Ontario County, NY

Health & Human Services Committee

Public Works Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Coordinated Review Committee will review 20 development applications and local law amendments from seven municipalities. Key items include a 151-unit apartment project in Geneva, a short-term rental regulation in Bristol, and a new public library in Manchester. The agenda also includes a warning about a scam involving fake invoices for planning reviews.

• Town of Geneva: Site plan for 151-unit apartment buildings at 3615 County Road 6 (Geneva Crossing)
• Town of Bristol: Local law establishing regulations on short-term rentals
• Village of Manchester: Site plan for a 3,200 SF public library at 89 South Main Street
• Town of Canandaigua: Site plan for a 5,500 SF multi-tenant retail building at 3225 State Route 364
• Town of West Bloomfield: Local law replacing the 2019 Solar Energy Local Law

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Public Safety Committee

Water Resources Council

Board of Supervisors

Ways & Means Committee

Public Works Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Public Safety Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Ontario County Planning Board

Board of Supervisors

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Public Works Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Ontario County Planning Board

Ways & Means Committee

Public Safety Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Water Resources Council

Board of Supervisors

Health & Human Services Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Public Works Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Ways & Means Committee

Public Safety Committee

Board of Supervisors

Ways & Means Committee

Public Safety Committee

The Ontario County Public Safety Committee is meeting to review and approve 2027 budget requests from the District Attorney, Conflict Defender, Probation, Emergency Management, and the Sheriff's Office (Road Patrol, Jail, and 911 Communications). Each department head will present their budget for committee approval. The meeting is open to the public in person or via Webex.

• 2027 Budget Review - District Attorney (Jason MacBride)
• 2027 Budget Review - Conflict Defender (Carrie Bleakley)
• 2027 Budget Review - Probation (Angela Ruffier)
• 2027 Budget Review - Emergency Management (John Yannotti)
• 2027 Budget Reviews - Sheriff's Office: Road Patrol, Jail, 911 Public Safety Communication System (David Cirencione)

Board of Supervisors

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing and vote on a local law to extend expanded videoconferencing, and consider a resolution to override the tax levy for fiscal year 2027. The board will also act on numerous resolutions, including contracts for school resource officers, opioid abatement funds, and various capital projects. The agenda includes many routine items such as appointments, bid awards, and budget transfers.

• Public hearing and resolution on Local Law No. 5 (Intro.) of 2026 to extend expanded videoconferencing
• Resolution adopting Local Law 4 (Intro.) of 2026 to override the tax levy for fiscal year 2027
• Authorization for an 8-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Axon AB4 Flex POV System for Sheriff's Office (2026-2034)
• Authorization to lease office space at 32 North Main Street for the Department of Motor Vehicles
• Award of multiple bids, including Monroe Piping & Sheet Metal, LLC for mechanical/plumbing services and Pace Analytical Services, LLC for wastewater sample analysis

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations and Insurance Committee is meeting to review and approve the 2027 budget requests for several county departments and agencies, including the Board of Elections, County Attorney, County Clerk, and others. The agenda consists solely of these budget review items and standard procedural motions.

• 2027 Budget Review - Board of Elections
• 2027 Budget Review - County Attorney
• 2027 Budget Review - County Clerk
• 2027 Budget Review - Real Property Tax Service
• 2027 Budget Review - Dog Control

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Public Works Committee

The Ontario County Public Works Committee is meeting to review and approve the 2027 budget for several departments, including the Capital Improvement Plan, Public Works, Highway, and three sewer districts (G1, G4, G5). These are approval items, meaning the committee will vote on the proposed budgets. The meeting is open to the public in person or via Webex.

• Approval of 2027 Capital Improvement Plan budget
• Approval of 2027 Public Works budget
• Approval of 2027 Highway budget
• Approval of 2027 Sewer G1 budget
• Approval of 2027 Sewer G4 and G5 budgets

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee is meeting to review and approve the 2027 budget requests for several county departments, including Public Health, Mental Health, Youth Bureau, and Veterans Services. The agenda consists solely of these budget reviews and standard procedural items.

• 2027 Budget Review - Coroner
• 2027 Budget Review - Stop DWI
• 2027 Budget Review - Public Health
• 2027 Budget Review - Mental Health
• 2027 Budget Review - Youth Bureau and Veterans Services

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways & Means Committee will consider resolutions authorizing an eight-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for police body cameras, awarding opioid abatement funds to three organizations, and approving capital projects for Finger Lakes Community College. Other items include a contract for tax foreclosure legal services, renewal of a bus contract for handicapped preschoolers, and acceptance of a victim assistance grant.

