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Home My WebLink About1988-04-12 TOWN BOARD MEETING APRIL 12 , 1988 SITE PLAN REVIEW S upv Cotterill called the meeting to order at 7 : OOPM Roil call was by the Town Clerk Present •- Supv Cotterill , elm Schlecht , Clm Garlock , Clm Evans , elm Hatfield , Atty Perkins and Z . O . Slater Supv Cotterill - read the notice that was published to consider the application of Roger Hatfield to replace an existing double - wide mobile home type office with a stick built office and storage structure at 183 North Road . Q UESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS) The application has been reviewed and found that the proposed activity is a permitted use in the MA Zone , SEOR review has indicated the potential for a modest impact for visual and drainage consideration . Therefore , it is recommended that the Board approve this project with specific conditions regarding drainage , signage , screening of storage areas and other aesthetic considerations , There also has been an amendment, to the parking lot , which is now allowed . Atty Perkins - wanted to know what was going to be checked on the S ERR form ? Z . O . Slater - it would be negative . P ity Perkins a the project will not result in any large or important impacts . Therefore , is one which . will not have a significant impact on the environment , therefore a negative declaration will be prepared . It is then the applicants intention t o comply with all of the parking requirements . Roger Hatfield - he has gone over the parking requirements with Z . O . Slater . Atty Perkins - wanted it made clear that he understood that if Mr . H atfield wanted fewer parking spaces , the remedy would be to get a variance . Put if the permit is issued on the basis of the application and the amendment then that is what he has to go by . Motion was made by elm Evans and seconded by Clm Hatfield that the application of Roger Hatfield be approved since everything is in order , and is with the recommendation from the Zoning Officer . Roll call vote - all voting Yes Susanne Lloyd Y Town Clerk i S upv Cotterill called the Town Board meeting to order at 7 ; 1SPM Members and guests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance Roll call was by the Town Clerk : Present : Supv Cotterill , Clm Schlecht , Clm Garlock , Clm Evans , Clm Hatfield , Atty Perkins and Z . O . Slater APPROVAL OF MINUTES : Motion was made by elm Schlecht and seconded by Clm Garlock that t he minutes of the March Aft board meeting and Site plan Review March 8th be approved as submitted . PUBLIC HEARING # 1 MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE APRIL 12 , 195E Supv Cotterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper t o consider the Town of Dryden proposed Mobile Home Ordinance , Attar Perkins - there was a clarification made after the last public h earing in Section 209 no that it will read ( existing Mobile Homes and Mobile Home Lots - Mobile homes and mobile homes into lawfully placed in the Town of Dryden on the affective data of this O rdinance may be maintained in their existing placement unless t hey ; ( 1 ) are moved , or ( ) are improved , or restored after damage , and the improvement or restoration affects 50 % or more of its total f loor area ) . There were no comments or questions . Closed public hearing RESOLUTION # 83 ADOPT MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE e lm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : ind elm Evans Roll call vote - all voting Yes ( original in minute book ) Atty Incline - the Town Board is free to act on the adoption of proposed changes to the coning ordinance without reference to those sections that pertain to BUD . RESOLUTION # 84 AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : ( original in minute book ) 2nd Clm Schlecht Roll call vote Supv Cotterill Yes elm Evans Yes Clm Schlecht Yes Clm Hatfield Yes Clm Garlock Abstained TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF TOWN OF DRYDEN MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE as follows : At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of D ryden , Tompkins County , New York , held at the Town Hall , 65 E ast Main Street in Dryden , New York , in said Town , on April 12 , 1988 , the meeting was called to order by Supervisor Cotterill , and upon roll being called , there were PRESENT : Clinton E . Cotterill , Supervisor G eorge Schlecht , Town Councilman Merton Webb , Town Councilman Charles Evans , Town Councilman K arl Garlock , Town Councilman . ABSENT : None . RESOLUTION NO . s3 .3 - 1988 Councilman Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : 110 iI t V • 1 j • f L / ® TOWN OF DRYDEN MOBILE ROM/ ORDINANCE ARTICLE 1 General SECTION 100 Title This ordinance shall be cited as the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance . 101 Purpose It is the purpose of this ordinance to promote the health , safety and general welfare of the inhabitants of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York by the regulation of site design for mobile home lots , and the establishment of site installation and ® occupancy standards for all mobile homes located on mobile home lots in the Town . This Ordinance does not apply to mobile homes in mobile home parks or to mobile home parks . 102 Definitions A . American Concrete Institute ( AC1 ) The organization which publishes standards for concrete foundations and other concrete structures . Such standards may be different from local building code requirements , in which case , the more stringent requirements will control . B . ANSI - NFPA Standards - The standards and / or specification promulgated by the National Fire Protection Assocation and Nationa : Conference of States on Building Codes and Standards , Inc . , and • published as ANSI A225 . 1 NFPA 501 A Manufactured Home Installations 1982 or it ' s most recent counterpart , however identified . OC . Commercially Manufactured A Installed Designed and intended for use with a mobile Lome and installed according to manufacturer ' s instructions and complying with all appropriate codes , laws , rules , regulations , ordinances , and local laws . D . Construction Permit - A permit issued by the Town authorizing the construction of a Mobile He lot . E . Enforcement Officer - The person or persons , by whatever title designated by the Town Board , charged with the enforcement and inspe = lions required under this ordinance . F . Frc•nt Setback Line - A line marking the minimum distance from the center of the read right -of -way . ( Also see Yards ) ® G . House Roof Systems - designed and constructed of materials permitted in the construction of single family dwellings by the New York Ur. iform Fire Prevention and Building Code . H . House Siding System - designed and constructed of materials permitted in the construction of single family dwellinss by the New York Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code . r-z-- . - °� I . Installation Permit - A permit issued by the Town Aauthorizing the installation of an individual mobile home . J . Mobile Home - A structure , transportable in one or more sections and while being transported is 8 body feet or more in width or 40 body feet or more in length or , when • installed on a lot , is at least 320 square feet , and which is built on a permanent chassis and designed to be used as a dwelling with or without a permanent foundation when connected to the required utilities , and includes the plumbing , heating , air conditioning and electrical systems contained therein . The term shall include any structure which meets the size requirements herein set forth , and for which the manufacturer has filed the certification required by the United States Department of Housing and Urban D evelopment and which structure complies with the National Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards . A Mobile home is identified as such by the existence of the seal required by the United States Department of Housing and U rban Development . A modular home is manufactured and certified according to the New York Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code , Article 2 . Unless the context requires otherwise the term mobile home shall include a double wide mobile home but the term double wide mobile home shall not include a single wide mobile home . A double wide mobile home includes at least two such sections transported separately and designed and intended to be joined together ® as a single dwelling unit when placed on a site . A mobile home should not be confused with a travel trailer which is towed by a motor vehicle and which can be operated independently of utility connections and is limited in width while being transported to 8 body feet , in length to 32 body