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Home My WebLink About1973-06-05288 PUBLIC HEARING June 5, 1973 The Public Hearing was called to order by Deputy Supervisor Gridley. Present: Deputy Zupervisor Gridley, Councilmen Cotterill & Webb, 8�roilmate� a dozen ?heplmeetinent6 AthenTowSupervisor McCord. Excused. nc man rr at ari0 Notice of,-the Public Hearing was read by the Town Clerk. Purpose to hear the question of whether- a fire company in Etna shall be incorporated. Richard Crosby, representing the proposed Etna Fire Co.,spoke of a need for a fire department in the Etna area due to the increased building and trailers in said area. The territory outlined was as follows: bounded on the north and west by the Town of Dryden town line, on the south by New York State Route 13, and on the east by Kirk Road and Caswell Road, Mr. Crosby reported that they have active support; 8 have taken the EF Course and 3 have taken the pump course and have certificates. on William Crissey from Varna Fire Dept, expressed concern about the size of area they would.be trying to cover with limited equipment and being a small company. He felt the Freeville Fire Company could take care of West Dryden better,.than Etna. Mr. Crosby reported that the determination of the boundary was at the suggestion of the county fire coordinator. He said the town line boundaries will eliminate fire companies from out of town. I Consensus'of the Councilmen was that we do not designate any area in the fire contracts. The boundary situation was discussed and it was pointed out that this was a requirement of the legal notice. The Board expressed that the continued cooperation among the fire companies to assist one another would prevail. Mr. William Fellows, representing the Neptune Hose Co. of Dryden, went on record of a new as supporting a fire company in Etna. Members from the Varna Fire Department supported the establishment of a fire company in be covering withithe Etna, but were skeptical about the size limited manpower and equipment of a new area they would company faces. Public Hearing was adjourned at 8:12 P.M. Lewis H. Gridley - Deputy Supervisor Rosemary Stelick - Town Clerk u r�„t June 12, 1973 Minutes of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden commencing at 7:30 P.M. June 12 1973, at the Varna Community Association in the Hamlet of Varna, New.York. Present: Supervisor McCord; Councilmen Gridley, Cotterill, Tarr and Webb; Attorney Amdur and Zoning Officer Stewart. Approximately 20 people in attendance. Supervisor McCord called the meeting to order and led the members and guests in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Being no additions, corrections or alterations of the Minutes of the Special Meeting of April 24th, the following motion was made. Motion was made by Councilman Gridley and seconded by Councilman Tarr that the Minutes of the Special Meeting of April 24, 1973, be approved as submitted. Being no additions, corrections or alterations of the Minutes of the Public Hearing and Regular Monthly Board Meeting of May 8th, the following motion was made. Motion was made by Councilman Cotterill, seconded by Councilman Gridley, that the Minutes of the Public Hearing and Regular Monthly Board Meeting of May 8, 1973, be approved as submitted. COUNTY BRIEFING: Gary A. Lee was present to report. Hospital: Continuing to negotiate with Extendicare. Health Department: Dr. Kathleen Gafney will replace Dr. Board in September. Welfare Commissioner: No one appointed - 150 applicants narrowed down to three. Criminal Justice: Re 16 -20 ,yrs of age. Mr. Webster has proposed a "halfway house be established in lieu of jail. There. would be adult counsellors. Cost to operate first year is estimated at $100,000 on experimental basis and $95,000 will be reimbursed by the federal aid; thereafter it will become a full county expense. Attorney Amdur spoke in favor of a "halfway house ". Industrial Development Agency: Moving along with development of Morse Chain. Expect three other local business to locate on the remaining 8.5 acres. Morse Chain will employ 300 -500 more people at their new location. Tax Exempt Property. Noted that 42% of all the property in Tompkins County is tax exempt. The Town of Dryden is 16% tax exempt; 84% is taxable. Groff Associates has requested a guaranteed tax stabilization for the next 40 years. They are building on Judd Falls Road in the Town of Ithaca. This is being studied. Revenue Sharing. The county is waiting to find out how much the human services and welfare cutbacks will be from the federal and state governments before submitting a report as to how the county is going to use their revenue money. He reported that there are 66 agencies spending 2:9 million. Contended that