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Monday, October 26, 2026 Royalton, New York · Change town
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Royalton Board rezones Gasport property, approves equipment and services

Royalton Town Board rezones Gasport parcel, approves infrastructure and services spending. The Board unanimously approved 12 resolutions at its September 14 meeting, with Supervisor Jeffrey M. Brown presiding alongside Board Members Bradley Rehwaldt, Joshua Walker, and Carol Wittcop. The adoption

Town Board · Meeting of September 14, 2026

NY ROYALTON — Royalton Town Board rezones Gasport parcel, approves infrastructure and services spending. The Board unanimously approved 12 resolutions at its September 14 meeting, with Supervisor Jeffrey M. Brown presiding alongside Board Members Bradley Rehwaldt, Joshua Walker, and Carol Wittcop.

The adoption of Local Law No. 4 rezoning 7600 Rochester Road from Business to Residential was accompanied by approval of a $7,700.00 GHD proposal to update the Water Supply Emergency Plan and Vulnerability Assessment and authorization for Highway Superintendent Shawn Zglinicki to purchase a $6,695.00 debris blower. The Board also adopted a Cyber Security Policy, authorized Foote Road Culvert Project agreements with Miller Construction Services, Inc., approved Abstract #9 warrant totaling $695,600.95, and scheduled a public hearing for October 5 on proposed energy storage moratoriums.

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Source: the Town Board meeting of September 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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