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Agreement with Cornell in two parts. 1 Have agreement to pay the money
$40,000 plus $40,000 over 30 years. 2 This part still being negotiated-
and covers Schoenfeld Sewer Agreement with Cornell and Village. According
to Mr. Barnard, Cornell desires to restrict ..use of trunk line from airport
to 50% of capacity. It was suggested Attorney contact T. G. Miller for
verification of figures as to capacity of this trunk line sewer, as well
as Old Country Club sewer lines. Attorney Sovocool recommended Mayor negotiate
with Mr. Burton to consumate Cornell agreement..
RESOLUTION 738 - CORNELL SEWER CONTRACT.
VOTED resolved to authorize Mayor Marcham to execute Cornell Sewer Contract
when it is drawn up in an acceptable form on aftice of Attorney.
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RESOLUTION 739 - FILE TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT
VOTED resolved that the Treasurer file his Annual Financial Report in the
Clerk's Office by July 31, 1965 and the Clerk publish it 10 days after filing.
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Meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
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era Snyder'
Village Clerk
A. A Public Hearing was held on July 9, 1965 at 4:30 P.M. in the Village
Office on a proposed amendment to the Village Ordinance, Article XI, Section
11 - Trailers, Temporary Structures, Construction Shanties and Materials.
Proposed Amendment: "No occupied or unoccupied automobile house trailer,
whether on wheels or otherwise supported, shall be permitted on premises
within the Village for a longer period than forty-eight-'(48) hours unless it
be stored in a fully enclosed buildina'. Note: Underlined words are new.
One village resident appeared, represented by Attorney Abbott; and Village
Officials as listed below.
Attorney Abbott cited New York State Village Law Section 89 - Item 69, part
of which states: ......... "May also regulate the parking, storage or otherwise'
locating of house trailers when used or occupied as living or sleeping quarters
in any part of the Village outside an established house trailer camp, tourist
camp or similar establishment; provide time limits on duration of the stay
of such house trailers and require registration of such house trailers when
so used."
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Mr. Abbott maint&ined that parking of a trailer was no different than parking
of a car on property owner's property, and therefore placing a time limit
on unoccupied trailer is not legal.
Hearing closed at 5 P -M-
B. MINUTES of a Special Meeting held on July 9, 1965 at 5 P -M- in the Village
Office.
PRESENT: Mayor Frederick G. Marcham
Trustees Robert T. Dean
Katherine Ensvorth
Taylor D. Lewis
David C. Weatherby
Guests- representatives of Shell Oil Company, Attorney William B. Kerr, Mr.
Vandermilltand Mr. Hall; Frank Bettucci _.and Frank Mitchell
Attorney, Kerr, representing Shell Oil Company, presented the request of the
company to build a gasoline station on the Scott property, at 830 Hanshaw Road,
which they are purchasing. Pictures and plans were presented as well as
figures representing the effects a Shell Station had on two competitive
stations. The figures indicated that the loss of :.business to existing stations
was nominal.
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When asked about time table they might have planned the Board was informed
that the company expected to close the deal on the Scott property purchase .
by the end of July.. If the permit to build is granted plans would be put
out for bid and in about a month's time building construction waild begin
and pre sumably would take approximately three or four months,
The interested persons left at 5:30 P -M-
RESOLUTION 740 - SHELL OIL COMPANY REQUEST
VOTED that the request of the Shell 031 Company to build a gas station at
830 Renshaw Road be postponed and considered at a Special Meeting after further
study of the situation.
The Board requested that Taylor Lewis and John Rogers look the situation
over at the intersection of Hanshaw, East Upland, Triphammer and North
Triphammer Roads considering particular needs of Villagers and report back
to the Board at a Special Meeting.
A discussion of car -wash and car - rental operations amendment to ordinance
culminated in the following resolution,.
RESOLUTION 741 - ITEM 9 - AME M4ENT TO ORDINANCE APPROVED
VOTED to authorize the amendment of Article XI by adding "Item 9. Car -wash
operation and car -rental operation, subject to approval of the Board of Trustees."
Messrs. Bettucci and Mitchell explained their plans for building and land-
scaping their proposed car -wash operation and if permission is granted by.the
Board they will submit final plans and.request a building permit.
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RESOLUTION 742 - BETTUCCI & MITCHELL CAR WASH OPERATION
VOTED to request Bettucci and Mitchell to present to the Board a full
description of car -wash operation or appropriate plans for building in.
dicating exterior plans, water consumption, advertising, etc.
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After discussing proposed Amendment to Zoning Ordinance by changing Section
11 on trailers, it was decided to consult further with Village Attorney
before taking action.
Mayor Marchem presented the request from Tompkins County Department of
Health regarding a temporary hook -up to the Village sewer system by Howard
Johnson's complex on Route 13, Town of Lansing.
RESOLUTION 743 - HOWARD JOHNSON'S TEMPORARY SEWER HOOK -UP
VOTED to authorize a temporary connection of Howard Johnson's Complex, Town
of Lansing to the Village Sewer System for a period of 60 days, subject
to renewal and inspection and approval by our Village Engineer.
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RESOLUTION 744 - INCREASE PETTY CASH FUND
VOTED to increase the Clerk's Petty Cash Fund from $25.00 to $50.00.
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After discussing the use of the copier for making free copies by the Police
Department to use in inter - police cooperation, Mr. Robert T. Dean offered
to give the Police Department a copier which he is no longer using but which
is in good working condition.
VOTED to approve Abstract of Audited Vouchers dated July 9, 1965 in the following
amount: General. Fund $22,692.53-(includes $20,000 transfer to Tax Stabilization
Reserve Fund); Sewer Fund $773.09; Capital Fund $43,98;•Trust & Agency $1,551.90•
Meeting adjourned at 6:30 P.M. 0 '_
Vera W. Snyder
79/65 Village Clerk
MINUTES of a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees held in the Village
Office on July 26, 1965 at 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Frederick G. Marcham
Trustees John Bebbington, Jr.
Taylor D. Lewis
David C. Weatherby
Zoning Officer John B. Rogers
Treasurer Gordon B. Wheeler
Attorney Roger B. Sovocool
Cornell Officials John Burton and Attorney Stamp
Reporters Nordheimer- Ithaca Journal and Brodeur - Cornell News Bureau
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