Irondequoit public meetings in 2024

Town Board

The Town Board is holding a special meeting to vote on a resolution ratifying a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the CSEA Blue Collar Unit covering January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2027. The union has already ratified the deal; the Board's approval would authorize the Supervisor to execute the final contract.

• Resolution to ratify the CSEA Blue Collar Tentative Agreement (contract period 2025-2027)

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board reviewed site plans for two commercial projects. The board granted approvals for a new substation and a drive-thru café, both subject to specific conditions.

• Reapproval of Site Plan for demolition and reconstruction of substation Station 51 at 40 Topper Drive
• Final Site Plan Approval for a +/-1,300sf Starbucks drive-thru Café at 2080 E. Ridge Road

Town Board

The Town Board will vote on several personnel appointments and the purchase of 177 Kings Highway. The board is also deciding on multiple American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding allocations for town infrastructure and community services.

• Purchase of 177 Kings Highway using fund balance
• ARPA funding allocations for front step grants, childcare services, and youth summer reading
• Bid award for refuse services for Town of Irondequoit facilities
• Contract to lease multifunction printers from United Business Systems
• Appointments for Police Sergeant, Town Historian, and Ethics Board members

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a workshop on Dec 9 and a regular meeting with a public hearing on Dec 23. The board will discuss reapproval of a previously approved substation site plan at 40 Topper Drive and final site plan approval for a new 1,300 sq ft Starbucks drive-thru café at 2080 E. Ridge Road.

• Reapproval of site plan for demolition and reconstruction of RG&E substation Station 51 at 40 Topper Drive (Case PB2024-12-01)
• Final site plan approval to demolish existing structure and construct a 1,300 sq ft Starbucks drive-thru café at 2080 E. Ridge Road (Case PB2024-11-01)
• Public hearing on the substation reapproval on Dec 23
• Board action on the Starbucks final site plan at the Dec 23 meeting

Town Board

This is a workshop meeting where the Town Board will consider two personnel resolutions: a provisional appointment of Melissa Rhoads as Office Clerk IV at $18.57/hr in the Clerk's office due to a resignation, and the appointment of Timothy Judd as Town Historian at $15.50/hr effective January 1, 2025. The meeting also includes department head updates and a review of agenda items for the regular board meeting on December 17.

• Provisional appointment of Melissa Rhoads as Office Clerk IV at $18.57/hr (budget code 001.1410.100.1100)
• Appointment of Timothy Judd as Town Historian at $15.50/hr effective Jan 1, 2025 (budget code 001.7520.102.1100)
• Review of agenda items for the December 17, 2024 regular Town Board meeting
• Department head updates

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for four area or use variance applications. The board will also take action on a request for a mixed-use redevelopment project.

• Case ZB2024-10-01: Front and rear setback variances for a new home at 397 Rock Beach Road
• Case ZB2024-12-01: Six-foot-high side yard fence variance at 155 Governor Terrace
• Case ZB2024-12-02: Front yard fencing linear footage variance at 1005 Whitlock Road
• Case ZB2024-12-03: Use variance for a three-family dwelling at 4271 Culver Road
• Case ZB2024-09-03: Setback and parking variances for 20 apartments and 6,200SF commercial space at 4530 St. Paul Blvd

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals approved area variances for a new single-family home at 397 Rock Beach Road with reduced setbacks, side-yard fencing at 155 Governor Terrace, and front-yard fencing at 1005 Whitlock Road. The board also granted variances for a redevelopment at 4530 St. Paul Blvd to create 20 apartments and 6,200 sq ft of commercial space. A use variance request for a three-family dwelling at 4271 Culver Road was tabled until February.

• Area variance approved for new home at 397 Rock Beach Road with 13-foot front and 10-foot rear setbacks (30 feet required)
• Area variance approved for six-foot side-yard fencing at 155 Governor Terrace (four feet permitted)
• Area variance approved for front-yard fencing exceeding linear footage at 1005 Whitlock Road
• Area variances granted for reduced side setback (0 feet) and reduced parking for redevelopment at 4530 St. Paul Blvd into 20 apartments and 6,200 sq ft commercial space
• Use variance for three-family dwelling at 4271 Culver Road tabled until February Zoning Board meeting

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for Resurrection Lutheran Church to replace two existing message boards with LED illuminated boards at 3736 St. Paul Boulevard, an individually designated landmark. The meeting also includes review of the October 29 minutes, updates on the Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey and Wimbledon Road National Register Historic District, and discussion of a draft revised code update.

• Case HPC2024-11-01: Resurrection Lutheran Church, 3736 St. Paul Boulevard – Certificate of Appropriateness for two LED message boards on an individually designated landmark
• Review of October 29, 2024 meeting minutes
• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey – Draft Historic Overview and field work update
• Wimbledon Road National Register Historic District – signage update
• Draft revised code update discussion

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held a public hearing to consider a site plan for a new Starbucks Café. The Board granted preliminary site plan approval subject to several specific revisions and conditions.

• Preliminary Site Plan Approval for a +/-1,300sf Starbucks Café with drive-thru at 2080 E. Ridge Road
• Requirement to demolish an existing structure at 2080 E. Ridge Road
• Conditions for approval including pedestrian access, outdoor seating, and fencing along Culver Road
• Requirement for bike racks and specific crosswalk materials
• Condition that sign lighting be turned off one hour before opening and two hours after closing

Town Board

The Town Board will hold public hearings on a special use permit for 55 & 61 Waldo Avenue, applications for Restore NY grants for 4530 St. Paul Blvd and 400 Skyview Center Parkway, and results of a short-term rental survey. The board will also vote on numerous resolutions including appointments, a demolition contract for 95 Lake Bluff Road, and funding for DWI programs and electrical services.

• Public hearing for special use permit at 55 & 61 Waldo Ave in R-2 Residential District
• Public hearing to apply for Restore NY grants for 4530 St. Paul Blvd and 400 Skyview Center Parkway
• Public hearing to adopt results of short-term rental survey
• Resolution awarding contract for demolition of 95 Lake Bluff Road
• Resolution authorizing contracts for DWI programs and HVAC services

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold a workshop on November 18 and a public hearing on November 25 regarding a preliminary/final site plan application from Marathon Engineering. The proposal seeks approval to demolish an existing structure and build a new 1,300-square-foot Starbucks café with drive-thru service and related improvements at 2080 E. Ridge Road in the C-Business District.

• Demolition of existing structure at 2080 E. Ridge Road
• Construction of a new 1,300-square-foot Starbucks café with drive-thru
• Site-related improvements in the C-Business District
• Public hearing scheduled for November 25, 2024 at 7:00pm

Town Board

The Town Board will vote on a resolution to adopt the 2025 Annual Budget. The resolution follows a public hearing held November 7, 2024, and incorporates amendments from board workshops. Approval would finalize the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Resolution authorizing adoption of the 2025 Annual Budget

Town Board

The Town Board will review agenda items for the November 19 regular meeting, including a resolution to authorize a Memorandum of Understanding with But Wait, There's More LLC for the 2025 Hoochenanny Festival at Camp Eastman (estimated net revenue of $20,685.48). A second resolution would allocate American Rescue Plan Act funds. A special meeting to adopt the budget is scheduled for November 18.

