ontario county community guide 2016

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ONTARIO COUNTY TOWN’S and VILLAGES

Ontario County Officials 20 Ontario StreetCanandaigua, 14424

Administrator: Mary Kraus 585-396-4400County Clerk: Matthew Hoose 585-396-4200www.co.ontario.ny.usBoard o Supervisors585-396-4447Chairman: John MarrenBoard Clerk: Karen DeMay

Bloomfield (Village) PO Box 45912 Main StreetBloomfield 14469585-657-7554

Mayor: Mark FalsoneClerk: Kathleen Conradt www.bloomfieldny.org

East Bloomfield PO Box 8599 Main StreetEast Bloomfield, 14443Supervisor: Frederick Wille 585-657-7700Clerk: Margaret Gochenaur 585-657-6515www.townoeastbloomfield.com

West Bloomfield

PO Box 872560 County Road #37West Bloomfield, 14585Supervisor: Todd Campbell 585-624-2461Clerk: Mary Grundman 585-624-2914www.townowestbloomfield.org

Bristol 6740 County Road #32Canandaigua, 14424585-229-2400Supervisor: Robert Green

Clerk: Sharon Miller www.townoristol.org

Canadice 5949 County Road #37Springwater, 14560585-367-2050Supervisor: Kristine SingerClerk: Eileen Schaefer www.canadice.org

Canandaigua (City) 2 N. Main StreetCanandaigua, 14424585-396-5000

Mayor: Ellen Polimeni

585-394-2483Ward Supervisors: David Baker1 & 4, Richard Russell 2 & 3 www.canandaiguanewyork.gov

Canandaigua (Town) 5440 Route 5 & 20 WestCanandaigua, 14424585-394-1120Supervisor: Pamela HelmingClerk: Jean Chrisman www.townocanandaigua.org

Clifon Springs (Village)

1 West Main StreetClion Springs, 14432315-462-5151

Mayor: William HunterClerk: Lori Reals www.clionspringsny.org

Farmington 1000 County Road 8Farmington, 14425Supervisor: Peter Ingalsbe 315-986-8193Clerk: Michelle Finley 315-986-8100

www.townoffarmingtonny.comGeneva (City) 47 Castle StreetGeneva, 14456315-828-6550

Mayor: Ron Alcock 315-789-1623

Manager: Mathew Horn 315-789-6104Clerk Doris Myers (315) 789-2603www.geneva.ny.us

Geneva (Town) 3750 County Road 6Geneva, 14456315-789-3922Supervisor: Mark VenutiClerk: Lorrie S. Naegele www.townogeneva.com

Gorham 4736 South StreetGorham, 14461585-526-6317Supervisor: FredLightfooteClerk: Darby Perrotte www.gorham-ny.com

Hopewell 2716 County Road 47Canandaigua, 14424585-394-0036Supervisor: Margaret Hilton

Clerk: Mary Ann Trickey www.townofopewell.org

Manchester (Village)8 Clion StreetManchester, 14501585-289-4340

Mayor: Nancy JohnsenClerk: Rita Gurewitch www.villageomanchester.org

Manchester (Town) 1272 County Road 7Clion Springs, 14432

315-462-6224 | 585-289-3010Supervisor: Jeffery GallahanTown Clerk: JoAnn Henry www.manchesterny.org

Naples (Village) PO Box 386106 S. Main StreetNaples, 14512585-374-2435

Mayor: Brian SchenkVillage Clerk: Megan Bay www.naplesny.us

Naples (Town)

PO Box 535106 S. Main StreetNaples, 14512585-374-2111Supervisor: Tamara HicksClerk: Joanne Lincoln www.naplesny.us

Phelps (Village) 8 Banta StreetPhelps, 14532315-548-3861

Mayor: Jim CheneyClerk: Jill Seifert www.phelpsny.com

Phelps (Town) PO Box 18779 Main StreetPhelps, 14532315-548-5691Supervisor: Norm TeedClerk: Linda Nieskes www.phelpsny.com

