Town of Amherst · week of October 17, 2026
5 developments and 3 issues moved in Town of Amherst
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Development activity
Holland Heights Subdivision - LD Extension
An extension request for the Holland Heights Subdivision.
still pending
Track this project →22 Chateau Terrace Landmark Designation
22 Chateau Terrace
A proposal to reschedule the public hearing for the landmark designation at 22 Chateau Terrace from November 9 to November 30.
still pending
Track this project →4300 Millersport Highway Development
4300 Millersport Highway
A proposal requiring a public hearing date to be set for development at 4300 Millersport Highway.
still pending
Track this project →Ashley Green Subdivision - LD Extension
An extension request for the Ashley Green Subdivision presented by legal counsel.
still pending
Track this project →Bailey Avenue Rezoning SEQR
Bailey Avenue
A State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) determination for the rezoning of property along Bailey Avenue.
Discussed — no decision yet
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Also discussed
2027 Town Budget and Tax Levy Increase
The town board is reviewing the proposed 2027 town budget and capital improvement program, along with a local law to override the tax levy limit if necessary. These financial plans will guide municipal spending and public investments for the upcoming year.
What it means: Directly impacts property tax rates and municipal spending across Amherst for the 2027 fiscal year.
Follow this issue →Town E-Bike and E-Scooter Regulations
Town officials discussed ongoing public input for new regulations regarding electric bicycles and e-scooters. The board decided to keep public comments open and delay any final voting decision until November 30 to gather more feedback from local cyclists and residents.
What it means: Local cyclists, pedestrians, and motorists seeking clearer safety guidelines for shared roadway usage.
Follow this issue →Senior Center Operational Policies and Restrictions
The town addressed temporary inconveniences at the senior center caused by canopy painting and parking lot maintenance happening right during early voting. Staff and senior center members are actively helping guide voters around the construction.
What it means: Senior center visitors and early voters benefiting from facility upgrades and staff guidance.
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