• Resolution 11WS2024-1: Authorize MOU with But Wait, There's More LLC for 2025 Hoochenanny Festival at Camp Eastman (Aug 8–10, 2025)
• Resolution 11WS2024-2: Authorize allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding (amount not specified)
• Estimated festival revenue: $42,500 ($2,500 fee + $40,000 parking); expenses: $21,814.52; net: $20,685.48
• Town responsibilities include police, parking attendants, dumpsters, and ambulance services
• Special town board meeting to adopt budget on Monday, November 18, 2024 at 4:00 PM

Town Board

This is a public hearing for the Town Board to consider adopting the 2025 budget. No other substantive items are on the agenda. The meeting will include the pledge of allegiance and roll call before the hearing.

• Public hearing PH2024-1 on adopting the 2025 budget

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on November 4, 2024, to consider seven area variance requests. Key items include the redevelopment of an existing building into 22 apartments and 6,000 square feet of commercial space at 4530 St. Paul Boulevard, requiring a zero-foot side setback. One case (397 Rock Beach Road) has been postponed to the December 2, 2024 meeting.

• Redevelopment of 4530 St. Paul Blvd into 22 apartments and 6,000 SF commercial, seeking zero-foot side setback and reduced off-street parking (Case ZB2024-09-03)
• New single-family home at 397 Rock Beach Road with requested front setback of 13 ft and rear setback of 10 ft (postponed to Dec. 2, 2024) (Case ZB2024-10-01)
• Resubdivision at 240/246 St. Joseph Street creating non-conforming lot depth (125 ft vs. 300 ft) and area (15,250 SF vs. 43,650 SF) (Case ZB2024-10-05)
• Four multi-family buildings and one 3-story building at 2590 Culver Road with height variance to 39 ft (30 ft permitted) (Case ZB2024-11-02)
• Four duplex senior cottages at 41, 51 & 61 Lorraine Drive with variance for maximum driveway/parking area (Case ZB2024-11-03)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed seven applications for area variances. The board granted approvals for several residential and parking projects, while two cases were tabled or postponed to December 2, 2024.

• Granted variance for 2590 Culver Road to allow apartment buildings up to 39 feet in height
• Granted variance for 41, 51 & 61 Lorraine Drive for 4 duplex senior cottages exceeding parking area limits
• Granted variance for 55-61 Waldo Avenue (Peace of Christ Parish) to allow 4 parking spaces instead of 20
• Granted variance for 246 St. Joseph Street to resubdivide a lot into a non-conforming size
• Granted variance for 9 Ranch Drive to construct a 364SF pavilion with a 1’9” rear setback

Historic Preservation Commission

The Irondequoit Historic Preservation Commission will discuss ongoing items including a town-wide historic resource survey, signage for the Wimbledon Road National Register Historic District, a draft revised code update, and new member applications. No applications for certificates of appropriateness are scheduled for review. The meeting also includes updates on a landmark owner letter and pamphlet printing.

• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey – draft historic overview and fieldwork update
• Wimbledon Road National Register Historic District – signage update
• Draft revised code update for historic preservation
• HPC member applications and landmark property plaques
• Landmark Owner letter and pamphlet printing update

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will consider a Town Board referral for a Conditional Special Use Permit to allow operation of a nonprofit facility (The Margaret Home) at 55 and 61 Waldo Avenue in an R-2 Residential District. Costich Engineering is acting as agent for Peace of Christ Parish-St. Ambrose. The board is expected to vote on approval at this meeting.

• Conditional Special Use Permit request by Costich Engineering for Peace of Christ Parish-St. Ambrose to operate The Margaret Home at 55 and 61 Waldo Avenue
• Property is located in an R-2 Residential District
• Facility is associated with a nonprofit organization (The Margaret Home)

Planning Board

The Planning Board considered a request for a Conditional Special Use Permit to operate The Margaret Home. The board issued a positive referral for the proposal.

• Conditional Special Use Permit for nonprofit facility (The Margaret Home) at 55 and 61 Waldo Avenue
• Review of Area Variance for parking

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board at its special meeting will vote on three resolutions: purchasing a 2025 Mack Granite dump truck with plowing equipment for $356,501.72, approving the 2025 preliminary budget, and authorizing a memorandum of understanding with But Wait, There's More LLC for the 2025 Hoochenanny Festival at Camp Eastman. A public hearing on the 2024 budget is scheduled for November 7, 2024.

• Purchase of one 2025 Mack Granite six-wheel dump truck with plowing equipment for $356,501.72 from Conway Beam Truck Group, Inc.
• Approval of the 2025 preliminary budget for the Town of Irondequoit, effective January 1, 2025.
• Authorization for the Town Supervisor to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with But Wait, There's More LLC to host the Hoochenanny Festival on August 8–10, 2025, at Camp Eastman.

Town Board

The Town Board will hold public hearings on rezoning 2305 Portland Avenue, the 2025 preliminary budget, and short-term rental survey results. They will also consider adopting a six-month extension of the short-term rental moratorium and vote on appointments, a conditional special use permit, and other resolutions. The board will approve previous meeting minutes.

• Public hearing and potential rezoning of 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 Residential to C-Business District
• Resolution to adopt a local law extending the moratorium on short-term rentals for six months (10A2024-4)
• Resolution calling for a public hearing on the 2025 Preliminary Budget (10A2024-8)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of one 24' enclosed trailer for Department of Public Works (10A2024-9)
• Resolution authorizing intermunicipal agreement with Saint Paul Fire District (10A2024-10)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on October 7, 2024, and acted on several area variance applications. The Board granted variances for a new single-family dwelling at 89 Anchor Terrace (front setback 6 ft where 30 ft required, rear setback 16 ft where 30 ft required), a 6-foot fence at 149 Leland Road, and a front porch reconstruction at 454 Peart Avenue. A proposal for a new home at 397 Rock Beach Road was tabled for further discussion. Two other cases—a resubdivision at 240/246 St. Joseph Street and an apartment/commercial redevelopment at 4530 St. Paul Blvd—were adjourned pending a fully constituted board.

• Granted area variances for new single-family dwelling at 89 Anchor Terrace (front setback 6 ft vs. 30 ft required, rear setback 16 ft vs. 30 ft required).
• Granted area variance for 6-foot-high fence on vacant lot at 149 Leland Road (Town Code permits 4 ft).
• Granted area variances for front porch reconstruction at 454 Peart Avenue (front setback 15.75 ft vs. 30 ft required, side setback 4.75 ft vs. 5 ft required).
• Tabled variance request for new dwelling at 397 Rock Beach Road (front setback 17 ft vs. 30 ft, rear setback 5 ft vs. 30 ft) pending footprint alterations.
• Adjourned variance request for resubdivision at 240/246 St. Joseph Street and apartment/commercial project at 4530 St. Paul Blvd until full board present.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings to consider six area variance applications. These requests include setbacks for new homes, a fence height increase, and a mixed-use redevelopment project.

