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Budget Work Shop
10 - 25 - 93
It was reported to the Board , after the above changes to the
tentative budget , that the percentage to be raised by taxes would
be a negative 4 . 74 percent ( estimate ) . The tentative budget had
been a plus of 5 . 46 percent ( estimate ) .
Mr . Reitz reminded the Board that they had previously discussed
that if the bottom line of the budget came in at 3 percent or
less they would discuss employee wages again .
The Tenative Budget became the Preliminary Budget and the clerk
will advertise for the public hearing . So advised by the Board .
Respectfully submitted ,
Marsha L . Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk
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TOWN OF ULYSSES
PLANNING BOARD MEETING
TOWN HALL
OCTOBER 25 , 1993
P RESENT : CHAIRMAN , DAVID TYLER ; MEMBERS : KRYS CALL , GERRI KEIL ,
BUDD STOVER , GREGG HOFFMIRE ; SECRETARY : ROXANNE SMITH .
IIIThe Chairman called the meeting to order at 7 : 38 PM . The minutes
from October 4 , 1993 were reviewed . The first page , third paragraph ,
" laundry mat " was corrected to " laundramat " . On page two , the first
paragraph , the next to last sentence should state " If it is owner
o ccupied , up to four family , you can get a Residential mortgage ; . . . " .
Under the outline for Business , B1 should be defined as " low impact -
commercial " . Budd made the motion for approval , Krys seconded . The
minutes were approved unanimously .
The Chairman brought several zoning ordinances in for the Members
to peruse from surrounding areas . Newfield , Caroline and Enfield do
not have one . The Town of Dryden has one that is the most similar to
t he Town of Ulysses . The two that are the most up to date are the
Village of Lansing and the Town of Ithaca . Lansing ' s has a low , medium ,
and high density Residential . They have a low and high traffic Commer -
cial , Business and Technology District and a Research District ( the last
two fit in with the Cornell / airport area ) . The Town of Ithaca has five
Residentials , several Business Districts and light Industrial . They
are far more sophisticated then the Town of Ulysses needs . David sug-
gested that Lansing ' s would be a good example to start from . Krys
pointed out in Lansing ' s Residential they specify lot sizes for areas
t hat have sewer and areas that have septic .
The Members started with page 4 , Article IV , Use Regulations ,
Section I , Residence Districts of the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance .
IIIKrys suggested for easier reading that they take the Lot Area and Yard
Regulations from Article V ( lower page 5 and page 6 ) and state that
in Article IV so the person reading it would not have to flip back
and forth between the pages . Gerri pointed out that they look at " For
P roperty Purchased on or After August 17 , 1977 " not the before 1977 .
D avid said " we are now fifteen to sixteen years down the line from
when this was revised . If a lot was purchased then , and there are
still no improvements made ; I see no need to perpetuate it . " The
Members agreed . David asked if there were any properties in the Town
t hat were on municipal water and sewer . Waterburg Road , South Street
and Alpha HOuse came to mind . Lansing mentions sewered and non - sewered
areas .
The changes made by the Members occur on page 6 , For Property
P urchased on or after August 17 , 1977 , section a . " One or Two " will
be replaced by " the number of " . . . families in the same structure . " 10 , 000
square feet for each additional family . . . " will be set aside for the
t ime being .
The Members discussed the uses allowed in Residential , page 4 .
Item a , " Dwelling " remains ; a slight change was made to b . " Church or
other . . . " . They stated that 10 % of the lot could be used for improve -
ments . In item c " or public museum " will be dropped out for this
category ( and will require a Special Permit ) . " Daycare Center " has been
added to item c . In item d . it will state " Public park not conducted
for profit , public playground , field houses or other accessory building ,
any concessions are subject to Special Permit approval . " " including
necessary and desirable concessions , . . . " will be dropped . Items " e . , f . ,
g . and h . " will remain the same . Items i . , " hospital or sanatorium . . . " ;
j . , " nursing or convalescent home . . . " ; and k . , " juvenile or adult foster
home . . . " will be dropped from this category . Item 1 . " Rooming house or
t ourist house . " will be changed to " Bed and Breakfast and Rooming House
by Special Permit . " Item m . will remain the same . Item n . remains the
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PLANNING BOARD MEETING
TOWN HALL
OCTOBER 25 , 1993
same but will have the following added on . " In deciding whether to
grant a Special Permit the Board of Zoning Appeals shall consider
t he following :
1 . Impact of proposed use on the neighborhood ( traffic burden ,
111 demand on municipal resources , population density , character
change , noise level greatly increased ) .
2 . As a condition for granting a Special Permit it shall not
be unreasonable for the BZA to require certain conditions
to be met to ameliorate the identified detrimental factors .
Items o . , p . , will remain the same . Item p . 1 . " unit " will change
to " pen " . Items p . 2 - 5 will remain . The last two paragraphs in
Section 1 will need to be addressed at the next meeting .
Gerri questioned what the difference between the Special Permit
and the Variance was . David said that the Special Permit is a right
as long as you meet reasonable conditions . The burden is on the BZA
t o indicate why the Permit should not be granted . The Variance is
arrived at by the mercy of the municipality . The burden is on the
applicant to show the BZA why the Variance should be approved . Krys
mentioned that she would like to see some provision to show how the
S pecial Permit will be enforced .
Sanatoriums , nursing homes , group homes will all be addressed
at the next meeting , November 1 , 1993 . The meeting adjourned at
9 : 10 PM .
