Town Board Approves America's Tire Special Use Permit and Discusses Beach Road Demolition

July 23, 2025 | Cheektowaga, Erie County, New York

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Town Board Approves America's Tire Special Use Permit and Discusses Beach Road Demolition

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The Cheektowaga Town Board meeting held on July 22, 2025, focused on two significant public hearings: one regarding a special use permit for an automotive service and the other concerning the proposed demolition of a dangerous property.

The first public hearing addressed a special use permit for 4972 Transit Road, where America's Tire plans to occupy a vacant building previously used by Goodyear Tire. Jeff Palumbo, representing America's Tire, stated that the building is 6,300 square feet and sits on just under one acre. He assured the board that there would be minimal modifications to the site, with all tire storage occurring indoors. The board members had no questions or concerns, and the public hearing concluded without any comments from the community.

The second public hearing involved the demolition of 336 Beach Road, which has been deemed dangerous and unsafe following a suspicious fire in December 2024. Craig McConaughey from the Office of Fire Safety presented details about the fire, which resulted in significant damage and a partial roof collapse. He noted ongoing investigations and the homeowner's lack of cooperation with authorities. The property has a history of code violations, including unlicensed vehicles and debris, leading to a condemnation letter being filed. The board discussed the need for a variance to rebuild on the site, given its dimensions.

Both hearings reflect the town's efforts to address safety concerns and facilitate business development, with the board taking steps to ensure community welfare and compliance with local regulations.

Converted from Town Board Meeting 7.22.25 meeting on July 23, 2025
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