# Webster Ledger
> Independent local journalism for Webster, NY
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## Pages
- [About](https://websterledger.com/about.md) - The Webster Ledger covers the decisions that shape life in Webster, New York — town meetings, school board votes, zoning applications, comprehensive plan hearings, the things that get decided in rooms most residents never set foot in. I'm Morgan VanDerLeest. I started this publication because the r…
- [Corrections](https://websterledger.com/corrections.md) - When we get something wrong, we say so here. Corrections are listed in reverse chronological order. The corrected articles are also updated with a visible notice. August 7, 2026 Webster's Town Board votes tonight on a moratorium exemption for the Dinks and Links project (webster-town-board-preview-…
- [Welcome to the Webster Ledger](https://websterledger.com/welcome.md) - Independent local journalism for Webster, NY. Here is what we cover, how we work, and how to reach us.

## Posts
- [Webster's new in-car police cameras also read license plates](https://websterledger.com/webster-police-in-car-cameras-read-license-plates.md) - Webster's police cars carry cameras that read license plates. Police Chief Dennis Kohlmeier disclosed the capability at a budget workshop. New York's model policy binds nobody, and the state records schedule it points to sets a one-year retention where local governments have adopted it.
- [Webster zoning board approves two variances, food truck request tabled to December](https://websterledger.com/webster-zba-recap-august-11-2026.md) - The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a privacy fence and a front setback Tuesday, both 5-0. A request to park a food truck in a backyard was tabled to December at the applicant's request.
- [Webster's zoning agenda for Tuesday lists Waterview Phase 3 as tabled to September](https://websterledger.com/webster-zba-preview-august-11-2026.md) - The agenda for Tuesday's Zoning Board of Appeals meeting says Waterview Apartments Phase 3 is tabled to September. A fence, a food truck and a front setback are the three scheduled matters left on the docket.
- [Webster's biggest departments close budget season with flat levies, and none got there by spending less](https://websterledger.com/budget-workshop-2027-flat-levies-zoning-line.md) - Police, highway, the library and the town's zoning line came to Webster's second and last 2027 budget workshop. Three of the biggest levy lines are flat, falling or zero. None got there by spending less.
- [Webster's sewer rate falls $8.89 a unit for 2027](https://websterledger.com/webster-sewer-rates-2027-fairlife.md) - Webster's sewer plant brought its 2027 budget to the Town Board on Thursday. The combined per-unit charge falls $8.89. The revenue that makes that possible is not contractually guaranteed, the department told the board.
- [Webster Town Board denies Dinks and Links moratorium exemption, 5-0](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-board-recap-august-6-2026.md) - The draft resolution posted with the agenda would have granted relief. No one moved it. A motion made from the floor to deny recited the same findings in the negative and carried unanimously.
- [Webster's Town Board votes tonight on a moratorium exemption for the Dinks and Links project](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-board-preview-august-6-2026.md) - Item 8 would grant hardship relief from the town's development moratorium for a proposed recreation facility on Five Mile Line Road. The draft resolution is posted with the agenda. The applicant's submission is not.
- [Webster Planning Board extends a 47-apartment approval with a day to spare](https://websterledger.com/webster-planning-board-recap-august-4-2026.md) - The site plan approval for Cobblestone Place Phase 2 was set to expire Wednesday. A four-member board granted a one-year extension Tuesday night, after a public hearing at which nobody spoke.
- [A 47-apartment approval expires Wednesday. Webster's Planning Board holds the hearing Tuesday.](https://websterledger.com/webster-planning-board-preview-august-4-2026.md) - The board takes public comment Tuesday night on extending the Cobblestone Place Phase 2 site plan approval, which runs out the next day. Also on the docket: 36 more Aberdeen lots and a building addition on Ridge Road.
- [Webster opens 2027 budget season with raises not yet negotiated](https://websterledger.com/budget-workshop-2027-raises-unsettled.md) - Six town departments and the justice court brought opening 2027 requests to the Town Board. None include raises, which are still being negotiated.
- [How Webster's two governments actually diverge and cooperate](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-village-diverge-cooperate.md) - A follow-up to our May primer on town and village government, focused on the concrete places the two actually meet: a tax fund that splits by law, a wastewater permit that split in 2024, a five-party economic development partnership, and a summer vote that put a boundary change to Village voters.
