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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Hearing 7/29/1963T RESOLUTION 328 - STREET LIGHT VOTED resolved to authorize Police Commissioner to have New York State Electric & Gas Corporation install a street light on Corson Place. RESOLUTION 329 - INSTALLATION OF NEW STREET SIGNS VOTED resolved to authorize Police Commissioner to have installed new street signs at 20 intersections in the Village including necessary hardware. Mayor Marcham read announcement of Public Hearing on bus schedule in area of Swarthout and Ferris to be held July 31, 1963 at 10:00 A.M. at the County Court House. RESOLUTION 330 - MATURITY DATE OF BOND ISSUE VOTED resolved to authorize Mayor Marcham, Treasurer Upchurch and Attorney Newman .'to determine maturity date of bond issue and as to possible borrow- ing on Bond Anticipation Notes. Meeting adjourned at 6 :45 P.M. �r��y � /,• p Vera W. Snyder / `71916 3 Village Clerk A PUBLIC HEARING was held in the Village Office at 7 :30 P.M. on July 29,1963 to hear all persons for or against an addition to.the Village Ordinances pertaining to the,construction of roads prior to acceptance by the Village from private owners. PRESENT: Mayor Frederick G. Marcham Trustees John B. Bebbington Orval C. French Engineer and Zoning Officer John B. Rogers Attorney Charles H. Newman Resident James R. Colgin9231 N. Triphammer Rd. Mayor Marcham read the notice calling the Public Hearing published in the Journal, July 229 1963. Copies of proposed ordinance were passed to those present; A discussion followed, after which the Public Hearing was closed at 8:00 P.M. MINUTES of a SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Cayuga Heights held July 299 1963 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Office. PRESENT: Mayor Frederick G. Marcham Trustees John B. Bebbington Orval C. French Thomas E. Norton Engineer John B. Rogers Attorney Charles H. Newman 0 The proposed addition to the Ordinances is as follows: ARTICLE XIII ACCEPTANCE OF STREETS SECTION L. No street will be accepted by the Village until all sewer, water, and gas mains and laterals, to be laid within the right -of -way, are installed and all grading, ditching, placing of culverts, base gravel, and wearing surface to provide a finished road is completed to the satisfaction of the Board of Trustees or their representative. SECTION 2. No zoning permit shall be issued for cnnstruction on land fronting on or having access from undeveloped streets that have not been dedicated to and accepted by the Village. After discussion of the above Article, the Trustees adopted the following resolution: RESOLUTION 331 - ADDITION TO ORDINANCE - ARTICLE XIII ACCEPTANCE OF STREETS VOTED resolved that Article XIII - Acceptance of Streets, be adopted and Added to our Village Ordinances as above written. * * * * VOTED approval of Abstract of Audited Vouchers in the following amounts: General Fund $19557.229 Capital Fund $579.089 Sewer Fund $1,701.59. RESOLUTION 332 - PAYMENT OF PENALTIES & INTEREST WAIVED ON TAXES VOTED resolved to waive penalties and interest in amount of $10.86 charged against Verne N. & Madeline T. Rdckcastle, 102 Sunset Drive, since taxes were not paid prior to July 1, 1963 for good and sufficient reason. (Real Property Law Sec. 1412) RESOLUTION 333 - TEMPORARY WATER HOOK -UP VOTED resolved to authorize the Mayor to write a letter to City Water Depart- ment approving temporary water hook -up to village hydrant on North Triphammer Road to supply city water to L. G. DeFelice Company batch plant for use in construction of Route 13. Mayor Marcham announced resignation of William B. Kerr as Police Justice effective August 31, 1963 and asked Board for its recommendation as to appointing a Police Justice until the next election. After discussing the situation the Trustees recommended the Mayor ask Acting Police Justice Dean if he would accept the position.' If he declined,•to then ask Mr. Ian Macneil to serve. RESOLUTION 334 - ACTION AGAINST LIBERMAN VOTED resolved to instruct the Mayor to inquire of Armand Adams if, :in order to commence legal action against Mr. IAberman, he wished the Clerk to supply him with information regarding costs as they are known to date. 1 1 M RESOLUTION 335 - ADDRESS CHANGE TO 1 WINTHROP PLACE VOTED resolved to change the address of Abraham Dunn at 203 Winthrop Drive to 1-Vinthrop Place since house faces Winthrop Place, Engineer Rogers reported outfall pipe had been repaired and tests showed no further leak. He estimated cost w6uld run over $4v000. Contractor Bongiovanni ran into some rocky digging for sedimentation tank, but work is progressing satisfactorily. Zoning Board of Appeals rendered a decision in the case of L. C. Cunningham who owns a lot between The Parkway and Highgate Road* •that a building permit should be issued provided that the proposed building meets all requirements of the Zoning Ordinance except as to average width of lot ". RESOLUTION 336 - STATUS OF CUNNINGHAM LOT VOTED resolved to notify L. C. Cunningham of the opinion of the Zoning Board of Appeals stated above and we hereby concur. RESOLUTION 337 - NOTIFICATION TO BANK VOTED resolved to authorize Treasurer Upchurch to notify First National Bank and Trust Company of our intention to withdraw up to $259000 from our Water & Sewer Capital Reserve Fund - Account No. 3739 to make possible payment to ' Contractor M. A. Bongiovanni in August, 1963. Meeting adjourned - 9:30 P -M. Vera W. Snyder Village Clerk -07 9/�3 MINUTES of a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees held at the Village Office on Tuesday, August 209 1963 at 5:00 P -M. PRESENT: Mayor Frederick G. Marcham Trustees John B. Bebbington Orval C. French Thomas E. Norton David C. Weatherby Engineer John B. Rogers Treasurer Frederic M: Upchurch Attorney Charles H. Newman Mayor Marcham briefed those present on the situation of requests for sewer service during. the past few years in the order of their receipt. At a meeting of Supervisors of Town of Lansing and Dryden and'Mr. Kerr (nominee for Town of Ithaca supervisor) problem of sewage disposal in area north of Village was discussed. Talandis after Village turned him dorm, solved his problem by installing his own sewage disposal system. With the development of the Plaza and Howard Johnson Motelp the question has been raised by Talandisp may he enlarge his disposal plant and accomodate the other people in the Town of Lansing? Board of Health hostile to the plan. Present system not efficient.