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TOWN OF ULYSSES
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BUDGET WORK SESSION
October 25 , 1993
Present : Supervisor William Hogan ; Councilpeople Catherine
Stover , Robert Weatherby , Thomas Reitz , Ben Curtis ;
Bookkeeper Jeanne Vanderbilt ; Town Clerk Marsha
Georgia .
Mr . Reitz stated that he had checked with his records and also
the Tompkins County Comptroller and Election Commissioner
regarding election expenses . In 1992 we were billed for $ 15 , 550 .
It now appears that we will only receive part of that bill as our
i direct expenses . Also the 1993 expenses of $ 13 , 000 . we have
encumbered ; most likely we will pay $ 3 , 000 . of that amount .
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The Board discussed the salaries in the Justice accounts .
After much discussion it was recommended that Justice 1 salary be
increased by 3 % and that same amount ( 3 % of Justice 1 ) be added
to Justice 2 . Making the salaries of Justice 1 a $ 9 , 388 . 97 and
Justice 2 at $ 4393 . 47 . The full time clerk be _ increased by 3 %
and the part time • clerk at 3 % also .
Mrs . Georgia asked if the Board was looking at COST OF LIVING
increases or are they dealing with MERIT increases . Mr . Hogan
stated that it is strictly COST OF LIVING .. . This was questioned .
The following are other areas changed in the tentative budget ;
APPROPRIATIONS - GENERAL FUND
A1010 . 01 dec . of $ 304 94 - $ 10123
A1010 . 04 dec . of 500 94 - 1250
A1110 . 01 inc . of 1677 94 - 39028
A1220 . 01 dec . of 168 94 - 12223
A1410 . 04 dec . of 600 94 - 800
A1450 . 04 dec . of 10790 94 - 3000
A1620 . 01 inc . of 75 94 - 2500
A1620 . 04 dec . of 750 94 - 10750
A1670 . 04 inc . of 100 94 - 5600
A1910 . 04 inc . of 1863 94 - 21155
A1920 . 04 inc . of 25 94 - 525
A5010 . 01 inc . of 314 94 - 32714
A5132 . 02 dec . of 200 94 - - 0 -
A5182 . 04 inc . of 100 94 - 1700
A7510 . 01 inc . of 25 94 - 400
A8810 . 04 inc . of 400 94 - 2000
A9010 . 08 inc . of 298 94 - 5259
A9030 . 08 inc . of 123 94 - 10514
A9055 . 08 inc . of 447. 94 - 728
A9950 . 09 inc . of 10000 94 - 12500
REVENUE GENERAL FUND .
A1081 inc . of $ 600 94 - $ 600
A1170 inc . of 300 94 - 1900
A1550 dec . of 100 94 - 50
A2401 dec . of 800 94 - 2200
A2530 inc . of 50 94 - 250
A2610 dec . of 2500 94 - 15500
A2611 inc . of 100 94 - 350
A3005 inc . of 12000 94 - 60000
APPROPRIATIONS PART TOWN - GENERAL OV FUND
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B 3410 . 01 dec . OF $ 1804 94 - - 0 -
B 3410 . 04 dec . of 200 94 - - 0 -
B 3620 . 01 inc . of 1500 94 - 1500
B 3620 . 04 dec . of 200 94 - 900
B 8010 . 01 inc . of 150 94 - 800
B 8010 . 04 dec . of 200 94 - 900
B 8020 . 01 inc . of 200 94 - 200
B 8160 . 01 dec . of 75 94 - 1700
B 8010 . 01 inc . of 150 ( BONUS ) 94 - 150
B 9010 . 08 inc . of 309 94 - 1000
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89030 . 08 inc . of 1 94 - 1991
REVENUES PART TOWN - GENERAL OV
B 2110 dec . of 250 94 - 750
B 2376 dec . of 100 94 - 2000
B 2401 dec . of 400 94 - 200
B 2770 inc . of 35 94 - 535
B 3001 inc . of 120 94 - 3500
APPROPRIATIONS HIGHWAY FUND - DA
DA5120 . 01 inc . of 7 94 - 818
DA5130 . 01 inc . of 324 94 - 33692
DA5140 . 01 inc . of 137 94 - 14335
DA5142 . 01 inc . of 159 94 - 16502
DA5148 . 01 inc . of 183 94 - 19040
DA9010 . 08 inc . of 131 94 - 3558
DA9030 . 08 inc . of 62 94 - 6456
DA9040 . 08 inc . of 2403 94 - 11239
DA9055 . 08 inc . of 3 94 - 447
REVENUES HIGHWAY FUND - DA
DA2302 inc . of 5226 94 - 50000
DA2401 dec . of 2000 94 - 2500
APPROPRIATIONS HIGHWAY OV - DB
D B5110 . 01 inc . of 391 94 - 40616
DB9010 . 08 inc . of 754 94 - 2373
DB9030 . 08 dec . of 37 94 - 3107
DB9055 . 08 dec . of 2 94 - 215
REVENUE HIGHWAY OV - DB
DB2401 dec . of 1000 94 - 2000
DB3501 inc . of 7400 94 - 38000
N o changes in the other fund appropriations nor the revenues .
The Board discussed the ESTIMATED FUND BALANCES which are as
follows :
A FUND $ 60061
B FUND 9038
DA FUND 47617
D B FUND 13700
After much discussion the Board decided to use the following
amounts towards UNEXPENDED FUND BALANCES IN THE 1994 BUDGET :
A FUND $ 30000
DA FUND 15000
N OTE : The appropriations listed above reflect any changes made
after this discussion .