feet and is designed to be used principally as a temporary dwelling and does not require a HUD seal . • • . :5/ - � K . Mobile Rome Lot - A parcel of land ( outside a mobile home park) for the placement of one mobile home for the exclusive use of the owners . All placements and structures shall be subject to set back requirements and lot area as specified in this ordinance , and in the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance , whichever is more restrictive . L . Mobile Home Stand - That part of a mobile home lot which has been constructed for the placement of the mobile home and accessory buildings or structures . A mobile home stand shall be constructed and consist of either : ( 1 ) ten ( 10 " ) inches of compacted gravel ; or ( 2 ) a concrete slab at least six ( 6 " ) inches thick and reinforced according to the standards of the American Concrete Institute ( ACI ) ; or ( 3 ) six ( 6 " ) inches of compacted gravel with a reinforced concrete runner on each side of the stand to provide support , such a runner to be a minimum of 2 ' wide , 4 inches thick and the length to extend to within 2 ' of each end of the home body ; or ( 4 ) masonary piers installed into the ground at least three feet below grade ; or ( 5 ) a stand as defined in ANSI - NFPA standards of installation of manufactured homes . ( 6 ) A mobile home stand shall not have an elevation exceeding 1 . 5 feet from the surrounding mean elevation and the site shall be sloped to provide drainage away from the stand . All stands shall be suitably graded to permit the rapid surface drainage of water . "7 M . Mobile Home Support System - Installation instructions provided by the manufacturer of a mobile home , or if unavailable , designed by a Registered Professional Engineer , Architect , or as set forth in NFPA - ANSI Standards . N . Occupancy Certificates - Written authorization from the E nforcement Officer to occupy a mobile home lot and the mobile home placed thereon . O . Parking Space - An off street space available for parking of one motor vehicle and which is an area at least nine ( 9 ) feet wide and twenty ( 20 ) feet long , not including manuvering area and access drives . P . Permanent Residence - Residence for a period in excess o f 60 days . Q . Person - an individual , partnership , corporation or association . • • • • R . Professionally Designed and Built ( 1 ) Designed and built according to plans prepared and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer or Architect ; or ( 2 ) Designed and built according to plans so that upon completion the construction will be architecturally consistant with the design o f other buildings on said lot and be asthetically pleasing . S . Rear Setback Line - A line marking the minimum distance from the ✓ ear lot line ( Also see Yards ) . T . Road - Road means road , street , avenue , right-of-way or ether pur• iic line marking the exterior boundary of the public ownership or ✓ ight - of - way . ( Not to be confused with the traveled or maintained portion of a road . ) U . Secondary Additions - Expanded rooms , enclosed patios , or 111/9 structural additions that are added to the mobile home on the mobile home stand . V . Side Setback Line - A line caking the minimum distance from the side 1ot ' lines . ( Also see Yards ) • ,- 6 - I i w . Single Ownership - Refers to any individual , partnership or corporation owning a parcel of land . X . Skirting ( manufactured ) - A new durable vinyl or aluminum product sold commercially and designed and intended as an enclosure for the space between the mobile home and mobile home stand . Y . Skirting Wall - Material of a weatherproof nature that is used to enclose the space between the mobile home and the mobile home stand . Skirting wall shall be masonry , or pressure treated lumber or other material that would be permitted by the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code for enclosing a crawl space of a single family home with no cellar . The skirting wall shall be installed with its bottom edge below the frost line to eliminate any frost heave . Z . Storage - Refers to the placement of articles not in use . AA . Storage Buildings ( 1 ) Portable - a structure with less than 150 square feet of floor space , manufactured or sold in kit form , is easily movable on its own support system not requiring a permanent foundation and not requiring a bulding permit . ( 2 ) Permanent - a structure over 150 squre feet for which a building • permit is required and which must comply with the New York Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance . • • 7 • BB . Temporary Residence - Residence for a period of less than 60 days . CC . Yard - A yard is an open space other than a court on a lot , unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground upwards , except as otherwise permitted ( See illustration for location of front , side and rear yards . ) r Side Yard Area R ti s l Q �+ Q Building Area - c - - u Lt O: Side Yard Area t ` Set-back line • l Article 2 Inspection and Enforcement 201 Prohibition A . No person shall occupy or permit to be occupied any mobile home on any mobile home lot without first complying with the provisions o f this ordinance . E . All mobile homes in the Town of Dryden shall comply with all applicable laws , codes , rules and regulations , ordinances and local laws . 202 This ordinance shall be enforced by the Enforcement Officer , who is authorized and has the right in the performance of duties , to enter any mobile home or mobile home lot to make such inspections as are n ecessary to determine compliance with this ordinance or any other applicable laws , codes , rules and regulations , Ordinances and local laws . Such entrance and inspection shall be accomplished at ✓ easonable times , or at any tine in an emergency and whenever it is n ecessary to protect the public interest . Owners , agents , operators or occupants of a mobile home or mobile home lot shall be ✓ esponsible for providing access within their control for the Enforcement Officer , in the furtherence of official duties . • r. �/ ® 203 Duties of Enforcement Officer It shall be the duty of the Enforcement Officer : A . To maY.e initial inspections for Occupancy Certificates for mobile homes placed on mobile home lots , and B . to investigate all complaints made under this Ordinance , and C . to enforce this ordinance by inspection for compliance , and in the case of violations to prosecute the responsTle persons in a court of competent jurisdiction , and to D . request the Town Board to take appropriate legal action on all violations of this ordinance , and to provide such applications and forms as are necessary to implement the provisions of this ordinance . /. t . 3l ® 204 Violations A . Upon determination by the Enforcement Officer that there has been a violation of any provision of this ordinance , notice of such violations may be given to the person responsible for obtaining or maintaining the Construction / Installation Certificate for the mobile hor.._ or mobile home lot in violation . Such notice shall be in writing and shall state the nature of the violation and the remedial actions necessary to correct it . The notice shall also specify the dates by which remedial action must be taken to correct such V1VsRt1. yf: . E . The Enforcement Officer may bring an appropriate legal proceeding to punish the responsible person for such violation or in an appropriate case , and with the prior approval of the Town Board , a ® proceeding to enjoin such violation . C . Whenever the Enforcement Officer determines that an emergency exi _ s which requires immediate action to protect the putlio health , safety or welfare , he may issue an order stating the existence of such emergency and require that such action be taken as may be deemed necessary to protect the public health , safety and welfare . • • t5-. -64 . . ® 205 Violations and Penalties A . A violation of this Ordinance is an offense punishable by a fine not exceeding $ 100 . 00 , or by imprisonment for a period ncst exceeding 15 days or both . Each day ' s continued breach shall constitute a separate , additional violation . In addition the Town Board shall have such other remedies as are provided by law to enforce the provisions of this Ordinance . B . Occupancy / Installation Certificates may be invalidated for a conviction of a violation of this Ordinance if the violation has not been corrected . 206 Variances - When unnecessary hardships or practical difficulties make strict compliance with any requirement of this ordinance unreasonable ® or impossible , an appeal may be taken to the Town of Dryden Board of Appeals from those provisions of this Ordinance . The Zoning Board of Appeals shall act in strict compliance with established case law , the Town Law , and may vary or modify the provisions of this ordinance only as minimally as may be necessary upon the required showings and facts as presented . 