• Authorizing an eight-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Axon AB4 Flex POV System for the Sheriff's Office (2026-2034)
• Awarding opioid abatement funds to The Partnership for Ontario County, The Arc Ontario, and Geneva Family YMCA
• Establishing 2026 FLCC Maintenance Capital Project (H122-26) and authorizing contract with Kelley Bros. for exterior door repairs
• Renewing bid B20032 with Kemp Bus Sales LLC for transportation of handicapped preschoolers (Sept 2026-Aug 2027)
• Authorizing contract extension with Drescher & Malecki, LLP for independent audit services for fiscal years 2026 & 2027

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review 12 development applications from eight towns, including site plans, subdivisions, area variances, and zoning text amendments. The board will also discuss a scam warning, planning department updates, and upcoming training opportunities.

• Preliminary site plan for a 3,815 SF financial institution at 0000 State Route 332, Farmington
• Subdivision of a 6.5-acre parcel into two lots at 0000 Kyte Road, Farmington (area variance for 107 ft frontage vs 300 ft required)
• Site plan amendment for 3 manufactured homes, pavilion, restroom, and 4 storage buildings at 4188 State Route 14, Geneva
• 6-month moratorium on short-term rental applications in Naples (Local Law 124-2026)
• 15,200 SF addition to industrial building at 820 Canning Parkway, Victor

The Ontario County Planning Board reviewed 14 referrals. It recommended denial of a proposed bank at 0000 State Route 332 in Farmington due to concerns about emergency vehicle access and snow storage. The board also recommended approval of six-month moratoriums on short-term rentals in Naples and on certain site plan/special use permits in West Bloomfield's agricultural district. Several other applications were returned as incomplete or with comments.

• Retained 111-2026 (Farmington bank site plan) as Class 1, returned with comments (14-0)
• Returned 112.0/112.1/113-2026 (Kyte Road subdivisions) as incomplete with comments (14-0)
• Retained 114-2026 (Ruston Paving addition) as Class 1, returned with comments (14-0)
• Retained 115-2026 (Farmington accessory structures law) as Class 2, recommended approval with comments (15-0)
• Elevated 116-2026 (Geneva PUD amendment) to Class 2, returned as incomplete (14-0)
• Recommended denial of 117-2026 (Kashong Point home addition variance) (AR2)
• Recommended disapproval of 118-2026 (Geneva ADU use variance) (14-0)
• Recommended approval of 124-2026 (Naples short-term rental moratorium) (14-0)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider resolutions for the District Attorney's office to accept a victim-witness grant and contract with therapy providers, and for the Sheriff's Office to approve an eight-year Axon body-camera system agreement. The committee will also review the Public Defender's 2027 budget and receive updates on emergency services.

• Resolution to authorize an eight-year contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the AB4 Flex POV system for the Sheriff's Office (2026-2034)
• Resolution to accept a NYS Victim and Witness Assistance Grant (SFY2026-2028, Contract #C00314GM)
• Resolution to contract with Sacred Pathways Counseling for group therapy for crime victims (2026-2027)
• Resolution to contract with Meghan Tripiciano for trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy for child crime victims (2026-2027)
• Resolution to contract with Springside Consulting LLC for leadership consulting and organizational development

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee will consider resolutions to extend expanded videoconferencing use, appoint a search committee for a First Assistant County Attorney, continue a contract for tax foreclosure legal services, and authorize a DMV office lease at 32 North Main Street. They will also discuss the 2027 IT budget, a tax levy for the Flint Creek Small Watershed Protection District, and an update on the 2026 PILOT report. An executive session is scheduled for pending litigation discussions.

• Resolution adopting Local Law No. 5 to extend expanded use of videoconferencing
• Resolution appointing a search committee for First Assistant County Attorney
• Continuation of contract with Harris Beach Murtha, PLLC for tax foreclosure litigation
• Authorization to lease office space at 32 North Main Street for the DMV
• Approval of the 2027 Information Technology budget

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board’s Coordinated Review Committee will consider 11 land-use applications, including site plans, subdivisions, and zoning variances in Farmington, Geneva, Gorham, Hopewell, Victor, and West Bloomfield. The meeting also includes procedural items and upcoming training announcements.

