The work will address existing sewer capacity issues in this section of town and support construction of new residential, retail and public spaces at the 64-acre site long targeted for
Crews working for WS Development this year finished construction on the shells of three buildings and landscaped and paved much of the parking lot on the property. But WS executives
James and Maryanne Dombrowski are pressing the Town of Amherst to pay them back for thousands of dollars of damage caused, they say, when a backup in a town sewer
The Town Board at a special meeting last week voted to override the cap – but not before approving an amendment intended to make it easier for the public and