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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Town of Webster public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
2026 Town Organizational Structure and Appointments
Charles Zlotkus is resigning from the Conservation Board effective September 13, 2026, leaving an open seat with a term ending December 31, 2026.
Van Alystyne Park Subdivision stormwater pond dedication
The Town would take ownership of land containing a stormwater maintenance pond from the Van Alystyne Park Subdivision, meaning the Town would be responsible for maintaining it.
fairlife facility agreements and Certificate of Occupancy
Two items relate to the fairlife facility at 1886 Tebor Road: a license agreement for fencing and gates within Town easements, and up to $34,920 for Campus Construction to provide project management support as fairlife works toward its Certificate of Occupancy.
Sewer Code Amendments (Local Law No. 4)
The Town is proposing to amend sections of Chapter 257 of the Webster Town Code. A public hearing gives residents a chance to weigh in before the Board votes on adoption.
E-Bike Safety and Regulation
Board members raised concerns about reckless e-bike riding on sidewalks and downtown areas, calling for future code discussions to give police enforcement tools.
Vosburg Pump Station Bidding
The board increased the bond authorization for the Vosburg Pump Station upgrade from $5.7 million to $6.35 million due to rising labor and material costs.
Town of Webster 2027 Final Budget
The town is working through preliminary department budgets for 2027, balancing rising operational costs with strategic use of sales tax revenues and fund balances to keep property taxes steady. Pending union contract negotiations mean personnel costs will likely change before final adoption.
Verizon Cell Tower Construction on Wildflower Drive
Residents strongly objected to a proposed 120-foot Verizon cell tower in a residential neighborhood, citing health concerns, declining property values, and negative impacts on Mill Creek wildlife.
Backyard Chicken Coop Application at 440 Lake Road
Residents with backyard chicken coops successfully renewed their special use permits for another four years after maintaining compliant properties with no neighbor complaints.
Olive Garden Restaurant at Holt Road
Plans to convert the old Uno Pizzeria into an Olive Garden were presented to the board. Officials discussed landscaping requirements, brick restoration, and community impacts.