Richmond PO Box 1458690 Main StreetHoneoye, 14471585-229-5757Supervisor: Nate VanBortelClerk: Linda Grace www.townorichmond.org

Rushville (Village) PO Box 511 Main StreetRushville, 14544585-554-3415

Mayor: Jon BagleyClerk: Jennifer Gruschow

Seneca 3675 Flint Road

Stanley, 14561585-526-5251Supervisor: Andrew WickhamClerk: Terri Quartaro www.townoseneca.com

Shortsville (Village) PO Box 2186 E. Main StreetShortsville, 14548

Mayor: Fred Mink 585-289-8021Clerk: Sheila Lord 585-289-6104

www.villageoshortsvilleny.usSouth Bristol 6500 Gannett Hill Road WestNaples, 14512585-374-6341Supervisor: Daniel MarshallClerk: Judy Voss www.southbristolny.org

Victor (Town) 85 E. Main StreetVictor 14564Supervisor: Jack Marren 585-742-5020Town Clerk: Debra Denz 585-742-5080www.victorny.org

Victor (Village) 60 E. Main StreetVictor 14564585-924-3311www.victorny.org

Mayor: Jason AshtonClerk: Pamela Hogenes

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Streams, orests, hills and other waterways in Ontario County provide outlets or anglers and nature lovers. Grimes Glen County Park invitesthe public to walk its cool streambed and enjoy wateralls and orest vegetation. Ontario County Park at Gannett Hill offers camping, ruggedhiking and mountain biking trails, picnic acilities and a breathtaking view o the Bristol Valley.


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ONTARIO COUNTY HISTORIANS

Ontario County Dr. Preston Pierce3051 County Complex DriveCanandaigua, NY 14424(585) 396-4034

[email protected] o Bristol Beth Tomasc/o Bristol own Hall6740 County Road 32Canandaigua, NY 14424(585) [email protected]

City o Canandaigua Lynn Paulson159 Stewart PlaceCanandaigua, NY 14424(585) 394-8354

[email protected] o Canandaigua Raymond Henry1940 New Michigan RoadCanandaigua, NY 14424(585) [email protected]

Town o Canadice Margaret “Jo” Bott5949 County Road 37Springwater, NY 14560(585) 367-2050 [email protected]

Village o Clifon Springs James Conners27 Kendall StreetClion Springs, NY 14432

(315) [email protected]

Town o East Bloomfield Judith M. Stewart2455 County Road 39

Bloomfield, NY 14469(585) [email protected]

Town o Farmington Donna Hill-Herendeen1000 County Road 8Farmington, NY 14425(315) [email protected]

City o Geneva Karen Osburn543 S. Main StreetGeneva, NY 14456(315) [email protected]

Town o Geneva Barbara Lamb543 S. Main StreetGeneva , NY 14456(315) [email protected]

Town o Gorham George HenryDennis Hogan

PO Box 224Gorham, NY 14461(585) [email protected]

Town o Hopewell William Schutt2436 County Road 47Canandaigua, NY 14424(585) 394-0036

[email protected] o Manchester imothy Munn1272 County Road 7Clion Springs , NY 14432(585) [email protected]@redjacket.org

Village o Manchester Judy Robinson8 Clion StreetManchester, NY 14504(585) 289-4340

[email protected] o Phelps Christopher iffany1309 Ridley RoadPhelps, NY 14532(585) [email protected]

Town o Richmond Joy LewisPO Box 145Honeoye, NY 14471(585) [email protected]

Village o Rushville James Rice & Donald BlodgettPO Box 365 Warren Street

Rushville, NY 14544(585) [email protected]

Town o Seneca E. Jane Wole

PO Box 39Seneca Castle, NY 14547(585) [email protected]

Village o Shortsville Sharon rimm6 E. Main StreetShortsville, NY 14548(585) [email protected]

Town o South Bristol John Holtz106 S. Main StreetNaples, NY 14512(585) [email protected]

