Seneca One Stop
Last updated October 14, 2026
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Controversies
2026
City of Buffalo files lawsuit to halt construction of proposed Seneca Nation truck stop
The City of Buffalo filed a lawsuit seeking a court order to stop construction of a proposed 28-bay truck stop and fuel depot at 5 Miami Street in Buffalo's Old First Ward. The lawsuit claims the truck stop would place additional demands on city infrastructure and services without maintaining public safety, infrastructure integrity and environmental health. The city seeks to halt construction until permit applications are submitted and reviewed and the defendants comply with all municipal requirements.
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City of Buffalo files lawsuit to halt construction of proposed Seneca Nation truck stop[3]
Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan announced on Wednesday that the City of Buffalo has filed a lawsuit seeking a court order to stop construction of the proposed 28-bay truck stop and fuel depot at 5 Miami Street in Buffalo's Old First Ward. The lawsuit claims the truck stop would place additional demands on city infrastructure and services without maintaining public safety, infrastructure integrity and environmental health, and the city seeks to halt construction until permit applications are submitted and reviewed and the defendants comply with all municipal requirements.
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