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Home My WebLink About1990-09-06 / 4( • TOWN BOARD MEETING SEPTEMBER 6 , 1990 S Supv Schug - called the meeting to order at 7 : 30PM Members and guests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance Roll call was by the Town Clerk : P resent : Supv Schug , Clm Roberts , Clm Walbridge , Clm H atfield , Clm Corrigan , Atty Perkins and Z . 0 . Slater APPROVAL_ OF THE MINUTES Motion was made by Clm Roberts and seconded by Clm Corrigan that the minutes of the July 24 , 1990 be approved as submitted . Motion was made by Clm Roberts and seconded by Clm Hatfield that the minutes of the August 14 , 1990 be approved as submitted . CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR B ill Bailey from Bailey Insurance - gave written report to board members and went over some of the different plans for the town . H e would 1 ike to try and get an umbrella quotation of 2 or million dollars on top of the 1 million that the town now has . This has been unavailable to municipalities until the last several months . When he gets the information he would like to ® present the town a quote . S upv Schug -- would like Bill to get a quote regarding the underground tanks as soon as possible . COUNTY BRIEFING Co . Rep Watros - the county is working on their budget and they figure on a 10 percent increase in the levy Co . Rep Evans - reported on DR7 that a member of the Army Corp of E ngineers is going to rule that they had jurisdiction over the wet lands on DR7 . He feels that the county should start looking at other sites and will do what he can to get that moving . The County voted on giving the option of splitting the tax bill in partial payments which he did not support because he felt that it was a trap . S upv Schug - he received a letter near the end of August from K athy West stating that a resolution has to be adopted by the t own board no later than October 1 , 1990 . He asked Atty Perkins to write and ask for an extension of time since the board has not h ad time to really study the resolution . Co . Rep Watros - did not see any problem with that . The whole board did not totally support it but now Mr . Shurtleff has swayed the majority of the board in his favor . His concern and several ®. p � OZe. TB9 - 6 - 94 page 2 41, ether board members felt that they were getting into the business of managing other peoples money . — Mr . Waltman wants to get out of the political controversy with the soil testing at the DR7 site . Co . Rep Watros feels that now they are going to have difficulty with getting a panel of experts that wi 11 be satisfactory to both points of view . Co . Rep Evans - he feels there is support on the board to make sure that it w i l l be a reasonable review . The county board also ✓ oted to raise the cost of the trash tags to LSO a tag . Clrn Walbridge - wanted to knew if they have extended the time for L ar, dstrom to stay open . Co . Rep Evans - the county is saying 3 years , but could be up to 5 or 6 years . CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Bob Watros - representing Centel Telephone Co . -° in talking with their engineering dept . and they are going to look at a proposal that would involve underground service near the West Dryden Community Center . There does seem to be a series of buried culverts adjacent to the old church property which their cable might be in the way if the culverts have to be replaced . They are ® taking a second look at will get back to Supv Schug . ATTORNEY Atty Perkins - Z . 0 . Slater would like him to prosecute George S tetscor, in the Town of Dryden Justice Court on the unlawful trailers on Bone Plain Rd . RESOLUTION # 225 STETSON PROPERTY ZONING ORDINANCE VIOLATIONSM Clrn Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that this Town Board authorize Atty Perkins to take all n ecessary procedures in representing the Town of Dryden in J ust ice Court against George Stetson for zoning violations . 