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Lancaster Bee

Location

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2025

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Developer proposes 86 acre Pavement Road subdivision

Paul Marinaccio the former Accadia Site Contracting owner acts as the listed developer for a proposed residential subdivision at 351 Pavement Road Town Lancaster The plan seeks a rezoning from industrial to residential for about 86 acres to support 96 homes and a 12 acre lake lining the property Eldred lead engineer says houses would orient around the lake to create a pleasant resident area Open space would total 36.88 acres

Paul Marinaccio Accadia Site Contracting Depew Pavement Road Lancaster Doug Eldred Eldred

Lancaster wins 250000 grant for wayfinding and fire upgrades

The Village of Lancaster will receive 250000 from the State and Municipal Facilities Grant Program to install wayfinding signage and add fan exhaust systems at the Lancaster Fire Department main station on Broadway and North End Fire Hall on West Drullard Avenue. The project originated in 2022 and was later supported by former Assemblywoman Monica Wallace. Trustee Gavin O'Brien credited her for securing the funds and described a gateway plan including a village gateway sign and bronze plaques for pedestrians.

Village of Lancaster Lancaster Fire Department Broadway North End West Drullard Ave New York State Monica Wallace Gavin O’brien O’brien Village of Lancaster

Poloncarz touts local investments at Lancaster town hall event

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz faced questions on funding equity during a Lancaster Opera House town hall. Republican Greg Sojka alleged Democratic bias and highlighted a $170 million funding allotment. Poloncarz defended spending patterns and announced a $48 million road program including a full milling and overlay of George Urban Boulevard.

Erie County Mark Poloncarz Lancaster Town Hall Opera House Poloncarz Greg Sojka Republican Party Lancaster Sojka Concord George Urban Transit Lancaster Opera House

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