there is duplication of services and this is being reviewed. Highway and Planning Committee: Reported that a meeting will be set with Mr. Stevenson, Town Board and Mr. Case and citizens regarding the stop sign on Irish Settlement Road. Meeting will be set by Mr. Lee at the Town Hall. Bell•Station: Lot of confussion to say the least. They want to move out of the emotional status and get professional judgment. He noted that the station musthAve51 separate approvals before the green light. Impact pertinent to tax SGructure. Estimate it as a 320 million taxable item - the total county taxable roll is 360 million. This could make every town in the county, except Lansing, at a zero county tax rate. CITIZENS PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tripp spoke relative to the trailers parked on the town property in Varna. They said one is parked such that it blocks the view to the road. Firemen expressed coQce r},jfo�r� their access to the creek for water. Supervisor McCord replied thaw he &rwas� given- permission Zo park the trailers there until he completes his park and in return was to make a $200 donation to the Fire Company and Community Association. It was reported that no such donation has been received. Supervisor McCord requested that if they want something done about this matter, they should write a letter from the fire company and the community association. Discussion was had regarding abandoned cars on highways. Supervisor McCord said this was a matter for the law enforcements agencies, namely the sheriff department. COUNCILMEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR be given Councilman Gridley expressed consideration /regarding a special census. Councilman Tarr reported on the Ad Hoc Sewer Committee: The estimated 290 cost $30 to $50 thousand for study. Earlier estimate was around $15 th. This will include the City of Ithaca, Town of Ithaca and part of the Town of Dryden that now flows through the city sewer plant. The cost will be equally shared (including Cornell). The capacity of the city sewer treatment plant is emphasis of the study. The town to incorporate what area should go into the new county sewer and study of the Freeville area (excluding the Village) and make recommendation as to how the town might plan. Considerable discussion was had on this topic. ATTORNEY Attorney Amdur reported that a development of the Yellow Barn area prior to the enactment of the zoning ordinance, received subdivision approval and the Planning Board required a bond. The road has not been built and time has run out and lots are substandard. The Planning Board has recommended that the security deposit be returned to Yellow Barn Corp. Councilman Cotteri adoption. RESOLVED, that the Bond of C. W. Sadd 2nd Councilman Tar RESOLUTION #96 - BONDS OF C.W. SADD 11 offered the following resolution and asked its Supervisor be authorized to return the security to Yellow Barn Development Corp. r Roll call vote - all voting YES Attorney Amdur reported that there Point. She recommended that we do must be held on the agreement and the same day. is no bonding agreement ,yet re Bolton it the porper way. A public hearing bonding resolution and can be held on 0 Attorney Amdur spoke relative to the Ringwood Court petition. She reported that said petition has been drawn and presented to the Town. The petition does not comply with the provisions of Sec. 200 of Town Law in that the signatures of the wife is necessary and petition must contain 50% of the resident property and 112 of the total frontage on both sides of the road. It lacks a few feet. Then it has to go to a public hearing. After the hearing the board can pass a resolution and engineers will be hired to survey the road up to highway specifications. Has to be let out.to bid. If the amount is greater than $1'1,000, will have to do it all over again.. HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT: Highway Superintendent Case had nothing to report. TOWN CLERK: Clerk Stelick reported that the tax collection period had ended and balanced with the county treasurer. Penanties collected for the month of May was $368.55, for two days in June $323.36. RESOLUTION #97 Supervisor McCord offered the fo RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk be Josephine Baron, Genung Circle, an error in tax computation. 2nd Councilman Gridley REFUND OF llowing reso authorized Ithaca - tax TAX OVERCHARGE lution and asked for its adoption, to refund $4.27 to Edward & map parcel 68- 1- 29.6-due to Roll call vote - all voting YES ZONING OFFICER: Zoning Officer Stewart reported that he issued 29 permits for the past period. Board of Zoning Appeals had three hearings, granted one variance. SUPERVISOR . Supervisor McCord announced a meeting of the Board with Ithaca, Cayuga Heights and Lansing with Mr. Dunlop of Lozier Engineers at the Town of Ithaca office at 7:30, Thurs. 