- [Revaluation mailers are back: what happens between now and the 2027 roll](https://websterledger.com/revaluation-mailers-2027-roll-explainer.md) - The correction window on Webster's revaluation mailers is closing soon, per the town. Here's what the mailer covers, how to fix it, and what the 2027 timeline looks like from here.
- [Willink Middle School construction is underway as part of Webster's $85 million bond](https://websterledger.com/willink-middle-school-construction-2026.md) - Willink Middle School is the only WCSD building the district describes as under construction this summer, part of Webster's $85 million bond. Work at Schroeder is already finished, and more is bid for future summers.
- [Where the Webster Comprehensive Plan stands](https://websterledger.com/where-the-webster-comprehensive-plan-stands.md) - The town's draft Comprehensive Plan is still taking public input, with hearings and formal adoption ahead. Here's what's in it and what residents said.
- [A guide to Webster's Lake Ontario access points](https://websterledger.com/2026-07-27-webster-lake-ontario-access.md) - Webster has two public parks on Lake Ontario, plus nearby options for a lifeguarded beach and a boat launch. Here's what each spot offers, and where to call about camping or rental reservations.
- [Who decides what in Webster: the Planning Board, Town Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals, explained](https://websterledger.com/who-decides-what-webster-planning-town-zoning-boards.md) - Three boards, three different jobs. A plain-language guide to which one rezones land, which one approves a subdivision, which one grants a variance, and who to petition for what.
- [Fire destroys Bauman's Farm Market building in Wednesday blaze](https://websterledger.com/baumans-farm-market-fire.md) - A fire that broke out early Wednesday tore through the main market building at Bauman's Farm Market, a Webster-area institution just over the line in Penfield. No injuries reported; West Webster Fire Department led the response.
- [Meet Webster's Conservation Board: the environmental review board you've probably never heard from](https://websterledger.com/2026-07-22-webster-conservation-board.md) - A five-member board most residents have never heard of just pitched Tree City USA to the Town Board. Here is what Webster's Conservation Board actually does, and how it landed real say over development review.
- [Who represents Webster: in the county legislature and in Albany](https://websterledger.com/who-represents-webster-county-legislature-and-albany.md) - Two county legislators, one state senator, and one assemblyman whose seat is turning over: a guide to who represents Webster right now, and how to reach them.
- [Town Board presses police chief on school-officer contract language, sets Aug. 6 date for traffic-law hearing](https://websterledger.com/town-board-recap-2026-07-16.md) - The board approved its school resource officer contract 5-0 after a councilman pressed the police chief on parental-notification language, and settled the traffic-law hearing date at Aug. 6, not Aug. 3 as the posted agenda had listed.
- [How Webster's town debt reached $132 million, and who pays it back](https://websterledger.com/how-websters-town-debt-reached-132-million-and-who-pays-it-back.md) - Webster has authorized about $132 million in capital borrowing across eight projects. Here is what it paid for, and which taxpayers and ratepayers repay each piece.
- [What's on the Webster Town Board agenda Thursday: the paperwork behind the 2027 reassessment](https://websterledger.com/town-board-preview-2026-07-16.md) - The board is set to take up the paperwork that would start a full town-wide reassessment for 2027, alongside a rescheduled school-officer contract and two still-vacant seats on the panel that hears assessment challenges.
- [Webster ZBA denies Solar Garden appeal, tables Waterview Phase 3 again](https://websterledger.com/zba-recap-july-14-solar-denied-waterview-tabled.md) - The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously denied a citizen appeal of the Webster Solar Garden's industrial-use classification Tuesday, and separately pulled back from a vote on Waterview Apartments Phase 3 rather than risk it failing.
- [7 Brew wins final approval for Hard Road drive-through](https://websterledger.com/7-brew-hard-road-final-approval-2026.md) - The Webster Planning Board unanimously granted final site plan approval for the 7 Brew drive-through coffee stand on Hard Road, with conditions.
- [Webster ZBA revisits the solar farm appeal, and a timeliness question could end it](https://websterledger.com/zba-july-14-preview-xerox-solar-waterview.md) - The citizen appeal of the Webster Solar Garden's permit classification is back before the Zoning Board of Appeals, which may first decide whether it was filed in time.
