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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2024-04 Town Newsletter April.2024 Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... DCIF)4y TOWY) News Two Public Hearings Local Earth Day Activities ApriL15 at 6pm On SaturdayApriL20 LocaLLawto aLLowfree standing business 9A.M Roadside Cleanup in West Danby. signs with some restrictions. More Meet at Peter McDonaLd's—7 Valley View information on p.3. Road. Local.Lawto approve an easement to 10:30 A.M. Roadside Cleanup in Central extend the South Hill Recreation Danby. Detailsatdanbycc.org/events Way. More information on p.3. Noon-5 P.M Earth Day FestivaLon the More information on both proposals are Ithaca Commons. Host:Cooperative on the town website-danby.ny.gov. Extension of Tompkins County- Details at energy.ccetompkins.org/energy Open House!! Danby Volunteer Fire Company We wiLL be hosting an Open house event for RecruitNYon ApriL14,]Oam-2pm.WeQ welcome the community to come to learn about volunteer opportunities and fire �FTsafety. Al� =al ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ kL p Aa ......................................... 1 April.2024 Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Town of Danby Mowing Contract The Town of Danby is seeking proposals for lawn mowing for the 2024 season for the following properties:The West Danby Water District, Danby Town Hall,Jennings Pond,and the following Cemeteries:the Bald Hill Rd.Cemetery,the Peter Rd.Cemetery,the Nelson Rd. Cemetery,and the West Danby Methodist Cemetery. If interested, please contact Joel Gagnon (jgagnon@danby.ny_gov or 607 227-4440)for more complete information. Proposals must be received bvADril12,2024. Fire District - Mowing Proposals Sought The Danby Fire District is soliciting proposals for lawn mowing at the Danby and West Danby Fire Stations for the 2024 season.Anyone interested in submitting a proposalshould contactthe Danby Fire District,1780 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850 or ca11607 319-4721,or go to the District Website, danbyfi red istrict.org fora list of requirements. Proposals need to be submitted to the Secretary by 5:00 p.m.on ApriL 8,2024, by mailing proposalto Danby Fire District,Attn:Secretary,1780 Danby Road, Ithaca, New York 14850,or by emailatsecretary danbyfiredistrict.org. Proposals will be considered at the April9,2024 Danby Fire District meeting at 7:00 pm. Notes from the Town Board Personnel Changes After manyyears of service as clerk forthe West Danby Water District, Marge Seaman is beginning herwell-deserved retirement. Thankyou, Marge,foryour service. MarrellCortright, who has been training to serve as a backup for Marge for quite a while, has been appointed to fill her position.Welcome Marren and thankyou for your willingness to serve the water district. Johanna Shawley,who has served on an as needed basis for severalyears to supportthe bookkeeping operations of the town, has moved on.Thankyou,Johanna,forthe supportyou have provided when needed. This support position is especially important because of the town's upcoming transfer to new software. The board has appointed Julia Hughes to serve in this position.Welcome Julia and thank you for your willingness to serve the town. Jody Scriber has stepped down as chair of the Planning Board, but will remain as a member. Thankyou Jody for your work as chair.The town board has appointed Kelly Maher to serve as the new chair. Welcome Kelly and thankyou fortaking on thisjob. Special Event Permit The Town Board is working on a special event permit.The Board is being carefulto allow such events that benefit residents while mitigating the negative impacts on residents.Only when we are satisfied that what we propose accomplishes that balance willwe advance something for review by the public and possible adoption. _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 April.2024 Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Signs There will be a public hearing on April15 at 6:OOpm for a proposal.to regulate free-standing business signs in the town.The proposalwould limit their size, height,and how and when they are illuminated. Notes from the Town Supervisor Joel Gagnon Historically,fluctuating spring temperatures have made fruit growing in valley locations(which includes my property)a sometimes thing.The exacerbation of the temperature swings in recent years, though, has made the difficult practically impossible in marginal locations and made even favorable Locations vulnerable.Last year's 24-degree night on May 18 was the worst freeze in my lifetime.It not only wiped out my tree fruit, it took out most of the tree fruit(and the grape crop as well)even in traditionally safe orchard and vineyard locations throughout the region.As I write this,this year the season is advanced almost an entire month.Peach buds are already swollen.Forsythias are in early bloom.Teen temperatures are projected for the night of March 21.Will buds survive and go on to bloom and fruit?We shall see. I am pleased to announce that after years of negotiation an agreement has been reached