| Planning
& Zoning Board
Board members are appointed
to a 5 year term by the Mayor with approval of the Board of Trustees.
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Remegia Mitchell
Remegia Mitchell enjoys the pleasures of village living
and understands the importance of protecting this treasured
environment. She has been a village resident since 1978, and
is a former member of the Architecture Preservation and Review
Board.
“As a member of the Planning and Zoning Board and the
Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee, I am enthusiastic
about helping the Village of Pittsford continue to plan for
controlled and sensitively designed growth.”
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Linda Lanphear
A Village resident for since 1976. With husband, Lynn, has extensively
renovated two Village homes. Former officer on several volunteer
boards, including the Board of Historic Pittsford. Background
includes art and design, advertising, public relations, and
retailing.
"The visual quality of our environment defines us as
individuals and citizens of a certain place. It defines who
we are individually and as a community."
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Tom Dannhauser
My wife Mary and I moved to the village in October
1992. We both enjoy the character and charm of the village
homes, and especially enjoy being able to walk to and enjoy
the local shops, library, and Erie Canal. I'm pleased and
honored to be asked to serve on the Zoning and Planning Board,
and look ward to helping applicants live and work in Pittsford
Village while maintaining and protecting its history and spirit.
Village resident for 12 years.
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Dennis Peters
Dennis Peters has lived in Rochester for 17 years, and he and his wife have lived in the village since 2005. They truly enjoy the unique nature of the village and understand the importance of preserving that “uniqueness”.
Dennis is an engineer by trade, but is involved extensively in renovation. Currently they are renovating their village residence.
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Sally Chamberlin
After seventeen years as a resident of the Town of Pittsford,
Sally moved into the Village eleven years ago to renovate her
present home which was built in 1872. This enabled her to indulge
a life long interest in old homes and local history.
She loves the easy availability of the path along the Erie Canal;
the network of sidewalks for easy walking. I can step out my
front door and within a few minutes buy pizza, go to the library,
go to church, or go to the Village Hall. I am glad of the opportunity
to contribute to the community in which I live.
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145-65 Purpose:
The Purpose of site plan approval is to determine compliance
with the objectives of this chapter in those zoning districts
where inappropriate development may cause a conflict between
uses in the same or an adjoining zoning district by creating
unhealthful or unsafe conditions and thereby adversely affect
the public health, safety and general welfare.
145-66 Planning Board authorized to review.
The power to approve, or approve with conditions, site
plans as required by this article is vested in the Planning
Board. In each case where a building, structure or change
of use or alteration thereof is proposed in a B-1, B-1A,
B-2, B-3, M-1, M-2, or MR District, or before any subdivision
plat or any part thereof may be filed in the office of the
Monroe County Clerk, the proponent thereof shall submit
to the Planning Board a site plan with supporting documentation,
as is required by this article. All site plan information
and dwelling designs shall be prepared by a licensed architect
or engineer. All plans shall show the seal and signature
of said architect or engineer. In addition, the architect
or engineer shall submit to the Village a signed affidavit
that the plans for the project were prepared by said architect
or engineer, his employees or by and agency of the federal,
state or local government. No building permit shall be issued
except in accordance with the standards and procedures set
forth in this article.
Zoning Board of Appeals
145-1 Title, Purpose
A. Title. This chapter shall be known as the "Zoning
Ordinance of the Village of Pittsford, Monroe County, New
York."
B. Purpose. The provisions of this chapter shall be held
to be minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of
public health, safety, morals and general welfare and the
conservation of property values throughout the Village of
Pittsford. These provisions are intended to provide adequate
light , air and convenience of access, to secure safety
from fire and other hazards and to prevent undue concentration
of population by regulating and limiting the height and
bulk of buildings, limiting and specifying the size of yards,
courts and other open spaces, controlling the density of
population and regulating and restricting the location of
trades, industries and buildings designed for a specific
use.
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