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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-02-13 264
February 13 , 1973
Minutes of the Regular Monthly Board Meeting of the Town Board of the
Town of Dryden held at the Town Hall commencing at 7 : 40 P . M .
At the request of Supervisor McCord , members and guests participated in
a few moments of silence in memory of Charles G . Downey , former Supervisor
o f the Town of Dryden , who died in January .
Supervisor McCord called the meeting to order at 7 : 40 P . M . and led the
members and guest in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag .
Roll call was by the Town Clerk . Present : Supervisor McCord , Councilmen
Cotterill and Webb . Councilman Tarr arrived 7 : 45 P . M . Absent : Councilman
G ridley . Also present : Zoning Officer Stewart and Attorney Amdur .
Being no additions , corrections or revisions of the minutes of January 2nd II/
and January 9th , the following motions were made .
Motion was made by Councilman Cotterill , seconded by Councilman Webb , that
the Minutes of the Organizational Meeting of January 2nd be approved as
submitted .
Motion was made by Councilman Webb , seconded by Councilman Cotterill , that
the Minutes of the Public Hearing and the Regular Monthly Board Meeting of
J anuary 9th be approved as submitted .
COUNTY BRIEFING : Gary A . Lee turned over the King & King study to the
Board for their review regarding the new proposed hospital . Mr . Lee re -
ported that a fourth doctor has been added to the Emergency Room and
n ow under 24 hour coverage . He noted that there will be a meeting in March
at the Dryden High School regarding the King & King study and it will be
o pen to the public . Lehigh Valley Railroad right - of- way : County is interested
in buying the ROW in the event of abandonment . Tompkins - Cortland Community
College : - Construction progress is on schedule . He noted that admissions
applications is falling off . Assessment : Revaluation is done in the Villages
and the city of Ithaca is being finished . The towns will be next . Airport
Security : Had to comply with federal regulations and put two deputies on
duty at the airport . Health Department : Dr . Broad ' s resignation will be
e ffective in September . They are studying the possibility of nurse
practitioners in the Health Dept . County Sewer District : Has let its bids .
Conservation : County has been approached to sell some woodlots to the
conservation department . The matter is being considered . Primary Care Units :
Have applied for funds for two locations , one in Dryden and the other west
o f the lake . Sales Tax : Adopted a resolution and copies have been sent to
Assemblywoman Cook and Senator Smith re amending the sales tax law to
d istribute revenues on the basis of population rather than assessment .
D OG QUARANTINE : 24 Hour Quarantine has gone into effect as of noon February
13th . Opened to the floor for questions : Supervisor McCord wanted to know
if there has been any suggestions or comments on the part of the state to
finance more of the community college . Mr . Lee replied negatively and
noted when you have more state money , there is more state control . Inquiry
was made if there is no money forthcoming for the hospital care units ,
then what ? Mr . Lee replied " caution " and take another look at it . If
funding of tax money is necessary , then we shouldjhe claimed . He claimed
that the emergency room is paying for itself and felt that the clinics
would also pay for itself .
CITIZENS OF THE FLOOR
J eanne Vanderbilt inquired of the Board the cost of zoning and its effects •
and the record of violations . Supervisor McCord replied that a total of
$ 9 , 700 . has been budgeted for 1973 . Mrs . Vanderbilt wanted to know what
part of the money was for the salary of the zoning officer and if it is
a full time job . Supervisor McCord replied that the salary of the zoning
officer is $ 8 , 200 and he puts in a 40 hour work week . Mrs . Vanderbilt
noted that the zoning officer holds another job . As for the violations ,
the Zoning Officer read the 1972 report that he submitted to the Board
in January and the record so states . He noted that the violations are
handled by notification by mail .
Keith Lanphear was present and discussed his situation . He has bought an
additional 29 , 000 square feet adjacent on the west of his property . He
wanted to know how many more feet he needed to get a variance from the
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Werninck & Sons present business at 173 Main St . , Freeville , New York .
Mr . Werninck said the size of the building would be 60x100 ' . Originally
the Board approved a building 40 ' x60 ' , but they find this will not be
big enough . No one appeared to question the applicant . Being no other
questions , the hearing was declared closed .
RESOLUTION # 49 GRANT PERMIT
Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its
adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board grant the Special Permit to Lionel Werninck
& Sons to erect a 60x100 foot building at 173 Main St . , Freeville .