with NYSEG for a trail easement to extend the South Hill Recreation Way from its current end at Burns Road all the way to the Tioga County line.The extension goes through parts of four towns— Ithaca, Dryden, Caroline,and Danby. Each town will hold title to an easement for the part of the trailwithin its borders. Each has to ratify the arrangement.A public hearing will be held —again at the April15 Town Board meeting —on accepting the easement for Danby's section.Additional information about that will also be on the town website in advance of the meeting. Initial development will focus on the section between Burns and Banks roads.There are a couple of big washouts in the Danby section thatwilltake serious work to repair and for which we will seek grant funding. The Town Board also authorized the deputizing of both the Planner (who is responsible for zoning enforcement) and the Code Enforcement Officer.They will become deputies of the County District Attorney for the purpose of representing the town in enforcement actions that advance to court prosecution.They will handle the most straightforward prosecutions,saving the town the expense of using an attorney for all court actions. An attorney for the town,Guy Krogh,generously offered to train both in how to serve in this role. All of this is to facilitate dealing with violations cost-effectively. Notes from the Planner's Desk Greg Hutnik Do you want to make a difference in the Cayuga Lake watershed?Community Science Institute(CSI) is currently recruiting volunteers to monitor Buttermilk Creek and Enfield Creek as part of our Synoptic Stream and Lake Monitoring Program. In the Synoptic Program,volunteers work in groups to collect water samples for analysis at CSI's state-certified water testing lab in Ithaca.The data collected by CSI volunteers are used to inform management decisions, identify sources of pollution,and for research _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... purposes.You can read about the Synoptic Program here: http://www.communityscience.org/monitoring-partnerships synoptic-sampling. Interested volunteers should emailCSI at info@communityscience.org. The Ithaca-Tompkins County Transportation Council (ITCTC)has developed an online surveyto help gather information forthe update of the Long-Range Transportation Plan forTompkins County. The plan covers the 20-year period through 2045.The purpose and primary objective of the transportation plan is to develop a common vision for the future of transportation in Tompkins County. The plan addresses allforms of surface transportation—cars,freight,transit, inter-city buses, bicycles, walking,shared transportation(bike share,car share)and rail.Air transport is not covered in this plan. The ITCTC welcomes input on the plan.To help gather opinions,the ITCTC has developed a short online survey addressing different transportation topics.Survey results will provide information that will be used to develop policies and ideas to include in the transportation plan.The online survey and other information on the Long-Range Transportation Plan update can be found on the ITCTC web site: https://www.tompkinscountyny.gov/itctc/Lrtpupdate.The ITCTC will accept public comments through October 2024. If you have any questions,comments,or would like to schedule a time to meet,please ca11607-592- 0417 or email planner@danby.ny_gov. Notes from the Town Clerk Mariah Dillon Greetings Danby Residents! Where Do My Taxes Go? Fire Districts First off, I'd like to apologize for having a less than stellar chart 13% of Where YourTaxes Go, in last month's newsletter.To the Tompkins right is a better pie chart of how Danby spends our tax dollars: a 33% Highway Fund By the time this newsletter reaches you,the Danby Property 31% Tax Collection will have ended,and any unpaid taxes will have General been sent to Tompkins County for collection. At this writing Fund 23% there is just over$200,000 in taxes remaining unpaid,that's Less than 5%,out of a total collection of$4.4 million. Well done— Danby Residents! The board and I worked on developing an organization chart for the town.I initially thought we could just grab a couple of org.charts from neighboring towns,and compare them with Danby's governing structure and go from there. However, I found an absolute dearth of smalltown organizational charts online.Then I realized why.Towns in New York State are generally granted broad home rule power to run towns in such a way as to benefit the people in their communities.Town government is the truest form of self-governance. Danby's Town Board is the legislative body that sets policy,and adopts ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... budgets for the town.The Town Supervisor is a member of the Town Board,charged with additional fiscal responsibilities and running the board meetings(among other things).The Town Supervisor is not the"supervisor"of the board, nor do they"supervise"the Town Clerk, Highway Superintendent,or the Town Court.The organizational structure is nothing like the traditional hierarchical structure of typical corporate America. How does this