accessibility, abatement, and code compliance work such as bleacher upgrades, and possibly building façade and masonry upgrades as alternate work if the budget allows. Besides the construction of the additions at the 50 Iroquois Drive campus, proposed site work includes reconstructing asphalt and concrete surfaces including various driveways, bus loops, parking areas, sidewalks, and curbs at both campuses, paving an existing gravel parking area and reconfiguring a driveway near the new offices addition at Seneca Elementary, constructing a pathway to provide ADA access to the track and soccer field, and possibly constructing a new driveway / parking area from Broad Street at the 50 Iroquois Drive campus as an alternate item if the budget allows. The project is located at the 50 Iroquois Drive Campus (Main Campus) which includes the Seneca Elementary School, Salamanca Jr./Sr. High School and the Bus Garage and also at the Prospect Elementary School, 300 Prospect Avenue in Salamanca, New York. Contact: Robert J. Breidenstein, Salamanca City Central School District, 50 Iroquois Drive, Salamanca, NY 14779, Phone: (716) 945-2400 extension 4026, E-mail: rbreidenstein@salamancany.org. Erie County - The City of Buffalo Planning Board, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed 425 Michigan Avenue New Office Building will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the construction of a three (3) story office building consisting of 48,000 square feet on an existing parking lot at 425 Michigan Avenue in the City of Buffalo, New York. The site will have a total of 284 parking spaces after removal of 55 parking spaces for the building footprint. The site will have new pervious surfaces/landscaping on existing impervious surfaces (parking lot) and will treat stormwater on-site in accordance with Buffalo Sewer Authority requirements for stormwater management. Contact: Nadine Marrero, City of Buffalo, Room 901 Buffalo City Hall, Buffalo, NY 14202, Phone: (716) 851-5029, E-mail: nmarrero@city-buffalo.com. Erie County - The City of Lackawanna, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Comprehensive Plan Update will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The
accessibility, abatement, and code compliance work such as bleacher upgrades, and possibly building façade and masonry upgrades as alternate work if the budget allows. Besides the construction of the additions at the 50 Iroquois Drive campus, proposed site work includes reconstructing asphalt and concrete surfaces including various driveways, bus loops, parking areas, sidewalks, and curbs at both campuses, paving an existing gravel parking area and reconfiguring a driveway near the new offices addition at Seneca Elementary, constructing a pathway to provide ADA access to the track and soccer field, and possibly constructing a new driveway / parking area from Broad Street at the 50 Iroquois Drive campus as an alternate item if the budget allows. The project is located at the 50 Iroquois Drive Campus (Main Campus) which includes the Seneca Elementary School, Salamanca Jr./Sr. High School and the Bus Garage and also at the Prospect Elementary School, 300 Prospect Avenue in Salamanca, New York. Contact: Robert J. Breidenstein, Salamanca City Central School District, 50 Iroquois Drive, Salamanca, NY 14779, Phone: (716) 945-2400 extension 4026, E-mail: rbreidenstein@salamancany.org. Erie County - The City of Buffalo Planning Board, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed 425 Michigan Avenue New Office Building will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the construction of a three (3) story office building consisting of 48,000 square feet on an existing parking lot at 425 Michigan Avenue in the City of Buffalo, New York. The site will have a total of 284 parking spaces after removal of 55 parking spaces for the building footprint. The site will have new pervious surfaces/landscaping on existing impervious surfaces (parking lot) and will treat stormwater on-site in accordance with Buffalo Sewer Authority requirements for stormwater management. Contact: Nadine Marrero, City of Buffalo, Room 901 Buffalo City Hall, Buffalo, NY 14202, Phone: (716) 851-5029, E-mail: nmarrero@city-buffalo.com. Erie County - The City of Lackawanna, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Comprehensive Plan Update will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The