411 �f J 71 ® 207 EffEct of Partial Invalidity - Should any section or provision of this Ordinance be declared invalid for any reason whatsoever , such decision shall not affect the remaining portions of this Ordinance which shall remain in full force and effect . 208 interpretation - The provisions of this Ordinance shall be held to be minimum requirements . Whenever the requirements of this Ordinance are at variance with the requirements of any other lawfully adopted codes , rules , regulations , ordinances , or local law , the more restrictive , or those imposing the higher standards , shall prevail . 209 Existing Mobile Homes and Mobile Hone Lots - Mobile homes and mobile home lots lawfully placed in the Town of Dryden on the effective date of this Ordinance may be maintained in their existing placement unless they : ( 1 ) are moved , or ( 2 ) are improved , or restored after damage , and the improvement or restoration affects 50 or more of its total floor area . 210 Effective Date - This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and immediately after it ' s passage , publication of Notice of Adoption and Posting as required by law . /_• ffie ARTICLE 3 Mobile Home Lots 301 A . Mobile homes lots may be located in any zone permitted in the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance as amended from time to time . 302 Applications for Installation Permits and Occupancy Certificates shall be filed with the Enforcement Officer . The application shall be in writing , signed by the applicant , and shall include but not be limited to the following : A . Name and address of applicant E . Address and location of the land or premises on which the mobile home is or is proposed to be located . • C . Sketch drawino to scale of the mobile home lot showing the location or proposed location of the mobile home and any other structures , buildings or improvements to be placed on the lot , with ® dimensions and information to demonstrate compliance with the provisions of this ordinance . 4 !V - - - - - - • - c/a 61- D . Satisfactory evidence that the mobile hone lot will have an ® approved individual water supply and individual sewage disposal system or is on municipal water and / or sewer . E . The Application and accompanying information shall be filed in d uplicate with the Enforcement Officer . F . The application shall contain such other information as the Enforcement Officer deems reasonably necessary . to insure compliance with this Ordinance . 303 If a proposed mobile home lot will , when constructed in accordance with plans submitted as part of the application , comply with the provisions of this Ordinance , the Enforcement Officer shall issue a Construction / Installation Permit . At such time as construction is complete and a mobile home has been placed on said ® lot and if such construction and placement is in compliance with the provisions of this ordinance the Enforcement Officer shall issue an Occupancy Certificate . No mobile home or mobile home lot shall be occupied until an Occupancy Certificate has been issued . f 304 No c :: 7es shall be made to a mobile home lot or mobile home , which will flake the mobile home lot or mobile home in violation of this Ord ; -. a ce or any other applicable code , law , rule , regulation , ordiri n : e cr local law . 305 All mobile homes hereafter placed on any mobile home lot shall conform to amd comply with all applicable mobile home construction requirements in effect as of the date of manufacture of the mobile home . /v7 • .52 •306 Lot Size - All mobile home lots ( not in a mobile home park) shall be at least one acre in size and have a minimum usable area such that a circle with 150 ' diameter may be inscribed within the usable area . 307 Yards - Mobile homes and mobile home stands shall not be installed closer than 70 feet from the centerline of any road , and no closer than 25 feet from any rear property line and no closer than 15 feet from any side lot line . Secondary additions , carports and individual storage structures shall be subject to the same set back requirements . 308 Each mobile home lot shall be provided with a mobile home stand and mobile home support system constructed according to the provisions of this ordinance . Mobile homes shall be installed on the mobile home stand and mobile home support system according to the provisions of this ' ordinance . / 9 . . � • /_ he.. 309 - - Single wide mobile homes shall be enclosed with manufactured skirting or a skirting wall within 60 days of placement of the mobile home on the mobile home lot . Doublewide mobile homes on mobile home lots shall be enclosed with a skirting wall within 60 days of placement of the mobile home on the mobile home lot . 310 Portable storage buildings shall be a manufactured or kit type or be professionally designed and built . Permanent storage buildings require a building permit and must meet the set -back requirements outlined in this Ordinance . 311 Carports or Awnings - Attached or free standing carports and awnings must be commercially manufactured and installed or be professionally designed and built . • 312 Steps and Decks - Steps and decks must be either commercially manufactured and installed or be professionally designed and built . 313 Solid Fuel Installations All solid fuel installations must be approved by the agency having jurisdiction therof and the owner of the mobile home shall apply for and obtain all required approvals . i � y , . • . , , 67 •)b ® 314 Secondary Additions to mobile homes must be either commercially manufactured and installed as if professionally designed and built . ' For all secondary additions exterior design and construction shall be compatible with the existing home exterior sheathing and roofing treatment . 315 For each mobile home on a mobile home lot one ( 1 ) parking space shall be provided . Such space and the required access driveway shall be the same as required for a single family dwelling by the Tow : i of Dryden Zoning Ordinance . 316 No outdoor storage of furniture , operable or inoperable machinery , appliances , unlicensed or inoperable vehicles or trailers or similar items shall be permitted . ® All such items shall be stored in approved storage buildings or inside enclosed carports . 2 J 4 t . • . . ® 317 Each mobile home stand shall be connected to a septic system which will be used exclusively for that mobile home located on said stand . 318 . Every mobile home lot and mobile home stand shall comply with the Electrical Code of the Tam of Dryden (Local I ^. No . 3 oc the year 1981 ) and all the requirements of the public utility furnishing electricity to the site . All fuel supply and storage systems shall be installed and maintained in accordance with all applicable codes , laws , rules and regulations ordinances and local laws governing such systems . • S , _ . i •,a' . • r • • • ® 319 Mobile home stands with natural gas shall have an approved manual shut off valve . The gas outlet shall be equipped with an approved cap to prevent accidental discharge of gas when the outlet is not in use . All natural gas supply systems shall be installed and maintained in conformity with the public utility company standards . 320 A . Mobile homes provided with liquified petroleum gas systems shall have approved safety devices to relieve excessive pressure and shall discharge at a safe location . B . Such systems shall have at least one accessible approved manual shut off valve located outside of the mobile home . C . All piping shall be well supported and protected against mechanical injury . ® D . Storage tanks shall not be less than 100 lbs . and be located not less than five ( 5 ) ft . away from any exit . • A cry' . 37, V 321 A . Mobile homes with fuel oil storage tanks shall have the tanks securely supported and fastened in place . B . Tanks shall be equipped with permanently installed and secured piping . C . Tanks shall be at least 275 gallons capacity . D . Fuel oil storage tank installations shall be screened from public view . 322 All mobile homes placed on mobile home lots after the enactment of this ordinance , shall be a minimum of 672 square feet . ( i . e . 12 ® body feet wide by 56 body feet long ) . 