- [How to read your Webster property tax bill: town, county, school, and special districts](https://websterledger.com/how-to-read-your-webster-property-tax-bill.md) - Webster homeowners get two tax bills a year, and each is a stack of separate governments. Here is how the town, county, school, and special district pieces fit together, and the math behind every line.
- [How a project gets built in Webster: site plan, SEQR, and the approval gauntlet](https://websterledger.com/how-a-project-gets-built-in-webster-site-plan-seqr.md) - Sketch plan, SEQR, lead agency, negative declaration, special use permit. A plain-language walk through how a development moves from application to final approval in Webster.
- [Webster Planning Board extends Sienna Reserve subdivision approval by one year](https://websterledger.com/planning-board-recap-july-7-2026.md) - The board granted the one-year extension for the 10-lot Orchard Road subdivision Tuesday, after a public hearing in which Blue Creek Drive neighbors described a history of flooding and questioned the drainage plan.
- [Webster's zoning rewrite is coming: where the comp plan stands, and the state grant that would pay for it](https://websterledger.com/webster-zoning-rewrite-state-grant-2026.md) - The town wants $150,000 from New York State to overhaul zoning rules that date to 2003, to match the Webster 2040 plan now nearing a vote.
- [7 Brew's final vote, and what else is on Webster's Planning Board docket July 7](https://websterledger.com/webster-planning-board-preview-july-7-2026.md) - The board takes up final site plan approval for the Hard Road drive-through Tuesday, along with a subdivision extension request, new signs and more.
- [Webster Town Board votes to halt its renewable natural gas project](https://websterledger.com/town-board-recap-july-2-2026.md) - The Webster Town Board voted Thursday to end its roughly $9 million renewable natural gas project. It also tabled a school resource officer contract to July 16, approved an independent review of two proposed Verizon cell towers, and heard the town's single dog kennel is out of state compliance.
- [Village of Webster asks residents: what should Schantz Park become?](https://websterledger.com/schantz-park-redesign-village-feedback-2026.md) - The Village is reviewing design ideas for Schantz Park and asking residents to weigh in before any plan moves forward.
- [What's on Webster's Town Board docket July 2: a vote to halt payments on the RNG project, and more](https://websterledger.com/town-board-preview-july-2-2026.md) - The board meets Thursday with a resolution to stop payments on its roughly $9 million renewable natural gas project at the top of the agenda, alongside two assessment-board vacancies, a state planning grant, a school resource officer contract, and a returning Verizon cell-tower review.
- [What is the Board of Assessment Review, and why it matters](https://websterledger.com/what-is-the-board-of-assessment-review.md) - Every Webster homeowner has a yearly right to challenge the value the town places on their property. The Board of Assessment Review is where that challenge starts.
- [7 Brew drive-through coffee wins preliminary approval for Hard Road](https://websterledger.com/7-brew-hard-road-webster-planning-board-2026.md) - 7 Brew won unanimous preliminary site plan approval for a drive-through coffee stand on Hard Road, with conditions still to clear.
- [Webster Planning Board approves 66 new homes at Bella Terra Phase 3](https://websterledger.com/bella-terra-phase-3-66-homes-webster-planning-approval.md) - The Webster Planning Board approved Bella Terra Phase 3 on May 5: a 66-lot single-family subdivision on 21.2 acres south of Bellora Way.
- [A 115-pound robot named Reboot rolled into Webster's elementary schools](https://websterledger.com/sparx-reboot-robot-elementary-school-visits-2026.md) - Webster's high school robotics team, SparX, toured district elementary schools in June with Reboot, the 115-pound robot it rebuilt mid-season for this year's FIRST competition.
- [Dobbins wins Republican primary in Assembly District 130; Democratic race too close to call](https://websterledger.com/ad-130-primary-results-june-2026.md) - George Dobbins won the Republican primary in the 130th Assembly District after Wayne County reported, overtaking Mark C. Johns, who led in Monroe County. The Democratic race between Carl Fitzsimmons and Joseph Lamanna remains too close to call. Morelle and DiNapoli won their races.
- [Webster Arboretum throws a party for America's 250th this Wednesday](https://websterledger.com/webster-arboretum-250th-celebration-june-2026.md) - An afternoon of music, lawn games and food trucks at the Webster Arboretum on Wednesday, June 24, marking the nation's 250th birthday.
