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VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS
• A. MINUTES of a PUBLIC HEARING on November 10, 1969 at 7:00 P.M., to be held at
Village Hall, 836 Hanshaw Road but adjourned to 194 Pleasant Grove Road, to consider
granting a new permit to the Mr. Donut Shop to include service not granted in the
original permit.
PRESENT: Mayor F. G. Marcham; Trustees Ronald E. Anderson, Harold R. Fisher,
Verne A. Fogg, Margaret McElwee, Carl H. Nelson, Rane F. Randolph; Treasurer
Gordon B. Wheeler; Engineer John B. Rogers; Attorney Roger B. Sovocool; Police
Chief Jack W. McGraw, Sr.; Fire Chief Richard A. Vorhis.
OTHERS: Attorney James J. Clynes, Jr. representing the Mr. Donut Shop; Mr, Roger
Bassett, District Manager, Mr. Joe Manning, Supervisor of Mr. Donut Shop; Lagrand
E. Chase and Joseph Garguilo owner of the Corners Restaurant; representatives of
The Ithaca Journal and Radio Station WTKO.
Mayor Marcham read the Legal Notice concerning the Public Hearing and correspondence
received from Mr. Clynes requesting the serving of more food products.
Mr. Clynes explained the Mr. Donut Shop had continually had many requests for more
food service since June and therefore the petition to the Board.
A letter had been received from Joseph McConnell of McKinney Agency recommending the
granting of the extra service for food to the Mr. Donut Shop.
• A question and answer period followed.
The meeting adjourned at 7 :30 P.M.
B. MINUTES of a Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Cayuga Heights held
November 10, 1969 at the Village Offices, 194 Pleasant Grove Road at 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT: Same officers as at Public Hearing.
OTHERS: Professor Stephen Jacobs and Mr. Otto B. Schoenfeld.
Mr. Jacobs presented a Preliminary Map "Jacobs Subdivision located West of N.Y.
State Route 13 in Village of Cayuga Heights, Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N.Y."
dated November 5, 1969 by Thomas G. Miller, Engineer and Surveyor.
Mr. Jacobs requested (a) preliminary approval of his subdivision, (b) authorization
to hook up the water and (c) an agreement for installation of underground wiring
for street lights.
In the discussions the question of the legal status of the Fleck Road arose and
Attorney is to look into this matter.
RESOLUTION # 1565 - ACKNOWLEDGE JACOBS SUBDIVISION
VOTED resolved to acknowledge receipt of the preliminary map entitled "Jacobs
• Subdivision located West of New York State Route 13 in the Village of Cayuga Heights,
Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York." dated November 5, 1969 by Thomas G.
Miller, Engineer and Surveyor and direct the Village Attorney to inquire regarding
State and Village rights -of -way as they affect the area dealt with in the maps and
request Professor Jacobs to seek from his attorney advice regarding permits that
may be required from the State of New York or Tompkins County to make possible
development of the property.
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Mr. Otto B. Schoenfeld presented the final map of the proposed subdivision in
• Williamsburg Park and asked the Village Board for acceptance.
Engineer Rogers reported all conditions were met as required by the Village for
acceptance.
RESOLUTION # 1566 - AUTHORIZE MAYOR TO SIGN
VOTED resolved the Mayor to sign the map entitled "Williamsburg Park Subdivision
No. 4, Burleigh Drive Development, Village of Cayuga Heights and Town of Ithaca,
Dated October 7, 1969 by Thomas G. Miller, Engineer and Surveyor" as presented by
Otto B. Schoenfeld.
VOTED to approve the minutes of a regular meeting held October 13, 1969 as previously
furnished Trustees in mimeographed form.
VOTED to approve the Abstract of Audited Vouchers dated November 102 1969 in the
following amounts: General Fund $15,583.38 and Sewer Fund $7,014.52.
Mayor Marcham gave his report and it is on file in the Village Office. A letter
was read by Mayor Marcham from Supervisor of the Town of Lansing, Harris B. Dates,
requesting the Village to make a contract for snow removal in Mr. Catherwood's
subdivision which lies just north of the Village, road known as Highgate Place and
which is accessible only through the Village of Cayuga Heights.
• RESOLUTION # 1567 - CONTRACT - SNOW REMOVAL
VOTED resolved to recommend that the Attorney for the Town of Lansing draw a
contract to provide snow removal in the area of the Catherwood Subdivision and
submit it for consideration by the Board.
Mayor Marcham asked for clarification of the unit status of the Werder estate
property at the present occupancy of two roomers and two apartments with only one
apartment rented and the roomers not directly sub - renting from either apartment.
It was declared as two and one -half units.
RESOLUTION # 1568 - HELEN B. THOMAS, DEPUTY TREASURER AND CLERK
VOTED to appoint Helen B. Thomas Deputy Treasurer and Deputy Clerk effective
November 1, 1969 increasing the annual salary by $400 to $4,400.
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After discussion on what action to take on the Public Hearing held to consider
granting a new permit to the Mr. Donut Shop to include food service not granted
in the original permit, a resolution was offered to allow the new permit on a
trial basis for six months. The Board voted three Aye and three Nay. Mayor
Marcham voted Nay and the resolution was defeated.
• Mayor Marcham read the report of the Tree Warden and it is on file in the Village
Office.
