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5583 Main Street
Williamsville, NY 14221


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716.631.7000

 
 
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Current Members

Gail A. Adema (M)

Megan  Brinton (M)

Carol H. Grieco (M)

Kevin M. Madoo, P.E. (M)

Paul F. Redding (M)

Ronald C. VanSplunder, R.A., AIA (M)

Caroline T. Duax (m)

Gary Black (O)

David A. Brody (O)

Dr. Joseph Grande (O)

E. Thomas Jones (O)

Ellen Kost (O)

Joseph Weickart (O)

Current Vacancies: None

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Historic Preservation Commission


Town Board Liaison

Guy R. Marlette, Councilmember

phone: 631.7013

email: click to send an email


Mission Statement or Purpose

The powers of the Commission shall include:

(1) To recommend designation of historic landmarks, sites and districts to the Town Board for its consideration.

(2) To advise and recommend to the Town Board on matters of employment of staff and professional consultants as necessary to carry out the duties of the Commission.

(3) To promulgate rules and regulations as necessary for the conduct of its business. 

(4) To adopt criteria for the identification of significant historic architectural and cultural landmarks and or for the delineation of historic districts.

(5) To conduct surveys of significant historic, architectural and cultural landmarks within the town. 

(6) To make recommendations to the Town Board on the acceptance or donation of facade easements and development rights, the acquisition of facade easements and development rights or other interests in real property as necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. 

(7) To increase public awareness of the value of historic, cultural and architectural preservation by developing and participating in education programs. 

(8) To make recommendations to the Town Board concerning the utilization of state, federal or private funds to promote the preservation of landmarks and historic districts within the town. 

(9) To recommend acquisition of a landmark or structure by the town where its preservation is essential to the purposes of this chapter and where private preservation is not feasible. 

(10) To approve or disapprove applications for certificates of appropriateness, subject to review by the Building Commissioner pursuant to this chapter.