• 3,815 SF single-story financial institution site plan at 0000 State Route 332, Farmington
• 6.5-acre subdivision into two lots with 107 ft. frontage variance at 0000 Kyte Road, Farmington
• 3,585 SF building addition and parking expansion at 6228 Collett Road West, Farmington
• 15,200 SF addition to industrial building at 820 Canning Parkway, Victor
• 6-month moratorium on site plan and special use permits in AG zoning district, West Bloomfield

The Ontario County Planning Board reviewed 14 referrals from local towns. It recommended denial of two lakefront area variance requests in the Town of Gorham (119.1-2026) and Town of Geneva (117-2026) under its lakefront development policy. The board also issued comments and recommendations on several site plans, subdivisions, and local laws, including a proposed accessory structure zoning amendment in Farmington and short-term rental moratoriums in Naples and West Bloomfield.

• Recommended denial of area variances for lakefront home rebuild at 3870 Cove Content, Gorham (119.1-2026)
• Recommended denial of area variance for home addition at 5391 Kashong Point, Geneva (117-2026)
• Reviewed preliminary site plan for 3,815 SF bank at State Route 332, Farmington (111-2026)
• Reviewed subdivision of 6.5-acre parcel at Kyte Road, Farmington (112.0/112.1-2026)
• Reviewed subdivision of 6.8-acre parcel at Kyte Road, Farmington (113-2026)
• Reviewed site plan for 3,585 SF addition at 6228 Collett Road West, Farmington (114-2026)
• Reviewed local law amending accessory structure zoning, Farmington (115-2026)
• Reviewed site plan amendment for 3 manufactured homes at State Route 14, Geneva (116-2026)

Health & Human Services Committee

The Ontario County Health and Human Services Committee will vote on several resolutions, including awarding opioid abatement funds to three organizations and approving contracts for transportation, remote communication, and workforce programs. They will also review the 2027 budgets for the Office for the Aging and Department of Social Services.

• Resolution to renew Bid B20032 with Kemp Bus Sales LLC for handicapped preschooler transportation, Sept 2026–Aug 2027
• Resolution to award opioid abatement funds to The Partnership for Ontario County (Ontario Cares)
• Resolution to award opioid abatement funds to NYARC, Inc. dba The Arc Ontario
• Resolution to award opioid abatement funds to the Geneva Family YMCA
• Resolution to contract with Blooming Health Inc. for remote communication services for the Office for the Aging

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will discuss a resolution authorizing Ontario County to enter into an Order on Consent regarding landfill operations, receive department updates on sustainability and solid waste management, and hear an informational overview on the occupancy tax. The meeting also includes a welcome to a new tourism staff member and a market summary report.

• Resolution authorizing Ontario County to enter into an Order on Consent (landfill)
• Carla Jordan and Holly Adams presenting landfill operations and sustainability updates
• Welcome to Tracey Dello Stritto and June Market Summary Report from Tourism
• Occupancy Tax Overview presented by County Administrator Meghan Maslyn and Lea Nacca

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider several resolutions, including establishing a 2026 FLCC maintenance capital project, authorizing a contract for exterior door repairs at FLCC, and leasing office space for the DMV. Other items include contracts for the county burn building project, closing a road maintenance capital project, and multiple actions related to the Ontario County Jail cooling tower and chiller replacement. The committee will also discuss the Ontario County Humane Society.

• Resolution to establish Capital Project H122-26 for 2026 FLCC Maintenance
• Resolution to authorize contract with Kelley Bros., LLC for FLCC exterior door repairs and budget transfer
• Resolution to lease office space at 32 North Main Street for the Department of Motor Vehicles
• Resolution to authorize new contract for Ontario County Burn Building and Training Grounds Improvement Capital Project H120-26
• Multiple approvals and change orders for cooling tower and chiller replacement at Ontario County Jail

Board of Supervisors

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Local Law No. 4 to override the tax levy limit for fiscal year 2027. The board will also vote on over 50 resolutions, including contracts for school resource officers, the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project, and adoption of an animal abuser registry. Other actions include appointments, salary adjustments, and creation of new county positions.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 4 overriding tax levy limit for 2027
• Adopting Local Law No. 3 establishing an Animal Abuser Registry
• Multiple resolutions for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project (contracts with LeChase Construction, DJC Architecture, and others)
• Authorization for Sheriff to contract with eight school districts for School Resource Officer services for 2026-2027
• Sale of real property acquired through enforcement of delinquent taxes

The Board of Supervisors approved a series of resolutions establishing and funding the $24,042,000 FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project, including accepting a land and funding donation, awarding construction bids, and contracting for management and design services. The board also adopted an Animal Abuser Registry local law, denied a property tax refund application, and approved numerous other contracts and appointments. A resolution to provide stipends for attorneys appearing at Centralized Arraignment Part court failed.