2nd Councilman Gridley Carried .
At this time the Board discussed the application of Highway Materials .
O Councilman Cotterill opinioned that it would be a credit to the town
and not a serious detriment to homes . He did not feel the objections
were good enough to deny the permit . Supervisor McCord opinioned that
it is not the type of business compatible to the village of Etna .
Discussion was had and it was decided to offer a resolution .
RESOLUTION # 50 GRANT PERMIT
Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board grant the Special Permit to Highway Materials
to operate a ready -mix concrete batch plant , aggregate storage , truck
dispatching , repair and storage facility on Etna Lane .
2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote :
Councilman Gridley - YES
Councilman Cotterill - YES
Councilman Webb - NO
Supervisor McCord - NO
Motion Failed .
Meeting Adjourned 10 : 25 P . M . Charles G . McCord - Supervisor
Rosemary Stelick - Town Clerk
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Zoning Board of Appeals . Attorney Amdur said she and the Zoning Officer
would recompute it and Mr . Lanphear could find out from the Zoning Officer .
COUNCILMEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR: Nothing from Councilmen Cotterill , Tarr
o r Webb . Councilman Gridley had questions on the stop sign at the inter -
section of Ferguson and Irish Settlement Rds . Since he was absent , Super-
✓ isor McCord reported that he checked into the matter with Mr . Stevenson .
Mr . Stevenson maintained that according to the law that the stop sign is
on the proper road at a tee - type intersection . It was discussed and thought
that the Board should request a warning sign on Irish Settlement Road that
there is a stop ahead . Supervisor McCord appointed Councilman Webb to
- persue this matter .
ATTORNEY : Attorney Amdur reported that she had gone to the Association
of Towns Meeting in New York and it was very productive . She noted that
o ne session was on zoning and planned unit development . Another session
• was on subdivisions . One rule on subdivisions with substandard lots that
had prior approval before zoning , has to be phased out if no development
has taken place for two years . These matters were discussed and will
be considered for future amendments . Attorney Amdur was in receipt of
the proposed agreement for construction , financing and operation of
an inter -municipal water supply system . Discussion was had on determining
the extension to the water district ; getting an engineer ; and ironing out
the nature of the agreement , projected costs and rates . Attorney Amdur
said she would contact Lozier Engineers since they did the other district
and was familiar with the area . It was decided to set February 27th to
continue the discussion on this matter . Attorney Amdur reported that the
proposed extension connectingzCrystal Drive and South Knoll Drive was
ready for dedication . She reported that the Etna Fire Company has a lawyer
and now operating on the same wave length .
RESOLUTION # 51 CONNECT CRYSTAL DRIVE & SOUTH KNOLL DR .
Councilman Tarr offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board accept the dedication to the extension connect -
ing Crystal Drive and South Knoll Drive .
2nd Councilman Webb Carried
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TOWN CLERK : Clerk Stelick reported that she collected a total of $ 379 , 019 . 21
Town and County taxes as of January 31 . She reported that Mr . Riordan from
the Conservation Office in Cortland called and said they are interested in
buying land on Tehan Road , Card Road and Signal Tower Road . The town owns
a 19 acre wood lot on the Tehan Road and that would be the key property
in building a public road that would go in a westerly direction across
Signal Tower Road and continue west to Yellow Barn Road . The purpose of
this development would be to provide public access to state land for
recreation . They are planning to negotiate with other property owners
and if all goes well , they would like to know the town ' s feeling on
selling the land . They would pay a fair market value . The Board requested
that Clerk Stelick contact Mr . Riordan and schedule him for the March
board meeting .
ZONING OFFICER : Issued 10 permits for January . Zoning Board of Appeals had
two hearings and denied both . Zoning Officer Stewart reported that a
problem has arisen with Bernard Cornelius . Attorney Amdur explained the
problem as such : years ago Ringwood Knolls could not get subdivision
approval as the road was not wide enough . He has started a second house
• and requested a permit which the Zoning Officer has had to refuse . The
house was started a couple years ago . The road has never been built to
town specifications . Attorney Amdur read a letter from Mr . Cornelius
stating that he would maintain ownership of the house and not sell it
until such time as the road is accepted by the town . There was discussion
as to how binding this statement would be . The Zoning Officer reported
that this is the third house built there and discussion was had if it was
a major subdivision . Attorney Amdur stated that there was a question of owner-
ship of the tract and lots on Which there * It was determined that Attorney
Amdur , Zoning Officer Stewart and Bernard Cornelius get together and
resolve this matter and report back at the February 27th meeting .