323 Responsibility of Mobile Home Lot Occupants A . Occupants of mobile homes shall comply with the requirements of this Ordinance and shall maintain the mobile home lot , facilities and equipment in good repair and in a clean and sanitary condition . B . Sufficient garbage containers with tight fitting covers shall be utilized for the storage and disposal of garbage and rubbish . Containers shall be screened from public view . x • __. • • *** ******** TOMPKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING f *4* ' ' ' * **** ** ** ** * Frank R . Liguori P]3 Commissioner of Planning # ************ *** * ## ****** ********** ** ** #* *d **** **4H* ***#*# UHF ****## ** * **x ***s * * *9F Cr***** ******** **** *3k ##*# ***s ** **4 $1 *** *** * ** *i'r *** *# • *** * * Town of Dryden 88- 3 April 15 , 1988 • To : Clintou E . Cotter -ill , Dryden Supervisor irom : frank R . Li . guori. , Commissioner of. Planning c '-7 Re : ZURing Review Pursuant to Section 239 - 1 and am of the Pew York State General Municipal Law . Case : Proposed adoption of Town of. Dryden Mobile lime Ordinance This will acknowledge receipt_ of the proposal for review under Section The proposal , as submitted , will have no significant deleterious impact on i. nterva:iimnnity , county . QT. st . a: €: interests . Therefore , no recommendation is ind ;i • cated by the County Planning Department and you are free to act without prejudice . Please submit a copy of your decision so that we can make it a part of the record . • • Biggs Center , Building A , 301 Dates Drive , Ithaca , New York 34850 ( 607 ) 274 -5360 r 4 . 14•10.1 (711AT)— Text 12 ' p PROJECT P.O. NUMBER 617.21 SEA R Appendix C ,. Slate Environment & l Quality Review ' ,-. SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART Ij- PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or PPOiect sponsor) • I . APPLICANT WONSOR 2 . PROJECT NAME , 3 , PROJECT LOCAMFON: j Munialpallly • L1A # IC ail county 770/ 4 INS or F 4 , PRECISE LOCATION [Sirect nrichess ;Ind epgd Inleiseollons, prominent lapicirmuks . eft ., or provide map) ,V 4 F I6 5f-mixy-JAcfe Y 13, 53 5 , IS PROPOSED POSED ACTIION ! I�1 r! q�! New I PExpanelan I_+ MOH IcntIQnrAIIeJIlion $ , D€ SCRIBE FaOJEC BRIEFLY: itss ta Aria ,.• 4 Jar*, T . AMOUNT OF LAID AFFCTED: 4 C ' tdN ' 101 ally (Mr 03 UIthnetely „ - sCieM1 8 . WILL PROPOSED ACTRON COMPLY WITH EXISIING ZONING OR OTHER EXISIING LAUD USE RESTAIFCTIOHS ? IX YETI it No H No, deyorItm bilelLy I ' I P • 1 9 , W HAt IS PRESENT LAND USE. IN VICPNITY OF PROJECT? �J----" � �1}r�7'�� RP9IdAnll& I I IndusliPal Li Cornnsrcliil ❑ Agriculture - L_I opRr res1JOpart tvacfi M 01 her Oe 3Cr I Ut: U, . DOES ACTION Ilk'JOLVE A PEFIMIF APPROVAL, OR FUNDING , NOW Vri ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY IFEDERAL, STALE OR LOOALit Y.1. Yep Fie II ycj- IIs1 ageneylsl ono poirnIUrpR} lov'ela 11 . DOES ANY ASPECT OF 1FI€ Aft , Trn HAVE A CURRE.NTIY VALID PERht17 OR APPROVAL? QYes ] Fri li yur , '1st er ency Flamm antcorrniNwGevwSI 1 12 - ARR��S1IA RESULT Tary PROPOSED ACTION WILL ex1STING PERMIT'APPROVAL REQUIRE MODIFMCATRON ? I.,_I Ye5 E Lao I CERTIFY THAI THE INFORMATION PROVIDED AR3QVE is 1RUE TO THE BEST OF MY kr,rcWLEDO € Appucnnitsportnnr nRme ! R 4,1/21n • . SignaiuIe : y# CAPS r - -- - ---•� ID If the action is to she Celesta ) Area and you are a slate agency , complete the Coastal Assessment Form before proceeding with this assessment OVER - 1 -• - - • • RESOLUTION NO . 84 1988 Councilman Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : WHEREAS , a resolution calling a Public Hearing on certain proposed amendments to the Town of Dryden Zoning O rdinance was adopted by the Town Board on March 8 , 1988 , which resolution among other things called for a Public H earing on March 29 , 1988 , and WHEREAS , a Notice of Public Hearing was published and posted according to law , and WHEREAS , said Notice of Public Hearing described all of the proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance including t he complete text thereof , and WHEREAS , said Public Hearing was held on March 29 , 1988 on the proposed amendments as published and posted and at such Public Hearing comments were received from the public concerning the removing from said proposed resolution of P aragraphs numbered 21 and 22 which repealed the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance having to do with the Planned Unit D evelopment and established and ordained new such provisions , and WHEREAS , such Notice of Public Hearing was sufficient t o notify the public of the proposed amendments to the S Zoning Ordinance as hereinafter set forth , NOW , THEREFORE , be it resolved as follows : • J. tl The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended as follows : 1 . Subsections ( 1 ) , ( 2 ) , ( 3 ) , ( 4 ) and ( 7 ) of Section 701 are hereby repealed . 2 . A new Subsection ( 1 ) to Section 701 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 701 ( 1 ) . One - family and Two - family dwellings . " 3 . A new Subsection ( 2 ) to Section 701 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Farming , farm buildings , gardening , nurseries , greenhouses and the raising of livestock and poultry . " 4 « Subsections ( 5 ) , ( 6 ) , ( 8 ) and ( 9 ) of Section 701 are hereby renumbered respectively ( 3 ) 1 ( 4 ) , ( 5 ) , and ( 6 ) . 5 . A new Section 705 to Article VII : DISTRICT REGULATIONS R - B ZONES is hereby established and ordained as follows : " Section 705 , Uses allowed by Special Permit ( Subject to the applicable provisions of Article III ) 1 . Home occupation of a professional or service nature when such activity is located entirely upon a residential lot and operated by the person living in said residence . Such person may employ not more than two employees for such home occupation . " 6 . Subsections ( 2 ) and ( 8 ) of Section 751 are hereby e epealed . 7 . A new Subsection ( 2 ) to Section 751 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 751 ( 2 ) . One - family and Two - family dwellings , " 8 _ Section 752 is hereby amended by numbering the first paragraph Cl ) and by adding a new subsection ( 2 ) e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 752 . ( 2 ) Home occupation of a professional - or service nature when such activity - is located entirely upon a residential lot and operated by the person living in such residence . Such person may employ not more than two employees for such home occupation . " • ✓ epeale9 . Subsections ( 5 ) and ( 7 ) of Section 801 are hereby • d . 10 . A new Subsection ( 5 ) of Section 801 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 801 ( 5 ) Clubs , playgrounds , parks , golf courses and recreation areas . 11 . Subsections ( 8 ) , ( 9 ) , ( 10 ) , ( 11 ) and ( 12 ) of Section 801 are hereby renumbered respectively ( 7 ) , ( 8 ) , ( 9 ) , ( 10 ) and ( 11 ) . 12 . A new Subsection ( 12 ) of Section 801 is hereby established and ordained as follows : " Section 801 ( 12 ) Mobile homes on individual lots . " 13 . A new Subsection ( 13 ) of Section 801 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 801 ( 13 ) Banks or similar financial institutions . 14 . A new Subsection ( 9 ) to Section 802 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 802 ( 9 ) Mobile home parks provided they are served by both municipal water and municipal sewer . " 15 . A new Subsection ( 10 ) to Section 802 is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Section 802 ( 10 ) Boarding house , Tourist homes and Bed and Breakfast establishments . 16 . ARTICLE X : DISTRICT REGULATIONS : C - A ZONES ( Sections 1000 , 1001 , 1002 , 1003 , 1004 and 1005 ) is hereby ✓ epealed . 17 . ARTICLE XI : DISTRICT REGULATIONS : C - B ZONES ( Sections 1100 , 1101 , 1102 , 1103 , 1104 and 1105 ) is hereby ✓ epealed . 18 . Section 400 of ARTICLE IV - ZONE DISTRICTS is hereby amended by deleting any reference to " C - A Zones : Local Commercial " and " C - B Zones : Heavy Commercial " . c5 _37} 19 . Section 1304 is hereby repealed . 20 . A new Article X entitled " Mobile Homes " is hereby e stablished and ordained as follows : " Article X : MOBILE HOMES Section 1000 . The intent and purpose of this article is to establish and identify specific areas where mobile homes may be placed on individual lots and to e stablish the conditions and criteria for the replacement of e xisting mobile homes . Section 1001 . No mobile homes used for a dwelling may be placed , sited , parked , established or allowed to ✓ emain any place in the Town of Dryden unless it complies w ith this Article and with the provisions of the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance . Section 1002 . 1 . Mobile homes shall be an allowed use in the RC Zone . All new placements and all ✓ eplacements shall be installed with a house roof system and house siding system as defined in the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance . 2 . Double wide mobile homes shall be an allowed use in the RB - 1 Zone . 3 . An existing mobile home in a RB Zone may be replaced with only a double wide mobile home . S uch replacement shall be installed with a house roof system and house siding system as defined in the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance . 4 . An existing mobile home in any o ther zone may be replaced with a mobile home of the same size or larger . Such replacement shall be installed with ' a house roof system and house siding system as defined in the Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance . ir 21 . The first sentence of Section 401 is hereby amended to read as follows : " A11 land in the Town of Dryden shall fall within one of the established woes as shown on a map entitled ` Town of Dryden Zoning Map ' originally prepared by Egner & Neiderkorn Assoc . , Inc . and last revised 1 - 28 - 86 . " These amendments shall take effect after publication and as provided by law . corded : Councilman Schlecht Roll call vote - all voting Yes FP' III r The Town Board decided to turn over to the Planning Board the PUD section and have them make recommendations back to the Town Board by June 1st . ( should the acreage be changed , should PUD be left o ut of certain zones or any other recommendations ) Supv Cotterill authorized Clm Hatfield to get in touch with Barbara Caldwell to have this put this on their agenda . if PUBLIC HEARING MONKEY RUN SEWER DISTRICT APRIL 12 , 1988 Supv Cotterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper t o consider the modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted for the Monkey Fun Sewer Dist ( 4 ) in and for said Town , at w hich time the Town Board will hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same . Q UESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS Atty Perkins - the public hearing is required because you are modifying the plan that was previously approved in the initial stages of the formation of the Monkey Run Sewer Dist . These changes • were suggested by the engineers after they were on the site . This d oes not change the total amount which the district was authorized t o bond . It is only a technical correction to the map , plan and ✓ eport that was previously filed . This will cost the district leas money because there will not be a pump station constructed . Rupert Hall - wanted to know who was going to benefit by this district ? S upv Cotterill - at the present time this will only benefit the commercial establishments . Rupert Hall - wanted to know what had to be done to farm a water . and sewer district ? Atty Perkins it is not economically feasible in the first instance to include all of the residential property along Rt 366 , w hich has been studied . You can ' t base initial capital construction o n the water district and sewer district on single family ✓ esidents , This would never get by the State Comptroller . The Town h oard made the decision that the best way to start sewage in this e nd of the town would be to have the bulk users pay for the initial capital construction of the transmission lined . Such time as those are in place , other districts will be considered including the ones you are talking about . Closed public hearing COUNTY ' BRIEFING Co Rep Watros - reported on the landfill issue . Clm Evans - wanted to know what he had voted on and what he was told ? His understanding is that you were told this was just ancillary testing to be done in preparation for preparing the D7 site , and wanted to know if this was correct ? Co Rep Watros - yes that was correct Clm Evans - DEC , based upon what Larry Chase has heard that this is in fact THE site . That the site is unsatisfactory on Lucente land and this is the site to be tested for the landfill itself . This is n ot some ancillary testing , they are testing for the landfill site . E ither you they told you the truth or they didn ' t . The map is here t hat shows the new site that was shown to the Shank ' s , and you are aware of the magnitude of testing they are talking about . He wanted t o know how the County Board could make a decision without knowing t he facts . L arry Chase - made a phone call to Frank Trent of DEC in Kirkwood , N Y . He is the person to whom the two memos were addressed that he h ad acquired from O ' Brien and Gere . Co Rep Tillapaugh - wanted to know why he was directed to Mr Trent ? . Larry Chase - Mr Trent ' s name was on the memos that he had ✓ eceived . The memos were from O ' Brien and Gere to DEC . They d escribed O ' Brien an Gere proposed hydrologically tests at the DR7 site . He had asked Barbara Eckstrom for that material which she checked with Frank Proto , and he said okay , as long as a ✓ epresentative from O ' Brien and Gere was present . Co Rep Tillapaugh - to his knowledge Mr Trent has not been involved . He is the person we have worked with on the Landstrom site . L arry Chase - one of the memos , has stated that future correspondence should be sent to Charles Chernoff in Syracuse . On the other hand these memos were sent to Mr Trent on Feb 12th and March 7th and we received the map that Clm Evans is referring to on March 25th . His difficulties to Mr Chernoff happened through Mr Trent . His expression to him was , as he understands by the e ngineers are planning on the more northerly location to the landfill that they have seen all along . That because of problems they have found while drilling and because of the trout in Mill Creek they have moved their interests to the south . He also stated • that you don ' t do a study this intensive , if you don ' t intend to put it there . In Mr Trent ' s opinion , the extensive set of tests , borings and monitoring wells being proposed , half of which are on the Shank property , half on the Lucente property represent the tests for THE landfill . They are not ancillary tests , extra tests t o get a little bit of extra information . This is the site as he u nderstands it . Everyone he has shown the map to has the same ✓ eaction . Mr Chase said that he has some people in the area ® CROWD , Inc . ( Citizens Resisting Over - dumping in West Dryden ) Y . O . Box 197 , Etna , New York , 13062 • 12 April 1988 To Whom it may concern , The following are my notes from some telephone conversations that I had on 12 April 1988 . I made these calls in an attempt to clarify the apparent differences Fn the two memos from Obrien and Gere to the DEC . The first , dated 12 Febru - ary 1988 , has 6 maps that show the active cell in the " old " location from the phase II report , north of the south - most east - west stream on the Lucente property . The second , dated • 7 March 1988 , has only a single map ( labelled " figure 1 " ) ; that map shows intensive testing on a " new " location south o f that stream and crossing over into the Shank property . I w anted to know if the county plans to move the landfill active cell south as shown in the second map . I asked Bill Mobbs if the new map suggests that the active cell has been moved south to straddle the prop - e rty line between Lucente and Shank . He said that the e ngineers want to test several alternatives as a part o f preparing the dEIS ; they are required to show that 411 they have considered alternative locations . He said that I should not assume that the active cell has been moved , but he did agree that the " thrust of interest " is now to the south of the previous location . I called Empire Soil Investigations in Groton to ask about a neighbor ' s observation that several of Empire ' s ✓ ehicles have gotten stuck on the DR - 7 site and have ✓ equired a bulldozer to get them out of the mud . I was told that Empire cannot comment about events on the site and that I should contact the county officials for further information . Bill Mobbs said that he had no information on that subject and that I should talk to Barbara Eckstrom ( who was not in the office today ) . I ' ll ask her on Wednesday 13 April. 