• Approved $24,042,000 FLCC Culinary Arts Center capital project (19-0)
• Awarded construction bids for FLCC Culinary Arts Center to five contractors (19-0)
• Adopted Local Law No. 3 establishing an Animal Abuser Registry (19-0)
• Denied Eric Wangler's property tax refund application (19-0)
• Approved contracts with 7 school districts for School Resource Officers (19-0)
• Approved $544,950 construction management contract with LeChase (19-0)
• Approved $495,000 design contract with DJC Architecture (19-0)
• Failed stipend resolution for CAP Court attorneys (6-13)

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways & Means Committee will consider two resolutions concerning the Finger Lakes Community College Culinary Arts Center of Excellence, including authorizing a donation agreement and establishing the capital project with a budget transfer. It will also consider three salary adjustment resolutions for senior assistant public defenders. The meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2026 at 10:30 AM in Committee Room 213, 74 Ontario Street, Canandaigua, NY.

• Resolution to authorize a donation agreement between Ontario County, Finger Lakes Community College, and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for Project H121-26, the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Resolution to establish Capital Project H121-26 as the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence and transfer its budget
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Public Defender Patrick Conklin
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Public Defender Mollie Dapolito
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Conflict Defender Victoria King Hudson

The committee approved two resolutions establishing the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project and authorizing a donation agreement for it. Three salary adjustments for public defender and conflict defender staff were rejected because only three of four voting members supported them, short of the required majority of the full committee.

• Approved donation agreement for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (4-0)
• Established capital project H121-26 and budget transfer for FLCC Culinary Arts Center (4-0)
• Denied salary adjustment for Senior Assistant Public Defender Patrick Conklin (3-1)
• Denied salary adjustment for Senior Assistant Public Defender Mollie Dapolito (3-1)
• Denied salary adjustment for Senior Assistant Conflict Defender Victoria King Hudson (3-1)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider two resolutions related to the Finger Lakes Community College Culinary Arts Center of Excellence. The first authorizes a donation agreement between Ontario County, FLCC, and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation. The second establishes Capital Project H121-26 for the center and approves a budget transfer.

• Resolution to execute a donation agreement between Ontario County, FLCC, and Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for Capital Project H121-26 (FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence)
• Resolution to establish Capital Project H121-26 as the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence Project and authorize a budget transfer

The Public Works Committee approved two resolutions related to the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project. The first authorized a donation agreement between Ontario County, Finger Lakes Community College, and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation. The second established the capital project and authorized a budget transfer. Both resolutions passed unanimously with no abstentions.

• Approved donation agreement for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (3-0)
• Established Capital Project H121-26 and approved budget transfer (4-0)

Water Resources Council

The Ontario County Water Resources Council will discuss updating its 2026 minigrant project funding priorities, hear a presentation from the NYS DEC Finger Lake Water Hub, and consider approval of May 15, 2026 minutes. The council will also receive a treasurer's report and review active special project payments.

• Revisit/Update 2026 Minigrant Project Funding Priorities (list includes erosion control, stormwater, invasive species, HABs, etc.)
• Presentation from NYS DEC Finger Lake Water Hub by Research Scientist Lewis McCaffrey
• Approval of May 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Treasurer's Report and active special projects payments
• Training on Civic Clerk Board Portal

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review several land-use referrals from towns, including a proposed 3.6 MW solar energy system in Farmington, a zoning text amendment in Geneva, and various site plans, subdivisions, and variances. The board will also approve minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting and hear public comments.