- [Webster begins townwide property revaluation: what the mailer in your box means](https://websterledger.com/2027-townwide-revaluation-webster.md) - Webster's first townwide revaluation since 2004 is underway. Data-verification mailers are landing at all 17,003 properties, and now is the moment to correct your property record before new values are set.
- [Webster Names New Wastewater Chief; Cell Tower Review Pushed to July](https://websterledger.com/town-board-meeting-june-18-2026.md) - The Webster Town Board appointed a new wastewater treatment plant chief and joined a state cybersecurity program June 18, while holding off on an independent review of two proposed Verizon cell towers until July.
- [Town Board Begins Environmental Review of Transportation Project, Weighs Zoning Grant Bid](https://websterledger.com/town-board-workshop-june-18-2026.md) - Webster officials took up the environmental review of a major roadway project and heard a pitch to seek $150,000 in state funding for zoning code revisions at a June 18 workshop.
- [What's on the Webster Town Board agenda Thursday: a zoning-rewrite grant, two cell towers, and a change on the Zoning Board of Appeals](https://websterledger.com/2026-06-18-town-board-preview.md) - The Town Board meets Thursday, June 18. On the agenda: a state grant to fund rewriting Webster's zoning code, an outside review of two Verizon cell towers, and a change on the Zoning Board of Appeals.
- [What the moratorium actually froze: the one project now in limbo](https://websterledger.com/what-the-moratorium-actually-froze.md) - A development moratorium sounds sweeping. Webster's is narrow and precise, and on the ground it has frozen essentially one active project. Here is how the law actually works.
- [What's actually on your June 23 primary ballot in Webster, by party](https://websterledger.com/june-23-primary-ballot-webster-by-party.md) - New York's June 23 primary is closed, so what's on your Webster ballot depends entirely on your party. Unaffiliated voters get nothing, Republicans one race (their statewide contests drew lone candidates), Democrats three. Here's what each group will see.
- [What Village of Webster voters are deciding Tuesday, June 16](https://websterledger.com/village-of-webster-special-election-2026-06-16.md) - A special election Tuesday, June 16, decides a contested Village trustee seat and a proposition moving part of a vacant Xerox industrial parcel into the Town. Only registered Village voters may vote.
- [Yes, you can keep chickens in your Webster backyard. Here's what you need to know.](https://websterledger.com/webster-backyard-chickens-special-use-permit.md) - On June 9 the Zoning Board of Appeals granted a Webster homeowner a special use permit for up to eight hens and a backyard coop. Here is how the process works and why more of your neighbors have one than you would think.
- [What is the Zoning Board of Appeals? A Webster resident's guide.](https://websterledger.com/what-is-the-zoning-board-of-appeals.md) - You may have heard the ZBA mentioned at a town meeting or in a neighbor's permit dispute. Here is what it actually does, and how you can get involved.
- [Webster ZBA tables Xerox solar challenge and Waterview Phase 3 until July](https://websterledger.com/zba-june-9-2026-results.md) - The board tabled the Xerox solar farm permit challenge until July 14 and pushed Waterview Phase 3 to July. Five routine variance and permit applications were approved unanimously.
- [Webster enacted a commercial development moratorium. Here's what it does.](https://websterledger.com/webster-zoning-moratorium-explainer.md) - Webster Local Law No. 2 of 2026, enacted June 4, pauses commercial development approvals across every commercial zone in town. This explainer covers what's frozen, what's exempt, and which projects are already affected.
- [Webster ZBA meets Tuesday with solar challenge, 56-unit apartment variance on the docket](https://websterledger.com/zba-june-9-2026-solar-farm-challenge.md) - The town's Zoning Board of Appeals takes up a dispute over the Xerox campus solar farm's permit type and a 56-unit apartment complex that would need substantial front and buffer variances. Here is what to expect Tuesday night.
- [Pride flag confrontation and a 20-speaker comment session roil Webster Town Board meeting](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-board-june-4-2026.md) - A physical altercation at a June 1 flag-raising and an overflow public comment session dominated the board's June 4 meeting. The board also enacted a six-month commercial development moratorium and authorized litigation counsel for the Montante Solar case.
