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A Town of Batavia resident and business owner reiterated his objections Tuesday night to a proposed Genesee Biogas plant earmarked for the Genesee Valley Agri-Business Park but, once again, project

A long-discussed plan to build a biogas plant in the Genesee Valley Agri-business Park in the Town of Batavia is again moving forward with the recommended approval on Thursday of a height variance for

A 60-unit housing development in a R-3 zoned area off of Lake Road in Le Roy received unanimous approval on Wednesday. Eric Biscaro, who built and operates Clinton Crossings in Batavia, has said the complex will consist of 30 duplex homes on 16 acres off Route 19. The complex will be open only to people aged 50 and older. Of the 16 acres, only about five acres will be

With too few members present to form a quorum, the Le Roy Planning Board on Tuesday night could not vote on a proposal by developer Eric Biscaro to build a 60-unit housing development on Lake Road. Even so, Biscaro, planners, and residents were given a chance to discuss the project and it will move forward with the next step in the approval process -- a public hearing with the

Genesee County planners tonight debated the need for a sidewalk extension on Lake Street (Route 19) before recommending approval with modifications of a special use permit for Batavia businessman Eric Biscaro to construct a 60-unit patio home development in the Village of Le Roy. Biscaro did not attend the Zoom meeting as he recused himself since he also is a member of the

Should the Genesee County Planning Board on Thursday night follow the lead of the Genesee County Planning Department staff, proposals to install two 5-megawatt, ground-mounted solar systems in the Town of Stafford will be sent back to the drawing board. The planning department staff is recommending disapproval of the referral submitted by the Stafford Town Board, Planning

Less than four months after being turned back in an effort to build and operate a 50-and-over patio home development off East Avenue in the Village of Le Roy, Batavia entrepreneur Eric Biscaro has his sights set on another location – this one on Lake Street (Route 19), just south of the transfer station on West Bergen Road. Biscaro, speaking to The Batavian today, said he sees

Batavia businessman Eric Biscaro’s attempt to construct a 30-duplex unit senior housing complex off East Avenue and develop 18 single-family home building lots on that street came to a screeching halt at tonight’s Le Roy Village Board meeting. Biscaro introduced the project back in April to the Genesee County Planning Board following discussions with Village Mayor Greg Rogers