Councilwoman· January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2029 (Town Law §24: four-year council term begins January 1 and ends December 31; elected 2025 per Monroe County BOE 2025 canvass)
Tracy A. DiFlorio
Chili
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Top issues during term (20)
O'Reilly Auto Parts at 3300 Chili Avenue
No direct town cost, but the design outcome will shape the Chili Avenue corridor's look and traffic for years.
Residential variance requests in the R-1-15 District
No direct town cost — conditions shift review, filing and landscape costs to the applicant.
Neighborhood speeding and e-bike safety
No direct cost mentioned, though traffic studies, patrols, and signage could carry modest costs.
2027 Preliminary Budget and District Assessments
Sets the library's 2027 funding level, which comes from town taxpayers.
Residential area variances for home improvements
No cost to taxpayers; the homeowners pay permit fees and, in McKay's case, any future shed-moving costs.
Pit Bull Safety Advocacy
Hillside Children's Center campus expansion
Library Board of Trustees Nominee
Library Personnel Changes
Proposed group home at 105 Beaver Road
2027 Library Closed Dates
Union Street industrial subdivision revival
Could eventually add industrial tax base and jobs; the town avoids added maintenance costs via the private-swale road drainage design.
Deputy Public Works Commissioner Resignation
Solar Farm Development Policy
Host community agreements bring annual payments to the town, but the town offers no tax incentives to solar developers.
Senior and Youth Programming Shuttles
$8,043.50 in federal funds, no local cost.
Community Center improvements
Covered by grant funds, so no hit to the town budget.
Road funding boost via CHIPS and state programs
The severe 2025/26 winter drove plowing costs to nearly $925,000, reimbursed under the state contract.
Open Space Inventory update
XLI Manufacturing warehouse expansion at 50 Jetview Drive
Private investment in an existing industrial campus; no town cost identified.
Industrial park expansion at 15 Airline Drive
The project is estimated at about $11 million.
Decisions during term (194)
Recorded while DiFlorio was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
ZBA-21-2026 — 38 Meeting House Drive shed variance
ZBA-22-2026 — 27 Gage Gardens shed variance
ZBA-23-2026 — 25 Jacklyn Drive front porch variance
ZBA-24-2026 — 15 Hay Market Road deck variance
ZBA-25-2026 — 16 Keith Terrace porch variance tabled
Approval of prior meeting minutes
Approval of Minutes – 9/16/2026
Resolution #201 – Dog Shelter Donations
Resolutions #202 and #203 – Chili Fire Department Active List
Resolution #204 – Employer Medical Contribution 2027
Resolution #205 – Flexible Spending Account for 2027
Resolution #206 – Bids for Sidewalk Plowing
Resolution #207 – Monroe County Climate Action Plan Grant
Resolution #208 – 2026 Budget Amendments
Resolution #209 – Legal Representation – Code Enforcement
Resolution #210 – October 7, 2026 Abstract
Hillside Children's Center preliminary site plan — 2075 Scottsville Road (PB-23-2026)
SEQR lead agency declaration and negative declaration — Hillside application
O'Reilly Auto Parts subdivision and site plan — 3300 Chili Avenue (PB-27-2026, PB-24-2026)
SEQR findings continuation — 3513 Union Street applications
Voting record (75)
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