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Potter planning board completes two-year comprehensive plan update; county finds no countywide impact

Yates County Planning Board · February 26, 2026
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Summary

Yates County Planning Board reviewed Town of Potter's comprehensive plan, noting the previous plan dated from the late 1960s/early 1970s; the county board made a GML 239 finding of no significant countywide impact with one abstention.

Edward Gilman told the board the Town of Potter Planning and Zoning Boards worked for two years on the draft comprehensive plan and that the previous plan was last revised in the late 1960s or early 1970s. He described the plan as an update to decades-old policy.

Jamie Landcastle moved that "under GML 239 the application as presented has no significant countywide impact." The motion was seconded by Kay Williamson; Edward Gilman abstained and the motion passed with 13 in favor, per the board record. The GML 239 finding is advisory; final adoption of the comprehensive plan is the town's action.