look on an Organizational Chart?As you can see,there are a lot of lines representing direct working relationships. Most committees and councils provide reports for the board, but do not necessarily"report"to the board.While there are no lines between the clerks office and the board, I work with them on an almost daily basis.This led to some excellent conversations with the board on how the town is run,and why Danby Residents encircle the elected officials!While the lines show the direct working relationships,we all work together for the residents of Danby! This version of the org chart is certainly not the last,as severaltweaks could arise as this chart is disseminated to the town. I look forward to your feedback. AV Danby Residents Town B—d Gagnon-Supervisor Connors Ha nse Highway Town Court TowjDepaCl Hunter ® Superintendent Huddle&Klinger Dillo Woodworth Shipman Court Clerk rk Assisra nt i_r the Gair a SupervisoL Shawleyr[ a LShawleyr ® Hlghwaysecretary rr L Shawley Plan— Town Of Danby,NY `"` Hutnik ® "ighway workers 9 Members Six Workers Organizational Chart C +Secretar Cotle Officer Plannl ng Board Cortright Color Values 7 Members +Secretar Elected Officials WDWDAdvlsory Youth Comisslon Committee Town Employees 5-15 Members +Secretar Boards, itt and CornlCommttsees BZA B WDWDOperater �B AssistantOperator E 5 Members Wendt Wen dt Jr Advisors +Secretar Energy Advisor lennings Pond Holahan Two plus Members Legal Councel © Hlstortan Krogh Barr 2024 Donby Org Chortemd _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 April.2024 Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Tompkins County Legislature News Dan Klein The only out-of-town conference I have gone to during my]0 years on the County Legislature is to Albany once a year for 3 days during the winter for the NY State Association of Counties(NYSAC) conference. NYSAC is an excellent100-year-old,non-partisan, not-for-profitorganization that advocates for the interests of counties in NY,and for all the services that we provide. There are 24,000 bills before the NY State legislature this year.There is no way anyone in Tompkins County could monitor allthat to see which bills require our attention. NYSAC monitors allthis activity and advocates for the bills that are good for counties. As I am writing this in mid-March, NYSACjust issued a 48-page status summary of the NYS budget as it stands after the NYS Senate and Assembly each passed their one-house budget resolutions.This is an example of the kind of information that helps us give feedback to our State representatives to get them to understand the impacts of their decisions on the people they serve. Republican counties outnumber Democratic counties in NY State by more than 2 to 1.So most of the attendees at the NYSAC conference are Republicans. But partisan politics plays no role there.The federal government is deeply divided to the point where they seem unable to take action. NY State government is deeply divided also.But at the County level,politics does not often get in the way.It is a very rare event when a vote at the Tompkins County Legislature is split along party lines. My experience at the NYSAC conference shows me that all across NY State, local government is actually working for the people.Local governments are problem-solvers,with partisan politics playing a minimal role in most cases. I find this refreshing and inspiring,and it's a big part of why I'm proud to be involved in local government. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fire District Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fiscal affairs of the Danby Fire District forthe period beginning on Januaryl,2023,and ending on December 31,2023, have been examined by an independent public accountant,Stokes,Visca, Hucko&Barone, LLC,thatthe report ofexternalaudit bythe independent public accountant has been filed in my office where it is available as a public record for inspection by all interested persons.Pursuant to Section 181-b of the Town Law,the governing board of the Danby Fire District shall, if necessary, prepare a written response and corrective action plan to the report of external audit of the independent public account and file any such response and corrective action plan in my office as a public record for inspection by all interested persons not Later than 90 days from the date hereof. Dated: March 13,2024 By Order of the Board of Fire Commissioners, Danby Fire District, Sharon Gaden,Secretary -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Conservation Advisory Committee Margaret Corbit The Danby Conservation Advisory Council(CAC)met on Tuesday, March 12 at 7 pm. Here are the highlights of the meeting. We were pleased to have three guests in person at Town Hall.Carrie Lamontaigne came to learn more about the CAC and Ginnie and Chris Gartlein joined us later in the meeting. Anne Klingensmith reported on her progress organizing the digitalcontent that will be moving to the Town's new file system.This will include files that will be shown on the web site,as well as administrative documents that should be much easierto find and use. Don