Events

 City Council committees generally meet on the 2^nd Wednesday and Thursday of each month. The primary function of these committees is to review all proposed legislation and to recommend adoption, consideration, or rejection by the entire Council, either as written or with amendments.

For the month of October, committee meetings for the Parks & Public Works Committee and the Neighborhood & Business Development Committee will take place on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, at 3:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., respectively.

 City Council committees generally meet on the 2^nd Wednesday and Thursday of each month. The primary function of these committees is to review all proposed legislation and to recommend adoption, consideration, or rejection by the entire Council, either as written or with amendments.

For the month of October, committee meetings for the Recreation & Human Services Committee, the Public Safety Committee, and the Finance Committee will take place on Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 3:30 p.m., 4:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., respectively.

The City of Rochester Public Market offers dozens of garage sales with bargains on everything from furniture to clothing; collectibles to jewelry; artwork to trinkets... all in one location! From spring through the Fall, stop by the Market every other Sunday to join us for the largest community garage sales and

This seven-member citizen board reviews applications for Certificates of Appropriateness required for alterations to landmarks and properties located in the City’s eight preservation districts. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church St. – RM. 302A Rochester, NY 14614 preservationboard@cityofrochester.

The City of Rochester Public Market offers dozens of garage sales with bargains on everything from furniture to clothing; collectibles to jewelry; artwork to trinkets... all in one location! From spring through the Fall, stop by the Market every other Sunday to join us for the largest community garage sales and

This seven-member citizen board hears requests for Variances to the City’s Zoning Code, and Administrative Appeals of decisions made by the Manager of Zoning. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church St. – RM. 302A Rochester, NY 14614 Melissa Phillips zoningboard@cityofrochester.gov   (585) 4

This seven-member citizen commission has jurisdiction and authority in the issuance of Special Permits, subdivision approvals, and a wide range of other matters. The Planning Commission also makes recommendations to City Council regarding Zoning Text and Map amendments. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church

This seven-member citizen board reviews applications for Certificates of Appropriateness required for alterations to landmarks and properties located in the City’s eight preservation districts. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church St. – RM. 302A Rochester, NY 14614 preservationboard@cityofrochester.

This seven-member citizen board hears requests for Variances to the City’s Zoning Code, and Administrative Appeals of decisions made by the Manager of Zoning. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church St. – RM. 302A Rochester, NY 14614 Melissa Phillips zoningboard@cityofrochester.gov   (585) 4

This seven-member citizen commission has jurisdiction and authority in the issuance of Special Permits, subdivision approvals, and a wide range of other matters. The Planning Commission also makes recommendations to City Council regarding Zoning Text and Map amendments. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church

This seven-member citizen board reviews applications for Certificates of Appropriateness required for alterations to landmarks and properties located in the City’s eight preservation districts. City Hall, City Council Chambers 30  Church St. – RM. 302A Rochester, NY 14614 preservationboard@cityofrochester.