2nd C1m Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes S upv Schug - scheduled meeting on Sept 20th at 7 : 00PM for Mark S tevens application . He asked Z . O . Slater to have a notice put in the paper and to notify all of the neighbors and residents that w ere here at the time of the hearing . Town Engineer -° w i l l meet with T G Miller tomorrow so then we will be able to have a report regarding Wilcox drainage under new 411 Hall Rd and drainage on site to Hall Woods Rd . 3 TB9 - 6 - 90 page u Town Engineer Schlecht - recommended that at the present time the town not take any action for the culvert under Hall Woods Rd since there is no eminent danger to the road or property at the present t irne . J im Willard - thought there is concern there after the rain storms they have had the water level came almost all the way across the road . There was a provision that during construction they were supposed to control the run off and one of the aspects was to reduce the pipe size . S upv Schug - said that he would follow up on that . ZONING OFFICER - report given to board members . Z . O . Slater -- reported that at the t irne of the staking for the plantings of the buffer zone at the Wilcox site Kathy Wolf would like a representative from the neighborhood near Wilcox Press , a town board member or someone from the zoning office to be present . It was decided that Jim Willard , and Z . O . Slater would be present at the time of staking for the trees and elm Walbridge if needed and was available . Z . O . Slater - the English zoning violation is in the court process at the present time . Unsafe structure for Varn is no action will be taken until Oct . 1st . If no action is taken by Oct 1st Hwy Supt Gilbert will get bids for removal and dispose of the ® unsafe structure on the Varn property with expenses added to his tax bill . Z . O . Slater - regarding Al Pizza Jack Baker will be making a f ormal application since there was a misunderstanding about the drive up window and the way it was presented at the public h earing . S upv Schug -- NYSE & G is changing their driveway and since there was no building Henry did not ask for site plan approval and should have since there would be drainage involved . Henry is in the process of asking NYSE & G as to how they are handling the d ownstream drainage . A question was also raised about what will happen when they flush the water tank behind NYSE & G . He thought that the drainage problem should be addressed . Atty Perkins -- wanted to know if NYSE & G received site plan approval when they made their addition and the revised parking lot was not part of that application . Z . U . Slater -- at that time they indicated there was no change in capacity of workers and they did not proposed to do anything with the parking lot . NYSE & G did contact him to see if they needed to d o anything when they changed their parking lot . They did not say they were changing the size so he did not feel that it would be covered under the site plan review . GEORGE SCHLECHT SUR1tYORS & ENGINEERS 12{] N0)(114 Si, P.0 , BOX 1108 DRYDEN , Fill. 13053 TELEPHONE: 607-844-8837 FAX fi07-844•9609 6O7-S11-32013 September 6 , 1990 Mr . Peter Trazze BrydenaTrozze Architects P S tation Square 45 Lewis Street B inghamton , New York 13901 Re : Intermediate Care Facility Abbott Road , Dryden , New York D ear Mr , Trozze It was a pleasure talking to you the other night at the Town board meeting . At the conclusion of the meeting X understood that you were planning on sending me prints of the site plan details . As yet I h ave not received them . Perhaps you have already delivered the plans to the Town O ffice although I ' ve checked with Henry Slater and he does not believe so . If not , would you please let me know when we may be receiving the necessary details . Also , have you had any luck in talking to New York State Electric and Gas to clarify why they feel the need for installing primary service at this location ? B est regards , George Schlecht Town Engineer D ryden , New York G CS : gh cc : Henry Slater James Schug lrig TB9-- 6 -90 page 4 ® HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT RESOLUTION # 2 2. 6 RESCIND RESOLUTION! fi t EEC, Cirn Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that this Town Board rescind Resolution 0206 accepting the trailer bid . 