- Arts and Culture in Public Places Board
- Assessor's Office
- Building Department
- Soils and Residential Foundation Study
- Zombie and Vacant Property Remediation and Prevention Initiative
- Engineering Department
- Dellwood-Sattler Green Infrastructure and Park Improvements
- Joint Consolidation Agreements for Sewer Districts and Stormwater Districts
- Royal Park Improvement Project
- Sidewalk Information
- Highway Department
- Other Agencies - NFTA
- Planning Department
- Amherst Central Park
- Amherst Comprehensive Plan / Plan Amendments
- Audubon Development Plan Update
- Boulevard Central District (Opportunity Zone)
- Boulevard Central District Zoning Updates in Sector 1
- Boulevard Central District Zoning Updates in Sector 2
- Canandaigua-Niagara Falls ('Peanut Line')
- Context-Sensitive Highway Design Project
- Eggertsville Action Plan
- Farmland Protection and Agricultural Development Plan
- Imagine Amherst
- Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP)
- Main Street Corridor Study
- Proposed Westwood Neighborhood Project
- Snyder Action Plan
- Snyder – Harlem & Main Street Rezonings
- South Campus Area Streetscapes Plan
- South Campus Intermunicipal Planning Framework
- Transit Road Corridor Management Study
- Willow Ridge/Parkview Action Plan
- Zoning Amendments – Mixed-Use Districts
- Street Lighting
- Town of Amherst Emergency Operations Center, Planning Division
South Campus Intermunicipal Planning Framework
The Town of Amherst, together with the City of Buffalo, Town of Tonawanda and University at Buffalo, engaged in the development of an initial planning framework to identify opportunities for place-based collaboration in the neighborhoods surrounding the South Campus. The framework, prepared by the University at Buffalo Regional Institute, links together current municipal and university plans with surrounding neighborhood projects and aspirations to outline possible ideas for collaboration across municipal lines. Intended as an initial starting point to catalyze planning and action for future community engagement in one concise document, the University and Municipal partners understand that the framework is a first step to cultivating a true cross border neighborhood revitalization for the South Campus area.
Amherst and its partners intend to further explore the projects identified in this report, and others that can advance the revitalization of this area.
Campus Intermunicipal Planning Framework – Potential for Collaboration Report