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Newspaper
Lancaster Bee
Location
Buffalo, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2023
Page
1
Lancaster village officials named a replacement trustee after a vacancy on the board. The appointment follows a formal process and fills the position for the remainder of the term. The new trustee takes office immediately and will participate in upcoming meetings and votes.
Lancaster Parks Department plans to reopen the Westwood Nature Walk at Westwood Park after 18 years. The two phase project starts with 0.64 miles of trail costing $25,000 from recreation fees. Residents pressed for woodland access and input guided the plan.
The Lancaster Industrial Development Agency Board gathers to decide tax credits for phase two of the Lancaster Village Center project. The vote centers on confirming eligibility and funding terms for continued redevelopment in the town and village.
Glassco Management sought a six month extension of tax cuts for phase two amid supply line issues and contractor shortages, after initial year could not be utilized. At the LIDA meeting Sweeney of Glassco requested fee waivers and extensions, prompting board scrutiny.
The Hull House Foundation launches a fundraiser to reconstruct a 200 year old threshing barn at the Hull Family Home & Farmstead in Lancaster and Western New York. The project costs just over 300000 with about 25000 remaining after a county grant and ongoing GoFundMe efforts. Hull House Foundation President Gary Costello highlights the barn’s historical role in wheat processing and storage.
Town of Lancaster officials prepared to vote at 7 p m on a one year halt on new apartment condo and town home developments to allow the board to study housing measures and redirect growth. Supervisor Ron Ruffino and Supervisor elect Robert Leary debated the approach citing legal risks and potential builder relocations.
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