Deputy Supervisor· 2022-01-04–2029-12-01 (continuous Town Board service: sworn in January 4, 2022 per organizational meeting minutes, re-elected November 2025 to a four year term per the Altamont Enterprise reporting Albany County unofficial results, present as Deputy Supervisor at the January 6, 2026 organizational meeting; month-level end: December 2029 per townofguilderland.gov Town Board page stating the Supervisor serves a two-year term and Board members four-year terms; statute text not read)
Amanda Beedle
Guilderland
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 3:27
- Avg per meeting
- 1:44
- Segments
- 80
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Top issues during term (20)
Guilderland Residences PUD Affordable Housing Proposal
The developer will pay $2,200 per townhome and $1,200 per multifamily unit into the town's park fund, plus a sewer mitigation fee still to be determined.
Pine Bush Parc PUD Density and Traffic Evaluation
Significant private housing development with infrastructure contributions and land dedication.
Flock Safety Camera Network Privacy Concerns
None discussed.
Foundry Road Blighted Properties Assessment Proposal
Enforcement actions and potential legal notices involve staff time and administrative costs.
Severe Drainage and Flooding Challenges for West Lydius Subdivision
Substantial engineering and off-site drainage infrastructure costs for the developer.
Accessory structure height variance, West Old State Road
Property owners incur private costs for fencing and landscaping improvements.
Subdivision and Site Engineering Review
Maintains lower tax assessments on restricted unbuildable parcels.
Commercial Property Maintenance and Compliance at 255 Western Avenue
Sign installation costs for the commercial tenant.
Accessory Dwelling Units Zoning Amendment
Property owners incur private costs for fencing and landscaping improvements.
Polsinelli Estates Cluster Subdivision and Pine Bush Preservation
Addition of new residential tax parcels.
Climate Smart Communities Certification
Unlocking state grants and funding opportunities for local environmental and sustainability projects.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Moratorium and Regional Safety
May affect property development rights and municipal regulatory costs.
Hanley Lane Minor Subdivision
Minor private property development costs.
Verizon Wireless Small Cell Antenna on Schoolhouse Road
A $10,000 removal bond will be required to ensure future decommissioning of the pole.
West Lydius Street Major Cluster Subdivision
Infrastructure improvements and stormwater management systems will be required.
Veterans Property Tax Exemption Expansion
Involves approximately $3 million in financial assistance, including a $1.7 million real property tax exemption over time.
Industrial Expansion and Neighborhood Quality of Life
Residents report declining property values and potential safety hazards due to heavy commercial traffic.
Capital Kids Care Daycare Hours Extension
Private operational costs and tuition structures.
Adam Bernacki Pole Barn Height Variance
None for the town; private investment by the property owner.
2027 Preliminary Budget and Tax Cap Compliance
Town property taxes remain under the 2% tax cap, representing approximately 12% of total property tax bills.
Decisions during term (336)
Recorded while Beedle was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of minutes for September 9 and October 14, 2026
Home Occupation One hair salon site plan, 24 Krauss Road
Concept approval, two-lot minor subdivision, Brandel Road, Joseph Silvestri
Final site plan approval, Gil and Residence PUD, 6 and 10 Mercy Care Lane
Adjournment and revised meeting schedule
Albany Med Urgent Care Signage Variance
Capital Kids Care Special Use Permit Amendment
Adam Bernacki Pole Barn Height Variance
Western Avenue Sign Panel Replacement
Close Public Hearing on Sewer Budget (Section 202 Principal and Interest)
Adopt Sewer Department Budget (Section 202 Principal and Interest)
Close Public Hearing on Sewer Budget (Operation and Maintenance)
Adopt Sewer Department Budget (Operation and Maintenance)
Approve October 6, 2026 Town Board Minutes
Amend 2026 Town Budget and Recognize Highway Department
Adopt Local Law for Guilderland Residences
Schedule Public Hearing for Veterans' Tax Exemption
Capital Kids Care Site Plan Review Recommendation
255 Western Avenue Cannabis Dispensary Site Plan Recommendation
2360 Western Avenue Metro Self-Storage Site Plan Amendment Recommendation
Voting record (347)
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