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PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF DANBY
June 9, 1986
A public hearing
Danby Road, Town
was held by the Town
of Danby, County of
of Danby
Tompkins,
at the Danby Town Hall, 1830
New York, June 9, 1986 as duly
advertised in the
is to open bids received
The hearing was called
Ithaca Journal, May
for a used 1980
to order at 7:45
22, 1986. The purpose of the hearing
or newer hydraulic excavator.
PM.
Board members present: Councilperson Dorothy Roberts
Councilperson Julia Tagliavento
Councilman Ric Dietrich
Councilman Edward Shay
Supervisor Don Burdick
Others present: Kenneth Coddington, Edward Roberts, Rick Dobson
The clerk
read
the proof
of
advertisement for bid. Supervisor Burdick then
instructed
the
clerk to
open
the bids received.
Cayuga Leasing, Inc.
For one used 1980 Gradall Model G440
with trade in of 1962 Gradal #2460
$49,994.00
Councilman
Dietrich
questioned
Pete
if
the
hours on the 1980 Excavator
were considered
in
line fcr the
year
of
the
machine.
Supervisor Burdick questioned what a new excavator would cost the town;
Pete replied approximately $125,000.
Supervisor Burdick asked if the $12,000 already in the budget for a new
pickup would be applied as down payment towards the excavator rather than
purchasing a new pick up this year. Pete was still in agreement with this.
Supervisor Burdick pointed out the town would only need to borrow $35,000
over a period of five years.
Councilman Shay felt the number of hours on the machine were high, as well
as number of miles.
Councilman Dietrich felt the machine should be inspected by Pete and /or
the town board before accepting the bid.
dui"
Pete pointed ^the machine has been used as a demonstrator model; which explains
why there are so many miles.
Supervisor Burdick said the board will table any decision on purchasing the
machine until it has been inspected by Pete and possibly one town board
member.
The hearing was adjourned at 8:00 PM.
Respectfully submitted
Cf7C1( . 1 {te.rajC�x
Linda Fetherbay, clerk
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TCWN OF DANBY
TOWN BOARD MEETING MINUTES
June 9, 1986
The regular meeting of the Danby town Board was called to order at 8:03 PM
at the Danby Town Hall, 1830 Danby Road, Town of Danby, County of Tompkins,
New York June 9, 1986. The pledge of allegiance was led by Supervisor
Burdick.
Board members present: Councilperson Dorothy Roberts
Councilperson Julia Tagliavento
Councilman Ric Dietrich
Councilman Edward Shay
Supervisor Don Burdick
Others present: Joel Gagnon, Frank Proto, Roy & Mary Casterline, Edward
Roberts, Kenneth Coddington, Loren & Chris Stevens, Elizabeth and Robert
Roe,
Councilperson Roberts moved to approve the May 12 minutes as presented,
seconded by Councilman Dietrich, carried unanimously.
Councilman
Dietrich
moved to approve
the May 20
special
meeting minutes as
presented,
seconded
by Councilperson
Tagliavento,
carried
unanimously.
Communications: None
Privilege of the floor:
The town clerk has requested a dog enumeration be done this fall, preferably
in September.
Frank Proto reported for the Board of Representatives. He reported the Tom
Tran survey has been completed.
Frank reminded the town creek maintenance projects for next year should be
in to the board of reps now.
The county reps have approved establishment of an auditing department for
the County.
The board of reps have established guidlines for human services coalition
for the 1987 county budget.
Frank reported work is near completion on Jennings Pond by the State and
water is slowly coming back in.
He also mentioned the county reps will be travelling to Oswego to observe
their landfill waste project.
Chris Stevens from West Danby voiced a complaint regarding the water turning
her clothes yellow. Supervisor asked Roy Casterline about this concern.
He explained the health department has tested water samples and there is
nothing wrong with the water other than minerals in the water that affect
the wash when using bleach. Supervisor Burdick asked Roy to check out the
problem further.
Rick Dobson
voiced concern
over planning board's role in
town government.
He felt the
planning board
should quit concentrating on
zoning regulations;
instead he
felt the board
should put forth more emphasis
on improvement
to the area.