6/14. Councilman Webb and Attorney Amdur had another committment and could not attend. Discussion was had re setting meetings with the firemen at McLean and. Freeville on the 25th.of June. This was to be scheduled by Councilman Webb and inform the Town Clerk so that she may inform the members of the Board. CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Roger A. Morse Wood Road, approximately 1 both sides. Discussion was people with the cooperatio during the duration of the Tompkins Co. Fair Assoc 046 feet be posted with that it be recommended n of the sheriff departm fair. Supervisor McCord ., requested that no parking signs on that the fair association ent post these signs will write to Mr. Morse. RESOLUTION #98 HIGHWAY FUND BILLS Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked RESOLVED, that the Highway Fund Bills be paid as audited. 2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote - all Councilman Tarr RESOLVED, that 2nd Councilman JUSTICE REPORT: RESOLUTION # offered the foll the General Fund Webb GENERAL FUND BILLS owing resolution and asked Bills be paid as audited. Roll call vote - Judge Hoagland $1828 Judge Newhart $1405 FINANCIAL REPORT Highway Fund: Receipts -0 -; -Disb. 62,974.33 - Invest 137,456.00 = Balance $ General Fund: Receipts 35,434.98, -Disb. 22, - Invest 58149.97 = Balance $14 4 291 its adoption. voting YES its adoption, all voting YES 00 00 +Redeem Inv. 187,956.27; 7,904.80 91.78; +Redeem Inv. 43274.82; 475.92 RESOLUTION #100 ADVANCE PAYROLL RESOLUTION #101 APPOINT ELECTION INSPECTORS & ELECTION CUSTODIAN Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board appointJohn Morey as Democrat Election Custodian at a fee of $200.00 annually and that the following be appointed as Election Insptectors for the term 7/1/73- 6/30/74 at the rate of $2.00 per. hour: Republican District #1 Agnes Snow Ruth Munch Beverly S;chauf ler Alliene Brown District #2 Ina Sutfin Alex Saroka Ralph Vantine Mary Lumbard District #3 Leona Sherman Helen Schutt District #4 Florence Payson Elfrieda Woodard District #5 Frances Terry Mary Bryant District #6 Velma Blackman Nettie Williams • District #7 Rena Kirk Florence Seaman Melba Harden 1fBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Chairmen in be paid an additional $5.00. . 2nd Councilman Gridley Democrat Patricia Seewald Eleanor Church Alice Cooper Ellen Whetzel Marilyn Czerenda Mary Fellows Carol Nowalk Ann Scaglione Edythe Humphrey Suzanne Cardwell Vicki Dabes Sibyl Gould Verna Myers Beatrice Westfall Lillian Church Nellie Fulkerson Rosalie Yarosh Joyce Stout Alene Frost all Districts, except #3 and #5 Roll call vote - all voting YES RESOLUTION #102 DESIGNATE POLLING PLACES Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board designate the following as Polling Places in the Town of Dryden: District #1 Varna Community Association - Varna District #2 Houtz Hall - Etna District #3 Dryden Village Hall District #4 West Dryden Community Association District #5 Dryden Town Hall District #6 Freeville Village Hall District #7 Bethel Grove Comm. Assoc. - Slaterville Rd. SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be authorized to process a payroll every two weeks for the Town of Dryden Summer Recreation Commissioner. Vouchers will be audited at the following Town Board Meeting at the edd of the pro- gram. 2nd Councilman Cotterill Roll call vote - all voting YES RESOLUTION #101 APPOINT ELECTION INSPECTORS & ELECTION CUSTODIAN Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board appointJohn Morey as Democrat Election Custodian at a fee of $200.00 annually and that the following be appointed as Election Insptectors for the term 7/1/73- 6/30/74 at the rate of $2.00 per. hour: Republican District #1 Agnes Snow Ruth Munch Beverly S;chauf ler Alliene Brown District #2 Ina Sutfin Alex Saroka Ralph Vantine Mary Lumbard District #3 Leona Sherman Helen Schutt District #4 Florence Payson Elfrieda Woodard District #5 Frances Terry Mary Bryant District #6 Velma Blackman Nettie Williams • District #7 Rena Kirk Florence Seaman Melba Harden 1fBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Chairmen in be paid an additional $5.00. . 