2nd Clm Walbridge Roll call vote a all voting Yes S upv Schuq - there was a request from Hwy Supt to install a computerized time clock for the highway department not to exceed $ 1 , 500 . 00 . It would give a computer print out of time and total hours worked . Clm Carrigan -- questioned what it had for hard copies for his record and would like to look into this time clock a little more before she makes a decision . HIGHWAY INVENTORY - copy in minute bock. Hwy Supt Gilbert - questioned leave of absence for active duty f or people in the reserves . The town policy is active reserve d uty the town will reimburse the town employee for the difference between wages the employee earns while on active reserve duty and their normal wages . It does not state any length of time and he was concerned about that if they were called to active duty . Clm Corrigan - she would check but after a certain length of time you become subject to a state military law . H wy Supt Gilbert -- he received two bids on a loader which has to be acted can within 30 days . They were opened on Aug 13th Clm Walbridge - wanted to know if it could be acted upon to accept the bid subject to Atty Perkins approval ? Motion was made by Clm Walbridge that this Town Board accept the low bid for a John Deere loader . Harold Shoemaker from Syracuse Supply said that they submitted the lowest bid that met specifications . Their delivery date was set up on a 10 day delivery and based on the award and acceptance of the machine that is when the clock would start running on the lease agreement . If he delivered his machine the same day they d elivered their machine his machine and interest rate is less , so h is would be the lowest bid as far as payments , trade difference and total cost . Clm Roberts - wanted to knew if he was tel about a 1989 or 1990 machine . RUN DACE 09 -05- 1990 AT 09 : 38 : 19 PAGE 1 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 1WN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30- 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID 1 ) TRUCK # 1 PICKUP 1988 $ 8 , 974 . 00 GO 1B7HD14Y1JS756603 2 ) TRUCK # 1A - PICK - UP 1984 $ 7 , 944 . 41 GO 2GTDC14H7E1534364 3 ) TRUCK # 2 - DUMP 1983 $ 9 , 148 . 55 GO 1GDHC34T8DV527899 4 ) TRUCK # 3 1990 $ 16 , 498 . 00 GO 1 GBHC34K7LE 198787 5 ) TRUCK # 4 - SNOW EQUIP & DUMP 1985 $ 81 , 678 . 00 GO 1GDT9E4J0FV503909 6 ) TRUCK # 5 - TANDEM 1991 $ 86 , 705 . 00 4V2JCBDF5MR809322 7 ) TRUCK # 5A - TANDEM 1969 $ 14 , 000 . 00 GO 69599 8 ) TRUCK # 6 - SNOW EQUIP 1988 $ 799115 . 00 GO 1GDT9E4JXJV601015 9 ) TRUCK # 7 - TRACTOR 1969 $ 7 , 496 . 00 FA N361TLY - 22 ° 71036 1O ) TRUCK # 8 - FUEL TANKER 1964 $ 20 , 450 . 00 FA 63489 11 ) TRUCK #9 ° W / SNOW EQUIP 1974 $ 40 , 485000 GO 83744 12 ) TRUCK # 10 - TANDEM W / SNOW E 1975 $ 43 , 985 . 00 GO 84265 13 ) TRUCK # 11 - 4 x 4 W / :SNOW EQ 1989 $ 100 , 194 . 00 GO 2M2S141C5KC001089 14 ) TRUCK 0012 - SINGLE AXLE W / SN 1989 $ 74 , 590 . 00 GO 1M2P197Y7KW00 5817 15 ) TRUCK # I3 - DUMP 1968 $ 1 , 125 . 00 GO 8096120332 198 16 ) TRUCK # 14 - DUMP W / SNOW 1979 $ 56 , 2770e4 GO C49EJ9V126858 RUN DATE 09 - 05 - 1990 AT 09 : .i38 : 37 PAGE 2 ICI ') ENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 4110 - JWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS DATE OF INNVENTORY 9 -- 30 - 199 + YEAR PURCHASE DESCkIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE GOND ID ## 17 ) TRUCK # 15 - TRACTOR W / SNOW E 1969 $ 239920 . 020 GO 70039 1B ) TRUCK ## 16 - W / SNOW EQUIP 197O 35 , 65Z . 00 FA 822288 i 19 } TRUCK # 17 - PICKUP 1989 $ 8 , 974 . 00 0 GO 167HU14Y6 ,187682OO 20 ) TRUCK 018 - SNOW & BODY 1988 t 61 , 490 . 00 GCS 4V2SCFsCF35U501452 21 ) WEEPER # 19 9 1 / 29 1990 $ 2 , 775 . 00 GO 90341- 5 E ) TRUCK 020 -- PICK - UP 1984 $ 7 , 944 . 41 FA 2GTDC14HiE153472 i 23 ) BULLDOZER - 421 1972 $ 3696SØØ GO 96 -1E788 2 + } CR IOER 022 1984 $ 579969 . 00 GO 27V747a . 2 ) TRUCK 423 - TRACTOR 1986 3 60 , 994 . 010 GC) 1 GDT9F4R7GVi38377 261 TRUCK 024 - DUMP W / 5NQW EQUI 1972 $ 35 , 665 . 00 SO 76 364 27 ) CO1DER # 25 1966 $ 829554 . 00 130 99Y +04463 28 ) LOADER * 26 - WHEEL 1973 1t 52 , 097 . 00 CO 76 ,J6732 29 ) TRUCK # 27 - W / 1NDW EQUIP and 1982 $ 844 293 . 00 GO 1GDT9E4JALVSR1222 30 ) EXCAVATOR # 26 1985 $ 177 , 870 . 