1988 . I called Frank Trent at the DEC in Kirkwood and asked about the new map . He said that the engineers had been planning on developing the originally - indicated loca - tion for the active cell but because of what they found there and because of trout in several streams they have decided to redirect their thrust further south . He said that he understands that the new map shows the area that the engineers want to use as the active cell . I asked about the possibility that they are just gath - ering data on " alternative locations " , to which he responded that " you don ' t do a study like this if you don ' t intend to put the active cell there " . I also PAGE 2 told Mr . Trent about the dug well in the northwest cor - ener of the Shank property and about the observed water level in that well being within 1 - 3 feet of the surface at all times . I also mentioned the groundwater evident in a new foundation excavation at the corner of Wood Road and Etna Road . He seemed interested in that information . These conversations suggest that there is some confusion . The DEC seems to feel that the active cell has been moved south , whereas the county seems to feel that no decisions have been made . I personally feel that the new map shows very clearly that the active cell portion has been moved south and is no longer entirely on the Lucente property but now entends onto the Shank property . CROWD , Inc . Raymond L . Chace , president S looking at the dump and does not have the report yet . He firmly believes however that they will also say that literally these maps show that the landfill has been moved south to be about one - third o n the Shank property and two - thirds on the Lucente property . Clm Evans - felt that the County is testing their way across the Town of Dryden until they come to a suitable site . Larry Chase - has spoken with Bill Mobbs and was told that they w ere just getting some extra data to show DEC that they have looked at some alternative locations in the general area , but did agree w ith him that their thrust of interest has moved south of the I previous location . Co Rep Tillapaugh - the maps that the County had before , have ✓ arious alternatives and that is what they are checking as to where t hey would locate the solid waste landfill . Before they did this t esting they had to design a plan with DEC and have it okayed . He w ants to look at these maps to see whether these areas they are t esting on are near the Shanks property and if this was on the plan that they submitted to DEC before they started working . L arry Chase - the map that he has referred to in his document was ✓ eceived by Mr . Trent on March 25th and this was the map for the t ests which show testing to be done on half of the Shank property and half on the Lucente property . Clm Evans - wanted to know if Barbara kctstrom admitted that the t esting on the DR7 site was very shaky at the construction committee meeting ? to Rep Tillapaugh - no , not that he knew of . to Rep Watros - he asked the question that it seemed to him thi' move indicates that DR7 is shaky but he did not want to quote her , h e sensed concurrence that she might have said yes . E llen Shank a they have never been contacted by the County in all o f this time , and she has been to their board meetings . They only mentioned that they were considering Mr Luoentes property . h im Evans - the map has a dark line which he assumes would be the maximum , and the Shank property even extends out of that . If this is the correct map it will take even more property that is not located in the specified DR7 site to build the landfill . Clm Schlecht - essentially they have moved on to a new site , and t hey are willing to to on by declaring eminent domain , but they w ouldn ' t do that 1111. Dandy . Clm Evans - they wouldn ' t use eminent domain anywhere else . The ✓ eason DR7 was selected with the criteria was that you could he I 410 what you wanted and wanted to know if all of the rules have been changed ? It looks like the testing is going to be done in West Dryden until you can find a place , since you have already gone off t he site . This should constitute a new site . Atty Perkins - wanted to know how the test vehicles were getting on the sites ? Co Rep Watros - he thought they were using Wood Rd . Atty Perkins - thought that the County should convey to Mr . Mobbs and Mr . Proto and anyone operating a vehicle that Wood Rd is a Town Rd and is posted with a S ton weight limit and has been posted for sometime . He will ask Hwy Supt Gilbert to make sure they are still posted as such . If there is a vehicle there that is in excess of S t on someone will be issued a summons . Clm Schlecht - the Town Board has asked the County each month as to w hether or not the County has taken any other action as to look at alternative sites . Have they begun to test other sites in the County ? Co Rep Watros - at their meeting yesterday there was a discussion t o allocate funds to O ' Brien and Gere to look at 8 backup additional sites , a more detailed look at 5 sites and then the ultimate selection of 3 sites . This is moving forward and you will see Board action at the next meeting for O ' Brien and Gere to start . Atty Perkins has the 8 sites in the Phase 1 study . Clm Evans - there is a rumor that Landstrom shows no water pollution with the testing that DEC has done . Co Rep Tillapaugh - DEC does claim that there is water pollution t here . Clm Evans - felt that the Town of Dryden is being had because the County keeps changing the rules and being completely dishonest with the Town of Dryden . They are not willing to follow their original ✓ ules that they set up . If the County is willing now to condemn the Town of Dryden land , why haven ' t they been willing to condemn any other land . He wants to know why they are only willing to condemn o nly Town of Dryden land ? Co Rep Watros - agreed with Clm Evans . He thought that with this o ther backup site you might see some forced entry on these other 8 sites . Clm Evans - you have to admit that the County has not made every e ffort not to bother with forced entry on the other sites , and they h ave not operated in good faith . Also the environmentalist for O ' Brien and Gere said that this was the worst landfill site he had e ver seen . Co Rep Tillapaugh - would like to see a copy of his report . L arry Chase - did have permission to go on the Shank property and there is a dug well on the property and the water is 1 foot from t he surface of the ground . This was mentioned to the Solid Waste Committee yesterday that this is just as wet as the Lucente property . Also CROWD is going to have a press conference on Thursday morning . S i I i Co Rep Tillapaugh - reported on Pinckney RD bridge . Plans for 401 construction is in late 1989 . There is a problem with the Dewitt Historical Society in Ithaca and Dryden . They do not want the bridge removed . They want it rehabilitated and left there for use . It was built by the Groton Bridge Co . in the 1000 ' s , They are t rying to get it established in the State registrar . Right now the bridge plans are on hold until this is resolved . The bridge will n ot hold the weight limit of fire trucks as it is at the moment . COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Clm Garlock - attended the ACC meeting concerning the timetable for ✓ ebuilding of the cable system . The Town of Dryden is scheduled for 1989 . Also attended a meeting at BOCFS regarding employee safety ✓ ight to now law . ATTORNEY Atty Perkins - reported that all of the Town of Dryden polling places are made accessible to the handicap and in compliance . S nyder Hill Rd - bond anticipation note was issued this week for ]. year . S everal matters far executive session Sent a draft copy of rules and regulations for enforcement of New York State Fire Prevention and Building Code , Rules . Laws t O rdinances pertaining to building and construction to Board members . Reported on progress of access to proposed Dryden Lake recreation area with the Village of Dryden . RESOLUTION # 85 MONKEY RUN SEWER DISTRICT ( 4 ) MODIFICATION Motion was made by Clm Schiertt and seconded by Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes ( original in minute book ) RESOLUTION # 86 BOND RESOLUTION - MONKEY RUN SEWER DIST Motion was made by Clm Evans and seconded by Clm Schlecht Roll call vote - all voting Yes ( original in minute book ) TOWN CLERK RESOLUTION # 87 AUTHORIZE TOWN CLERK TO ATTEND CONSERVATION SEMINAR Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that this Town Board authorize Town Clerk Lloyd to attend conservation seminar in Cortland and to pay expenses . 2nd Clm Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes Atty Perkins - reported on coordination of titles for the e nforcement officer and he will attempt to come up with an appropriate title . 59.. -4L - &Z,�'rl A RESOLUTION APPROVING A PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE PLAN OF SEWERAGE HERETOFORE ADOPTED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN , TOMPKINS COUNTY , NEW YORK , FOR THE MONKEY RUN SEWER DISTRICT ( 4 ) IN SAID TOWN . WHEREAS , pursuant to proceedings heretofore had and taken in accordance with the provisions of Article 12 -A of the Town Law , the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , has heretofore established the Monkey Run Sewer Distict ( 4 ) in said Town and has adopted a plan of sewerage therefor ; and WHEREAS , a resolution was duly adopted by said Town Board on March 29 , 1988 , specifying the 12th day of April , 1988 , at 7 : 30 o ' clock P . M . , Prevailing Time , at the Town Hall , 65 East Main Street , in Dryden , New York , in said Town , as the time when and the place where said Town Board would meet for the purpose of holding a public hearing to hear all persons interested in the consideration of a proposed modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted by said Sewer District ; and WHEREAS , notice of such public hearing was duly published and posted in the manner and within the time prescribed by law , and proof of said publication and posting has been duly presented to said Town Board ; and WHEREAS , said public hearing was duly held at the time and place set forth in the notice of said public hearing , as aforesaid , at which all persons desiring to be heard were duly heard ; and WHEREAS , said Town Board has duly considered the proposed modification of the plan of sewerage , the particulars of which are as follows : . c • - 2- 374 1 ) Delete 5 , 000 linear feet of 8 " diameter gravity sewer 2 ) Delete one pump station with forcemain ® . 