HomeMy WebLinkAboutAnnual Meeting of the Residents- 3/20/1939the year (see page 34),•.and distributed copies of he•financial
statement showing that the Village had lived within its income.
3. ghairman.Crandall made a report�'as.,Villege Engineer,
mentioning the maintenance and construction work that had been,done
during the year, and called attention to the fact that the Village'
owned practically no equipment and that the.utilities.were handled_
almost entirely.with the equipment owned by employees or-contracting
parties
4. Treasurer Guise distributed'.copies: of .the-proposed., ,
budget for 'the year. 1939 -40 (see. page 37), and explained the
various items therein..
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MINUTES of the annual meeting of the residents of'the Village of
Cayuga Heights held at the Schoolhouse at 8:15 P.M. on March.20, 1939.,
Mayor Baxter called the meeting to order at 8 :20 P.M.,.
there being 21 persons present, and.upon motion Carl Crandall was
elected Chairman of the meeting. J. B.`Trousdale was requested to
act as Secretary.
1.•: Mayor. Baxter summarized the activities•of'the Board ,
for the.. past, year, mentioning that a second daily mail:delivery; had
been obtained for the Village, which started onNovember.lst; that
a new safe had been.puichased'in,accordance with' the•State. regula-
tion s for the preservation of valuable Village records; that a
new sidewalk had been constructed on Upland Road near,the,'School-
house;'and a considerable_atretch of sidewalk -built on Hanshaw Road.
He also briefly reviewed the ,financial.situation,.calling attention.
to the substantial reduction in the amount of the debt.
2. Treasurer Guise made his report as Treasurer for
the year (see page 34),•.and distributed copies of he•financial
statement showing that the Village had lived within its income.
3. ghairman.Crandall made a report�'as.,Villege Engineer,
mentioning the maintenance and construction work that had been,done
during the year, and called attention to the fact that the Village'
owned practically no equipment and that the.utilities.were handled_
almost entirely.with the equipment owned by employees or-contracting
parties
4. Treasurer Guise distributed'.copies: of .the-proposed., ,
budget for 'the year. 1939 -40 (see. page 37), and explained the
various items therein..
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5, ,Mr.,William.Robertson brought up the matter of repairs
to Northway Road,Icalling attention to the fact that the large
amount of construction on the street in the past two years had called
for the digging up of the street many times for the purpose of laying
utility pipes
6: Prof. Johnson spoke briefly. in favor of the proposed
pathway construction on Triphammer Road.
7. Prof. Recknagel requested further.information regarding
the spraying of trees and.the matter was,ekplalned by,Engineer
Crandall. The proposed budget increased somewhat the allowance for
spraying during the coming year.
8. Clarence Morse, acting in place of $enry Shirey:who
was Chairman of the Nominating Committee, presented.the report of
the committee which listed Sherman Peer and C': J. Kenerson as
candidates to succeed themselves as Village Trustees for a period.
of two years each.
9. Chairman Crandall called for further nominations, but
none were made.
10. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned
at 9:00 P.M.
Secretary.
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