00 GO 86240 31 ) E CAYATOR ## 29 1965 1} 8 , 450 . 00 GO 3713568 32 } TRAILER # 31 - V -BUTTON 1966 $ 3 , 500 . 00 SO A155025 RUN DATE 09 -- 05 - 1990 AT 09 : 38 : 42 PAGE 3 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT S IWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30 - 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID it 33 ) TRAILER # 32 1979 $ 33 , 022 . 26 GO 8069 3 4 ) TRAILER # 33 - V BOTTOM DUMP 1959 $ 2 , 500 . 00 GU 2094 1 35 ) TRAILER # 34 -• V BO 'T' TOM DUMP 1959 $ 2 , 650 . 00 FA 2111 36 ) TRUCK # 35 - DUMP 1967 $ 1 , 200 . 00 FA CE637T113527 37 ) TRA I LER # 36 - SEMI 1964 $ 2 , 950 . 00 FA 900125 38 ) TRAILERR # 37 - DUMP 1970 $ 8 , 300 . 00 GO 7598 ® 39 ) TRA I LER # 38 - DUMP 1954 $ 975 . 00 FA FW89421 40 ) SHOULDER MACHINE # 40 0 $ 975 . 00 FA 990 - 158 41 ) LAWN TRACTOR # 41 1967 $ 4 , 580 . 00 GO 58978 42 ) MOWER ATTACHMENT # 42 1987 $ 3 , 900 . 00 GO 8713157 43 ) ROLLER # 43 1978 $ 33 , 200 . 00 GO 1812 - 137874 44 ) CHIPPER - # 44 1986 $ 13 , 497 . 35 GO 502 45 ) SCREEN •- # 45 1978 $ 42 , 990 . 00 GO 46 ) SPREADER # 46 1978 $ 4 , 500 . 00 GO 560 - 12 - 3085 - 004 47 ) SPREADER # 47 1978 $ 4 , 500 . 00 GO 560 - 12 - 3086 -004 III 48 ) SPREADER # 48 1986 $ 49740 . 00 GO RUN DATE 09 - 05 - 199121 AT 09 : 38 : 47 PAGE 4 INVENTORY Or I-'IICHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EOUiI' MENT 10 - 3WN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF T ❑ MPI4INS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30- 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE CONIC ID 49 ) SPREADER 049 1979 $ 44 500 . 00 GO 560 - 12 - 188 - 004 50 ) SPREADER # 50 -' SAND / CINDER 1986 $ 49 334 . O@ GO 11125 51 ) SPREADER ##+ 51 1961 $ i? , 000 . 00 GO 560 - 121°1377600B 52 ) SPREADER # 52 - CONVEYOR 1990 $ 2 , 9@0 . 00 GO 53 ) SPREADER # 53 � MATERIAL 1932 1 29962 . 00 GO 0560 - 12-3558- 006 5f, ) SPREADER * 54 - MATERIAL 1984 $ 49 79L . 38 GO 560- 12- 3900008 55 ) SPREADER 145S MATERIAL 1979 $ E , 942 . 00 60 0560 - 9 - 3306005 56 ) 5PR %DER # 56 MATERIAL 1937 $ 49 583 . 75 GO 57 ) SPREADER * 57 - STONE 1975 3 , 769 . 00 GO 1074483 58 ) SPREADER # 58 -- MATERIAL 1966 $ 4 , 900 . 00 GO 4918- 87 9 ) SNOW WING # 59 1977 $ 6 , 7 i . VD GO BO ) TRACTOR -- # 60 W / Ci1R 1990 $ 189113 . 00 GU 13042933 61 ) DNE WAY SNO PLOW ( USED ) 0 700 . 00 GO 6 ) MOWER I- SI DI_ MOUNT 1991 $ 11 , 143 . 0t2i GO 63 ) TWO WAY RADIO - CUMMUNI CAT TO 1977 $ 26 , 306 . 50 GO 64 ) RADIO UNIT - MAXTRAC 1989 $ 452 . 00 4E8FPfAi741 RUN DATE 09 - 05 - 1990 AT 09 : 38 : 52 PAGE 5 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT " OWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS III DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30 - 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID # 65 ) RAD I O UNIT 1987 $ 482 . 50 GO 475FM82747 66 ) RADIU 1989 $ 659 . 50 428FPU22 07 67 ) RADIO 1989 $ 659 . 50 428FPU2208 68 ) RADIO W / EXTERNAL SPEAKER 1930 $ 416 . 00 4 �.2 8HGlLi 192 69 ) RADIO W / EXTERNAL SPEAKER 1990 $ 416 . 00 428H0L1193 70 ) VACUUM - 10 GAL WET / DRY 1987 $ 127 . 74 FA 71 ) TIME CLOCK 1978 $ 300 . 00 US M11 652 • 72 ) TIME CLOCK - TWO WEEK DATED 1987 $ 384 . 43 GO X74535 73 ) POST HOLE DIGGER 1980 $ 554 . 54 GO 0 @031 -008939tH 74 ) PUMP - 2 INCH TRASH 1989 $ 937 . 50 GO HJ2770018 7b ) CHA I N SAW 1981 $ 430 . 25 GO 502800057 76 ) CHAIN SAW 1986 $ 153 . 00 GO TY25EVA009415 77 ) CHA I N SAW 0 $ 50 . 00 GO 78 ) CHAIN SAW 1984 $ 230 . 00 GO 26170414 79 ) CHAIN SAW 1987 $ 150 . 00 GO TY25EVA009040 • 80 ) WELDER - PORTABLE 1960 $ 749 . 50 FA RUN DATE 09 -05 - 1990 AT 09 r. 38 „ 57 PAGE 6 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT ' OWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPK INS ® DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30- 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID it 81 ) WELDER - ELECTRIC 1960 $ 319 . 20 GO 82 ) WELDER - ACETYLENE WITH TWO 1965 $ 233 . 01 GO 83 ) SIGNMAKER 1960 $ 575 . 1110 GO 84 ) BATTERY CHARGER 1982 $ 200 . 00 GO A102037 85 ) BATTERY CHARGER 1983 $ 225 . 00 00 GO I-1C 1 2 3 1 86 ) LAWNMOWER - 21 INCH PUSH 1986 $ 275 . 00 GO 54035793 37 ) PORTA POWER 1965 $ 279 . 