Town Supervisor· 2024-2027
Brian M. Nowak
Town of Cheektowaga
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- Meetings spoken in
- 24
- Total speaking time
- 13:24:24
- Avg per meeting
- 33:31
- Segments
- 9598
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Top issues during term (20)
McKesson Parkway Multi-Unit Residential Development
If approved, the project would add roughly 144 housing units on about 6 acres near McKesson Parkway.
2027 Municipal Budget and Tax Cap Override
A roughly 9.8% town tax increase is proposed; each 1% of levy equals about $750,000.
Commercial Expansion and Environmental Concerns at Carwell Corrosion
The project would add a new service facility on a 1.2-acre Broadway property if approved.
Small Wireless Telecommunications Facilities Expansion
Telecommunications providers are investing private funds into local infrastructure.
Expansion of Flock Automated License Plate Reader Cameras
Residents warned of potentially seven-figure lawsuit costs if misuse continues; pending notices of claim are already on the agenda.
Highway Department Equipment Purchases and Paving Schedule
Roughly 2,000 additional tons of salt would be bought from the highway budget at prices below next year's rates.
Corporate Office and Warehousing Development at Union Road
Commercial investment and job creation across the town's business corridors.
Tadio Parkway Speed Limits
New signage, striping or traffic calming would carry unquantified costs.
Neighborhood Traffic and Parking Regulations
Minimal cost to replace the baseball sign.
Sanitation and Yard Waste Collection Challenges
Could save disposal costs versus paying outside contractors.
Commercial Rezoning and Retail Expansion on French Road
Enhances commercial property productivity.
FY 2027 CDBG/HOME Annual Plan
Uses federal CDBG/HOME entitlement funds, not town tax dollars.
Harlem Villas Affordable Housing PILOT Agreement
Exempts the project from standard property taxes for 15 years in exchange for 5% of gross revenue payments.
UTECH Waterproofing Commercial Development at 0 Broadway
Private commercial investment in a vacant parcel, generating future tax revenue for the town.
Ambulance Services Code Amendment
Affects emergency medical service operations and regulatory compliance costs.
7-Brew Drive-Thru Coffee Shop on Walden Avenue
Private commercial investment with potential tax revenue and job creation for the town.
Town Council Appointment Controversy
Salary is established for the councilmember position.
Police Department Expansion and Community Advisory Council
$14,419.59, covered by grant funds.
Residential Driveway Encroachments and Setback Variances
Private construction and removal costs for property owners.
Battery Energy Storage System Proposal at 3695 Broadway
Private investment in commercial renewable energy infrastructure.
Decisions during term (919)
Recorded while Nowak was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Fire training facility land transfer (Res. 2026-708)
Close 2027 budget public hearings
Consent agenda (Res. 2026-695 through 2026-726, minus nine pulled items)
Resolution 2026-695 — Transfer of Funds
Resolution 2026-697 — Stiglmeier Park Casino demolition hearing notice
Resolution 2026-703 — 6700 Transit zoning amendment (pulled)
Resolution 2026-705 — Police drone purchase
Resolutions 2026-715 and 2026-716 — IT department leadership appointments
Resolution 2026-723 — Probationary appointments (amended)
Resolution 2026-727 — Captains and Lieutenants contract, 2027-2031
Resolutions 2026-728 and 2026-729 — Amended public hearing calls
Resolution 2026-730 — Bonfire permit, 2600 William
Resolution 2026-637 — Local Law No. 8 (ambulance services) falls from table
Approve Meeting Minutes of October 13, 2026
RESOLUTION 2026-696 Warrant
RESOLUTION 2026-698 32 Cloverdale Road – ROW (91.06-10-7) / EAF Determination (NYSEQRA)
RESOLUTION 2026-699 32 Cloverdale Road – ROW (91.06-10-7) / Special Use Permit (SUP)
RESOLUTION 2026-700 535 Duke Road – ROW (102.04-1-34) / EAF Determination (NYSEQRA)
RESOLUTION 2026-701 535 Duke Road – ROW (102.04-1-34) / Special Use Permit (SUP)
RESOLUTION 2026-702 6700 Transit (82.03-4-1.1) / EAF Determination (NYSEQRA)
Voting record (363)
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