Councilman· 2024-2029
Tim Hennessy
Town of Tonawanda
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 2:17
- Avg per meeting
- 1:09
- Segments
- 29
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Top issues during term (15)(Development)
Industrial and Commercial Solar and Facility Expansions
Private commercial investments improve local property values and expand retail and industrial service options.
Dollar Tree conversion of former Rite Aid
No direct town cost identified.
Tonawanda Rail Trail Enhancements Bidding
Covered under existing approved capital trail contracts.
Drive-up ATM at Sheridan-Eggert Plaza
Proposed Data Center Development and Town Moratorium
Significant private investment expected, with potential tax and utility rate implications for local ratepayers.
Commercial and Industrial Site Plan Reviews
Promotes local business investment and property tax base growth.
Vacant Commercial Property Blight
Over $400,000 in delinquent taxes owed to the town and county.
Commercial Redevelopment of Former Bon Ton into Medical Offices
Private investment in commercial real estate revitalization along a major retail corridor.
River Road Apartment Development
Generates private investment and housing stock along the waterfront.
Victoria Place Apartments Affordable Senior Housing
Federal HOME grant funding of $1,046,685 allocated to local affordable housing construction.
waterfront development
It's a half-million dollar investment coming out of city funds to upgrade our local views.
Grocery Store Development at 281 Kenmore Avenue
Economic development and commercial activity along Kenmore Avenue.
Redevelopment and Cleanup of Former Tonawanda Coke Site
The project represents a reported $100 million cleanup effort paired with significant private investment in a data center designed to generate long-term tax revenue for the town, school district, and county.
Development Services Center Relocation
$33,375 expenditure for moving services
Commercial Retail Expansion at 2865 Elmwood Avenue
Private commercial investment revitalizes a vacant property and generates local economic activity.
Decisions during term (9)
Recorded while Hennessy was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
2865 Elmwood Avenue – Dollar Tree final site plan (Benderson Development)
Special Use Permit for Benderson Development (2865 Elmwood Avenue)
Community Development Block Grant Program Budget Adoption (FY 2026)
Call Hearing for Benderson Development Special Use Permit
Resolution RES-2026-557: Amend FY 2025 Community Development Budget
Motion: Approve and Authorize the Supervisor to Execute Change Order 1 with One Diversified, LLC in Connection with Job 2966 - Development Services Building, for an Increase of $2,845.18, as Set Forth in the Agenda Before You.
Development Services Building Conference Room Equipment
Development Services Center Moving Services
Authorization for Community Development Loan Programs
Voting record (12)(Development)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.