60 FA 88 ) JACK - FLOOR , AIR 7 TON 1961 $ 123 . 60 GO 89 ) JACK - HYDRAULIC , AIR , 20 TO 1969 $ 585 . 00 GO 90 ) JACK - HYDRAULIC , FLOOR , AIR 1969 $ 585 . 00 GO 91 ) JACK - FLOOR , 20 TON 1977 $ 49 . 95 GO 92 ) DRILL PRESS 1960 $ 199 . 50 FA 93 ) DRILL PRESS 1983 $ 299 . 00 GO 089206 94 ) CHAIN FALL HOIST - MANUAL OP 1960 $ 99 . 75 GO 9 ; ) VICE - BENCH 8 INCH 1960 $ 59 . 85 FA 0 96 ) VISE - BENCH , 18 INCH 1960 $ 159 . 60 FA RUN DATE 09 - 051590 AT 0009 : 09 : 01 PAGE 7 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT TOWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30- 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE CONI) ID # ` 7 ) CUMP RESSDR - AIR 197 '3 S 14 531 . 00 GO 3T4 + 119 98 ) COMPRESSOR - AIR 1969 $ 350 . 00 FA 99 } COMPRESSOR - AIR 1984 $ 1 , 400 . 00 00 041684100 100 ) LEYEL - TRANSIT 1974 $ 263 . 50 SO 101 } LEVEE MINI - G TRANSIT 1965 $ 295 . 00 GO 1P - 2373 1 2 ) PAINT - SPRAY WITH EQUIPMENT 1968 $ 273 . 00 FA 1 ' 3 ) 'TOOL CHEST - MECHANICS WITH 1960 $ 31000 - 00 130 • 1c4 } GRINDER - PURTABLE WITH ACCE 1978 4 346 . 40 80 105 ) GRINDER a BENCH 1984 $ 308 . 89 50 1BI] - 0127 106 ) VEiNDINS MACHINE - COLD BEYER (' 1960 $ i75 . 00 FA 270 - CD - CaA7 -° ? 191 1@7 ) Wfl'SHER - STEAMED - HI - PRESSURE 1982 $ 29950 . 00 GO 381012 108 ) HIGH PRESSURE WASHER 1989 S 3 , 695 . 00 H14936 1 '39 ) 3NOWBLIJWER - USED 1976 $ 200 . 00 FA 110 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER a 20 # 4 CO2 1965 5 60 . 00 GO I11 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER 200 , C ❑ 2 1965 $ 60 . 00 GO . I 12 ) F I RE EXTI NGuis IER - 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 60 RUN DATE 09 - 05- 1390 AT 09 : 39 : 06 PAGE 8 INVENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT TOWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30 - 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID # 113 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 114 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 115 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER "- 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 116 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER -- 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 117 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 118 ) FIFtE EXTINGUISHER -- 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 119 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 120 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 121 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 ## CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 122 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 # 002 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 123 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER -- 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 1 : 4 ) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5 # CO2 1965 $ 35 . 00 GO 125 ) CALCIUM TANK 1988 $ 1 , 000 . 00 GO 126 ) CALC I UM TANK 1988 $ 850 . 00 GO 127 ) TRIMMER - STRING 1988 $ 110 . 00 GO M0110GA117583 ® 28 ) TYPEW R I TER , MANUAL 1960 $ 59 . 85 FA 7 - 187200 RUN DATE 09 - 05 ° 1990 AT 09 ; 39211 PAGE 9 INV+ EENTORY OF HIGHWAY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT TOWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TON'IPKINS DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 30 ° 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID it 129 ) CALCULfTOR , ELECTRONIC 1982 $ 49 . 68 GO 32094954 X301CALCULATQR - TWO TONE BEIGE 1977 5 365 . 44 GU M169275 131 ) DESK - WODDEN , 3 DRAWER WILE 1950 $ 66 . 75 FA 1 tire ) DEESK - METAL , 4 DRAWER WILEw 1965 $ 116 . 50 FA 133 ) DESK -' GREY METAL 196E t 210 . 00 4 FA 134 ) DESK - GREY , f- DRAWER W / LOCK 1950 $ 34 . 12M GO 135 ) CHAIR - METAL FOLDING ( NINE ) 1960 $ 54 . 00 F= l 136 ) CHAIR -. WOOD OFFICE EXECUT1 ) 1960 $ 65 . 35 FA 137 ) CH 1 I R METAL OFFICE. , SWIVEL 1960 S 31 . 92 FA 138 ) CHAIR - EXECUTIVE SWIVEL , Bk 1979 t 95 . 21 FA 139 ) FILE - 2 DRAWER , TAN 1974 $ 71 . 19 FA 1413 ) FTLS. - 4 DRAWER , (GRAY 1960 $ 27 . 93 FA 141 ) FILE T 4 DRAWER , GRAY 1961 I 27 . 93 FA 142 ) FILE,CLE - LEGAL , GRAY , 2 DRAWER 1975 s 14 . 