Town o Victor Babette Huber85 E. Main StreetVictor, NY 14564(585) [email protected]

Town o West Bloomfield Patricia alley3449 County Road 40

Bloomfield, NY 14469(585) [email protected]

ONTARIO COUNTY LIBRARIES

Allens Hill Free Library 3818 Allens Hill RoadBloomfield 14469(585) 229-5636

Bloomfield Public Library

9 Church Sree, PO Box 158Eas Bloomfield 14443(585) 657-6264

Bristol Library 6750 Couny Road 32Canandaigua 14424(585) 229-5862

Clifon Springs Library 4 Railroad AvenueClifon Springs 14432(315) 462-7371

Geneva Public Library 244 Main SreeGeneva, NY 14456(315) 789-5303

Gorham Free Library

2664 Main Sree, PO Box 211Gorham 14461(585) 526-6655

Honeoye Public Library 8708 Main Sree, PO Box 70Honeoye 14471(585) 229-5020

Naples Library 118 S. Main Sree, PO Box 157Naples 14512(585) 374-2757

Phelps CommunityMemorial Library8 Bana Sree, Suie 200Phelps 14532(315) 548-3120

Red Jacket CommunityLibrary7 Lehigh Avenue, PO Box 370Shorsville 14548(585) 289-3559

Victor Farmington Library 15 W. Main Sree Vicor 14564(585) 924-2637

Wood Library Association134 N. Main SreeCanandaigua 14424

(585) 394-1381


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Bloomfield CSD 1 Oakmount Avenue

East BloomfieldNY 14443

585-657-7190www.bloomfieldcsd.org

Canandaigua City Schools 143 North Pearl Street

Canandaigua, NY 14424585-396-3700

www.canandaiguaschools.org

Geneva City Schools 400 West North Street

Geneva, NY 14456315-781-0400

www.genevacsd.org

Honeoye CSD 8528 Main Street

Honeoye, NY 14471585-229-5171

www.honeoye.org

Manchester-Shortsville CSD 1506 Route 21

Shortsville, NY 14548585-289-3964

www.redjacket.org

Marcus Whitman CSD

4100 Baldwin RoadRushville, NY 14544

585-554-4848www.mwcsd.org

Naples CSD 136 North Main Street

Naples, NY 14512585-374-7900

www.naples.k12.ny.us

Phelps-Clifon Springs CSD 1490 Route 488

Clion Springs, NY 14432315-548-6420

www.midlakes.org

Victor CSD 953 High Street

Victor, NY 14564585-924-3252

www.victorschools.org

ONTARIO COUNTY

SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Canandaigua Chamber o Commerce 113 South Main Street

Canandaigua, NY 14424585-394-4400www.canandaiguachamber.com

Clifon Springs Chamber o Commerce 2 East Main Street

Clion Springs, NY 14432315-462-8200

www.clionspringschamber.com

Farmington Chamber o Commerce Farmington, NY 14425

585-398-2861www.armingtoncoc.com

Geneva Chamber o Commerce 537 Exchange Street, 1 Franklin Square, Suite 202

PO Box 587Geneva, NY 14456

315-789-1776www.genevany.com

Honeoye Lake AreaChamber o Commerce

P.O. Box 305Honeoye, NY 14471

honeoyelakechamber.weebly.com

Naples Business Council

www.naplesvalleyny.comPhelps Chamber o Commerce

116 Main StreetPO Box 1

Phelps, NY 14532315-548-5481

www.phelpsny.com

Shortsville-ManchesterChamber o Commerce

PO Box 361Shortsville, NY 14548

www.shortsvillemanchesterarea

chamberocommerce.comVictor Chamber o Commerce

37 East Main StreetVictor, NY 14564

585-742-1476www.victorchamber.com

ONTARIO COUNTY AREA

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ONTARIO COUNTY TOWN’S and VILLAGES

Ontario County contains two cities, eight villages and 16 towns, allo which contribute to the high quality o lie and the many differenttypes o liestyles available in the county. It is also home to over 860arms on 194,000 acres o land.

