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2. It was reported that when the Greater Ithaca Fact
Finding Committee was established an initial contribution of {500
(rather than $1,000 as previously thought) had been contributed
from the City, $250 from the Town and $250 from the Village. With
these facts in mind, a contribution at this time of $1,000 from
the Village, $1,000 from the Town and $2,000 from the City would
be in the same proportion. The Trustees agreed to go along with
the Committee but thought they should first have additional
information regarding the budget of the Committee. The Mayor
agreed to get this from Prof. Hill.
3. It was reported that the Alpha Tau Omega lot on
Triphammer Road which has been filled in this summer with dirt taken
from University excavations is now being used by various persons
as a refuse dump, thus violating a Village ordinance. The Clerk
was requested to write the fraternity asking them to clean the lot
up promptly.
4. The Board of Trustees, meeting as a Board of Assessors,
after considering each property separately, completed the Village
' Assessment Roll for the year 1949 and filed the roll with the Clerk.
5. The time set for the next meeting was on Grievance Day,
MINUTES
of a special meeting of the Village
Board held on
Tuesday, Nev: 19, 1948 at 7 P.M. in the office of
Engineer Crandall.
PRESENT:
C. J. Kenerson; Mayor
L. C. Kent, Trustee
C. I. Bayles, Trustee
Carl Crandall, Engineer
C. H. Guise, Treasurer
1. The
matter of approving an increase in
the sewer tax
bill to 05,000
and eliminating separate taxes on
individual
properties was
discussed. No action was taken.
2. It was reported that when the Greater Ithaca Fact
Finding Committee was established an initial contribution of {500
(rather than $1,000 as previously thought) had been contributed
from the City, $250 from the Town and $250 from the Village. With
these facts in mind, a contribution at this time of $1,000 from
the Village, $1,000 from the Town and $2,000 from the City would
be in the same proportion. The Trustees agreed to go along with
the Committee but thought they should first have additional
information regarding the budget of the Committee. The Mayor
agreed to get this from Prof. Hill.
3. It was reported that the Alpha Tau Omega lot on
Triphammer Road which has been filled in this summer with dirt taken
from University excavations is now being used by various persons
as a refuse dump, thus violating a Village ordinance. The Clerk
was requested to write the fraternity asking them to clean the lot
up promptly.
4. The Board of Trustees, meeting as a Board of Assessors,
after considering each property separately, completed the Village
' Assessment Roll for the year 1949 and filed the roll with the Clerk.
5. The time set for the next meeting was on Grievance Day,
November 16, 1948, 'from 7 P.M. until 11 P.M. in the schoolhouse.
6. The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
Clerk.