• 3.6 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96, Town of Farmington (special use permit and site plan)
• Local law adding 'Lodging Facility' definition and amending Lake View Overlay District, Town of Geneva
• Subdivision of 133.1 acres into two parcels at 5328 West Swamp Road, Town of Gorham
• Van Bortel Subaru site plan and area variance for 40-ft parking setback (80 ft. required) at 6305 State Route 96, Town of Victor
• Parking area expansion with 41 new spaces at 825 Phillips Road, Town of Victor

The Board retained a referral for an accessory dwelling unit in Bristol to return to the local board with comments. It also reviewed a large-scale solar energy system proposal for the Town of Farmington.

• Retained Bristol ADU special use permit as Class 1 and returned to local board (15-0, 1 abstained)
• Reviewed Farmington 3.6 MW solar energy system Special Use Permit and Site Plan

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations and Insurance Committee will consider resolutions to extend three Board of Elections grant contracts for electronic pollbooks, general elections support, and ballot by mail. They will also set a public hearing date for a local law to extend expanded use of videoconferencing under NYS Open Meetings Law. Additionally, the committee will discuss the 2027 dog control budget and an appointment to the Ethics Board.

• Resolution to set public hearing for Local Law No. 5 extending expanded videoconferencing use
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005053 for Electronic Pollbooks Grant Program
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005313 for 2025-2026 General Elections Support Grant
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005371 for 2025-2026 Ballot By Mail Grant
• Discussion of 2027 Dog Control budget

The committee approved the 2027 MS self-insurance budget, extended three Board of Elections grant contracts, appointed Lea Nacca to the Ethics Board, and set a public hearing date for a videoconferencing local law. They also agreed to continue the plan to move dog control costs to $4.00 per capita by 2029, with 2027 set at $3.22. No substantive decisions were made on the tax correction denial or veterans exemption, which were only discussed.

• Approved MS self-insurance budget for 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved three Board of Elections contract extensions (unanimous)
• Appointed Lea Nacca to Ontario County Ethics Board (unanimous)
• Set date and notice for public hearing on Local Law No. 5 (videoconferencing) (unanimous)
• Agreed to continue dog control cost plan, 2027 per capita at $3.22

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways & Means Committee will consider several resolutions, including a supplemental agreement for County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements. It will also act on contracts for onsite weather‑station leases, lead‑hazard reduction grant program funding and a sale of tax‑delinquent real property. Additional items include creating new county positions and reappointing the Purchasing Director.

• Resolution to accept Supplemental Agreement #1 for Capital Project No. H110‑25, County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements
• Resolution to lease onsite weather stations from Frost Solutions
• Resolution to accept RFP 26059 and contract with Pivotal Public Health Partnership for the 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program
• Resolution to sell real property acquired through enforcement of delinquent taxes
• Resolutions to create an Assistant County Attorney position, a Mental Health Service Coordinator position, and a Project Manager position in Public Works

The committee approved all resolutions presented, including a supplemental agreement for County Road 4 intersection improvements, a lease for onsite weather stations, acceptance of funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute, and contracts for lead hazard reduction. It also approved several HR actions, including creating new positions and salary adjustments, and entered executive session for collective negotiations and other matters.

• Approved supplemental agreement for County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements (7-0)
• Approved lease agreement with Frost Solutions for onsite weather stations (7-0)
• Approved acceptance of funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute for Public Health 2026 (7-0)
• Approved budget for 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program (7-0)
• Approved contract with Pivital Public Health Partnership for lead hazard reduction (7-0)
• Approved resolution of support for FLCC projects (7-0)
• Approved creating Assistant County Attorney, Mental Health Service Coordinator, and Project Manager positions (7-0)
• Approved salary adjustments for Senior Assistant County Attorneys Nacca and Packard (5-2)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will vote on numerous items including capital improvement plans for the Sheriff's Office (Axon safety plans, jail security, radio replacements), a bid for SWAT rifles, and school resource officer contracts with eight districts. A proposed local law to create an Animal Abuser Registry will also be discussed.

• Resolution accepting contract with Tecana LLC for case management and voucher software
• Approval of CIP for Axon Officer Safety Plan 10-year and jail security lease
• Resolution accepting bid (B26067) for purchasing SWAT rifles
• Authorizations to contract with eight school districts for School Resource Officer services
• Local Law No. 3 of 2026 establishing an Animal Abuser Registry

The Public Safety Committee approved all resolutions and capital improvement projects (CIPs) on its agenda, including contracts for school resource officers with eight school districts, a bid for SWAT rifles, and a local law establishing an animal abuser registry. It also approved multiple CIPs for sheriff's office equipment, jail security, and a mobile command unit replacement. The committee approved minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting and contracts for case management software and youth court programs.