Bloomfield is a picturesque New England–style community withbeautiul old churches, monuments, century-old trees and a villagegreen. Te village is very proud o its historic district. A walkingtour showcases Elton Park and orty-eight historic buildings whichincludes our churches, a parsonage, many residences and the EastBloomfield Academy. Te buildings date back to as early as 1794 withthe majority o homes built in the mid 1800’s.

Bristol is committed to preserving and encouraging a clean,naturally beautiul, rural environment with careully planned growthand increased recreational opportunities, while promoting thepreservation o agricultural lands.

Situated within the Bristol Hills, the town o Canadice eaturesbreathtaking views o Honeoye Lake rom historic Harriet Hollister

Spencer State Park.Beautiul and historic, the city o Canandaigua was built on thesite o a Seneca Iroquois village, was an important railroad junctionand home port or several steamboats by the mid-1800s. Tis lakesidecommunity is a regional leader in culture, commerce, governance,education and healthcare. Both residents and visitors enjoy diverseshopping, dining and recreational options.

Te town o Canandaigua is home to the third largest o the 11Finger Lakes. Te community is rich in natural, scenic, historic andcultural resources. Canandaigua Lake is an essential part o the town’sidentity and serves as a source or tourism and recreation.

Te village o Clifon Springs is a peaceul hamlet with shadedstreets, treasured by those seeking rest. Well known in the easternUS or its cleansing waters, many came to enjoy the benefits to theirhealth. oday, there has been a revival o the health benefits obtainedrom the sulphur springs. Modern medicine using scientific act hasproven the useulness o these springs. Clion Springs Hospital &Clinic has devoted an entire wing to this treatment.

East Bloomfield is a small, charming, rural community whoseroots lie deep in agricultural heritage. It is also the birthplace o theNorthern Spy apple, originated by Oliver Chapin on Boughton Roadin 1800, and home to a wide array o merchants.

Farmington the “Gateway to Ontario County” has miles o rollinghills and armland and is a growing commercial hub. Primarily aarming community with picturesque parks and a mixture o suburban

and country living. Farmington offers an exceptional quality o lie toresidents and visitors alike.

Located in the heart o the Finger Lakes region, the city o Geneva is “uniquely urban” and filled with majestic Seneca Lake views in themiddle o Finger Lakes wine country.

Te town o Geneva is the gateway to the renowned Seneca Winerail. Tey value their community and take pride in the programsand services that are available to businesses and residents.

Te town o Gorham located in the center o the Finger Lakes,provides residents with astounding views o Canandaigua Lake andsurrounding arms.

Hopewell covers approximately 36 square miles and strives to be

the premiere community in Ontario County and the Greater FingerLakes region. Tey provide a high quality o lie and an attractivelocation or suitable economic development.

Comprised o several charming villages, the town o Manchester is the only municipality in Ontario County that touches the ErieCanal and is located near Hill Cumorah, site o the renowned annualMormon pageant.

Te Village o Manchester has an active downtown area with a variety o merchants and plenty o small-town charm.

Naples is known as the grape pie capital o the world, and embracesits distinct location with ertile land and a bountiul harvest.

Te village o Naples is an eclectic community filled with a varietyo artistic talent, and notable wineries and picturesque lakes. Home tothe annual grape estival, celebrating the areas grape harvest, talentedartisans, winemakers, local and regional music and cuisine.

Te town o Phelps offers scenic beauty, tree-lined streets and

picturesque architecture. Merchants, businesses, churches and otherorganizations enhance the economic, cultural and social liestyleo residents while continuing to preserve its pleasant armingcommunity atmosphere.

Te village o Phelps, centrally located between Syracuse andRochester, is the sauerkraut capital o the world, holding an annualSauerkraut Festival the first weekend in August.

Te town o Richmond is a small, peaceul community, filled withlakeside homes and cottages. It eatures bountiul wildlie and anamazing view o Honeoye Lake rom Honeoye State Park. Almost thesmallest and certainly the shallowest o the Finger Lakes, HoneoyeLake is a place o scenic beauty with breathtaking sunsets.