- [Webster Town Board set to vote on commercial development moratorium tonight](https://websterledger.com/town-board-preview-2026-06-04.md) - The Webster Town Board votes tonight on a six-month commercial development moratorium. A 6:30 p.m. workshop first takes up the town's 2027 property revaluation and a proposal to convert wastewater plant gas into a revenue-generating renewable fuel.
- [Pickleball facility on Five Mile Line Road tabled as moratorium deadline looms](https://websterledger.com/planning-board-june-2-2026-2.md) - The Planning Board tabled a proposed pickleball complex on Five Mile Line Road as engineering concerns remain unresolved and a zoning moratorium looms. A drive-through coffee kiosk on Hard Road got preliminary approval.
- [Planning Board meets tonight. Here's what's on the agenda.](https://websterledger.com/planning-board-june-2-2026.md) - A 39,100-square-foot recreation complex is the centerpiece of an 11-item Planning Board agenda Tuesday night.
- [Webster's planning rules are 18 years old. Here's what that means as the development keeps coming.](https://websterledger.com/webster-planning-rules-18-years-old-development-2026-05-18.md) - Webster's comprehensive plan is 18 years old. A $650 million dairy plant, Xerox campus land, and a queue of applications are all governed by rules from 2008. The town voted in April to pause. That pause has not taken effect, and it will not cover everything.
- [Webster Library's Book-Challenge Process, Explained](https://websterledger.com/2026-05-28-webster-public-library-book-challenge-process-explained.md) - A recent public Facebook post has put Webster Public Library's formal review process in the spotlight. Here is how that process actually works, step by step.
- [The lake has peaked. Here is where Ontario stands, and what Webster built since the last time it got bad.](https://websterledger.com/2026-05-28-lake-ontario-water-levels.md) - Lake Ontario has reached its seasonal peak at approximately 247.4 feet, about 13 inches above the long-term May average. Here is where the lake stands, what changed since the 2017 and 2019 flooding years, and what Webster built for the next high-water event.
- [Town or village? A plain-English guide to how Webster is actually governed](https://websterledger.com/town-or-village-webster-ny.md) - Webster has two separate municipal governments sharing one name and one ZIP code. Here is how they divide power, who you elect, and when.
- [Monroe County will cut Bay Road from four lanes to three, starting June 15](https://websterledger.com/bay-road-diet-2026.md) - Monroe County is converting Bay Road from four lanes to three starting June 15. Here is what the new design looks like, what the safety data shows, and what drivers should expect during construction.
- [Webster swim lesson registration opens June 4. Spots fill in minutes.](https://websterledger.com/webster-swim-lesson-registration-june-4.md) - What Webster families need to know about summer 2026 rec: swim lesson registration opens June 4 at 8 AM, camp spots are rolling, and adult softball is already underway.
- [Webster resident says he defaced library copy of "Flamer" with a Sharpie, posts photos](https://websterledger.com/2026-05-22-vandalism-admission-sharpie-webster-public-library.md) - A Webster resident posted photographs Friday night of pages from a Webster Public Library copy of "Flamer" he says he covered with a Sharpie before returning the book. The book was on display for AAPI Heritage Month.
- [Webster Town Board approves $526K in MRB contracts, gets wastewater update and Bay Road briefing](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-board-2026-05-21.md) - The board approved two MRB Group engineering contracts totaling $526,000, received a wastewater plant update showing ammonia levels now well below permit limits, and learned of a Bay Road road diet design change the full board had not been briefed on.
- [Webster voters approve $227M school budget, pass both propositions, seat Richardson and Barker on BOE](https://websterledger.com/wcsd-budget-vote-results-may-2026.md) - Webster Central voters passed the 2026-27 budget on the first vote Tuesday, averting the district's contingency plan and keeping all three ballot questions well above the 50% threshold.
- [The Fairlife deal: what Webster traded, what was promised, and what's actually in writing](https://websterledger.com/the-fairlife-deal-what-webster-traded-what-was-promised-and-whats-actually-in-writing.md) - Stand at the east end of Tebor Road and the scale of what Webster agreed to is hard to miss. Seven hundred and forty-five thousand square feet of production, warehouse, and office space on 110 acres of what used to be Burrows family farmland. Stainless-steel silos catching the morning light. Trucks…
- [Webster's Summer 2026: Mark Your Calendar](https://websterledger.com/websters-summer-2026.md) - June 13 brings fireworks over Webster Rec Center and the Farmers' Market opening day. Here's everything on Webster's summer calendar, from weekly concerts to the Jazz Festival.