50 FA 143 ) FI LE - 4 DRAWER , GRAY W / LCJCK 1987 $ 17 . 1 L GO :144 ) TABLE a FOLDING 8 FOOT , BROW 1975 $ 47 . 54 FA RUN DATE 09 - 05 - 1990 AT O9 : 39 : 1e PA6E 13 INVENTORY OF HIUHWPY MACHINERY , TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT TOWN OF DRYDEN COUNTY OF TOMPKINS < ] DATE OF INVENTORY 9 - 3e - 1990 YEAR PURCHASE DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID It - - - - - - - - - - 145 ) TABLE - FOLDING e FOOT , BROW 1575 $ 47 . 54 FA 14B ) SCANNER - PROGRAMMABLE 1983 $ 16 '9 . 55 GO 382A -00942 DESCRIPTION ESTIMATED COST 0 . 00 O . 00 O . 00 0 . 00 TOTAL 0 . 00 TOWN SUPERINTENDENT . . S _ — . . . . ... . . . . RESOLUTION 4 227 Clm Corrigan offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : CODE OF ETHICS Effective 12170 Amended 9 / 90 S ection 1 . Pursuant to the provisions of section eight hundred six of the General Municipal Law , the Town Board of the Town of D ryden recognizes that there are rules of ethical conduct for public officers and employees which must be observed if a high degree of moral conduct is to be obtained and if public confidence is to be maintained in local government . It is the purpose of this resolution to establish a code of ethics for the o fficers and employees of the Town of Dryden . These rules shall serve as a guide for official conduct of the officers and employees of the Town of Dryden . The rules of ethical conduct of this code ee adopted , shall not conflict with , but shall be in addition to any prohibition of article eighteen of the General Municipal Law or any other general or special law relating to ethical conduct and interest in contracts of municipal officers and employees . S ection 2 . Definition . ( a ) " Municipal Officer or Employee " means are officer or employee at the Town of Dryden , whether paid or o npaid , including members of any administrative board , commission or outer agency thereof . On person shell be deemed to be a municipal officer or employee solely by reason of being a volunteer fireman or civil defense volunteer , except a chief engineer or assistant chief engineer . ( h ) ^ Interest " means a pecuniary or material benefit accruing to a municipal officer or employee unless the context otherwise requires . S ection 3 . Standards of Conduct . Every officer or employee of the Town of Dryden shell be subject to and abide by the following standards of conduct .: ( e ) Gifts . They shall not directly or indirectly , solicit any gift : nor accept any gift having a value of seventy - five d ollars or more , whether in the form of money , services , loan , t ravel , entertainment , hospitality , thing or promise , or any o ther form , under circumstances in which it could reasonably be inferred that the gilt was intended to influence them , or could reasonably he expected to influence them , in the performance of t heir official duties or was intended as a reward for any o fficial action on their part . ( b ) Confidential Information . They shall not disclose confidential informations acquired by them in the course of their o fficial duties or use such information to further their personal interest , ( e ) Representation before one ' s own ace00r . They shall not receive , or enter into any agreement , express or implied , for compensation far services to be rendered in relation to any matter before any municipal agency over which they have jurisdiction or to which they have the power to appoint any member , officer or employee , Code of Ethics - cont . ( ci ) Representation before any agency for a contingent , fee . 46 They shall not receive . or enter into any agreement , express or implied for compensation for services to be rendered in relation t o any matter before any agency of the Town , whereby their compensation is to be dependent or contingent upon any action by such agency with respect to such matter , provided that this paragraph shall not prohibit the fixing at any time of fees based upon the reasonable value of the services rendered . le ) Disclosure of interest in legislation . To the extent t hat they know thereof , a member of the Torn Board and any o fficer or employee of the Town of Dryden , whether paid or u npaid , who