• Proposed redevelopment of 4530 St. Paul Blvd into 22 apartments and 6,000SF of commercial space
• Area variances for new single-family dwellings at 397 Rock Beach Road and 89 Anchor Terrace
• Request for a 6-foot-high fence at 149 Leland Road
• Front and side yard setback variances for a porch at 454 Peart Avenue
• Request to resubdivide 240 St. Joseph Street creating a non-conforming lot

Town Board

The Town Board is reviewing a request to rezone 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 Residential to C-Business for a take-out catering business. The board is also managing a series of workshops and hearings to adopt the 2025 Town budget.

• Public hearing for rezoning 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 Residential to C-Business District
• Proposed six-month extension of the current moratorium on short-term rentals
• Purchase of one 24’ enclosed trailer for the Department of Public Works
• Intermunicipal Agreement with Point Pleasant Fire District
• Public hearing for the 2025 Preliminary Budget on November 7

Planning Board

The Planning Board held a public hearing and took action on three items. The public hearing for the Brookside Cottages expansion (eight cottages at 41, 51, 61 Lorraine Drive) was adjourned with the hearing left open pending revised plans. The Board declared its intent to act as Lead Agent under SEQRA for a 104-unit multi-family development at 2590 Culver Road. Additionally, the Board issued a Positive Referral to the Town Board regarding the rezoning of 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 Residential to C-Business for a catering business relocation, with several recommendations including parking and screening concerns.

• Public hearing on Brookside Cottages expansion (4 duplex units, 8 cottages) at 41, 51, 61 Lorraine Drive adjourned, left open
• Planning Board declared intent to act as Lead Agent for 104-unit apartment development at 2590 Culver Road
• Positive Referral issued for rezoning 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 to C-Business for Battatini's Catering relocation
• Board expressed concerns about parking on front lawn and need for variance in C-Business District
• Board recommended adequate screening for adjoining residents and further Planning Board review of change of use

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a site plan for duplex units on Lorraine Drive. The board will also determine its role as Lead Agent for a 104-unit apartment project and review a rezoning request for a catering business.

• Public hearing for four duplex units (8 cottages) at 41, 51, 61 Lorraine Drive
• Lead Agent intent for 104 units at 2590 Culver Road
• Rezoning request for 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 Residential to C-Business for Battatini’s Catering

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission is meeting to review previous minutes and discuss ongoing business. Discussions include a landmark designation update for 690 Titus Avenue and a town-wide historic resource survey.

• Landmark designation clarification and amendment update for 690 Titus Avenue
• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey
• Wimbledon Road National Register Historic District signage
• Draft revised code update
• Landmark Owner Letter & Pamphlet committee

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will hold public hearings on a special use permit for an indoor children's playground and a rezoning application. They will also vote on multiple resolutions including allocating ARPA funds to several organizations and departments, establishing a new sewer district, and authorizing a stump grinder purchase. The board will approve minutes from previous meetings and make provisional and permanent appointments.

• Public hearing on special use permit for Kids Empire indoor playground at 2255 E. Ridge Rd. (C-Business District)
• Public hearing on rezoning portion of Tax ID 107.06-1-32 from R-1 Residential to R-2 Residential
• Resolution calling for a public hearing on rezoning 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 to C-Business District
• Resolutions allocating ARPA funding for Community Development vehicles, Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester, and Willow Domestic Violence Center
• Resolution establishing the Bay Shore Boulevard Sewer District

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will hold public hearings on a special use permit for an indoor children's playground (Kids Empire) at 2255 E. Ridge Rd. and on rezoning a portion of Tax ID 107.06-1-32 from R-1 to R-2. The board will also consider appointments, ARPA fund allocations for vehicles and community organizations, a stump grinder purchase, and a special event license, among other items.

• Public hearing and vote on a special use permit for Kids Empire indoor children's playground at 2255 E. Ridge Rd. in the C-Business District
• Public hearing on rezoning a portion of Tax ID 107.06-1-32 from R-1 to R-2 Residential for a conforming lot
• Resolution calling for a public hearing on rezoning 2305 Portland Avenue from R-6 to C-Business District
• Allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds for vehicles in the Community Development Department and for the Child Advocacy Center and Willow Domestic Violence Center
• Authorization to purchase one 2024 or newer model year stump grinder for the Department of Public Works

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold public hearings on two proposed housing projects. One is a 104-unit apartment complex at 2590 Culver Road, and the other is an expansion of Brookside Cottages with four duplex units at 41, 51, and 61 Lorraine Drive. Both hearings will take place at the September 30 meeting.

• Preliminary Site Plan Approval for 104-unit apartment buildings at 2590 Culver Road
• Steep Slope & Woodlot Environmental Protection Overlay District Permits for 2590 Culver Road
• Preliminary Site Plan Approval for four duplex units (8 cottages) at 41, 51, 61 Lorraine Drive
• Public hearings scheduled for both projects on September 30, 2024

Town Board

The Town Board is meeting for a workshop to receive department head updates. The body will review agenda items for the Regular Town Board meeting scheduled for September 17, 2024.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on September 9, 2024, and approved two area variances. One allowed a reduced rear setback for a deck reconstruction on Whipple Lane, and the other permitted a slightly larger sign for a skin spa on Titus Avenue.

• Approved area variance for reduced rear setback of 13 feet at 419 Whipple Lane (R-2 Residential)
• Approved area variance for increased sign square footage of 5 sq ft at 1146 Titus Avenue (R-6 Residential)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings to consider three area variance applications. These include requests for setbacks and parking requirements for residential and commercial properties.

• Case ZB2024-09-03: Request for 0-foot side setback and reduced parking for 22 apartments and 6,000SF of commercial space at 4530 St. Paul Blvd
• Case ZB2024-09-01: Request for 13-foot rear setback for a deck at 419 Whipple Lane
• Case ZB2024-09-02: Request for 5 square feet increase for a sign at 1146 Titus Avenue

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will vote on a resolution to approve a special event license for I-Square, LLC for their 2024 Summer Concert Series, Car Shows, and Festivals. The events will take place at 400-401 Bakers Park, Rochester, from May through December 2024. The resolution includes a condition that I-Square notify all affected residents before events.

• Resolution to approve a special event license for I-Square, LLC for summer concerts, car shows, and festivals at 400-401 Bakers Park
• Condition: I-Square must notify affected residents before each event

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss a town-wide historic resource survey. The meeting includes a presentation by kta preservation specialists and a review of correspondence regarding the Wimbledon Road Historic District Listing.

• Introductory presentation by kta preservation specialists on Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey
• Correspondence regarding Wimbledon Road Historic District Listing
• Update to Landmark Owner letter and pamphlet

The commission was notified that the Wimbledon Road Historic Preservation District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 9, 2024. The commission also reviewed a final draft of a letter and brochure, made minor corrections, and discussed the upcoming town-wide historic resource survey with KTA Preservation Specialists. No new applications were submitted, and no formal votes were taken on substantive matters.