• Approved minutes of the June 10, 2026 meeting.
• Approved contract with Tecana LLC for case management and online voucher payment software.
• Approved 2026 agreements with The Partnership for Ontario County Youth Court Program (two resolutions).
• Reappointed Gerald Herman and Jessica Miller to the Ontario County Fire Advisory Board.
• Approved CIP for replacement of the Mobile Command Unit.
• Approved three sheriff's office CIPs (Axon plans, jail security lease) as a block.
• Approved CIP for Major Equipment Replacement at the Jail.
• Approved seven sheriff's office CIPs (navigation, CAD, radios, 911) as a block.

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Coordinated Review Committee will review several development proposals and zoning amendments from multiple towns. Key items include a 3.6 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96 in Farmington, a subdivision in Gorham, and a text amendment regarding lodging facilities in Geneva. The committee will also consider site plans, variances, and parking expansions in Victor and South Bristol.

• Special use permit and site plan for a 3.6 MW AC solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96, Farmington
• Subdivision of a 133.1-acre lot into two parcels at 5328 West Swamp Road, Gorham
• Area variance for Van Bortel Subaru to reduce front yard setback to 40 ft at 6305 State Route 96, Victor
• Site plan to add 41 parking spaces at 825 Phillips Road, Victor
• Technical review and text amendment to add solar energy regulations in Manchester Village Code Chapter 290

The meeting included reviews of a special use permit for an accessory dwelling unit in Bristol and a large-scale solar energy system in Farmington. A text amendment regarding lodging facilities in the Town of Geneva was also presented for review.

• Reviewed Special Use Permit for an attached accessory dwelling unit at 4976 State Route 64 (Town of Bristol)
• Reviewed Special Use Permit and Site Plan for a 3.6 MW solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96 (Town of Farmington)
• Reviewed text amendment to add 'Lodging Facility' definition to the Lake View Overlay District (Town of Geneva)

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will review resolutions regarding public health funding and contracts. The body will also consider the reappointment of the Director of Public Health in executive session.

• Authorization to accept funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute for Public Health
• Contract with Pivital Public Health Partnership for Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program
• Contract with Rachael Jagger for Maternal Child Health Related Services
• Contract with Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County, Inc.
• Appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council

The Health & Human Services Committee approved multiple resolutions regarding public health funding, contracts, and reports. The committee also approved the appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council.

• Approved June 8, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved resolution to accept funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute (5-0)
• Approved contract with S2AY Rural Health Network/Pivotal Public Health Partnership (5-0)
• Approved contract with Rachael Jagger for maternal child health services (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program budget (5-0)
• Approved Q1 2026 Performance Management and Quality Improvement Report (5-0)
• Approved contract with Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council (5-0)

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning and Environmental Quality Committee will consider approving a municipal funding request from the Town of Phelps and approving minutes from May and June meetings. The agenda also includes updates from Casella on landfill operations, departmental reports from Sustainability, Economic Development, Planning, and Tourism. Tourism staff will discuss deliverables for the 250 History initiative, a new website, and an RFP submission due July 24.

• Approval of Town of Phelps Municipal Funding Request
• Casella landfill operations update
• Tourism updates: 250 History deliverables, new website, RFP submission due July 24
• Department updates from Sustainability, Economic Development, and Planning
• Approval of minutes from May 21 special meeting and June 8 meeting

The committee approved a municipal funding request from the Town of Phelps for an organics program. They also discussed seven responses to a solid waste RFS and decided to hold a full board workshop to explore options, including doing nothing, assisting development, planning, or issuing an RFP. No other substantive decisions were made; the rest of the meeting consisted of updates and an executive session on litigation.

• Approved Town of Phelps organics program funding request (5-0)
• Agreed to hold a full board workshop to discuss solid waste management options

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will vote on the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan for the Department of Public Works and Finger Lakes Community College. The agenda includes resolutions for intersection improvements on County Road 4 at Freshour Road, a utility access agreement with Greenlight Networks, and renewal of contracts for door maintenance, radio tower inspection, flooring replacement, and lease of weather stations. An executive session is scheduled for real property and litigation discussions.