participates in the discussion or gives official o pinion to the Town Board on any legislation before the Town . B oard shall publicly disclose on the official record the nature and extent of any direct or indirect financial or other private interest they may have in such legislation . ( f ) Investments in conflict with official duties . They shall n ot invest nor hold any investment directly or indirectly in any f inancial business , commercial or other private transaction , which creates a conflict with their official duties . ( g ) Private Employment _ They shall not engage in , solicit , n egotiate for or promise to accept private employment or render services for private interests when such employment or service creates a conflict with or impairs the proper discharge of their o fficial duties . ( h ) Future employment . They shall not , after the termination of service or employment with such municipality , appear before any board or agency of the Town of Dryden in relation to any case , proceeding or application in which they personally participated during the period of their service of employment or w hich was under their active Consideration . S ection 4 , Nothing herein shall be deemed to bar or prevent the t imely filing by a present or former municipal officer or e mployee of any claim , account , demand or suit against the Town of Dryden , or any agency hereto on behalf of themselves or any member of their family arising out of any personal injury or property damage or for any laaiui benefit authorized or permitted by law . Section 5 . Distribution of Code of Ethics . The Town Supervisor o f the Town of Dryden shall cause a copy of this Code of Ethics t o he distributed to every officer and employee of the Town of D ryden within 10 daps after the effective date of this ✓ esolution . Each officer and employee elected or appointed thereafter shall be furnished a copy before entering upon the duties of their office or employment . S ection E . Penalties . In addition to any penalty - contained in any other provision of law , any person who shall knowingly and intentionally violate any of the provisions of this code may be li suspended or removed from office or employment , as the case may be , in the manner provided by law . Section 7 . Effective Date . This resolution shall take effect immediately , 2nd Clm tatfinit Roll call vote '- all voting ins .m.. • D ate : August 31st , 1990 To : James Schug , Dryden Town Supervisor D ryden Town Hall 65 E . Main Street D ryden , New York From : Henry M . Slater , Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Off . 65 E . Main Street D ryden , New York 13053 S ub . : August 90 Dept . Activity Report D ear Jim : B uilding Permits Issued During July 1990 , 25 which are d escribed as follows . A- 1 Single - family Structures , New Starts : ( 8 A - 1 Replace Mobile Horne with Site Built Home : ( 1 ) A - 1 Extensions , Repairs ect . : ( 4 ) C- 1 Renovate existing Office Structure : ( 2 ) C - 5 . 1 Extend & Renovate Existing Church : ( 1 ) C - 4 . 1 Private Storage Structure New Starts : ( 3 ) C - 4 . 2 Erect a Commercial Storage Structure : ( 1 ) C -7 Erect a Private Pavilion : ( 1 ) C - 7 Instal 1 Mobile Home Park Pad : ( 4 ) 1 Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance . There were 12 Certificates of Occupancy , 3 Temporary Certificate of Occupancy and 2 Certificates of Compliance issued . Fire Investigations . 1 There were ( 1 ) Fire Investigations . Zoning Board of Appeals Requests : ( 8 ) D ue to the Vacation Schedules the Hearings had to be held on Aug . 