Southtowns Record

Town Board Regular Meeting Agenda, Mar 23, 2026 — Agenda

Government
Town of Hamburg
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Mar 23, 2026
Kind
Agenda
Topics
Zoning and land use, Water, sewer and drainage, Parks and recreation, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Roads and traffic

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H.  Upon the affirmative vote of a majority of the fully authorized membership of the
  Preservation Board, the Board will recommend to the Town Board the
  designation of an historic landmark, site or district. The Town Board will review
  the Preservation Board’s recommendation for designation of an historic
  landmark, site or district and determine whether to take any further action on the
  recommendation. If the Town Board chooses to take further action, the Town
  Board will conduct a public hearing on at least 60 day written notice to any owner
  of property being considered for designation prior to designation of any historic
  landmark, site or district. A public hearing notice must be published by the Town
  Clerk in the Town's designated official newspaper at least 30 days prior to the
  hearing date.

I.  The Town Board shall file notice of each property designated as a historic
  landmark, site or district and of the boundaries of each designated historic district
  with the Erie County Clerk's Office, the Town of Hamburg's Clerk's Office, the
  Town of Hamburg Building Inspection Department, the Town of Hamburg
  Planning Department, the Town of Hamburg Highway Department, the Town of
  Hamburg Engineering Department, and the Town of Hamburg Assessor.

J.  Minutes of any business conducted by the Historic Preservation Advisory Board
  shall be posted to the Town's website.

§ 31-7  Certificates of appropriateness required.
No person shall carry out any exterior alteration, restoration, reconstruction, excavation,
grading, demolition, new construction or moving of a designated landmark or property
within an historic district, nor shall any person make any material change to such
property, its light fixtures, signs, sidewalks, fences, steps, paving or other exterior
elements which affect the appearance or cohesiveness of the landmark or historic
district without first obtaining a certificate of appropriateness from the Town Board. The
Historic Preservation Advisory Board shall advise the Supervising Code Enforcement

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