2nd Councilman Gridley Democrat Patricia Seewald Eleanor Church Alice Cooper Ellen Whetzel Marilyn Czerenda Mary Fellows Carol Nowalk Ann Scaglione Edythe Humphrey Suzanne Cardwell Vicki Dabes Sibyl Gould Verna Myers Beatrice Westfall Lillian Church Nellie Fulkerson Rosalie Yarosh Joyce Stout Alene Frost all Districts, except #3 and #5 Roll call vote - all voting YES RESOLUTION #102 DESIGNATE POLLING PLACES Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board designate the following as Polling Places in the Town of Dryden: District #1 Varna Community Association - Varna District #2 Houtz Hall - Etna District #3 Dryden Village Hall District #4 West Dryden Community Association District #5 Dryden Town Hall District #6 Freeville Village Hall District #7 Bethel Grove Comm. Assoc. - Slaterville Rd. 292 r � BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the following Polling Places for the year for the use Varna Houtz West D Bethel 2nd Councilman Tarr of their facil Community Assoc Hall - Etna ryden Community Grove Communit *ties: iation Association y Association Roll call receive $35.00 vote - all voting YES REVENUE SHARING Supervisor McCord declared that he would delay any specification as to how the town plans to use the money until federalgLstate funding is resolved. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS It was decided to set a public hearing July 10th at 7:15 P.M. re PUD. RESOLUTION #10 Councilman Gridley offered the fol RESOLVED, that this Board consent Fire Department and approve of the necessary consent be signed. 2nd Councilman Cotterill 3 ETNA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT lowing resolution and asked its adoption. to the formation of the Etna Volunteer Certificate of Incorporation and the Carried Meeting Recessed at 9:15 P.M. to discuss fire contract with Varna firemen. Meeting reconvened at 10:10 P.M. Discussion was had on the proposed zoning amendments re density and area requirements and map change. Public Hearing was held May 15th. Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals are against the enlargement of RB zone and recommended that the Board not go beyond the present request. The ZBA was against the enlargement as it will increase their work load and cited recreation variances as one reason. Sage Action wrote a letter requesting that their property located between Yellow Barn Road and Ringwood Road be excluded from the proposed RB zone. It would take in approximately 35 acres of their 100 acre parcel. A petition was also presented to the Board signed by 14 people requesting that there be no change in the zoning of their property at this time. RESOLUTION #104 ADOPT AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE DENSITY AND AREA REQUIREMENTS Councilman Webb offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board adopt the the Density and Area Requirements to the Zoning Ordinance as presented at a Public Hearing 5/15/73. 2nd Councilman Tarr Roll call vote - all voting YES 1 0 1 RESOLUTION #105 ADOPT AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE MAP CHANGE Councilman Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board adopt the Map Change to the Zoning Ordinance as presented at a Public Hearing 5/15/73. 2nd Supervisor McCord Roll call vote: Councilman Webb - NO Councilman Tarr - YES Councilman Gridley - NO Councilman Cotterill- YES Supervisor..McCord - YES Carried, Zoning Officer Stewart reported that Mr. Lawrance told him the Health Department would go along with 34 trailer units. Nothing in writing. RESOLUTION #106 REFER APPLICANT TO PLANNING BOARD Councilman Tarr pffered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board refer the application of Mr. Dennis Lawrance to the Town Planning Board in accordance to Sec. 4.03 of the Mobile Home Park Ordinance, pending written Health Dept. approval. 2nd Councilman Cotterill Carried, Adjourned 11:15 P.M. Charles G. McCord - Supervisor Rosemary Stelick - Town Clerk ARTICLE VII. Section 702. Density and Area Requirements, 2. The following shall be added to the existing paragraph: In the event that the total lot area shall exceed two acres, the owner shall make application to the Town Board for a special permit in accordance with the provisions of Article XIII of this ordinance. ARTICLE VIII. Section 803. Density and Area Requirements. 2. Multi- family dwellings: Lot area shall be at least 30,000 square feet with at least 125 feet of street frontage for the initial dwelling unit and at least 3,000 square feet of additional lot area per bedroom per unit for each additional dwelling unit. �I In the event that the total lot area shall exceed two acres, the ! owner shall make application to the Town Board for a special permit in accordance with the provisions of Article XIII of this ordinance. ARTICLE.IX. Section 904.. Density and Area Requirements, 2. Multi - family dwellings: same as Section 803, Paragraph 2. 