HomeMy WebLinkAboutClerk's Report 11/16/1970VILLAGE OF CAYUGA HEIGHTS
REPORT OF CLERK
• November 16, 1970
Overtime paid in October was for sewer stoppages and unloading two packers on a
Saturday.
Gardner
- 6
hours
- $25.74
Garvin
- 4
hours
- 17.88
Geiger
- 4
hours
- 20.04
Grover
- 8
hours
- 39.68
On October 27, 1970 I gave the following message to the Mayor, Engineer and
Treasurer. The Treasurer's comment was, "I think we need to get a cost estimate
on what changes would cost us. This is the time to do it when there is still a
little money left in the Village Hall fund ".
Here is message:
"I wish to explain the problems we have in this building with the heating
system.
Since the thermostat is in the hall it is either too hot or too cold in other
parts of the building. For instance when we come in in the morning the offices
upstairs are apt to be below 70 degrees whereas the hall downstairs is over 72
degrees at which temperature we usually have the thermostat set.
The Police offices are usually much too warm in order for the upstairs to
be just right. The radiators in the police offices even though they are shut off
still give off the same amount of heat as if they were completely turned on. This
leads one to believe the valves in the radiators are not working properly. I have
known the police office to run the air conditioner with the heat on.
During the day when the front door is being opened and closed all the time
the cooler air in the hall sends the temperature down which in turn makes the
thermostat call for more heat which in turn results in the rest of the building
getting more heat whether we need it or not.
If it is possible, I would very much like to see the system broken into two
circulating systems, one for the upstairs with our own thermostat and one for the
police department with their own thermostat, and no thermostat in the main hallway."
Rose M. Tierney
Village Clerk
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