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Buffalo City legislation committee sets February public hearing, tables landmark items and advances licenses
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Buffalo City Council Committee on Legislation set a February public hearing for local-landmark items, tabled two landmark items and acted on multiple permit applications including food‑store, restaurant/dance and short‑term rental requests.
The Buffalo City Council Committee on Legislation on Tuesday set a public hearing for February for two local‑landmark items, tabled several agenda items and moved multiple license and special‑use requests forward.
Quorum was present at the committee’s Jan. 14 meeting. Committee members said a public hearing date will be set in February for Item 1 and Item 2, both described on the agenda as local‑landmark matters for 205 Esra Avenue. Several other agenda items were acted on, including motions to approve or forward food‑store and restaurant/dance licenses and to act on special‑use applications for electronic message signs and short‑term rentals.
Why it matters: The committee’s procedural decisions determine which items advance to full council consideration and which are deferred for further review or public comment. Licensing and special‑use approvals affect individual businesses and properties across Buffalo City and can set conditions that affect operations, signage and short‑term rental status.
Key actions and next steps
Votes at a glance - Item 1: Local Landmark—205 Esra Avenue. Motion: "Motion to table items 1 and 2; the public hearing is set for February."…
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