• Adopted July 30, 2024 meeting minutes with minor edits (motion by BD, seconded by SC)
• Reviewed and corrected final draft of letter and brochure for printing

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold public hearings on four applications, including a site plan for the expansion of Brookside Cottages with eight duplex units. The board will also take action on a special use permit for Kids Empire indoor playground and a rezoning request for St. Ambrose Church. One case has been postponed at the applicant's request.

• Public hearing: Sunoco signage update at 2075 E. Ridge Road (Case PB2024-07-02)
• Public hearing: Subdivision of 5.3-acre parcel at 193 St. Joseph Street (Case PB2024-08-01)
• Public hearing: Burger King renovation at 625 E. Ridge Road (Case PB2024-08-03)
• Public hearing: Brookside Cottages expansion – 8 duplex units at 41, 51, 61 Lorraine Drive (Case PB2024-08-04)
• Board action: Special use permit for Kids Empire indoor playground at 2255 E. Ridge Road and rezoning for St. Ambrose Church

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held public hearings and took action on several applications at its August 26, 2024 meeting. Approvals were granted with conditions for Sunoco signage, a subdivision on St. Joseph Street, and a Burger King façade and drive-thru renovation. The Brookside Cottages expansion was adjourned, and a subdivision/apartment project was postponed. The Board also issued positive referrals for a kids' playground special use permit and a residential rezoning.

• Sunoco signage approval at 2075 E. Ridge Road – no canopy illumination
• Subdivision approval for 193 St. Joseph Street (5.3-acre split into two lots)
• Burger King preliminary/final site plan at 625 E. Ridge Road – new façade, canopy, drive-thru, with native landscaping and lighting conditions
• Brookside Cottages expansion (8 duplex units at 41-61 Lorraine Drive) adjourned, public hearing left open
• Positive referral for Kids Empire indoor playground special use permit at 2255 E. Ridge Road

Town Board

The Town Board will hold public hearings on no-stopping signs and consider a local law amendment. They will also vote on resolutions including appointments, a rezoning public hearing for a parcel from R-1 to R-2, a special use permit for Kids Empire at 2255 E Ridge Road, a capital lease for a pothole patcher, acceptance of grants, and an amendment to the I-Square, LLC payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement.

• Public hearing on local law to install no-stopping signs
• Resolution calling for public hearing on rezoning tax ID 107.06-1-32 from R-1 to R-2 Residential District
• Resolution granting special use permit for Kids Empire at 2255 E Ridge Road
• Resolution authorizing capital lease for a pothole patcher for Public Works
• Resolution authorizing amendment to I-Square, LLC Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement

Town Board

The Town Board will conduct a public hearing regarding 95 Lake Bluff Rd, a severely deteriorated property deemed a danger to neighbors. The board will also consider a resolution to provisionally appoint a Payroll Clerk at $24.97 per hour, and another to authorize capital lease financing for a $301,796 pothole patcher for the Department of Public Works.

• Public hearing on 95 Lake Bluff Rd, a property with collapsed sections, hoarding, and fire danger, after years of code enforcement attempts
• Police forced entry in May to check welfare; property posted uninhabitable; neighbors report owner living in tent
• Resolution to provisionally appoint a Payroll Clerk in Human Resources at $24.97/hr
• Resolution to finance a 2024 Bergkamp Flameless Pothole Patcher via capital lease at $301,796

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for three area variance requests. The board will also act on a building inspector's interpretation of Town Code regarding a home occupation.

• Case ZB2024-08-01: Sign setback variance for Episcopal Senior Life at 65 Brower Road
• Case ZB2024-08-02: Side and front setback variances for a second story addition at 360 Rock Beach Road
• Case ZB2024-08-03: Side setback variance for a deck at 426 Rawlinson Road
• Interpretation of Town Code §235-8 (7)(c) for a proposed home occupation at 1688 N. Winton Road

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed four cases involving property setbacks and code interpretations. The board granted three requests for variances and affirmed a building inspector's decision to deny a home occupation request.

• Approved area variance for a non-illuminated sign at 65 Brower Road
• Approved area variances for a second story addition at 360 Rock Beach Road
• Approved area variance for a deck at 426 Rawlinson Road
• Denied appeal regarding a proposed Home Occupation at 1688 N. Winton Road

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission will review the 2025 budget update and discuss several ongoing historic preservation projects. The meeting includes updates on a town-wide resource survey and the Wimbledon Road National Register District.

• 2025 Budget update
• Landmark Designation Clarification and Amendment for 690 Titus Avenue
• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey update
• Wimbledon Road National Register District signage and future public event
• Draft revised code update

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held public hearings and took actions on three applications. It granted conditional signage approval for Episcopal Senior Life at 65 Brower Road, subject to a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals. The Board adjourned a Sunoco signage case until August pending applicant attendance. The applicant for a subdivision and site plan to create 22 apartments and 6,000 SF of commercial space at 4530 St. Paul Blvd postponed their case to the August meeting.

• Conditional signage approval for Episcopal Senior Life at 65 Brower Road, requiring area variance from ZBA
• Sunoco signage update at 2075 E. Ridge Road adjourned to August meeting
• Subdivision and preliminary/final site plan for 22 apartments and 6,000 SF commercial at 4530 St. Paul Blvd (41 Colebrook Drive) postponed by applicant

Town Board

The Town Board will hold a public hearing to amend Town Code regarding NYS DEC requirements and vote on several provisional appointments. The board is also deciding on rezoning for 41 Lorraine Drive and approving multiple Community Development Block Grant agreements.

• Rezoning application for 41 Lorraine Drive from R-1 Residential to MUC – Mixed Use Commercial District
• Public hearing on amending Chapter 136 of Town Code to conform with NYS DEC requirements
• Settlement agreements with Rite Aid #4894, Walgreen Eastern CO., Inc. (700 Ridge Road), and HD Development of Maryland/Home Depot #1273
• CDBG agreements with Catholic Family Center, Housing Council at Pathstone, Irondequoit Community Cupboard, and Lifespan of Greater Rochester, Inc.
• Bid award for the Bellehurst Pump Station Improvement Project

Town Board

The Town Board met for a workshop to consider several resolutions for action. Items included accepting a $155,900 state grant for law enforcement technology and awarding a contract for body worn cameras. The board also reviewed an agreement with the NYS DEC regarding hunting and fishing licenses.

• Accepting a $155,900 LETECH grant for police technology
• Awarding a $238,500 bid to Motorola Solutions for body worn cameras
• Approving an agreement with NYS DEC for automated licensing services

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold public hearings on two signage requests and a subdivision/site plan application. The subdivision case, which involves converting a building into 22 apartments and 6,000 sq ft of commercial space, has been postponed by the applicant.

