HomeMy WebLinkAboutSpec Mtg. Minutes 9/30/1963, 10/11/196317
MINUTES of a SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of Trustees held on Monday,
September 309 1963 at 5 P.M. in the Village Office.
PRESENT: Mayor
Trustees
Engineer
Guest
Frederick G. Marcham
John B. Bebbington
Robert T. Dean
Orval C. French
Thomas E. Norton
John B. Rogers
Howard Stevenson, County Highway
Superintendent
The second estimate was presented from M. A. Bongiovanni, Inc. Contractor,
who is making Alterations and Additions to Sewage Treatment Plant. Paymsdt
was recommended by our Consulting Engineer, T. G. Miller and our Village
Engineer, J. B. Rogers.
RESOLUTION 364 - APPROVAL OF SECOND PAYMENT TO
M. A. BONGIOVANNI
vVOTED resolved to pay the second estimate to contractor M. A. Bongiovanni,
Inc. in the amount of $24,600.60:
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The Mayor presented a proposed fire protection agreement between the
V illage and Town of Lansing for a designated area south of Route 13 and
east of North Triphammer Road known as Triphammer Shopping Center.
RESOLUTION 365 - FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT WITH TOWN
OF LANSING
VOTED resolved to request a lawyer to review the proposed fire protection
contract. The terms as set forth acceptable for this year, but to include
in agreement the opportunity to review and possibly adjust charges annually.
It was also desired to have the area to be served defined more exactly.
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Mayor requested opinion of Trustees regarding Mr. Heasley's desire for a
ruling on a proposed motel, a copy'of Mr. Heasley's letter having previously
been sent to each Trustee.
RESOLUTION 366 - W. C. HEASIEY'S MOTEL PROPOSITION
DEFERRED
VOTED to report to Mr. Heasley the gist of the discussion and of the Board's
deferment of consideration of the matter pending receipt of a firm statement
of Mr. Heasley's wishes.
Mayor presented Charles Collin's proposition to sell his dump to the Village
e consisting of 23 acres for $10,000.
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RESOLUTION 367 - DISPOSITION OF DUMP PROPOSITION
VOTED to instruct the Mayor to write to Mr. Collins to thank him for
his generous offer and to compliment him on the excellent way he manages
his dump and to say we hope to maintain the present relations in accord-
ance with our contract.
VOTED to approve Abstract of Audited Vouchers in the following amounts:
General Fund $2,364.57; Sewer Fund $600.36; Capital Fund $249600.60.
The Board recommended a letter of commendation be sent to Harry Baker
for his excellent job on Village roads this summer.
Mayor reported on meeting with Board of Health and Lansing Town Board
regarding extension of sewer services by the Village to the Triphammer
Shopping area.
Trustee Bebbington raised question about proposed road to new Schoenfeld
development outside the Village, neighbors having asked him about it.
It is outside of the Village, therefor have no jurisdiction and
it is a matter for the T Itha.�. %N
Engineer Rogers introduced Howard Stevenson, County Highway Superintendent
and he informed the Board of widening North Triphammer Road in Town of
Lansing presenting maps and plans. Both men feel North Triphammer Road
inside the Village should be widened for approximately 525 feet south from
north line of Village. It was estimated it would cost in the neighbor-
hood'of $3,000 by the time we had also relocated sewer and water lines. ,
RESOLUTION 368 - WIDENING NORTH TRIP W1MER ROAD
VOTED to authorize Engineer Rogers to enter into an agreement with
Tompkins County Highway Department to proceed with widening of North
Triphammer Road as discussed.
Meeting adjourned 6:45 P.M.
Vera W. Snyder��L3
Village Clerk
Minutes of a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees held in the Village
Office on October 119 1963 at 5 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor
Frederick G. Marcham
Trustees
John B. Bebbington
Orval C. French
Thomas E. Norton
Engineer
John B. Rogers
Guests
Harry Hamilton
lagrand Chase
Mayor presented qualifications of Roger B. Sovocool as an Attorney ,
capable of doing village attorney work.
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RESOLUTION 369 APPOINTMENT OF ROGER B. SOVOCOOL
AS VILLAGE ATTORNEY
VOTED resolved Mr. Roger -B. Sovocool be appointed as Village Attorney to
the end of official year.April 6, 1964 at an annual salary of $1200 payable
monthly to be effective Monday, October 149 1963.
Engineer Rogers stated he had gone along with predecessors requirements in
asking for 12" compacted gravel road. However, since other roads had been
going to pieces and Winthrop Place developed soft spots he required 18" of
compacted gravel at later date.
Engineer read letter addressed to Mr. Holt, Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals
from Mr. Schoenfeld dated September 249 1963 regarding Winthrop Place.
After discussion of Mr. Hamilton's presentation regarding Winthrop Place
and Engineer Rogers explanation of status the following resolutions were
passed.
RESOLUTION 370 OPINION OF ATTORNEY RE WINTHROP PLACE
AND AUTHORITY TO GRANT VARIANCE
VOTED resolved to request Mr. Sovocool to give an opinion on the intent of
the Board of Trustees to require Mr. Schoenfeld to pave the road under the
terms of the new ordinance as a preliminary to the Village acceptance of
title to Winthrop Place;
And further to advise us on the general question whether the Board has the
power to grant a variance to a Village Ordinance.
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RESOLUTION 371 CONFORMITY TO ARTICLE XIII
ACCEPTANCE OF STREETS
VOTED resolved that should Mr. Sovocool rule that the Board may require
conformity to the Ordinance that the Engineer be instructed to notify
Mr. Schoenfeld that the Ordi4iance is in effect and that under the terms of it
Winthrop Place must be paved prior to acceptance.
Should he rule otherwise a special meeting of the Board of Trustees should
be called.
Meeting adjourned 6:10 P.M.
Vera W Snyder l /d��i�a 3
Village Clerk
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