Pete Coddington reported to the board underground fuel tanks have to be
inspected by the state this year. He feels the tanks now in the ground
may need to be replaced due to age.
Committee Reports:
Community Council: Councilperson Tagliavento reported they are still working
on the summer recreation program. The program will run July 7 thru August 1.
Programs will be held at the former Danby School and they plan to have swimming
included in the program.
The board discussed Jennings Pond and a swimming program there. After brief
discussion the board agreed not to negotiate contracting with the State Parks
Office this year due to Zack of water in the inner pond.
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Town Board Meeting, June 9, 1986
Committe Reports, cont'd.
page 2
Highway: Pete reported the men will be doing spring clean up this week.
In addition they have been busy applying oil and stone to area roads.
Planning
Board: Joel Gagnon reported
the planning board had
a joint meeting
with the
town board last month. There
will be another joint
meeting this
month and
the county attorney hopes to
attend this meeting.
Water District: Roy reported that the water problem mentioned earlier has
been tested by the health department and there are no health hazards; the
water district has a great deal of minerals in the water which causes problems
when chlorine is mixed in the wash.
• Board of Zoning Appeals: Ed Roberts reported he will have a work session
with the new members very soon. He mentioned there is a BZA hearing coming
up regarding road frontage.
.0
County Youth: Councilman Dietrich reported there is summer jobs program
for youths sponsored by the Tompkins County Youth Bureau.
Old Business:
Supervisor Burdick reported Margaret Adams property in West Danby has
been cleaned up and the building demolished.
New Business:
RESOLUTION #23
Republicans: District I
Myrtie Hewitt
Catherine VanDeBogart
Arlene Schoneman, Alt,
Republicans: District II
Mary Casterline
Mary Jenks
Ruby Hawk, alt.
APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION INSPECTORS
FOR DISTRICTS I, II, III FOR 1985 -86.
Democrats: District I
Patricia Addy
Linda Howe
no alternate
Democrats: District II
Irene D. Cortright
Jean Nowack
no alternate
Republicans: District III Eemocrats: District III
Joan Babbitt Beverly Dawson
Marilyn Seeley Lottie Carpenter
Prudence Bentley, alt, no alternate
Moved by Councilperson Roberts, seconded by Councilman Dietrich
Roll call vote:
RESOLUTION #24
Dietrich aye
Roberts aye
Shay aye
Tagliavento aye
Burdick aye
TRANSFER FROM GENERAL FUND A9040.8
THE AMOUNT OF $441000 TO ACCOUNT
A9010.8 TO PAY TOWN'S CONTRIBUTION
TO EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM.
Moved by Councilperson Roberts, seconded by Councilperson Tagliavento.
Roll call vote :
Dietrich aye
Roberts aye
Shay aye
Tagliavento aye
Burdick aye
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Town Board Meeting Minutes: June 9, 1986
page 3
Supervisor Burdick
reported
the
town
board
needs to
reactivate the highway
housing committee
and asked
Ed
Shay
to head
up the
committee.
Warrants:
Councilman Dietrich
Dietrich moved to
moved
to approve
payment of the
General
Fund Warrant #6
in the amount of
$4412.14,
seconded
by Councilperson
Roberts,
carried unanimously.
Councilperson Tagliavento moved to approve payment of the West Danby Water
District Warrant #6 in the amount of $197.00, seconded by Councilman Shay,
carried unanimously.
Councilperson Roberts moved to approve payment of the Highway Warrant #6
in the amount of $23,317.04, seconded by Councilman Dietrich, carried
unanimously. 0
Councilman
Dietrich moved to
accept
the Supervisor's
reports as presented,
seconded by
Councilman Shay,
carried
unanimously.
Councilperson Tagliavento requested the town board consider setting up a long
range plan for purchase of heavy equipment for the highway department.
The highway superintendent, Councilperson Tagliavento, Councilman Dietrich
will serve on the committee.
Councilman Dietrich moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:45 PM, seconded by
Councilperson Roberts, carried unanimously.
Resp ctfully bmitted
inda Fetherbay, clerk