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Minutes of a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Cayuga Heights held November 17, 1936 at the schoolhouse at
7P.M.
PRESENT: H. E.
G. I.
A. W.
H. H.
Carl
C. H.
C. H.
J. W.
Baxter, Mayor
Dale, Trustee
Crowly, Trustee
Scofield, Trustee
Crandall, Engineer
Guise, Treasurer
Webster, Trustee
MacDonald, Clerk
1. The Mayor reported a telephone protest from Mrs.
Boyle objecting to the position of a street light adjacent to
her property. After discussion
IT WAS VOTED that no action be taken.
2. IT WAS-VOTED to adopt the following resolution: RESOLVED
that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Cayuga Heights
authorize the extension of a sanitary sewer system of the
Village from the corner of Hanshaw Road to the lot of Mr.
Lincoln D. Kelsey outside the Village,'easterly on Comstock
Road approximately 450 feet in length.
3. The Mayor presented a communication from the State
Department of Nlbany, New York certifying that Mrs..Harriet M.
Libby, Registrar of Vital Statistics, was entitled to a fee of
$24.75'for services as Registrar to November 2, 1936 for the
following:
3 death certificates at .25:each 975
12 pdrmanent reports at *&. each 24.00
Total 24.75
IT WAS VOTED that this charge be approved.for payment.
4. A financial statement to October 31, 1936 was presented
by the Treasurer. After discussion
IT WAS VOTED to order this filed.
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The Treasurer reported net expenditures of X759.88
made sinoe the date of the report, leaving a balance on hand of
$3,879.67.,
5..The Treasurer.*read °.a list of those persons delinquent on
paying village taxes."
IT WAS VOTED to direct the Treasurer'.to notify all delinquent
tax payers that if the taxes and assessmerits .with - interest thereon
are not paid, the Village will proceed with the sale'of the,.property
for taxes, according to. the provisions of the.Village Law of the State
of New York.
6. The Engineer reported concerning the possibility of a
house being erected by Mr. Filmer on the Sheldon property east of
Triphammer Road and inquired as to the charge which the Village:
Board might make for a sewer connection in the event of the.
erection of the house.
IT WAS VOTED that $150 would be a proper charge.
7. The meeting adjourned at 11 P. M.•
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Special meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Cayuga Heights held at the schoolhouse at 7 P. M., November'
17, 1936
1. On this date the Board sat for four hours, from 7 toll P., M.,
as a Board of Assessors, to•.hear grievance,s..,and complaints with regard
to the'Assessment Roll as prepared.by them for the year,.1937,,and as
filed with the Village Clerk on November
2. Complaints were received from the following:
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1) From Mr. C,._YW Mason, .411 Hanshaw Road,, regarding the
north part of. lot 266,
Bound N. Village line
E. Lot 269
S. Frost '
W. Hanshaw Road
The olaimant appeared in person to object to the increase of
$1,500 made on his property for this assessment.
ACTION: After discussion IT WAS VOTED that this assessment
remain unchanged.
2) Estate of Anna Fargo Albree, care of the Trust Department,
Fifth Avenue Bank, P. 0. Station G, New York City
In re: 409 Highland Road, east side of street, ..lot no. 240
Bound:N. Hollister
E. Tanner, and Peer
S. Highland Road
W. Highland Road ,
The claimant appeared by attorney, Henry J. Shirey, Esq.,
counsel. Affidavits were presented and considered by the Board from
the following: red A. Ro als -
g: g ley, verifying the X25,000
of September 1936;.F. A. Malley, verifying the $21,000
of September 1936.. Argument was heard by Mr•. Shirey.
ACTION: After discussion IT WAS VOTED that the assessment
Pe changed as follows:
Full value of land exclusive of buildings $121000
Full value of real property (less amouint
of exemption if any) 379000
Full value of land. 14,000
Full value of real property. 30,000
3) A. T. Heinicke, 116 The Parkway, in re: Part ,of lot'236'
west side of street,
Bound: N: Iroquois,Road �•
E. The-Parkway
S..Scofield
W. Newman
The claimant appeared in person.
Action: After.discussion.IT WAS, VOTED as•.follows.:
a) To reduce the assessment on the property owned
by Professor •Heinioke; supra, :.as follows:
Item (10), Full .value of realz property (less amount .
of .exemption if any : to $9,500
from 9,800
the valuation. of the lend at.$2,000 being unchanged.
b) In re': J. L. Stone Estate, 11.2 The.Parkway, west side of street
lot 236a.';
Bound:.N. Scofield
E. The Parkway
S. Newman
W. Newman
To reduce Item (10),'full value of
real property (less amount of
exemption if any) to $9,500
• / A ���� ,. from 90800
the valuation of the /kbuildings at $1,400-remaining unchanged.
c) •In re: H. H. Scofield, 114 The Parkway,.west side of street
lot 236b.
Bound: N. Heinicke
E. The Parkway
S. Stone-and Newman
W. Newman
To increase Item (10), full,value.of real
.property (less amount of
exemption if :any)
from $9,800
to 10,000
(on motion of Trustee Scofield) the valuation of 1 41,500 remaining.
unchanged. ,.
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4) Professor H. R. Smart in re: 205 Cayuga Heights Road, east
side of the street,
Bound: N. Crandall
E. Libby
S. Pratt
W. Cayuga Heights Road
Claimant appeared in person, and requested reduction of the amount
of the assessment which had been placed at $10,100 and' requested
an exemption of approximately $795 federal bonus money, and in
addition approximating the same amount from an earlier payment from
the government.
ACTION: Assessment to remain unchanged. The Clerk is
authorized on receipt of the proper forms to bring these forms to
the next meeting.of the Village Board for final action to determine
the question of the bonus.
5) The meeting of the Board of Assessors was adjourned to the
next meeting of the Village Board to be held on December 10, 1936
for final settlement of the assessment roll for 1937.