YOUTH COURT : Activities reported by Advisor Gerard DeCelles and Kathy
Slocum , Chief Justice . Miss Slocum reported that it has been a good
experience . Mr . DeCelles that he is aware of two future candidates to
become legal advisor when he terminates his position . He will pursue this .
* were buildings which would be checked ; and cited Section 280 - a prohibiting
zoning officer from is building permit unless building on existing
state , county or town hawforay or any street on a plot approved by Planning
Board . _
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CORRESPONDENCE
Letters from Senator Smith and Assemblywoman Cook both informed the town
that funds for the improvement of the Dryden Lake Dam:,: were requested
in the 1973 - 74 budget and were assigned high priority . Also letter from
NYS Dept . of Environmental Conservation confirming same information .
Memorandum from Frank Liguori re the abandonment of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Branches , Tompkins County , as follows : East Ithaca to
Cortland . 21 miles . Dryden to Freeville and to Moravia in Cayuga Co .
18 . 3 miles . Requested that the Board evaluate the impact of the abandon -
ment upon the community . At this time the members discussed who would be
entitled to buy the property . Councilman Webb exampled a farmer ' s problem
if the right - of-way is turned into a county recreation area . He opinioned
that if the right - of- way runs through a man ' s property , then he should
have an opportunity to buy it . Supervisor McCord appointed Councilman
Webb to reply to Mr . Liquori ' s letter .
Letter from Richard Murdock re Drug Council . Letter was given to Council -
man Tarr to contact members re meeting . •
Letter from Town of Ithaca Supervisor re relationship with the city of
Ithaca and intermunicipal water agency .
Notice of Public Hearing re Agricultural District # 3 • mostly in the Town
of Groton and some in the Town of Dryden . Said hearing to be held 2 / 20 at
8 P . M . at the Groton Town Hall .
RESOLUTION # 52 HIGHWAY FUND BILLS
Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Highway Fund Bills be paid as audited .
2nd Councilman Webb Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 53 GENERAL FUND BILLS
Councilman Tarr offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the General Fund Bills be paid as audited .
2nd Councilman Webb Roll call vote - all voting YES
JUSTICE REPORT
Justice Hoagland - $ 1 , 672 . 50 .
Justice Newhart - $ 1 , 055 . 00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Highway Fund : Receipts $ 152 , 643 . 28 ; -Disb . $ 34 , 634 . 04 ; - Investment
$ 90 , 000 . 00 = Balance $ 90 , 212 . 12
General Fund : Receipts $ 107 , 583 . 24 ; - Disb . $ 15 , 958 . 97 ; - Investment $ 53 , 786 . ;
Redeem $ 20 , 079 . 20 = Balance $ 63 , 667 . 91 .
Councilman Cotterill reported on the February 6th meeting with the Board
of Zoning Appeals and Planning Board . Discussion was had on area require -
ments for 1 bedroom apartments . The BZA felt a clause be added to the
effect that the initial area of the apartment stay the same . Considering
possible amendment to the zoning ordinance . They are expecting requests
for changes in zones . They also discussed sub - division changes . It was
decided to schedule a meeting on the 20th of February with Cotterill ,
McCord , Levatich and a member of the BSA , Caldwell and a member of the
Planning Board , Amdur and Stewart to discuss Planned Unit Development .
RESOLUTION # 534 SUBDIVISION CONTROL POWERS OVER
k PRELIMINARY PLATS .
Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
WHEREAS , because of an amendment to Section 275 of Town Law , effective
January 2 , 1973 , the Town of Dryden Planning Board requires specific •
authority to approve preliminary plats within that part of the Town out -
side any incorporated city or village ; and
WHEREAS , giving the Planning Board an option to require a subdivider to
submit a preliminary plat is desirable for protection of the public
interest in land subdivision .; now , therefore , be it
RESOLVED , that the Town of Dryden Planning Board shall have the power to III
approve preliminary plats within the Town of Dryden , outside the limits
of any incorporated city or village in accordance with the requirements of
Sections 276 , 277 and 278 , Article 16 of the Town Law as amended ; and be it
further
RESOLVED , that this authority supplements the authority to approve plats
granted the Planning Board by Resolution # 65 of May , 1964 ; and be it further
RESOLVED , that the Town Clerk shall file with the Clerk of the County of
Tompkins a certificate , certifying that said Planning Board has been
authorized to review and approve preliminary plats as well as final plats
bfor new subdivisions of land in the Town of Drydenin accordance with
Sections 276 , 277 , and 278 , Art . 16 , as amended , of the Town Law ; and be it
further
RESOLVED , that this resolution shall take effect immediately .