Located between Canandaigua and Seneca Lakes, the village oRushville is the center o a small, rural arming community locatedin the heart o the Finger Lakes. Rushville may be small and charmingbut it is a growing community, revitalizing its presence and workingtowards bettering the community.

Established in 1789, the town o Seneca was settled by armerslooking or a better lie and rich, rolling armland. oday the mainindustry remains agriculture, with a strong ocus on Holstein dairyherds, corn, cabbage, beans, oats and wheat.

Nestled in the heart o the Finger Lakes, Shortsville is a busy,riendly village with many fine homes and tree-lined streets. Rich inhistory, this is a antastic place to raise a amily or build a business.

South Bristol is the smallest town in Ontario County, primarily anagricultural and orested area with some residential communities buthas become more tourist-oriented because o year ‘round recreational,retirement and artistic opportunities.

Te town o Victor is a six-mile square township, scenically situatein the northwest corner o Ontario County on the oothills o theFinger Lakes. Victor takes pride in its small-town charm and urbanamenities. Te own and Village Boards are committed to therevitalization o the downtown business district while preserving itssmall-town charm.

Te town o West Bloomfield is called “Te Western Gatewayto Ontario County.” Bordering Livingston and Monroe counties itis located on the northwestern edge o Ontario County along the

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Tanks to glacial recession 10,000 years ago, our region is ertile and scenic punctuated by long, thin lakes, known as the Finger Lakes. OntarioCounty lays claim to five (Canandaigua, Canadice, Hemlock, Honeoye and Seneca) o the 11 lakes. Not only did glacial movement createthe Finger Lakes, but the tilth le behind made the soil ideal or arming. Agriculture is a significant part o the economy here, with armsproducing high quality dairy, vegetables, field crops, ruits (including grapes), nursery plants, bee and poultry.


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Te Victor Hiking rails offers 50miles o hills and valleys, open fieldsand wooded welands hroughou Vicor. No only can you hike he

rails, you can also bicycle, ski orsnowshoe. Enjoy he grea oudoors!victorhikingtrails.org

Local Parks. Prior o 1960, OnarioCouny owned only one park Te Public Square in downownCanandaigua! oday, here are morehan a handul ... Grimes Glen, PicklePark, Tree Mills Park, Onario BeachPark, Deep Run Beach Park, GannetHill and Public Square. Tese parksoffer beauiul scenery, hiking rails,swimming, fishing, birdwaching,

waer and land spors, playgrounds andpicnic areas. www.visitfingerlakes.com

Lazy Acre Alpacas in Bloomfieldoffers ours on Saurday and Sundayafernoons. Come ou and mee heherd on his 180-acre arm wih uniquelandscapes, vinage barns and beauiulgardens. www.lazyacrealpacas.com

Roseland Bowl Family Fun Center isa main atracion in Canandaigua wih44 bowling lanes, a ull amusemenarcade, Laser ag, Bumper Cars, Annie’s Cae, Spors Bar and more.Modern eaures like auomaedscoring, synheic lanes, cusom ani-guter bumpers make his a mus visiamily desinaion. www.roselandbowl.com

EastView Mall is a super-regionalshopping cener eauring upscaleshops, resaurans, a movie heaer,salon and spa, major deparmen soresand a variey o specialy shops. www.eastviewmall.com

Locaed in he rolling hills o Seneca

Lake, Red Jacket Orchards hasmasered he ar o harvesing andpressing premium ruis and juices.Tree generaions o he Nicholsonamily have grown apples and summerruis, including berries, currans,cherries, peaches, plums and have helarges aprico orchard on he EasCoas. Founded in 1958, wha beganas a local apple arm has grown oa 600-acre amily orchard. Explorehe arm sore and bring home somehomegrown goodies! redjacketorchards.com