• Signage approval for Image 360 Rochester at 65 Brower Road (R-5 Residential District)
• Signage updates for Sunoco at 2075 E. Ridge Road (C-Business District)
• Subdivision and site plan for 4530 St. Paul Blvd / 41 Colebrook Drive: 6.368-acre parcel into two lots, 22 apartments and 6,000 sq ft commercial (postponed)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals met to review several property applications. The Board approved area variances for a new house on Culver Road and an above-ground pool on St. Paul Blvd. A special use permit was also granted for keeping six hens at 4805 St. Paul Blvd.

• Approval of area variance for a new single-family dwelling at 4971 Culver Road
• Approval of area variance for an above-ground pool on St. Paul Blvd
• Granting of special use permit to harbor six hens at 4805 St. Paul Blvd

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on July 1, 2024. The board will review applications regarding a poultry permit, an above-ground pool installation, and a new single-family home project.

• Special Use Permit for six hens at 4805 St. Paul Blvd
• Area Variance for an above-ground pool on St. Paul Blvd
• Area Variances for a new single-family dwelling at 4971 Culver Road

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission will review the May 28, 2024, meeting minutes and receive a 2025 budget process update. Discussion includes the Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey and the Wimbledon Road National Register District. The agenda also covers updates to landmark owner materials and draft revised code.

• 2025 Budget process update
• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey
• Wimbledon Road National Register District updates
• Draft revised code update
• Landmark Owner letter and pamphlet update

Planning Board

The Board granted signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue with specific lighting conditions. The Board also tabled a request to subdivide land at 4530 St. Paul Blvd for an apartment and commercial project.

• Signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue
• Subdivision of 6.368 acres at 4530 St. Paul Blvd into two lots
• Proposed redevelopment including 22 apartments and 6,000SF of commercial space

Town Board

The June 18 meeting includes public hearings for a special use permit at 775 Titus Avenue and rezoning of 41 Lorraine Drive. The board will also review budget amendments, staff appointments, and new service agreements. A financial report covering April 2024 will be presented.

• Rezoning 41 Lorraine Drive from R-1 Residential to Mixed Use Commercial District
• Special Use Permit request for 775 Titus Avenue
• Agreement with Proway Management for lead paint testing services
• Adoption of a Progressive Discipline Policy
• Use of ARPA funding for Irondequoit Ambulance and Sunset House

Town Board

The Town Board held a workshop meeting to review department updates and proposed resolutions. The board considered provisional appointments for an Assistant Fire Marshal and an Office Clerk III. Additionally, the board reviewed a proposal from Robinhood Racing LLC to manage the annual July 4th race.

• Acceptance of Robinhood Racing LLC proposal to administer the Irondequoit 10K and 2-Mile July 4th race
• Provisional appointment of Heidi Boehl as Assistant Fire Marshal at $28.04 per hour
• Provisional appointment of Doreen Ives as Office Clerk III at $18.57 per hour
• Robinhood Racing LLC to pay the Town a fee of $7.50 for each registered runner

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a public hearing regarding a final site plan for 775 Titus Avenue. The board is also considering requests for outdoor seating permits and the rezoning of 41 Lorraine Drive to a mixed-use commercial district.

• Public hearing for final site plan approval at 775 Titus Avenue
• Request for a special use permit for outdoor seating
• Rezoning of 41 Lorraine Drive from R-1 Residential to Mixed Use Commercial District

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a workshop on June 10 and public hearings on June 24. Agenda items include site alterations for Burger King, signage approval for Citizens Bank, and a subdivision project at 4530 St. Paul Blvd.

• Redevelopment of 4530 St. Paul Blvd into 22 apartments and 6,000SF of commercial space
• Site alterations and renovations for Burger King at 625 E. Ridge Road
• Signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Special Planning Board met to review applications from I-Square. The Board granted final site plan approval for 775 Titus Avenue. It also issued positive referrals to the Town Board regarding outdoor seating and a rezoning request for 41 Lorraine Drive.

• Final Site Plan Approval for 775 Titus Avenue
• Positive Referral for outdoor seating special use permit at 775 Titus Avenue
• Positive Referral for rezoning 41 Lorraine Drive from R-1 to MUC

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing and voted on three cases. It approved a special use permit for keeping six hens at 153 Oakridge Drive with conditions, and approved a fence height variance at 344 Sagamore Drive. A request for variances for a 10-unit apartment building on St. Paul Blvd was suspended pending a separate special use permit application.

• Approved special use permit for six hens at 153 Oakridge Drive, with conditions including no roosters, annual inspections, and coop setbacks.
• Approved area variance for side yard fencing at 344 Sagamore Drive.
• Suspended/adjourned variance request for 10-unit apartment building at 5324-5340 St. Paul Blvd and 8 Second Street, pending special use permit application.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on June 3, 2024, to consider three applications: a special use permit for keeping hens, an area variance for a fence, and area variances for a proposed 10-unit apartment building. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person.

• Special Use Permit for 6 hens with coop at 153 Oakridge Drive (R-1 District)
• Area Variance for side yard fencing exceeding height limit at 344 Sagamore Drive (R-1 District)
• Area Variances for 10-unit apartment building with 2 detached garages at 5324-5340 St. Paul Blvd and 8 Second Street (C-Business District)
• Variances sought for setbacks, building coverage, and lot area

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission will review budget updates for the current year and the 2025 process. Members will discuss the Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey and the Wimbledon Road National Register District. No new applications are on the agenda.

• Current and 2025 budget updates
• Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey update
• Wimbledon Road National Register District signage and future event
• Draft revised code update
• Landmark plaques and cast-iron historic markers update

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will hold public hearings and vote on the 2024 Community Development Block Grant program and an extension of the moratorium on secondhand dealer licenses. The board will also consider several appointments, a capital lease for a sidewalk plow, and a memorandum of understanding with the FBI for a child exploitation task force. The agenda includes routine items such as budget amendments, surplus declarations, and contracts for the Fourth of July celebration.

• Public hearing and resolution adopting the 2024 Community Development Block Grant Program
• Public hearing and resolution extending the moratorium on secondhand dealer licenses
• Resolution authorizing capital lease financing with J.P. Morgan for a track-mounted sidewalk plow
• Resolution authorizing MOU with FBI for Buffalo Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force
• Resolution calling for public hearing on rezoning 41 Lorraine Drive from R-1 to MUC

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held a public hearing on May 20, 2024, and approved signage for three businesses on E. Ridge Road and Hudson Avenue, each with conditions. The board adjourned a final site plan request from I-Square for 775 Titus Avenue, pending revised drawings with landscaping, fencing, and bollard details. The I-Square case will be discussed at the June 10th workshop.