2nd Councilman Webb Carried
RESOLUTION # 53 SUBDIVISION CONTROL POWERS OVER PRELIMINARY PLATS
WHEREAS , because of an amendment to Section 275 of Town Law ,
e ffective January 2 , 1973 , the Town of Dryden Planning Board
✓ equires specific authority to approve preliminary plats within
that part of the Town outside any incorporated city or village ;
and
WHEREAS , giving the Planning Board an option to require a sub -
divided to submit a preliminary plat is desirable for protection
of the public interest in land subdivision ; now , therefore , be it
RESOLVED , that the Town of Dryden Planning Board shall have the
power to approve preliminary plats within the Town of Dryden ,
o utside the limits of any incorporated city or village in accordance
with the requirements of Section 276 , 277 and 278 , Article 16 of
the Town Law as amended ; and be it further
RESOLVED , that this authority supplements the authority to approve
plats granted the Planning Board by Resolution No . 65 of May ,
1964 ; and be it further
RESOLVED , that the Town Clerk shall file with the Clerk of the
County of Tompkins a certificate , certifying that said Planning
Board has been authorized to review and approve preliminary plats
as well as final plats for new subdivisions of land in the Town
o f Dryden in accordance with Sections 276 , 277 , and 278 , Article
16 , as amended , of the Town Law ; and be it further
RESOLVED , that this resolution shall take effect immediately .
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STATE OF NEW YORK )
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) ss . :
TOWN OF DRYDEN )
I , Rosemary Stelick , Town Clerk of the
Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , do
h ereby certify that I have compared the fore -
g oing with the original resolution adopted by
the Town Board of the Town of Dryden at a
meeting held on the 13th day of February , 1973 ,
and that the same is a true and correct capy
of said original resolution and of the whole
thereof as on file in my office .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my
h and and the seal of the Town of Dryden , this
26th day of February , 1973 .
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RESOLUTION # 60 AUTHORIZE THE PLANNING BOARD - RE
UNDEVELOPED SUBDIVISIONS
RESOLVED , that for the purpose of providing for the future
growth and development of the town and affording adequate
facilities for the housing , transportation , distribution , comfort ,
convenience , safety , health and welfare of its population , the
Town Board authorizes and empowers the Planning Board to approve
the development of plats already filed in the office of the
Clerk of Tompkins County if such plats are entirely or partially
undeveloped . ( Sec . 276 Town Law ) .
STATE OF NEW YORK )
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) ss . :
TOWN OF DRYDEN )
I , Rosemary Stelick , Town Clerk of the
Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , do
hereby certify that I have compared the fore -
going with the original resolution adopted by
the Town Board of the Town of Dryden at a
meeting held on the 27th day of February , 1973 ,
and that the same is a true and correct copy
of said original resolution and of the whole
thereof as on file in my office .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set
my hand and the seal of the Town of Dryden ,
this 6th day of March , 1973 .
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RESOLUTION # 54 MC ARTHUR FUND
Councilman Tarr offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be authorized to obtain two bank drafts
to disburse the interest in the McArthur Fund to the two schools in the
Town of Dryden in the amount of $ 132 . 93 to Dryden Central School and
the amount of $ 10 . 01 to George Junior Republic for a total of $ 142 . 94 .
2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 55 TRANSFER FUNDS
Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be and hereby is authorized to transfer the
sum of $ 4 , 000 . 00. from General A5132 . 4 ( garage ) to Capital Fund H2810 .
2nd Councilman Tarr Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 56 REFUND UNIT CHARGE - SEWER # 2
Councilman Webb offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be authorized to refund the sum of $ 85 . 14
• to Arthur and Patricia Lecoq for the over charge of sewer units on
parcel # 56 - 5 - 6 .
2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 57 PURCHASE CINDER SPREADER
Councilman Tarr offered the following resolution and asked its °'. adoption .
