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Planning Board Regular Meeting, Mar 18, 2026 — Minutes

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Town of Hamburg
Board
Planning Board
Meeting
Mar 18, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Zoning and land use, Parks and recreation, Water, sewer and drainage, Energy and data center siting, Budget and taxes

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Town of Hamburg Planning Board Minutes  March 18, 2026

  Town of Hamburg
  Planning Board Meeting
  March 18, 2026, Minutes

The Town of Hamburg Planning Board met for a Work Session at 6:30 PM, followed by
a Regular Meeting at 7:00 PM, on Wednesday March 18, 2026, in Room 7B of
Hamburg Town Hall.

Planning Board to discuss various zoning code amendments for a report and
recommendations

Mr. Rogers presented the proposed site plan amendments and provided background on
recent zoning work.

§280-311. Submission of site plan and supporting data

  A. The applicant or their agent shall submit five (5) hard copies of the site plan
  application form, site plan other required Town forms, a SEQR EAF (part 1), and
  an application fee (to be determined by the Town). An electronic copy of these
  materials must also be submitted.

  The copies of the site plan and supporting data are to be prepared by and
  bearing the official seal and signature of a licensed architect, landscape architect,
  civil engineer or land surveyor (permitted by law to do such). These materials will
  include the following information, presented in drawn form at a scale approved by
  the Town and accompanied by a written text:

  1. Survey of the property showing existing topographic features, including
  contours, large trees, buildings, structures, streets, property lines,
  utility easements, right-of-way and land use, and the zoning and
  ownership of surrounding property.
  2. A site plan showing proposed lots, blocks, building locations, all land
  use areas, including any outdoor proposed uses, fire and emergency
  vehicle access (any communication with emergency service providers),
  and lighting (lighting analysis, if required).
  3. An aerial photograph of the site and surrounding properties marked up
  to illustrate how the proposed plan fits in with the surrounding
  properties.
  4. Traffic circulation, parking and loading spaces and pedestrian walks.
  5. Landscaping plans, including site grading, drainage existing and
  proposed landscape materials, including trees and shrubs, and their
  locations, identification of those materials to be removed, existing and

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