UPDATED: Hearings focus on B&Bs, revised housing plan
As Grand Island becomes more attractive as a destination for tourism and residential development, the town is undergoing some growing pains.
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As Grand Island becomes more attractive as a destination for tourism and residential development, the town is undergoing some growing pains.
The Town Board is considering a zoning change that would subject plans for massive warehouses and distribution centers to heightened scrutiny. However, Erie County officials have come out against the
A developer's plan to build apartments at Ransom and Stony Point roads brought opposition from residents during the third of three public hearings at Monday's lengthy Town Board meeting.
Erie County has come out against Grand Island's proposed zoning changes dealing with the allowable size of warehouses and distributions centers in M-1 and M-2 districts.
The planned Golfside Development across from the former Radisson Hotel was the subject of controversy as the Town Board dealt with a code violation regarding dumping of millings at the site.