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Amherst Times

Archive for 17 January, 2008

January 17, 2008 2:45 pm

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Council member Dan Ward has 2 Resolutions on the agenda that should be of great interest to many of you. The first concerns the Mennonite Meeting House.

RE: MENNONITE MEETING HOUSE SALE – ILLEGAL
  TOWN BOARD ACTION Resolution

WHEREAS pursuant to SEQRA, 6 NYCRR 617.4, the proposed sale of the former Mennonite Meeting House was a Type I action requiring a full EAF and coordinated review prior to making a decision, and

WHEREAS such sale is still pending, now then be it

RESOLVED, the Amherst Town Board as lead agency for such unlisted Type I action, which would affect a national, state and local historical landmark, hereby makes a positive declaration pursuant to SEQRA, and requires a full EAF and coordinated review attendant any alienation these premises, to include an investigative report from all Town of Amherst departments, the Town’s Museum and Historical Preservation Commission, the Erie County Historical Preservation Society, the Village of Williamsville Preservation Society, and the New York State Office of Historic Preservation (SHPO), prior to such any proposed sale being completed.

The second resolution concerns a request for an investigation into a possible forgery:

RE: FORGERY INVESTIGATION Resolution

WHEREAS there has been an allegation of forgery (attached) with regard to a complaint against an employee, now then be it

RESOLVED, the Amherst Town Board hereby directs and authorizes the Town Attorney to turn the complaint, the letter or documentation over to the Erie County District Attorney for investigation and prosecution.
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So often resolutions seem to ‘disappear’ into . . . nothing. Let’s see if this new year and new Board will actually accomplish things.