The Applicant also asks that
the Planning Board waive the requirement to file a map cover with the Erie County
Clerk’s office.

Town Engineer Camie Jarrell stated she had nothing to add at this point.

TRACY TAVAKOLI FOUR (4)-LOT SUBDIVISION
4261 LAKESHORE ROAD (SBL#:159.17-1-16.1)
NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND APPROVAL RESOLUTION

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Whereas, The Town of Hamburg Planning Department received a Minor Subdivision
Application from Tracy Tavakoli for the approval of a 4-lot subdivision to be located at
4261 Lakeshore Road (SBL#: 159.17-1-16.1); and

Whereas, the Town of Hamburg Planning Board held the required public hearing on
June 3rd, 2026; and

Whereas, the Town’s LWRP committee has reviewed the waterfront consistency form
(WAF) and recommended to the Planning Board that the project is consistent with the
Town’s LWRP, and the Planning Board has reviewed this information and determined
that the project is consistent with the Town’s LWRP (Coastal Consistency
Determination); and

Whereas, in accordance with Part 617 of the implementing regulations pertaining to
Article 8 (State Environmental Quality Review Act- SEQRA) of the Environmental
Conservation Law, the Town of Hamburg Planning Board has reviewed Part 1 of the

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