3)) Substitute approximately 6 , 450 linear feet of 10 " diameter gravity sewer from the Route 366 connection , extending along the railroad right - of -way to a point approximately 250 feet from the Route 13 right -of -way . NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED , by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , as follows : Section 1 . The proposed . modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted by the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) in and for the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , as described in the preambles hereof , is hereby approved . Section 2 . This resolution shall take effect immediately . Th question of the adoption of the foregoing -s•olut� was duly put to asrte on roll call , which resulted -Cs follows : Sisor Cotterill P Zrv� e .V TING Aye Councilman vans VOTING Aye Councilman S.>1k cht VOTING Aye Cou5s$011.4an Hatfielc VOTING Aye Councilman Garlock 0. ING Aye he resolution was thereupon declared duly dopted . • e 4,7 C • A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF APPROXIMATELY 8000 LINEAR FEET OF 8 INCH SEWER MAIN AND APPROXIMATELY 6 , 450 LINEAR FEET OF 10 INCH SEWER MAIN , TOGETHER WITH PUMP STATION , GATE VALVES , NECESSARY APPURTENANCES AND LAND AND RIGHTS IN LAND IN AND FOR THE MONKEY RUN SEWER DISTRICT ( 4 ) OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN , TOMPKINS COUNTY , NEW YORK , AT A MAXIMUM ESTIMATED COST OF $ 933 , 000 , AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $ 933 , 000 SERIAL B ONDS OF SAID TOWN TO PAY THE COST THEREOF . WHEREAS , pursuant to proceedings heretofore had and t aken in accordance with the provisions of Article 12 - A of t he Town Law , and more particularly an order dated April 12 , 1988 , the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , N ew York , has established the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) of the Town of Dryden ; WHEREAS , pursuant to proceedings heretofore had and ® taken , and more particularly a bond resolution dated July 14 , 19 87 , the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York authorized the purchase and installation of approximately 13 , 000 linear feet of 8 inch sewer main , together with pump stations , gate valves , necessary appurtenances and land and rights - in - land in and for the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , at a maximum estimated cost of $ 933 , 000 and further authorized the issuance of $ 933 , 000 serial bonds of such Town to pay the cost thereof ; WHEREAS , pursuant to proceedings heretofore had and t aken , and more particularly ( 1 ) a resolution dated March • 29 , 1988 , calling a public hearing to consider a proposed a modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted by ft $ ? • • _ 2 _ said Town , and ( 2 ) a resolution , dated April 12 , 1988 , approving a proposed modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , for the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) in said Town , the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York approved a proposed modification of the plan of sewerage heretofore adopted by said Town Board ; WHEREAS , it is now desired to authorize the purchase and installation of approximately 8 , 000 linear feet of 8 inch sewer main and approximately 6 , 450 linear feet of 10 inch sewer main , together with pump station , gate valves , necessary appurtenances and land and rights - in - land , for said Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) , as more fully set forth in the order establishing said Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) and the subsequent proceedings described herein , and to provide for the financing thereof ; and WHEREAS , all conditions precedent to the financing of the capital project hereinafter described , including compliance with the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act , have been performed ; NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED , by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden . Tompkins County , New York as follows : Section _ 1 . The bond resolution dated July 14 , 1987 , of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , • 4 New York , authorizing the purchase and installation of . - . -- . - - -. - - Ii - 3 - ® approximately 13 , 000 linear feet of 8 inch sewer main together with pump stations , gate valves , necessary appurtenances and land and rights - in - land for the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , at a maximum estimated cost of $ 933 , 000 and further authorizing the issuance of $ 933 , 000 serial bonds of said Town to pay the cost thereof is hereby superceded ; S ection 2 . The purchase and installation of approximately 8 , 000 linear feet of 8 inch sewer main and approximately 6 , 450 linear feet of 10 inch sewer main , together with pump station , gate valves , necessary appurtenances and land and rights - in - land , for the Monkey Run Sewer District ( 4 ) of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York , as more fully described in the aforesaid proceedings , at a maximum estimated cost of $ 933 , 000 is hereby authorized . S ection 3 . The plan for the financing of the aforesaid specific object or purpose is by the issuance of $ 933 , 000 serial bonds of said Town hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the provisions of the Local Finance Law . Further details pertaining to said bonds will be prescribed in a further resolution or resolutions of this Town Board . S ection 4 . It is hereby determined that the period of probable usefulness of the aforesaid specific object or 411 J 5Y- 0 - 4 - ® purpose . is forty years , pursuant to subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11 . 00 of the Local Finance Law . It is hereby further determined that the maximum maturity of the serial bonds herein authorized will exceed five years . Section 5 . Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance Law , the power to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance and sale of the serial bonds herein authorized , including ✓ enewals of such notes , is hereby delegated to the S upervisor , the chief fiscal officer . Such notes shall be o f such terms , form and contents , and shall be sold in such manner , as may be prescribed by said Supervisor , consistent w ith the provisions of the Local Finance Law . ® Section 6 . The faith and credit of said Town of D ryden , Tompkins County , New York , are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds as the same respectively become due and payable . There shall be annually assessed upon and collected from the several lots and parcels of land within said Monkey Run S ewer District ( 4 ) deemed benefited by the improvement , so much upon and from each as shall be in just proportion to the amount of the benefit which the improvement shall confer u pon the same , an amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest on said bonds as the same become due , but if not • -57- • - 5 - 0 paid from such source , all the taxable real property in said Town shall be subject to the levy of ad valorem taxes without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as the same shall become due . Section 7 _ The validity of such bonds and bond anticipation notes may be contested only if : 1 ) Such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for which said Town is not authorized to e xpend money , or 2 ) The provisions of law which should be complied w ith at the date of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with , and an ® action , suit or proceeding contesting such ✓ alidity is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication , or 3 ) Such obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution . Section 8 . This resolution , which takes effect immediately , shall be published in full in The Ithaca Journal , the official newspaper , together with a notice of the Town Clerk in substantially the form provided in Section 81 . 