FAYETTE RESIDENTS ONLY
FALL CLEAN UP WILL BE OCTOBER 1st-14th
DUMPSTER IS AT THE TOWN OFFICE
1439 YELLOW TAVERN RD.
WATERLOO, NY 13165
-NO TIRES
-NO ELECTRONICS
-NO WET PAINT
-NO HAZERDOUS WASTE
-NO BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION WASTE
-NO BRUSH OR TREES
-NO MATTRESSES
Tornado Damage Self-Reporting Tool
A self-reporting tool (the link above) is now available to help residents and businesses in our community document damage caused by the recent tornado event.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to use the tool to report any damage they experienced. The link has also been posted on our Facebook page for easy access.
The information collected will help the State and County assess the extent of the damage and support requests for potential federal assistance.
Please note: Submitting information through this tool is not an application for disaster relief or other assistance programs. It is solely intended to document damage and help officials assess the overall impact of the tornado.
Thank you for helping us document the damage and support our community’s recovery efforts.
If residents need assistance or have any specific questions, please call Town Supervisor, Jeff Trout, at 315-729-6357.
********If residents need assistance with debris along the road, please contact the Town of Fayette 315-585-6282 Ext 2. ********
CURRENT NEWS:
NOTICE: MORATORIUM ON DEVELOPMENT LIFTED
The moratorium on development in the Lakeshore/Canal District has been lifted.
The Town is now accepting development applications and will review all applications in accordance with the updated Land Use Regulations.
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Seneca County has a new hotline for recycling issues/complaints. Residents should call the SENECA COUNTY RECYCLING HOTLINE: 315-220-3301
Calendar of Events
Thursday, October 8, 2026
6:50 pm Town Board Meeting
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
6:00 pm Town Court
Monday, October 26, 2026
7:00 pm Planning Board Meeting
NOTICES
ATTENTION FAYETTE RESIDENTS:
There has been a bit of confusion regarding the public hearing and meeting time for the meeting on June 11th. We would like to provide the following for clarification, if you have any questions, feel free to contact any board member or the town office.
On June 11th the town board and the planning board will be holding a special meeting at 6:00 p.m. at the town office. That meeting will conclude at 6:45 p.m. .
The public hearing regarding the highway superintendent position will begin at 6:50 p.m. at the Town Hall. The question before the town board and the subject of the hearing is whether the town board should hold a referendum (public vote) on Election Day (November 2026) regarding changing the highway superintendent position from elected to appointed effective January 1st, 2029. The town board will NOT we deciding whether the position should be elected or appointed. The town board will be voting on letting the public decide.
The regular Town board meeting will begin immediately following the closure of the public hearing. All are welcome to attend. Please use this link to access a Questions and Answers Sheet regarding this matter.
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:c6322d67-d38f-4ec2-b783-e0208b04d743
LEGAL NOTICE– Planning Board
The Board will hear the requests of:
William and Laurie Buchko, of 4316 Teall Beach, Geneva, NY 14456, Tax Map # 25-1-39, regarding an application to reconstruct the existing retaining wall, 22’ X 37’ X 15’.
Thomas Thompson, of 4192 Teall Beach, Geneva, NY 14456, Tax Map #25-1-56, regarding an application to build a tram.
Matthew Martin, of 2329 Leader Road, Seneca Falls, NY 13148, Tax Map # 29-1-05, regarding an application for a short-term rental.
Jason and Colleen Holzman, of 00 Teall Beach North, Geneva, NY 14456, Tax Map # 25-1-53, regarding an application to build a two-story single-family dwelling, approximately 28” X 34’.
Robert Balme, of 3712 Edgewood Drive, Geneva, NY 14456, Tax Map # 18-1-34, regarding an application to install a 14kw Generac generator.
Robert Balme, of 3712 Edgewood Drive, Geneva, NY 14456, Tax Map # 18-1-34, regarding an application to build a 20’ X 40’ detached garage for storage and wood shop.
William Ebert, of 4053 Canoga Shores, Seneca Falls, NY 13148, Tax Map # 22-1-34, regarding an application to construct a roof over existing deck.
Persons wishing to appear at the hearing may do so in person or by other representation. Communications in writing in relation hereto may be filed with the Board, or at such hearing.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES– Town of Fayette
Part Time- Assistant Land Use Regulations
Officer
Seneca County Civil Service Employment Portal
TOWN OFFICES
Town Clerk and Tax Collector (taxes, dog license, marriage license, death& birth cert) Tues & Wed 9:00am-1:00pm
Account Clerk (Water services and billing, Planning Board, Zoning Board) Monday 8:00am-1:00pm Tues-Thurs 8:00am to 4:00pm
Court Clerk Mon-Wed 9:00am-2:00pm
Land Use Officer- Tuesday-Thursday 8:00am -4:00pm
1439 Yellow Tavern Road
Waterloo, NY 13165
Phone: (315) 585-6282
Fax: (315) 585-6283
HIGHWAY BARN
1431 Yellow Tavern Road
Waterloo, NY 13165
Phone: (315) 585-6330
WATER MAINTAINER
Jim Sweenburg
Phone: (315) 374-4971
DOG CONTROL OFFICER
April Moore
Phone: (607)857-5643
FOR ASSISTANCE WITH RECYCLING
PLEASE CALL SENECA COUNTY RECYCLING HOTLINE 315-220-3301
FAYETTE FORWARD- DRAFT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Fayette Comp Plan 2025-08-05.pdf
NOTICES
PROPOSED SEWER DISTRICT
Below is the Town of Fayette Sewer Project presentation as presented on August 6, 2025 by Patrick Nicoletta, P.E., MRB Group.
Map, Plan, Report and Preliminary Engineering Report
Proposed Sewer District Map (PDF)
Fact Sheet
DISTRICT #8 WATER PROJECT
Below is the Town of Fayette Water Project (District #8) presentation as presented by Jason T. McCormick, PE and Jeffrey Trout.
District #8 Water Project (PDF)


Seeking input on Hamlet of Fayette Revitalization
Local Weather
FAYETTE WEATHERThe Town of Fayette
The Town of Fayette is located in the center of the Central Finger Lakes region, between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes. It is bordered to the north by the Seneca-Cayuga Canal and lies along the western border of the county, southeast of Geneva, New York. Fayette was part of the Central New York Military Tract and was first settled around 1790. The town was established from part of the Town of Romulus in 1800 as the “Town of Washington,” but it adopted its current name, Fayette, in 1803.