4. (a) All residential lots shall be at least 12,000 square feet in area with at least 80 feet of street frontage for the initial dwelling unit plus at least 2,000 square feet of additional lot area and at least 5 feet additional frontage for each additional dwelling unit. In the event that the total lot area shall exceed two acres, the owner shall make application to the Town Board for -� a special permit in accordance with the provisions of Article XIII of this ordinance. MAP CHANGE: RB Zone west of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, south of the Village of Dryden, to include all of Keith Lane, Dug Road,, Chaffee Road, Tehan Road, Signal Tower Road, Ferguson Road; and portions of Dryden - Harford Road, Beam Hill Road, Irish Settlement Road, Yellow Barn Road and Card Road. Said change shall include all or portions JA of the following parcels: Tax Map Numbers 47 -1 -1.3 to 47 -1 -7.2 (ex- - eluding 47- 1 -7.1); 47 -1 -10 to 47 -1 -25; 48 -1 -1 to 48 -1 -10.2; 49 -1 -1 to 49 -1 -11; 50 -1 -1 to 50 -1 -43.2 and 51 -1 -20.1 to 51 -1 -26. Eff. 6/30/73 ii i r I I At a meeting of the Toyvrn Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins Coy, n'Ply, New York, held at the Town Hall 'in said Town of Dryden, on tho� 2Vr37tki day of June, 19730 I PRESENT, Charles McCord, Supervisor Lewis H. Gridley, Councilman Henry Tarr, Councilman Merton Webb, Councilman i fi (J57644r, Clinton Cotterill, Councilman 4 Members of the Town Boardo IN THE MATTER OF The Petition of the owners of more than one -half of the said real property fronting on Ringwood Court, paints a private road for the improvement of whereas said road by construction duly of necessary improvements in accordance with specifications for a Town Road. ORDER. WHEREAS) a written petition, dated June .2u; 1973 5P was hereto -- fore and on June 26, 1973, duly filed wry .t.h`.this -..Mar 1,pusm %t?aT,,-, • - to !Section 200 of the Town Law of the State of New Yolk for the improvement of Ringwood Court, a private road', in said Town as deplicted on Town of Dryden, Tax Map #65, by constru..ctloa cf the necessary improvements to make said private road comply yi,th the specificationsfor Town Roads; and whereas it duly a,ppewrs that such petition has been duly signed by the owners of -real estate owning ai; least one�half of the entire frontage or.bounds -on both sides of that portion of said highway situate between the paints aforesaid and whereas it duly appears that.such petitiori.was also ,duly signed by resident owners owning.not less than one9half of the frontage owned by resident. owners- residing in or along the portion 'of such highways situate between the points afore id; and whereas (such petition was duly acknowledged or proved by all the signers thereof in the same manner as a deed to be recorded; and whereas th ximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvemon, ax° sa7d ghway as stated in the petition is the sum of $17.,000,00 g. i�. :Ls 9 scant to the provisions of said Section 200 of the.j'oTyn Law of he State of New York, hereby ORDERED that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New Yorkq - shall meetaZ the Town Hall at �`)a ea in the sa)ad Town on the l �aday of ?0dV 19734 at o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purpose.of*consid the said petLtion and hearing all persons hereof concerning the same, interested in the subject Zz' G SUPERVISOR OF TIME TOWN* OF DRYDEN COUNCILMEN i I I IGGINS. TSAPIS GOLDER AND HOLMBERG ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 908 NORTH TIOGA STREET 1 !aTHACA. NEW YORK 14850 .t STATE OF NEW YORK ) .COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) SS: CITY OF ITHACA ) ROBERT RELYEA, being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. That he is President of Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. 2. That he represents and warrants to the Town Board of the Town of Dryden that the mobile home trailer park known and designated as Taggin Wagon Park presently complies with all of the rules and regulations of the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Park Ordinance and that he further certifies that the projected expansion of Taggin Wagon,mob_il'e home park as described on the plot plan dated June 30, 1971 will, upon its completion, comply in all.respects, with the rules and regulations of the Mobile Home Park "Ordinance of the Town of Dryden. 3: That substantial improvements, including such things as clearing of land, grading, installation of water and sewer connections were planned and undertaken in 'varying degrees throughout said mobile home park prior to the date of the passage of said Mobile Home Park Ordinance of.the Town of Dryden. 