city planning and development committee

North Pointe project to bring 30 single-family homes to Batavia, public hearing in April

jfbeck_99_272012 — Mar 21, 2024, 8:10am

Planning document illustration that locates the site of the proposed Northpoint development (the stripped grey area in the middle of the map).

A project to build 30 single-family homes on the north side of Batavia has passed the initial round of evaluation by the city’s Planning and Development Committee and is set for a public hearing next month.

North Pointe Patio Homes, represented by Robert Pidanick, manager of land development for Nussbaumer & Clarke, Inc., and Eric Harrower of Batavia Homes & Development, Inc., is a subdivision plan to divide two parcels into 30 individual building lots with common areas owned and maintained by the homeowners association on North Pointe Drive in the city.

Having it our way, says city and county planning boards about new BK location

jfbeck_99_272012 — Nov 15, 2023, 2:55pm

In a continuing succession of steps to reach final planning approval for a new southwest site of Burger King, the Carrols Corp. folks have made it through another round of the city’s Planning and Development Committee this week, Committee Chairman Duane Preston says.

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New oil change business nears final approval for city's west end

jfbeck_99_272012 — Jul 28, 2023, 8:05am

Evan Gefell of Quattro Development discusses details about his proposed Take 5 oil change business on West Main Street in Batavia during this week's city Planning & Development Committee meeting.
Photo by Joanne Beck

It has taken nearly five attempts for a Take 5 oil change business to receive final blessings to move into a former T Mobile building on the west end of the city due to special use and variance requests that agent Evan Gefell needed before proceeding with his plans.

Theater owner promises live comedy and music in lieu of movies at The Bowery

jfbeck_99_272012 — May 17, 2023, 7:58am

The future entrance/exit to The Bowery, a new entertainment venue to open in the fall 2023 in the City of Batavia. Photo by Joanne Beck.

There’s a richly iconic salon in New York City known for being luxurious in nature and set apart by its vivid red door, a symbol of Elizabeth Arden Spas and perfumes.

By no means was the red door being wrangled over Tuesday evening by property owner Ken Mistler and members of the Planning and Development Committee as luxurious in nature, but it will be signature — of the entrepreneur’s latest venture into the world of entertainment.