00 of the Local Finance Law . i Request for updating computers at Town Hall . Clm Evans was t ® appointed to look into the system for need of updating . ZONING OFFICER - report given to Board members CORRESPONDENCE Ambulance report Dog report City of Ithaca - gift of tree to Town Assessment review - May 10th - 3 : OOPM to 6 : PM H IGHWAY H wy Supt Gilbert reported that the 2 underground storage tanks have been removed . FINANCIAL REPORT - given to Board members J USTICE REPORT - $ 5482 . 00 RESOLUTION # 88 TRANSFER FUNDS FROM FUND BALANCE TO A8030 . 400 Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that this Town Board authorize the Supv to transfer ® $ 50 , 000 . 00 from fund balance to A8030 . 4000 research . 2nd Clm Evans Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION # 89 TRANSFER FUNDS FROM UNAPPROPRIATED FUND BALANCE TO SS2 - 8130 . 210 AND SS2 - 8130 . 400 Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that this Town Board authorize the Supv to transfer $ 2 , 000 . 00 to SS2 - 8130 . 210 and $ 14 , 000 . 00 to SS2 - 8130 . 400 from unappropriated fund balance . 2nd Clm Schlecht Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION # 90 AUDIT GENERAL FUND BILLS Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that the general fund bills be paid as audited . ( $ 56 , 756 . 56 ) RESOLUTION # 91 AUDIT HIGHWAY FUND BILLS Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that the highway fund bills be paid as audited . • ( $ 28 , 594 . 46 ) 2nd Clm Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes - � r YORK . I TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRY DEN, NEW P. O. BOX 516 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 ® • 607-844-9120 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Region ZONING OFFICE Date : April 12th , 1988 To : Members of the Dryden Town Board From : Henry M . Slater , Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Office Town of Dryden 65 E . Mian Street Dryden , New York 13053 Sub . : March 88 Report Gemtlemen : Building Permits : During the month of March 88 there were 8 building permits issued and are as follows : A - 1 Single Family Structures , new starts : ( tr ) A - 1 Extend existing Single Family Structure : 0 ) 1kA= 1 Convert basement of Single Family Structure to living area : ( 1 ) C - 7 Miscellaneous ; Extend Pump House for Mobile Home Park : ( 1 ) C - 14 . 1 Erect a Pole Barn for private use : 0 ) Certificates of Occupancy : There were ( 8 ) Certificates of Occupancy issued . There was ( 1 ) Certificate of Compliance issued . There were ( 5 ) Fire Investigations , ( 3 ) Chimney and ( 2 ) Structural . There were ( 9 ) Public Safety Inspections . Zoning Variance Hearings : g a e gs : There were no variance requests for March 88 . Update : During the month of March the last of the necessary arrangements were completed to get . the , " Junk Car Removal " going . Thanks to the help of Karl we were able to get some press coverage . As a result of that action people have been calling here to get more detail of how to get their vehicles removed . I ' ve attached a copy of the fine article that Karl wrote for your review . Thank you Karl ! As a result , I ' rn covering the roads one afternoon a week spoting non - compling vehicles . There are easily several hundred vehicles that do not comply . I ' m guessing that by the end of the summer that I will have covered all roads . This may or may not hold . I ' ll have to recover all roads at least once just to verify removal after notices have been issued . CC : loyd , Dryden Town Clerk] M . Perkins Esq . , Dryden Town Atty . TOWN OF DRYDEN • D:R.YDEN, NEW YORK .• 1 IP. O. BOX 516 65 EAST MAIN STREET. DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607- 944-9120 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Region ZONING OFFICE Date : April 12th , 1988 To : Members of the " Site Plan Review Board " From : Henry M . Slater , Zoning 6 Building Code Enforcement Office Sub . : 1 ) . !Hatfield Parking Plan for Office Exchange Review of this date . 2 ) . Site Plan Review Application for , J . & C . Leasing Co . Inc . Gentlemen : Please find attached a copy of the parking plan suhm iitbed : Iby Roger Hatfield for Site Plan Review of this evening . He is proposing open type parking . He . is considering both the craft shop and the new office • building . Section 1400 . 9 & . 1O would require parking For 35 vehicles For the office use and 2300 square feet for the craft shop . As you will note , he has included two areas which total 8981 square feet ° This allow for about 50 vehicles at any one time . Both drives would exit: on to North Road . This will not be more than 60 % total coverage of the 38 , 425 lot area . Please find a package from Kasonic Builders for a " Site Plan Review " for proposed new warehouse for their client J . E C . Leasing . J . & C . Leasing is better known as , " Burruss Transfer " and is located at the corner of Lower Creek Road & Rt . 13 in the M . A . Zoning District . • Since time is short , the applicant is requesting that a hearing be scheduled prior to the next Town Board meeting . Site Plan Review notices require a 10 day posting and the Ithaca Journal requires a min . of 3 days lead prior to the posting date . Please relay your wishes on this issue . Thank you , � ( em.(sy �j�. � �;:: Henry 'M . Slater CC : S . Lloyd , Dryden Tcwsn Clerk M . Perkins Esq . , Dryden Town Atty . 4 11111 . • TO 7‘1•09-1)(1) 6 --z.ii,A,,,afr . . . x .... v. I U1 1 I‘\ , ik\‘. '. \ V. f . . . \N', ..a%■■.ti>;t JI . • C-1 . C. "'" n t e r tine ) i 1.4 • \411. . N .k*- 1. 4d ‘. taNi`k , \ \ I. \ IN . .. \ ‘ .%‘‘ \* • i \ . \ !,\ .\it . \ Is--- • . ', i ( 2 .4 N . ,. )‘ • . ..‘ k $-- Cs L.:...\ \\ \ \ --:\\* t C .-:\ ' k,t in 3 \\\*. 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I r11r ! lrrnl rrl the 1 nl )!(' 1 1 rrk, I ; , ' , it 11•:oiJINc OFFICE Date. : April 20th , 19 (R To : All I.lenlhers of 111 ” Itnn , or I) rvrl ( • I , Liming Board r , I Appeals From : Ilr' nry M . Slate ' , 7nninn r Ru i I r,I i rice Code En Ior ' cr nu • r , l' Office It•iii of Dryden 65 E . Rain St re " I I ) ry ! It' 11 , Dew Vol . ! I ( I ; { • Sub . : Agenda for the tt : ly 31 . 11 , 1988 Z . R . A . Hearing IIir1111 Pear Members : ( ' lear, c he advi !- " I thug there wi I l by ( 3 ) Illrarintr : and are as follows : 7 : f) (4 P . M . bonaId F. Jessie ie r ; • ' I • • r , l Iter LaI• ayr • tf (' Road CorI band Hew York 13045 ale requesting S1 " . 11 i . ln • ' c• to c (onlvI ' PI a single family structure at 1635 Dryden ftond in : In P . R . - 1 Zoning 'District t to a f, c. la . • F Breakfast Hbsiness . Defeated 5 to 0 , no case for variance . 1 : $ 1 r; 1'' . 11 . SP limorhy Thorna •; ! 11 ?IIJ Dryden Ilarfr r ( I Road I.) ryrlen , tlrt•: York is requesting Ti variance t (? r ^ . I 11 . I i ' 1I a t•r( , r')II working and wood processing shop at or • rtl . r, Ill • 421 Dryden 11 . o lord It( , a ( I in an R . R . 7 ( • nintl District . Please be advised rhat in Angus' 11 / , 111 . ' howls rr . 11u ' ted a var- ianre% to establish a Sarr Mill It115in .. : 7, s at ' hi • . . ! tale location . the rr' ( Itlr • •' t writ; denied . Defeated 4 to 1 , ' Mr- . Roger Re nlr I I f ;" ; ! ? Bone Plain Ro,rnl I ' r• rry i I I „ IIet , York is requesting 0 variance to r • • 1 , I , trr• I , If-, fire di ^. I roIed IIIOhi 1r'• I1r ,I11e at 258 Bone Plain Road in all R . C . Zonin • ' rtir I I ir : l with a replacement mobile home . rleasr' note that III ' • nrti mobile Ii „me oI rJinance hat; 1101. yet ': rlkrn ', ffrr_ t and i f II •, d , that the 1 , r • , 1 , 1 , :? r` rJ Ilr j ;r' ', Ii . 11 l • l nor comply vii III the r , rr : lr , :l r' r • . The reason would be that • 1hr • Thane dl;lr : tl '' Il : trr r1 peak - roof or Ili, u ': r` I' Ypr. ^. irlinq • Granted 5 to 0 , applicant must comply with all requirements R : Ici ' . ii . of article ( I0 ) by 1I - I - 88 . , Steven A . Wood 1 • , Ie • rllr :; lillg a variance to erect a home at or about 382 West Dryden Road Ill 1. I , , ., Itt the required 125 ' of public road frontage . Mr . t hrs . Donald Wood Sr . , ( S . A . Woods ) parents would like to deed him 2 , 5 acres of land that would have ve 30 ' of public road frontage . See cpy , of site plan for details . Granted 5 to 0 . 6 / RESOLUTION # 92 AUDIT CAPITAL FUND BILLS Cim Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that the capital fund bills be paid as audited ( $ 31 , 039 . 11 ) DISCUSSION There was discussion regarding the leak in the Town Hall roof , also the roof on the highway building should be looked at . The building committee will look into this and make a recommendation . Letter from the State Cable Commission that the Town franchise with American Community Cablevision expires in 1991 . This requires action 3 years prior to the expiraticin date . Adjourned : 10 : 00PM •%� Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk CO