4. Deponent further certifies that in the event he shall transfer ownership of said park, or a majority interest in Taggin'Wagon Park, Inc., he.shall impose upon any such purchaser the obligation of maintaining_ said park in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Mobile Home Park Ordinance of the Town of Dryden; that such representations, warranties and certifications shall apply to all lands presently owned by Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. and those lands contiguous to the present mobile home park which hereafter may be acquired by Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. Sworn to before me this-*/ 9th day of January, 1973 Notary Pubiicr Std e cf Id tv York Igo, 55 -69 6475 ouaupej Commission 11='rpires i•larcn 30, 19_��% c ROBERT RELYEA, being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. That he is President of Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. 2. That he represents and warrants to the Town Board of the Town of Dryden that the mobile home trailer park known and designated as Taggin Wagon Park presently complies with all of the rules and regulations of the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Park Ordinance and that he further certifies that the projected expansion of Taggin Wagon,mob_il'e home park as described on the plot plan dated June 30, 1971 will, upon its completion, comply in all.respects, with the rules and regulations of the Mobile Home Park "Ordinance of the Town of Dryden. 3: That substantial improvements, including such things as clearing of land, grading, installation of water and sewer connections were planned and undertaken in 'varying degrees throughout said mobile home park prior to the date of the passage of said Mobile Home Park Ordinance of.the Town of Dryden. 4. Deponent further certifies that in the event he shall transfer ownership of said park, or a majority interest in Taggin'Wagon Park, Inc., he.shall impose upon any such purchaser the obligation of maintaining_ said park in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Mobile Home Park Ordinance of the Town of Dryden; that such representations, warranties and certifications shall apply to all lands presently owned by Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. and those lands contiguous to the present mobile home park which hereafter may be acquired by Taggin Wagon Park, Inc. 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I S c a Al 1, q1� f ty ik`�ii[ r ?t x `• i 1 i k 5 �Y G'3k ` q j a i j z ;! . t ik xt)c' w t 1l, AT tN t•`i t I. y f k II'A 11 �. tr I IV *. t. _. I )I- -4 .Yt" P Qa at' Ltd. . rr i e!` a L. 31(. k I � ! i v i rj # L.yAx tw._? IIS S f '� t (kc'.f..' i t'} i ° ✓t 3 l `'r .I 'a,ts f `j ,. �G [! ttt , I a t; ° , 1� �t`� s rgV� , nF F, I j 3 yr. L 1 [ :i °Mi i SEE a„ P.V1a'1J F .`4 I . . 4 III �J3 PUBLIC HEARING June 26, 1973 The public Hearing was called to order at 7 :30 P.M. at the Town Hall by Supervisor McCord. Present: Supervisor McCord, Councilmen Tarr and Gridley, Attorney Amdur, Zoning Officer Stewart and Councilman Webb arriving at 7:35• Purpose of the Public Hearing was the application for a special permit made by Duane and Eleanor Church of 51 Freese Road to construct and operate six (6) unit mobile home park located on said property. Statement written by Mr. and Mrs. Church appraised no detrimental effect toy adjacent and nearby properties as there are many trailers in their area. Letter from the Tompkins County Department of Health indicated good soil •conditions and no evidence of water table. Also set forth instructions re sewage system. Mr. Church presented a map to the Board for their consideration. The lots will be 50'x1001 . Councilman Tarr inquired about the flood level of the creek. Mr. Church reported that they have 2 bank levels and during the Agnes flood the water never got up to the second level. Declared the Public Hearing closed. Consensus of the Board was to make decision now. RESOLUTION #107 REFER APPLICANT TO PLANNING BOARD Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Board refer the application of Duane and Eleanor Church to the Town Planning Board in accordance to Sec. 4.03 of the Mobile Home Park Ordinance._ 2nd Councilman Tarr Carried, Attorney Amdur reported that she had the Order prepared for the setting of a public hearing re Ringwood Court. RESOLUTION #108 ORDER TO SET PUBLIC HEARING RINGWOOD COURT Councilman Gridley offered the following resolution and asked its adoption. RESOLVED, that this Town Board adopt an Order to set down a Public Hearing for Tuesday, July 17, 1973, at 7:30 P.M. in the Town Hall in the Matter of the Petition of the owners of more than one -half of the real property fronting on Ringwood Court, a private road for the improvement of said road by construction of necessary improvements in accordance with speci- fications for a Town Road. 2nd Councilman Tarr Carried, Attorney Amdur advised the Town Clerk that there must be five certified copies of the order posted throughout the town. Meeting adjourned 8:00 P.M. Charles G. McCord - Supervisor Rosemary Stelick - Town Clerk •