• Signage approval for 850 E. Ridge Road (Bin Sun) with condition on future lighting/signage
• Signage approval for 2255 E. Ridge Road (Culver-Ridge Plaza) with lighting hours condition
• Signage approval for 2111 Hudson Avenue (Life Storage) requiring brick base and 10'6" max height
• I-Square final site plan (775 Titus Avenue) adjourned pending revised plan set
• I-Square case scheduled for June 10th Planning Board workshop

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold public hearings on several applications, including signage approvals for businesses on E. Ridge Road and Hudson Avenue, a final site plan for I-Square on Titus Avenue, and a subdivision on St. Paul Blvd. Two cases have been postponed and will not be heard: the subdivision at 4530 St. Paul Blvd and the EPOD permits for 104 apartment units on Culver Road.

• Signage approval for existing building-mounted sign at 850 E. Ridge Road (PB2024-05-01)
• Signage approval for one building-mounted sign and three tenant panels at 2255 E. Ridge Road (Culver-Ridge Plaza) (PB2024-05-02)
• Signage approval to amend existing monument sign at 2111 Hudson Avenue (PB2024-05-03)
• Final site plan approval for I-Square at 775 Titus Avenue, per settlement agreement in Town v. I-Square litigation (PB2024-05-05)
• Postponed: subdivision of 6.368-acre parcel at 4530 St. Paul Blvd (PB2024-05-04) and EPOD permits for 104-unit apartment complex at 2590 Culver Road (PB2024-05-06)

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board workshop meeting on May 13, 2024, includes presentations on marijuana use updates and the town audit, plus review of items for the May 21 regular meeting. The board is considering four resolutions: capital lease financing for a sidewalk plow, provisional appointments for an office clerk and a payroll clerk, and a temporary deputy town clerk appointment.

• Capital lease of $229,821.10 with JP Morgan Equipment Finance for a 2023 Prinoth SW50 track-mounted sidewalk plow
• Provisional appointment of Megan Benwitz as Office Clerk III in Police Dept at $18.57/hour
• Provisional appointment of Frank Lazzaro III as Payroll Clerk in Human Resources at $26.49/hour
• Appointment of Ann Doeller as deputy town clerk at $29.66/hour from May 20-25, 2024
• Proclamation recognizing Irondequoit Chorale's 30th anniversary

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold a workshop on May 13 and a regular meeting with public hearings on May 20. The most significant item is a sketch plan conference for a 104-unit apartment complex at 2590 Culver Road, though the applicant has postponed the related permit hearing. Other items include signage approvals, a subdivision, and a site plan approval tied to a settlement with I-Square.

• Sketch plan for 104-unit apartment complex at 2590 Culver Road (PB2024-05-06)
• Signage approval to maintain existing sign at 850 E. Ridge Road (PB2024-05-01)
• Signage approval for one building sign and three tenant panels at 2255 E. Ridge Road (PB2024-05-02)
• Subdivision of 6.368-acre parcel at 4530 St. Paul Blvd into two lots (PB2024-05-04)
• Final site plan approval for I-Square at 775 Titus Avenue per settlement agreement (PB2024-05-05)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing on May 6, 2024, and voted on eight variance requests and one code interpretation. Seven area variances and a special use permit renewal were approved, some with conditions, while a variance for a five-townhouse development at 91 Lakefront was denied. The board also upheld the code enforcement officer's decision on the expiration of a prior variance for 36 Madison Terrace.

• Approved area variance for Jonathan Wixson at 149 Belmeade Road (addition with reduced side setback)
• Granted special use permit renewal to Miranda Delvecchio for six hens at 115 Valley View Crescent, with conditions (no roosters, annual inspection, buried fencing)
• Approved area variance for Thomas Harkin at 170 Bay Side Drive (new garage exceeding lot coverage and height)
• Denied area variance for Steve Labuzetta at 91 Lakefront (five townhouse buildings, ten units)
• Upheld code enforcement officer's expiration determination for variance at 36 Madison Terrace

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on May 6, 2024, to consider eight applications for area variances and special use permits. The most consequential item is a request to develop five townhouse buildings with ten dwelling units at 91 Lakefront, which needs a variance for less than required square footage per dwelling unit. Other items include residential additions, fencing, and a garage replacement. The board will also act on an interpretation of a prior variance expiration for 36 Madison Terrace.

• Area variance for 10-unit townhouse development at 91 Lakefront (WD district)
• Area variance for resubdivision of two lots at 184 & 200 Pinewood Trail
• Special use permit renewal for keeping six hens at 115 Valley View Crescent
• Area variance for new detached garage exceeding lot coverage and height at 170 Bay Side Drive
• Board action on expiration of variance for 36 Madison Terrace

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a special meeting to consider one action item: a resolution approving a special event license for the Irondequoit Little League Parade and Festival. The agenda also includes the pledge of allegiance, roll call, and public input. The next workshop and regular board meetings are scheduled for May 13 and May 21.

• Resolution 05STB2024-01: Approving a special event license for the Irondequoit Little League Parade and Festival

Historic Preservation Commission

The Commission will review proposals received for a town-wide historic resource survey RFP. The meeting also includes a public discussion regarding the Wimbledon Road National Register District.

• Review of invited bidders and proposals for Town-Wide Historic Resource Survey RFP
• Public meeting regarding Wimbledon Road National Register District led by NYS OPRHP Staff

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held a public hearing on three applications. It granted preliminary and final site plan approval for an in-law dwelling unit on St. Joseph Street, renewed environmental protection permits for properties on Newport Road, and adjourned a proposal for two apartment buildings on Titus Avenue until the May meetings.

• Approved preliminary & final site plan for an in-law dwelling unit at 300 St. Joseph Street (R-R Rural Residential District)
• Adjourned site plan review for two multi-family buildings (16 market-rate units) at 550 & 560 Titus Avenue until May meetings
• Approved renewal of EPOD permits (wetland, steep slope, woodlot, floodplain) for 400 & 500 Newport Road

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will consider 24 resolutions at its April 16, 2024 meeting, covering appointments, policies, and purchases. Key items include authorizing a public hearing for the 2024 Community Development Block Grant program, adopting a moratorium on secondhand dealer licenses, purchasing a 2023 Dodge Charger police vehicle, and awarding a bid for Titus Avenue sidewalk improvements. The board will also vote on a settlement agreement with I-Square, LLC regarding ongoing litigation.

• Resolution 04A2024-10: Ratify agreement with I-Square, LLC in lawsuit Town of Irondequoit v. I-Square, LLC
• Resolution 04A2024-14: Public hearing on local law for moratorium on secondhand dealer licenses
• Resolution 04A2024-15: Purchase one 2023 Dodge Charger Police AWD vehicle
• Resolution 04A2024-16: Award bid for Titus Avenue sidewalk improvements
• Resolution 04A2024-6: Schedule public hearing for 2024 Community Development Block Grant program

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold a workshop on April 15 to discuss four applications, including a Burger King site alteration at 625 E. Ridge Road, an in-law dwelling unit at 300 St. Joseph Street, two apartment buildings at 550 & 560 Titus Avenue, and renewal of environmental permits at 400 & 500 Newport Road. A public hearing on April 29 will allow residents to comment on the in-law unit, the apartments, and the permit renewals.