Sonnenberg Gardens. Sroll he 50-acre sie wih nine ormal gardens and

roam he 40-room Queen Ann-sylemansion. ours operae daily, MemorialDay hrough Labor Day. Te wholeamily will learn abou Sonnenberg’s

hisory while exploring he oudoor beauy. www.sonnenberg.org

Ganondagan. Hisory and un! Visihis sie where housands o Senecalived 300 years ago, our a ull-sizereplica o a 17h-cenury Seneca BarkLonghouse, walk miles o sel-guidedrails, climb he mesa where a hugepalisaded granary sored hundreds ohousands o bushels o corn, and learnabou he desrucion o Ganondagan,own o Peace, in 1687. Tis July, henew Seneca Ar and Culure Cener

will open ulfilling a 30-year vision oa permanen, year-round inerpreiveaciliy o ell he more han 2,000-year-old sory o Seneca and Haudenosauneeconribuions o ar, culure and sociey.Many evens hroughou he year makei easy o experience radiional Naive American culure. www.ganondagan.org

Bristol Mountain Resort has hehighes verical o any ski resor beween he Rocky Mounains andhe Adirondacks and is one o hemos popular atracions in he Finger

Lakes. Las summer Brisol Mounain Aerial Advenures was inroduced.Te hree-acre aerial park consiss oseven challenging courses wih nearly100 ree-o-ree elemens and 10 ziplines, siuaed wihin he ores canopya he summi o he mounain. Tereis also a dedicaed kids course. Anddon’ orge Fall Sky Rides ride heCome Express chairlif, on Saurdaysand Sundays, o he summi o hemounain. A ranquil 15-20 minue rideprovides breahaking views and is ruly

a unique opporuniy or all ages o viewMoher Naure a her bes. Operaing year round, Brisol Mounain is alwaysa grea place o spend he day.

Roseland Waterpark is a 59-acre waerpark and one o he bes places o cool offduring he summer. Wih he Cliff andwiser waer slides, Advenure River wih rapids and waeralls, MammohRaf Ride, Exreme ube Rides(Hurricane, ornado & Screamer),Splash Facory (waer buckes, waer

guns and slides) and even more amily un! www.roselandwaterpark.com,www.bristolmountain.com

FUN! in the Finger Lakes


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Clinics are FREE but donations are appreciated. Animals must behealthy and at least three months old. Please bring your animal’slast rabies certificate, i any. Pets must be on a leash or in a carrier,with only one pet per carrier. Because there is documented rabiesin Ontario County, it is the law that every dog, cat and erret be

vaccinated against rabies at all times.

ONTARIO COUNTY

2016 RABIES PREVENTION CLINICS

Saturday, May 79 am to Noon W. Bloomfield Highway Dept.2560 County Road 37

Saturday, June 189 am to Noon Geneva HydrantHose Company79 Geneva Street

Saturday, August 139 am to Noon South Bristol own Barns6371 Route 64, Naples

Saturday, September 179 am to Noon Hurley Building205 Saltonstall Street

CanandaiguaSaturday, October 229 am to Noon Farmington Highway Garage985 Hook Road

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Bristol Harbour Resort is nesled ino he lush grounds o heRober ren Jones-designed 18-hole premiere gol course. Teprisine course is amous no only or is championship layou, bualso or he breahaking, panoramic views o Canandaigua Lakeand surrounding hillsides. Alhough challenging, he course wasdesigned o be playable or all levels. Te Resor includes a 31-room

hoel, luxury gol cotages, gol shop, resauran, avern and spa. www.bristolharbour.com

Canandaigua Sailboarding provides many resources or a “daycaionexperience.” Tere is pleny o do in he Finger Lakes, and his is where you can find wha you need or all o your acive summer un. Lessons,advenure camps, renals and sales or a variey o aciviies includingkayaking, windsurfing, scuba diving and paddleboarding, even hydro bikes can be ound in his area’s only local sur shop. You can also find, wesuis, swimwear, casual apparel, sunglasses and more. Sop in ormake a reservaion or hourly, daily, or weekly renals or all o yoursummer play.


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