RESOLVED , that Richard C . Case , Highway Superintendent , be authorized to
purchase a cinder spreader at county bid price not to exceed $ 2 , 700 .
2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 58 APPOINT ELECTION CUSTODIAN
Supervisor McCord offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board appoint Joseph Peterson , Republican Election
Custodian of the Voting Machines for 1973 .
2nd Councilman Cotterill Carried
RESOLUTION # 59 FINAL ORDER
Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
WHEREAS ; an Order has been prepared hereby extending the Etna Lighting
D istrict , now , therefore , be it
RESOLVED , that this Board proceed and sign the final order and a certified
copy be recorded in the Office of the County Clerk . ( Order attached to
Minutes )
2nd Councilman Webb Carried
N EW BUSINESS
Supervisor McCord appointed Councilman Tarr to serve with him on the
County Sewer District .
O LD BUSINESS
D iscussion re revenue sharing . Supervisor McCord stated three areas of
use : transportation , recreation and anti - pollution . Councilman Webb
said he would like to use the money to reduce taxes .
Meeting adjourned until 7 : 30 on the 27th . ( 10 : 45 P . M . )
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February 27 , 1973
Supervisor McCord reconvened the adjourned meeting of February 13th .
Present : Supervisor McCord , Councilmen Tarr , Gridley and Webb . Council -
man Cotterill arrived at 9 : 15 P . M . Also present Attorney Amdur , . Zoning
Officer Stewart , Mrs . Caldwell , Mr . Levatich and Mr . Dunlap from Lozier
Engineers , also Walter Schwan
The meeting was called to order at 7 : 45 P . M .
At this time Supervisor McCord introduced Mr . Dunlap ,of Lozier Engineers
of Rochester , New York . The purpose of the study is to find out the costs
and feasibility of the townh participation in development of a inter -
municipal water supply with the Townsof Ithaca , Lansing and the Village
of Cayuga Heights . The area being considered in the district is the presen
Varna district and the addition of Mt . Pleasant Road , Turkey Hill Road ,
Route 13 east of the Gas and Electric Corp and Route 13 south to Hanshaw •
Road , Sapsucker Woods Road and Route 366 . The next basic step is the
authorization of the various municipalities under town law is to proceed
for a study of the district and for p {�.� No hydralic analysis yet .
Said it will be necessary to have 1 / 2 glbYntank and pump station , 50 -
60 thousand dollars .
Robert Kellogg objected to a feasibility study until a petition has been
received by the board requesting an expansion of the district . He said
a private water supply was cheaper .
Supervisor McCord replied that a feasibility study is necessary to be able
to ask the question : " Do you want public water and can the town afford it " .
He said we have got to plan now for a 20 year projection for the need and
the demand .
The proposed projected cost was $ 20 . 00 per unit for development of Bolton
Point plus construction costs .
Mr . Schwan answered the financial questions . Mr . Levatich said it would
increase the property values .
Continued discussion was had at an executive session .
RESOLUTION # 60 AUTHORIZE THE PLANNING BOARD - RE
UNDEVELOPED SUBDIVISIONS
Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that for the purpose of providing for the future growth and
development of the town and affording adequate facilities for the housing ,
transportation , distribution , comfort , convenience , safety , health and
welfare of its population , the Town Board authorizes and empowers the
Planning Board to approve the development of plats already filed in the
office of the Clerk of Tompkins County if such plats are entirely or partially
undeveloped . ( sec . 276 Town Law )
2nd Councilman Tarr Carried
RESOLUTION # 61 AUDIT REPORT
Supervisor McCord offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be and hereby is authorized to file a copy
of his annual financial report to the State Comptroller with the Town Clerk
by March 1st in lieu of his annual financial report due Feb . 1 .
2nd Councilman Webb Carried
RESOLUTION # 62 TRANSFER FUNDS �I
Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be and hereby is authorized to transfer the
sum of $ 180 . 50 from Contingent Account to # 1940 . 4 purchase of land .
2nd Councilman Webb Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 63 TRANSFER FUNDS
Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be and hereby is authorized to transfer the
2nd 9he$ t9As Pit a92nutl t Account to Supervisor ' s Acct . - Equipment101a2
un '�man otterill
Roll call vote - all voting YES
Councilman Gridley , said he would be unable to fulfill his offer of a desk
to the town .
Charles G . McCord - Supervisor
Adjourned 9 : 20 P . M . Rosemary Stelick - Town Clerk