Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA)
Information for the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA).
Information for the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA).
Learn about what type of business the NSCs require permits for operating. Learn about the renewal process for existing permit holders.
Supporting homeownership in neighborhoods that have experienced disinvestment Some neighborhoods in the city of Rochester have experienced a long history of disinvestment, resulting in deep and ongoing challenges. Today, focused programs like Buy The Block are working to strengthen these neighborhoo
Describes the responsibility of the Environmental Commission, how to be involved, and meeting agendas and minutes.
Provides information on City programs assisting with property rehabilitation and repair.
The Healthy ROC Grocer Program makes it easy for you to find stores conveniently located in your neighborhood or near your workplace to quickly fill your shopping basket with nutritious, wholesome foods that support well-being for you and your family.
Content of neighborhood businesses that were successful in receiving grants for their business.
The Employer Assisted Housing Initiative Program incentivizes private employers to encourage their employees to purchase homes in the city of Rochester.
The seven Midtown parcels have been developed into a variety of housing, retail, office, and open space uses.
In 2009, a survey was undertaken to catalog and identify the character-defining elements of the parklands in Rochester's park system that are over 50 years old or hold historic significance.
Rochester’s many unique historic buildings and landscapes.
Provides information about the Lyell Otis Community Association (LOCA).
The Electrical Examining Board of the City is responsible for investigating and examining the knowledge and technical ability of each applicant for a license to engage in electrical work in the City of Rochester.
Zoning information for CityGate.
All RURA Board members are also elected members of the Rochester City Council. The four-year term of each of the RURA Board members coincides with each Board member’s respective City Council member term. A list of members can be found here.
The Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund provides assistance to business owners and real estate developers for the cleanup of brownfield sites.
The Rochester City-Wide Housing Market Study collected market data with a full analysis of the City's neighborhoods, finance environment, and housing programs, creating a set of recommendations for future planning efforts one shared vision to reinvigorate Rochester's neighborhoods.
With over $10 million in public investment for predevelopment and planning activities, the City is making available for redevelopment an area of over 12 acres in the heart of the Bull’s Head community. The City has selected a qualified developer to advance the revitalization of this community hub.
The Bull’s Head Revitalization Project represents years of neighborhood-based planning driven by a strong commitment from residents, the City of Rochester and others to catalyze revitalization and redevelopment in Bull’s Head.
Submitting a Zoning Application