• Sketch plan for Burger King site alterations at 625 E. Ridge Road
• Preliminary/final approval for one in-law dwelling unit at 300 St. Joseph Street
• Two apartment buildings with 16 market-rate units at 550 & 560 Titus Avenue
• Renewal of EPOD permits (wetland, steep slope, woodlot, floodplain) at 400 & 500 Newport Road
• Public hearings on April 29 with 5-minute comment limit per person

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a workshop meeting to review agenda items for the April 16 regular meeting and to consider a resolution authorizing Acting Town Clerk Latasha Elder to attend the 2024 New York State Town Clerks Conference in Albany from April 21-24, with costs not to exceed $1,500, funded by a transfer from the general fund balance. The board will also recognize the Rochester Parkinson Network for World Parkinson's Day and receive department head updates.

• Resolution 04WS2024-1 authorizing attendance at the 2024 NYS Town Clerks Conference, cost not to exceed $1,500
• Transfer of general fund balance to Town Clerk budget (Account No. 001-1410-4100) for conference costs
• Proclamation recognizing Rochester Parkinson Network for World Parkinson's Day
• Review of agenda items for the April 16, 2024 regular Town Board meeting

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on April 1, 2024, to consider one application. Ryan Fly requests an area variance to install six-foot-high side yard fencing at 349 Thomas Avenue in an R-1 Residential District. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person and must pertain to this application.

• Area variance request by Ryan Fly for six-foot side yard fencing
• Property at 349 Thomas Avenue in R-1 Residential District
• Public hearing at Irondequoit Town Hall, Broderick Room, 7:01 PM

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing and approved a single area variance request. The applicant sought permission to install six-foot-high side yard fencing at 349 Thomas Avenue in an R-1 Residential District. The board approved the variance as submitted.

• Approved area variance for six-foot side yard fence at 349 Thomas Avenue
• Property located in R-1 Residential District
• Request by Ryan Fly

Historic Preservation Commission

The agenda provides the date and location for the March 26, 2024, public hearing. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed in the provided text.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Planning Board held a public hearing on March 25, 2024, to consider three applications. It approved preliminary and final site plan approval for the redevelopment of the existing Regal movie theater at 2255 E. Ridge Road, including traffic improvements. The board tabled two other applications: a special use permit for ten townhouse units at 91 Lakefront and a signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue, pending further review and revised submissions.

• Approved Preliminary & Final Site Plan for Regal theater redevelopment at 2255 E. Ridge Road
• Tabled Special Use Permit for 10 townhouse units at 91 Lakefront (Summer Villas on Third, LLC)
• Tabled signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue
• Board to check SEQRA action for townhouse application
• Revised signage submissions due by April 10, 2024

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will hold three public hearings: one on the Community Development Block Grant program, one on a special use permit for Fifth Frame Brewing Company at 5370 St. Paul Blvd, and one on a conditional special use permit for an in-law dwelling at 300 St. Joseph St. The board will also consider several resolutions, including appointments, budget transfers, a capital lease for a pickup truck, and various contracts.

• Public hearing on CDBG program (03PH2024-1)
• Special use permit for Fifth Frame Brewing Company, 5370 St. Paul Blvd (03PH2024-2)
• Conditional special use permit for in-law dwelling, 300 St. Joseph St (03PH2024-3)
• Capital lease financing with JP Morgan for pickup truck (03A2024-11)
• Agreement with East Irondequoit Central School District (03A2024-18)

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold a workshop on March 11 and a regular meeting with public hearings on March 25, 2024. They will consider a special use permit for ten townhouses at 91 Lakefront, signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue, and preliminary site plan approval for redevelopment of the Regal movie theater at 2255 E. Ridge Road. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person.

• Special use permit for 10 townhouse units at 91 Lakefront (WD District)
• Signage approval for Citizens Bank at 525 Titus Avenue
• Preliminary site plan for Regal theater redevelopment and traffic improvements at 2255 E. Ridge Road

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a workshop meeting to discuss and vote on several resolutions, including appointing a new Director of Developmental Services, closing Town Hall for the April 8 solar eclipse, and rescheduling April meetings. The board will also consider a capital lease for a new truck and appointments to the Deer Management Program Board.

• Approve $85,000 annual salary for new Director of Developmental Services
• Close Town Hall on April 8, 2024 for solar eclipse; essential staff get floating holiday
• Reschedule April Town Board workshop from April 8 to April 9, 2024
• Reschedule April Planning Board meetings to April 15 and April 29, 2024
• Authorize capital lease for one Ford F550 XL truck for Public Works

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on March 4, 2024, to consider three area variance requests. One application, for a pergola at 5370 St. Paul Blvd, has been withdrawn. The board will hear requests for a fence, an accessory structure, and a new home, each with specific zoning variances.

• Area variance for 6-foot rear yard fence at 24 Barry Road (R-1 district)
• Area variance for accessory structure without primary residence at 385 Bay Front Lane N. (R-2 district)
• Area variance for new single-family dwelling with reduced front setback at 1607 Titus Avenue (R-1 & R-2 districts)
• Withdrawn: pergola with reduced corner setback at 5370 St. Paul Blvd (C-Business district)

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a special meeting to act on two items: appointing Anthony Costanza as Assessor and considering a rezoning application for a portion of 1700 Hudson Avenue from R-4 Residential to C-Business District. The board will also vote on a negative declaration under SEQRA for the rezoning, meaning no environmental impact statement is required.

• Appointment of Anthony Costanza as Assessor at $80,381 annual salary, term through September 30, 2025
• Rezoning of 1700 Hudson Avenue (Tax ID 091.07-1-96.2) from R-4 Residential to C-Business District
• Adoption of a Negative Declaration under SEQRA for the rezoning
• Project involves subdividing part of 1700 Hudson Avenue and combining with 720 Ridge Road (Eagle Ridge Hudson Re-subdivision)

Historic Preservation Commission

The agenda provides the schedule of public hearings for the year. No specific items for decision or discussion are listed for the February 27 meeting.

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold a public hearing and consider referrals for three items: a signage update for Rochester Phoenix Martial Arts, a conditional special use permit for an in-law dwelling unit, and a special use permit for Fifth Frame Brewing Company to operate a restaurant with seating for more than 30 patrons. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person.

• Public hearing: Signage approval for Rochester Phoenix Martial Arts at 563 Titus Avenue (MUC district)
• Conditional special use permit for in-law dwelling unit at 300 St. Joseph Street (R-R district)
• Special use permit for Fifth Frame Brewing Company at 5370 St. Paul Blvd to operate a restaurant with seating for more than 30 patrons (C-Business district)

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board held a public hearing and made decisions on three items. It granted signage approval to Rochester Phoenix Martial Arts with conditions, and offered positive referrals to the Town Board for a conditional special use permit for an in-law dwelling and a special use permit for Fifth Frame Brewing Company to operate a restaurant.

