Royalton Town Board prepares compliance notice and staffing transition. Water/Sewer Superintendent Brian Cummings reported the board must post a "Notice of Violation" on water bills and website due to a late Emergency Response Plan submission to the state. Of the 30 water meters needing
Planning Board advances residential rezoning through county review process. Applicant Fernando Spadafora requested the board refer a 7600 Rochester Road property from business to residential zoning; Code Enforcement Officer Aaron Noble will present the application to the Niagara County Planning
Town Board unanimously approves building code laws and capital projects. Supervisor Jeffrey M. Brown and board members Lee Criswell, Bradley Rehwaldt, Joshua Walker, and Carol Wittcop adopted Local Laws updating the building code administration and senior citizens exemption provisions while
Town Board of Royalton approves new highway truck driver and resolves tax error. The work session Monday approved Kevin Ramming's hire as truck driver for the Highway Department effective April 8 and authorized a $1,217.31 refund to Stephanie Wrobel after Niagara County Treasurer objected to
Royalton Town Board unanimously approved 17 resolutions at its March 9 meeting. Supervisor Jeffrey M. Brown and board members Lee Criswell, Bradley Rehwaldt, Joshua Walker, and Carol Wittcop authorized purchase of a 2026 Ford F150 truck for $81,714.24 from Van Bortel Ford. The board scheduled April
Royalton Town Board work session focuses on crew resignation, cemetery pricing, tax exemptions. Highway Superintendent Shawn Zglinicki reported a crew member resignation effective March 4 and requested a budget amendment for snowplow blade funding. The board decided to maintain current cemetery
Zoning Board denies variances for Royalton homeowner looking to split property. Brenda Buryta sought permission to divide her 4877 Royalton Center Road parcel into two lots with road frontages of 122 and 90 feet, below the zoning requirement, to facilitate a potential future home sale and new home
Royalton Town Board approves $44,000 in equipment and repairs. The board unanimously authorized the purchase of a bush hog and related equipment from Niagara Implement for $29,645.28 and approved a $14,700 contract with Rickard General Construction to repair the south barn highway building. The
Royalton Town Board advances infrastructure projects, approves Salt Shed Grant match. The board discussed capital improvements including a state-approved Salt Shed Grant requiring 25 percent town funding through site preparation work, and Highway Superintendent Shawn Zglinicki requested a
Royalton approves nine-month moratorium on utility-scale electrical energy storage systems. The Town Board voted unanimously 5-0 at its January 12 meeting to adopt Local Law No. 1 for 2026, which also extends an existing moratorium on solar energy storage device installations. Supervisor Jeffrey M.