Schaufler shared what he learned from talking to Jeff Kehoe from NYS Agriculture and Markets earlier on Tuesday. Don had questions about howAg and Markets interfaces with the DEC on questions of woodlot harvesting.The answers he got will be very helpfulas the committee works on a new,and perhaps final,draft of the Timber Harvest Law.Don,Joel Gagnon and Jonathan Zisk confirmed thatthe newversion willfocus primarily on ensuring that Town Highways are protected. Our next meeting is on April9. Community members are welcome to attend. Danby Seniors Theresa Klinger We had such a large turnout at our March lunch,that we had to add additionaltables. Gail Mazourek and her daughter read excerpts from their book which was well received. Our next luncheons will be April4 and May 2 at Noon at the Danby Community Church,1859 Danby Road. Bring a dish to share(with utensils to serve)and your own table service. Everyone 55 and over are invited. Annual membership dues are$10 and can be sen to:Cindy Ceracche, 338 Gunderman Rd,Spencer, NY 14883;607-339-9269. Those 80 and over are considered lifetime members and no longer need to pay dues, but can donate if they wish Danby Youth Commission Jamie Sorrentino DANBY YOUTH SURVEY — the results are in Last Fall,the Danby Youth Commission(DYC)conducted a needs assessment of youth between ages 11-19 who reside in the Town of Danby.The DYC are reporting highlights of the results.The assessment was a multiple-choice survey completed by the youth themselves.The purpose of this survey is to help inform the current programming of RuralYouth Services and to identify any unmet needs for youth in our community.ALL up, 59 youth completed the survey.That is a robust response rate for a smalltown Like ours. _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Below is a summary of the results: In terms of demographic data,the vast majority of youth surveyed were between ages 11-17.We were not able to access many youth between 18-19.About half of the respondents identified as female,about one-third identified as male,and about one in six did not identify as male or female(i.e., non-binary). One third of the respondents attended Ithaca High School,one third attended Boynton Middle School, and the rest attended other schools in the area(i.e., LACS),were home-schooled or graduated. Youth were asked what they do in their free time.The top responses were as follows: hang out with friends(79%), internet/social media(62%), listen to music(52%),video games(48%),spend time alone in room(45%),sports(40%), music/art(38%), read for pleasure(33%),and stream TV/movies(33%). Youth were asked what theywould like to see in their town.Their top responses were as follows: places to hang out with friends(55%), larger community events such as parades and festivals(38%), art/writing&music(36%),social events like dances(30%),outdoor experiences(27%), job/employment skills(27%)and a community center(20%). They were asked about barriers that get in the way of them participating in activities.Their top responses were as follows:not enough time(54%),rather stay home(40%), not aware of what is happening/available(39%),school commitments such as homework or clubs(35%), nothing interesting worth doing(35%),and lack of access to transportation(25%). When asked about the most pressing issues that youth face in our town,they answered as followed: too much screen time/social media(49%),academic/school stress(42%),mental health issues(36%), climate change(34%), poor social skills(30%), body image(21%), not fitting in(21%)and vaping(21%). And,finally,on a gradient scale from"fantastic"to"miserable",youth were asked how they had been doing in the previous two weeks. Most youth(58%)indicated that they were somewhere between "okay"and "good",10%were between"great"and "fantastic",and the balance(32%)were between "miserable"and "meh". This summary represents the highlights of the survey results. For a full account of the results, please go to the Danby Youth Commission page on the Town of Danby Website.We thank allthe youth who participated in this survey and shared their experiences. We hope these results spark conversations and interest in our community.The DYC would like to hear your thoughts and concerns about ouryouth.Please feelfree to share them by email or by attending our monthly Zoom meetings on the second Thursday of the month at 7 pm. Email us at youth@danby_gov.ny_ with questions or for the Link to the next meeting.We Look forward to hearing from residents,and especially young people,who are passionate about making our community more accessible and engaging for allyouth. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Youth Programs Heidi Doggett hd289@corr)ell.edu) The weather is warming up,which means more Dungeons & Dragons/Magic the Gathering outdoor program options! For an extra special (grades 6-8) Wednesdays 3:30-6:00 treat,we're collaborating with Primitive Pursuits at Boynton Middle School to offer a program at Dotson on Fridays.All current programs run through the last week of Youth can borrow Magic cards, bring their own April.except D&D/Magic,which runs through orjoin one if several ongoing campaigns.We the end of the schoolyear. also have lots of board games and outdoor options when the weather is good. If you have questions or need paper registration, contact Heidi Doggett at hd289@cornell.edu or Sneaky Crafts and Surprises(grades 4-5) 925-240-3572.Sign up for programs online at Thursdays 2:00-5:30 at South Hill Elementary bit.ly/41jUwDO Make tiny works of art to abandon with kind Baking and Cooking(grades 6-8) notes.We'll be taking a trip to nearby areas like Mondays 3:30-6:00 at Boynton Middle School the Commons to leave our sneaky art.We'll also be making puppet skits and leaving QR codes so Youth are choosing their own recipes,creating that passersby can view them using their shopping lists on a budget,and cooking up a phones. storm.So far they've made pasta and vanilla cake with chocolate frosting. Danby Primitive Pursuits(grades 4-5) Fridays 2:30-5:30 Dotson Park Games and Stuff(grades 4-5) Tuesdays 2:30-5:30 at Dotson Park/Danby We're collaborating with Primitive Pursuits to Town Hall offeran outdoor program with whittling,fire building,and other outdoor skills.Youth should Choose from an assortment of outdoor and arrive prepared to stay outdoors without access indoor games, including Dungeons&Dragons to running water for several hours if they wish to which will be available about half the time to participate. Bus transportation from South Hill make sure allyouth get a chance to play the Elementary is available. games they like best.School bus transportation from South Hill available. ------------------------------------------- First D&D game completed. How exciting! t ------------------------------------------ 47, I _ Co CIO Frosting a cake- Yummy. _ ------------------------- ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 April.2024 Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Darby community Groups Danby Community Library Danby Community Parks Danby Community Council Contact:Cindy Parlett Association (DCPA) President: Pamela Goddard library danby.ny_gov Website:dotsonpark.org Website:danbycc.org Open Tue 1-3pm, dotsonpark@gmail.com Meeting:1stThur 7pm Thur&Sat 10am-12pm Danby Rural Cemetery Danby Tosspots (Open Danby Food Pantry Contact:Sharon Boda Alcoholics Anonymous. Danby Community Church Sharonboda@gmail.com Meeting) Contact:.Joan Barber Wed 7pm virtual Open:3rd Thur 4-6 pm Danby Seniors Contact: Pat Phelps West Danby Community Danby Food Scraps Pickup patriciaphelps2.0@ gmail,com Association (WDCA) every Sat 9am— noon Luncheons:1stThur at noon Contact: Pat Curran behind Town Hall pc21@cornell.edu Danby Library News Cindy Parlett Friends of the Library Sale coming next month if anyone has author/book requests please let us know. Continuing to honor women in history. AN The History Center in Tompkins qV Cou my 1d • 0 THROWBACK THURSDAY! Librarian Dorothy Wightman is r , pictured here in the late 1920s. The 4 Tompkins County Public Library booktruck was an initiative to facilitate - access to books in the county's rural schools and communities, where there ►J were no libraries and roads were often unpaved and impassable in winter Roj !� .r►� months. An energetic and resourceful young woman Miss Wightman often . .,Y.=,41Al traveled more than 4000 miles per year, making hundreds of stops. _............................................................................................................................................................................................ ........ 10 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... monthly meeting Schedule Qt-Q-Glar)ce Group Day Date Time Call-in by Phone Meeting ID _....................................................._................................................................................................_................................................................_........................................................................_.................................................................. Town Board* Mon 4/1 6:O0pm 1-929-205-6099 882 2697 6101 905098 _....................................................................................................................._................................_................................................................_........................................................................_.................................................................. WDWD Wed 4/3 5:OOpm In person West Danby fire station _....................................................._. ............................................................................................................................................................. .................................................................. FD Tue 4/8 TOOpm In person at the Danby Fire Station ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ .................................................................. CAC* Tue 4/9 7:OOpm 1-929-205-6099 835 4940 5296 879507 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ .................................................................. DYC Thurs 4/11 7:OOpm Online-contactjsorrentino@danby.ny.gov _....................................................._..............................................................._................................