- [Webster schools budget vote May 19: what's on the ballot, what it costs](https://websterledger.com/webster-schools-budget-vote-may-19-2026.md) - Webster Central School District residents vote Tuesday, May 19, on a $227.1 million budget. Here's what's on the ballot, what it costs a typical homeowner, and what happens if it fails.
- [Five things every new Webster resident should know](https://websterledger.com/five-things-every-new-webster-resident-should-know.md) - Moving to Webster means joining a community with its own civic rhythms. None are complicated, but a few will surprise you if you don't know to look. 1. There are two governments, and they overlap Webster has a Town government and a Village government. The Village of Webster sits inside the Town of…
- [What a PILOT is, how COMIDA approves one, and what the signed Fairlife agreement actually contains](https://websterledger.com/what-a-pilot-is-comida-explainer.md) - A plain-language guide to Payment In Lieu Of Taxes agreements, how COMIDA approves them without a school-board vote, and what that means for Webster taxpayers.
- [Six days to the schools vote: what it costs your house, and what happens if it fails](https://websterledger.com/six-days-schools-vote-wcsd-budget-2026.md) - Webster Central School District residents vote Tuesday, May 19, on a $227.1 million budget for 2026-27. Our May 4 overview walked through what’s on the ballot. This piece answers the two questions that overview left at the rate level: what the budget actually costs a homeowner in dollars, and what…
- [Webster's development pause isn't law yet: here's where it actually stands](https://websterledger.com/websters-development-pause-isnt-law-yet-heres-where-it-actually-stands.md) - Despite headlines suggesting otherwise, Webster has not paused new development. The Town Board's April 16 vote sent the proposed moratorium, Local Law No. 2 of 2026, to the Monroe County Planning Board for a required advisory review, a step the law calls a §239-m referral. The Town's own FAQ states…
- [Webster Town Board rejects Climate Smart bid and police chief pay fix in split votes](https://websterledger.com/webster-town-board-rejects-climate-smart-bid-police-chief-pay-fix-split-votes.md) - Webster's Town Board voted down a Climate Smart Community pledge and a one-year salary fix for the police chief on May 7, and set a June 2 hearing on a boundary-line move at the Xerox campus.
- [What those property review signs actually mean](https://websterledger.com/property-review-signs-webster.md) - A plain-language guide to the review statuses on Webster's property notices
- [How to speak at a Webster Town Board meeting (and be heard)](https://websterledger.com/how-to-participate-webster-town-hall.md) - You have more power at Webster Town Hall than you might think. Here is exactly how to use it.
- [Webster Planning Board orders outside review of 135-foot Verizon tower](https://websterledger.com/planning-board-orders-outside-review-verizon-tower.md) - The Webster Planning Board ordered an independent RF engineering review of Verizon's proposed 135-foot cell tower at 1222 Wildflower Drive. No vote was taken; results are targeted before the July meeting.
- [Verizon cell tower at 1222 Wildflower Drive goes before the Planning Board tonight](https://websterledger.com/verizon-wildflower-tower-planning-board-preview.md) - The application's first appearance before the Planning Board is a sketch plan review only. Here is where the proposal stands going in.
- [What's on Webster's May 19 School Ballot: A $227M Budget, Two Propositions, and an Uncontested Board Race](https://websterledger.com/webster-schools-may-19-2026-budget-vote.md) - Webster residents vote May 19 on a $227M school budget, two propositions, and two uncontested board seats. Here's what's on the ballot and what it means for taxes.
- [Webster Comprehensive Plan Committee wraps last meeting before public hearings](https://websterledger.com/2026-04-30-webster-comprehensive-plan-committee-wraps-last-meeting.md) - The Comprehensive Plan Committee held its final scheduled meeting Thursday night. Building heights, Ridge Road, and farmland protections were on the table. A public hearing comes next, with a target adoption date of summer 2026.
- [A note from the publisher](https://websterledger.com/publishers-note.md) - Webster's Town Board voted this month on a development moratorium that can affect property values across the town. Bay Road's traffic pattern is changing. Zoning applications are moving through the planning process. Most residents find out afterward, if they find out at all. The regional paper cove…

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