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Town of Hamburg

Town of Hamburg · week of October 19, 2026

Council approves Implementation of 100% Disabled Veterans Tax Exemption, 5–0

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What changed in Town of Hamburg

Development activity

  • Briad Development Traveler Center

    Intersection of Southwestern Blvd and Big Tree Road

    An 8,700 sq-ft traveler center featuring quick-service restaurants and fuel pumps at Southwestern Blvd and Big Tree Road.

    still pending

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  • Parker Road Subdivision

    West side of Parker Road, south of Big Tree Road

    A proposed subdivision on the west side of Parker Road, pending a positive SEQRA findings resolution.

    still pending

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  • Kluckhohn Subdivision

    6670 Taylor Road

    A preliminary plat approval request for a 2-lot residential subdivision on Taylor Road.

    still pending

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  • All Seasons VM Storage

    5225 Southwestern Blvd

    Ten commercial flex warehouse buildings with parking and utility improvements on Southwestern Blvd.

    still pending

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  • Our Mother of Good Counsel Church Addition

    3688 South Park Ave, Village of Blasdell

    Building additions and exterior improvements at the church in Blasdell.

    still pending

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  • Automated Coffee Shop

    0 Southwestern Blvd

    A 400 sq-ft automated coffee shop with drive-thru service on a vacant parcel.

    still pending

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  • Wetzl Property Rezoning

    East and south of 4255 McKinley Parkway

    Discussion of the draft Final Environmental Impact Statement for a property rezoning proposal near McKinley Parkway.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Highmark Corner Community Destination Concepts

    The board reviewed resolutions to append Highmark Corner destination concepts to the town's comprehensive plan.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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Also discussed

  • Wetzl Development Rezoning and Environmental Impact Statement

    The board is diving into the environmental impact statement for a rezoning project near McKinley Parkway, balancing growth with environmental protection.

    What it means: The developer and future occupants or businesses utilizing the rezoned property.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Proposed Data Center Moratorium

    A proposed local law would establish a one-year moratorium on new large-scale data centers in the town to study land use and infrastructure impacts.

    What it means: Residents concerned about local power grid usage, noise, and development density.

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  • 2027 Town and Fire District Budgets

    The town presented its 2027 proposed budget featuring a 2.93% tax increase while eliminating fund balance usage in major funds to ensure long-term fiscal stability.

    What it means: Proposes a 2.93% tax increase for town-outside-village residents.

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  • Short-Term Rental Regulations and Fees

    The town adopted a new short-term rental law requiring a $500 application fee and $1,500 permit fee to give code enforcement and police the legal authority to regulate and penalize unruly absentee-owned Airbnbs in residential neighborhoods.

    What it means: Generates revenue via $500 application fees and $1,500 permit fees.

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  • Benderson Development Tree Clearing and Drainage on Camp Road

    Residents voiced strong opposition during public comment to a proposed clear-cutting of 30 acres at the former Leisure Land site by Benderson, citing environmental and neighborhood impacts.

    What it means: Local residents advocating for environmental preservation and green space protection.

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  • All Seasons VM Storage Commercial Warehouses

    A proposal for ten commercial flex warehouse buildings on Southwestern Boulevard is up for review, which could expand local business space but also change the look of the corridor.

    What it means: Local small businesses and contractors seeking commercial storage and flex space.

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  • Briad Development Traveler Center on Big Tree Road

    A developer wants to build a small traveler center with fast-food restaurants and fuel pumps at Southwestern Boulevard and Big Tree Road. Residents will have a chance to share their thoughts during a public hearing.

    What it means: Travelers, local motorists, and patrons looking for quick-service dining and fuel options along the corridor.

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Published by OpenNewYork. 2 meetings covered.