_................................................................ .................................................................. PB* Tue 4/16 7:OOpm 1-646-876-9923 893 38971114 956288 ......................................................_................................................................................................_................................................................_........................................................................_.................................................................. Town Board* Mon 4/15 6:OOpm 1-929-205-6099 847 9505 5187 308958 _....................................................................................................................._............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. BZA(Tentative) Tue 4/23 7:OOpm TBD 8171432 4705 398041 _....................................................._. ............................................................................................................................................................. .................................................................. FD Tue 4/23 7:OOpm In person at the Danby Fire Station _....................................................._..............................................................._................................_............................................................................................................................................................................................................. See the Danby calendar for the final,most up-to-date details. (Acronyms in the above schedule are identified below.) *These meetings are hybrid(i.e.both online and in-person at the Town Hall) Boards & Committees Planning Board (PB) Fire District (FD) Chair:Kelly Maher Secretary:Sharon Gaden, planningboard@danby.ny_gov secretary danbyfiredistrict.org Meets:3rd Tuesday at 7pm danby.ny.gov/depts/danby-fire-district Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) Meets:2nd&4thTuesdays at7pm Chair:EarlHicks Danby Volunteer Fire Company(DVFC) bza@danby.ny_gov Chief:John Gaden, Meets:4thTuesday,as needed jgaden@danbyfiredistrict.org Conservation Advisory Council(CAC) danbyfiredept.org Chair:Margaret Corbit West Danby Fire Department (WDFD) cac@danby.ny.gov Chief:Robert McCray Meets:2nd Tuesday at 7pm rmccray danbyfiredistrict.org westdanbyfire.com Danby Youth Commission (DYC) Chair:Jamie Sorrentino West Danby Water District (WDWD) jorrentino@danby.ny.gov Contact:Scott Wendt, Meets:2nd Thursday at 7pm swendt@danby ny_ggv Meets:1st Wednesday at 5pm ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Apri12024Town of Danby, New York ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15�t Danb PRSTSTD o .�. y, From: U.S.Postage Paid � New York 1830 Danby Road Permit No.428 .i fyr �L V. Ithaca, NY 14850 � Ithaca, NY14850 �n�f D,wobg byenaq.a�n��:soz.� Phone:+1-607-277-4788 https://danby.ny.gov Welcome to the Danby Town News! Questions? Emailus at townnews@danby.ny_gov Town o lda l: Moir) Phone: +1-607-277-4788 Town Supervisor Joel Gagnon,x1010 Town Justices Garry Huddle supervisor@danby.ny_gov Theresa Klinger ............................................................... Court Clerk Diane Gair Town Board Leslie Connors dgair nycourts.gov Meets 1st Mon Paul Hansen Hours: Mon-Wed and 3rd Mon H Katharine Hunter 8am-11am ..............................................................................._.................................................................................................... Pat Woodworth Town Planner Greg Hutnik,x1007 townboard@danby.ny_gov Hours: Mon—Fri p tanner@daubYYg n _ ov .................................................................................................................................................................................... — — Town Clerk Mariah Dillon by appointment DeputyTown Clerk Cindy Katz _..............................................................................-.................................................................................................... Hours: Mon—Fri clerkoffice@danby.ny.gov Code Enforcement Steve Cortright,A006 llam-4pm x8001 Hours: Mon-Fri code@danby.ny_gov ...............................................................................-.................................................................................................... by appointment HighwayKeith Shipman,x8009 ..............................................................................._.................................................................................................... Superintendent highway danby.ny_gov Documents/ Mary Ann Barr,A008 Deputy Highway Jack Shawley,x1012 Historian mbarr@danby.ny_gov Superintendent �shawley danby.ny_gov Bookkeeper Laura Shawley,x1011 Hours: Mon—Thu lshawley danby.ny_gov 6am-4:30pm _....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12