• Approval of Public Works 2027–2032 CIP and FLCC 2027–2032 CIP
• Resolution for Capital Project H110-25: County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements – Supplemental Agreement #1 with NYS
• Resolution authorizing agreement with Greenlight Networks to occupy public lands for utility access
• Renewal of bid B25068 to Patriot Towers for inspection, maintenance, and repair of county-owned radio towers
• Change order (PCO-06R2) to Landry Mechanical Contractors for chiller replacement at Ontario County Jail

The Public Works Committee approved several resolutions, including a supplemental agreement for road improvements, an agreement with Greenlight Networks for utility access, renewals for door and radio tower maintenance, a flooring replacement contract, a weather station lease, and a bid for a retaining wall system. All votes were unanimous (5-0). The committee also reviewed the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan and entered executive session for litigation and real property discussions.

• Approved supplemental agreement for County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Greenlight Networks to occupy public lands for utility access (5-0)
• Approved renewal of bid for Alliance Door & Hardware for overhead door maintenance (5-0)
• Approved renewal of bid for Patriot Towers for radio tower inspection and repair (5-0)
• Approved renewal of bid for on-demand flooring replacement at county buildings (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Frost Solutions for lease of onsite weather stations (5-0)
• Approved award of bid for precast concrete retaining wall system for ARC rear parking lot (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on the Finger Lakes Community College 2026-2027 tentative budget, a proposed animal abuser registry, and a CDBG application. Members will also vote on numerous county contracts and the appointment of the County Administrator.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 3 (Intro.) of 2026 to establish an Animal Abuser Registry
• Public hearing and adoption of the Finger Lakes Community College 2026-2027 tentative budget
• Establishment of Capital Project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Reappointment of Christopher P. DeBolt as County Administrator
• Adoption of Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 regarding the Ontario County Room Occupancy Tax Law

The Board of Supervisors conducted several public hearings regarding community development grants, a proposed animal abuser registry, and the Finger Lakes Community College budget. No substantive votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

• Approved previous meeting minutes

Ag Board

The Agriculture Enhancement Board will vote on the 2027 AEP Implementation Grants, awarding four projects with specified amounts. It will also review the agricultural district open enrollment public hearing held on May 21, 2026, and a re‑approval of a Pritchard letter of support. A notice of intent for a solar facility on a 59‑acre agricultural property will be discussed. Standard agenda items include minutes approval and scheduling future meetings.

• Approve AEP mini‑grant funding: $2,490 to Marcus Whitman, $2,222 to CCE, $1,000 to SWCD, up to $600 to Farmington Farmers Market
• Agricultural District Open Enrollment – public hearing held May 21, 2026; documentation submitted to NYS June 4, 2026
• Re‑approval of Pritchard letter of support prepared after March 2026
• Notice of intent for solar facility on 59‑acre property, proposing ~20 acres for solar use
• Approval of minutes from the March 30, 2026 meeting

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider multiple resolutions including a new local law imposing a room occupancy tax in Ontario County, capital projects for Finger Lakes Community College and the humane society, and budget transfers. The committee will also set a public hearing date for overriding the state tax levy limit for 2027. Additional items include authorizations for school tax collection by the County Treasurer and renewal of a security guard contract.

• Adopting Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 establishing a room occupancy tax in Ontario County.
• Fixing a public hearing on Local Law No. 4 (Intro.) 2026 to override the tax levy limit for fiscal year 2027.
• Creating capital project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence and authorizing a donation agreement with the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation.
• Authorizing the County Treasurer to collect school taxes for Canandaigua, Geneva, Phelps-Clifton Springs, Manchester-Shortsville, and Pittsford school districts.
• Renewing a contract with Armor Security & Protection Group for security guards at 20 Ontario Street and 3019 County Complex Drive.

The Ways & Means Committee unanimously approved the minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting and a series of capital‑project resolutions for the Humane Society, Finger Lakes Community College facilities, and county training grounds. It also approved authorizations for the County Treasurer to collect school taxes for eight school districts and adopted Local Law No. 2 (Room Occupancy Tax Law). All motions passed with all five supervisors voting yes.

• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H073-20 – Humane Society Facility Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H095-23 – FLCC Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H111-25 – FLCC Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence project (H121-26) (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H120-26 – Ontario County Training Grounds Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved school‑tax collection authorizations for eight districts (unanimous)
• Adopted Local Law No. 2 – Ontario County Room Occupancy Tax Law (unanimous)