Business owners and neighbors told the Planning Commission the project would displace urgent care clinics, child care and gyms, remove century‑old trees and create privacy and relocation hardships; Economic Development staff said 35 tenants hold active business licenses representing about 244 employees.

Council debates impacts of permit on easements and neighborhood privacy issues.

Residents urge denial of remodeling plans citing multiple municipal code violations.

Commissioners highlight design elements while addressing neighborhood privacy and traffic impact.

Board upholds variance request allowing flexibility in permitting process addressing privacy issues.

Fayette Place residents demand adequate buffers against new three-story apartments intruding on privacy.

The Town of Victor Board of Appeals approved an 8-foot, up-to-160-foot privacy-fence variance for homeowner Deborah Hogan on June 15, citing limited neighborhood visibility and the removal of vegetative screening by the developer; a neighboring owner also raised concerns about lack of notice and site clearing by the developer.

Residents express privacy concerns amid planned two-story homes at Shelby property in Sandy.