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RESOLUTION # 1569 - AUTHORIZE MAYOR TO WRITE LETTER
VOTED resolved to authorize Mayor Marcham to write a letter to the residents who
have not replied to earlier correspondence requesting removal of their diseased
elm trees, requesting their cooperation and explain the ordinance now effective
regarding tree removal.
The Fire Chief gave his report and it is on file in the Village Office.
The Police Chief gave his report and it is on file in the Village Office.
RESOLUTION # 1570 - INCREASE SALARY OF SIMS
VOTED resolved to increase Patrolman Robert Sims salary from $6,240 to $6,500
effective November 1, 1969.
Police Chief gave notice that Stop Signs will be erected on a trial basis on
Purleigh Drive as it connects to Winthrop Drive.
The Public Safety Committee has been studying the hours of the present police force
and the possibility of acquiring a sixth patrolman. After discussion the Police
Chief was instructed to make preliminary inquiries for a patrolman.
• RESOLUTION # 1571 - APPROVE REVISION OF BOND SCHEDULE
VOTED resolved to approve revision of the proposed Bond Schedule for 15 years as
presented by Marine Midland to Treasurer Wheeler to make the amount $105,000 instead
of the original sum of $175,000. The sum of $105,000 to be applied entirely to
purchase, renovation and remodelling of the new Village Hall, and agreed upon
alterations in the old Village Hall. The additional amount originally approved
for application to Sewage Treatment Plant Alterations is now in Bond Anticipation
Notes and will be paid from other sources.
RESOLUTION # 1572 - APPROVE ISSUANCE or B.A.N.
VOTED resolved to issue Bond Anticipation Note for $24,880 in connection with the
expenses of the Northeast Sidewalk District, the note to be dated November 5, 1969
and taken with the Tompkins County Trust Company.
RESOLUTION # 1573 - APPROVE AUDIT
VOTED to approve and accept with thanks the Audit made of the Village financial
books by Paul Bradford for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1969•
In giving his report the Attorney reported that Mr. Cornelius would not have to
take the Civil Service examination for Chief Sewage Treatment Plant operator because
substantially his duties have not changed.
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Mr. Liberman has signed the contract pertaining to the property adjacent to the
• Sewage Treatment Plant and the site of test borings.
RESOLUTION # 1574 - FIRE CONTRACT - LANSING
VOTED .resolved to authorize the signing of the Contract between the Village and
the Town of Lansing Fire District to protect the area between Route 13 and north
Village line.
Attorney Sovocool informed the Board of the status of the Bonding in relation to
the expansion of our Sewage Treatment Plant from primary treatment to secondary
treatment.
Engineer Rogers gave his report and it is on..file in the Village Office.
RESOLUTION # 1575 - ACCEPT SIMSBURY DRIVE AND BURLEIGH DRIVE
VOTED resolved to accept Simsbury Drive from Winthrop Drive to the east Village
line and Burleigh Drive from Winthrop Drive to the east Village line and to
authorize the Attorney to record the deeds.
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RESOLUTION # 1576 - RELEASE ESCROW
VOTED resolved to authorize payment from the Trust and Agency Account in the amount
• of $6,250 to Dyer -Fitts Construction Co., Inc. as authorized October 6, 1969 by
Otto B. Schoenfeld, this amount having previously been held in escrow for the
completion of that part of Simsbury Drive which is in the Village.
In reporting on the status of the sidewalk district completion, the Engineer
explained about the headwall extending on the property of Quinn and Hatfield.
Attorney Sovocool said he would get easements from them.
There will be an early morning meeting November 14th with Dr. Dobbins of Teetor-
Dobhi.ns, our consulting engineers, and Engineer Rogers and Professor Gates.
RESOLUTION # 1577 - AMEND ARTICLE X - SEWER ORDINANCE
VOTED to adopt the following amendment to become effective December 1, 1969:
ARTICLE X
ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEWERS AND DRAINS, THE INSTALLA-
TION AND CONNECTION OF SEWER CONNECTIONS AND THE DISCHARGE OF WATER AND WASTES INTO
THE PUBLIC SEWER SYSTEM AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF, IN THE
VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS, COUNTY OF TOMPKINS, STATE OF NEW YORK.
SECTION 7. Improper Use of Sewer and Property
• Amend (g)
g. To discharge or cause to be discharged in any public sewer
or indirectly, or to connect or cause to be connected, any public sewer,
directly, or indirectly, etc.
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Add (n)
n. To discharge or cause to be discharged into any public sewer any
waters or waste containing iron, chromium, copper, zinc, phenol, nickel, or cyanide,
and similar objectionable or toxic substances exceeding the following limits:
Substance
Iron
Chromium -6
Copper
Zinc
Phenol
Nickel
Cyanide
Effective December 1, 1969
Maximum Limit of Concentration
0.6 mg/1
0.1 mg/l
0.4 mg/1
0.6 mg/l
0.002 mg/1
1.6 mg/l
0.2 mg/1
RESOLUTION # 1578 - PURCHASE LADIES LOUNGE FURNITURE
VOTED to authorize the Clerk to spend up to $400 to purchase furniture for the
Ladies Lounge in the new Village Hall.
RESOLUTION # 1579 - PURCHASE ENVELOPES
VOTED to authorize the purchase of 1000 government stamped printed envelopes for
$72.40, the check to accompany the purchase order.
RESOLUTION # 1580 - OVERTIME
VOTED to approve the following overtime: Gardner $15.96 and Oltz $58.73.
The meeting adjourned at 11 :15 P.M.
Rose M. Tierney
Village Clerk