• Signage approval for Rochester Phoenix Martial Arts at 563 Titus Avenue, with lighting restrictions (under 4,000 kelvins, off 2 hours after close, no internal lighting)
• Positive referral for in-law dwelling unit at 300 St. Joseph Street (R-R Rural Residential District)
• Positive referral for Fifth Frame Brewing Company at 5370 St. Paul Blvd to operate a restaurant/bar with seating for 30+ patrons (C-Business District)

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board will hold a regular meeting on February 22, 2024, to consider a range of resolutions, including appointments, community development items, police and public works purchases, and special event licenses. Key actions include rezoning a portion of 1700 Hudson Avenue, special use permits for 5370 St. Paul Blvd. and 300 St. Joseph Street, and purchasing two K9 dogs. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes and setting mileage reimbursement rates.

• Rezoning a portion of 1700 Hudson Avenue from R-4 Residential to C-Business District
• Special use permit for 5370 St. Paul Blvd. in C-Business District
• Special use permit for 300 St. Joseph Street in R-R Rural Residential District
• Purchase of two K9 dogs for Police Department K9 Unit
• Awarding bid for Seneca Road Reconstruction

Planning Board

The February 12 workshop meeting includes sketch plan conferences for two redevelopment projects. The board will also hold a public hearing on February 26 regarding signage for Rochester Phoenix Martial Arts.

• Proposed 3-story brick building redevelopment at 41 Colebrook Drive (4530 St. Paul Blvd)
• Proposed 95-unit apartment complex and community building at 2590 Culver Road
• Public hearing for signage approval at 563 Titus Avenue

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a workshop meeting to discuss and potentially act on three resolutions: appointing a new Office Clerk IV, authorizing a capital lease with M&T Bank for a plow truck, and authorizing the Supervisor to sign a Notice of Intent with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation for stormwater permit compliance. The meeting also includes presentations on the 2023 ambulance report and a local brewery, plus department head updates and a review of items for the February 22 regular meeting.

• Appointment of Darian Bryant as Office Clerk IV at $18.00 per hour
• Capital lease with M&T Bank for a 2023 Ford F450 XL plow truck, principal amount $81,901.30
• Authorization for Supervisor to sign electronic Notice of Intent (eNOT) for MS4 stormwater permit with NYSDEC
• Presentation of 2023 Irondequoit Ambulance Report to the community
• Presentation by Jon Mervine from Fifth Frame Brewing Co.

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding a special meeting to take action on a single item. The board will consider a resolution to approve a special event license for the YellowJacket/Fleet Feet Cupid’s Cup 5K Run/Walk.

• Resolution 02STB2024-1: Special Event License for YellowJacket/Fleet Feet Cupid’s Cup 5K Run/Walk

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on two area variance requests. The first is for an inground swimming pool at 255 Sagamore Drive, and the second is for a new Starbucks drive-through at 2080 E. Ridge Road. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person.

• Area variance for inground pool at 255 Sagamore Drive (R-1 Residential District)
• Area variances for new 1,300+ sq ft Starbucks drive-through at 2080 E. Ridge Road (C-Business District)
• Variances sought for reduced side and principal building setbacks (pool)
• Variances sought for reduced parking, front and rear setbacks (Starbucks)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals held a public hearing and approved two area variance requests. One allowed a residential in-ground pool with a reduced setback, and the other allowed construction of a new drive-through Starbucks with reduced parking and setbacks.

• Approved area variance for in-ground pool at 255 Sagamore Drive, with pool edge no closer than 4 feet to west lot line
• Approved area variances for new 1,300+ sq ft drive-through Starbucks at 2080 E. Ridge Road, as submitted

Historic Preservation Commission

The provided document is a schedule of public hearing dates for the 2024 calendar year. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed for the January 30, 2024 meeting.

Planning Board

The Irondequoit Planning Board will hold public hearings on two site plan requests: one to amend a previously approved site plan for St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish to demolish a building for parking, and another by Regional Transit Service to relocate and construct a new Connection Hub. The board will also receive a presentation on the site plan review process.

• Public hearing on revised site plan for St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish at 2732 Culver Road (R-5 Residential District)
• Public hearing on preliminary site plan and subdivision for Regional Transit Service Connection Hub at 2111 Hudson Avenue (C-Business District)
• Presentation by LaBella Associates on site plan review process

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board is holding its regular meeting on January 16, 2024, with a full agenda of resolutions for board action, including appointments, a capital lease for a plow truck, and approval of the 2024 meeting schedule. The board will also receive a preliminary financial report for 2023, showing total expenses at 100.5% of budget and revenue at 99.6% of budget as of December 31.

• Resolution authorizing capital lease financing of one plow truck for the Bureau of Public Works
• Resolution authorizing the appointment of a Tree Trimmer, Motor Equipment Operator, Bingo Inspector, and Secretary to the Town Supervisor
• Resolution authorizing the Supervisor to appoint seasonal, on-call, part-time, and temporary staff for 2024
• Resolution authorizing two officers to attend TACOPS North NYTOA Tactical Training Conference in Verona, NY
• Resolution approving the 2024 Organizational, Workshop, and Regular Town Board Meeting Schedules

Town Board

This is a workshop meeting where the Irondequoit Town Board will review agenda items for the upcoming January 16 regular meeting. The only item listed for board action is a resolution authorizing capital lease financing for one plow truck for the Bureau of Public Works. Department head updates and an address by Mr. Nolan are also scheduled.

• Resolution 01WS2024-1 authorizing capital lease financing of one plow truck for the Bureau of Public Works

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals met to consider and approve applications for area variances from Hannah Wahl and Luisa Giovannini.

• Approved Area Variance (Case No: ZB2023-12-01) for Hannah Wahl at 4004 St. Paul Blvd
• Approved Area Variance (Case No: ZB2024-01-01) for Luisa Giovannini at 56 Brookview Drive

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Irondequoit Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on two area variance requests related to residential fencing. The first is a tabled item to maintain existing front yard fencing at 4004 St. Paul Blvd, and the second is a request to install six-foot-high side yard fencing at 56 Brookview Drive. Public comments are limited to five minutes per person.

• Case ZB2023-12-01: Area variances for existing front yard fencing at 4004 St. Paul Blvd (R-1 Residential District)
• Case ZB2024-01-01: Area variance for six-foot-high side yard fencing at 56 Brookview Drive (R-1 Residential District)

Town Board

The Irondequoit Town Board held its organizational meeting to make routine annual appointments and adopt standard financial resolutions. Key appointments include Barbara Genier as Town Clerk, Peter Wehner as Deputy Supervisor, and Justine Bartnick as Assistant to the Town Supervisor with a salary of $70,000. The board also reappointed several officials and designated The Daily Record as the official town newspaper.

• Appointed Justine Bartnick as Assistant to the Town Supervisor at $70,000/year, with $82,075 transferred from General Fund
• Reappointed Bernard J. Blocchi as Planning Board Chairman for term ending Dec 31, 2025
• Designated The Daily Record as official town newspaper
• Approved blanket bonding for town officers, clerks, and employees
• Required all town checks to be countersigned by the Comptroller