23rd , rather than the normal hearing date . There are , " Notice of Decisions " attached . it 1 • Pg . ( 2 ) Genera 1 Comments : Marvin English 1900 Hanshaw Road Violations , trash and u nlicensed motor vehicles . The daughter of Mr . English , w hom was going to take charge of the violations , but did n ot , therefore , we have turned this case over to the D ryden Town Court for further action . Also , I would 5a0 no reason to assume that . the P_ court w ill have riy better luck with this than I have , therefore , I would assume that Attorney Perkins , should proceed with his suggested path of pursuit . Unsafe structures : As of this date , no further action has been taken by Ralph Varn to remove his barns on the M i d l i ne Road . I believe , that the Town should consider removal of this structure . As of this date , the Mix Barn is totally down and is in the process of being removed from the site to an approved disposal site . T. believe that this site will be in compliance within a short a short time and will not ✓ equire further attention nothing to report on this structure . • - S tetson Case , George Stetson has requested that a Trial be set for his unaut hr_ r i :cad placement of a home made d ouble -- wide mobile home on 5one Plain Road Freerille , New York . Since he will be having legal carncii , would you please have Att _ rney Perkins tabs charge of this case for our department . Thank you , 1. s H err M . Slater CC : All Dryden_ T ,_Iwr_,_hra4d_I lembe_rs_—�- ;_hrsanne` blr, yds rydan Thwn Clerk hIfhthh R: herkins , DrYden Town Attorney NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by CEASAR A . IBARRA of 159 Game Farm Road , Ithaca , New York to replace an existing single wide mobile home with a new single Wide mobile home at / 57 Game Farm Road , Ithaca , New York within an R . B . Zone and is requesting a variance to Section 1002 . 3 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance to do so . A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present ! Chairman John B aker . Francis DiTommano , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan LaMotte , and Ann E verett . FINDINGS ' 1 . The applicant failed to prove any of the necessary criteria to grant this variance . A motion was made by Ann Everett that Oeaear Ibarra be denied the Variance as requested . S Second to the motion wee made by Francis DiTommaeo VOTE YES ( 5 ) 3 . Baker , P . DiTommaso , D . Bor- donara , A . LaMotte , and A . Everett . No ( 0 ) DECISION ' VARIANCE DENIED . Respectfully submitted , 20L ek Baker , Chairman • ir NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 A public hearing to conoider the application submitted by RONALD I DELLA RIIS of 132 Lake Road , Dryden , New York to extend an exieting private garage closer than the required 15 foot side lot set hack requirement at 132 Lake Road , Dryden , New York and are requesting a variance to Section 703 . 2 of the Dryden Torn Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing wee duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members presents Chairman John Baker , . Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan LaKotte , and Ann Everett . FINDINi3St 1 . The immediate affected neighbor wee in favor of granting the variance . 2 . The topography of the land precludes any other location of the garage expansion . A motion was made by Dominic Bordonero that the request for the variance be granted . Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte . VOTE YES ( 4 ) J . Baker , A . LaMotte , A . Everett , and D . Bordonaro . NO ( 0 ) ABSTAINED ( 1 ) F . DiTommeso . DECISION ' VARIANCE GRANTED . Respectfully submitted , Cy . chit Baker , Chairman it • t NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 SA public hearing to consider the application submitted by JOSEPHINE BRINKERHOFF of 68 Spring Run Road , Freeville , New York , to obtain e ✓ ariance for an existing attached private garage which vas placed closer than the required 15 feet from the side .lot set back requirement by an u nknown prior owner of this 68 Spring Run Road property and is requesting a variance to Section 7I3 , 2 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance to keep this structure se sited . A public hearing as duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of 2oninq Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present : Chairman John B aker , Francis DiTemmaso , Dominic Bordonara , Alan La ?iotte , end Ann E verett . FINDINGS : i . This is a preexisting condition , 2 . There was neighborhood support . 3 . Granting of this variance hap n minimal impact on the neighborhood . A motion wait made by Ann Everett that the variance be granted as ✓ equested . S econd to the motion wen made by Francis DiTommano . ✓ OTE YES ( 5 ) 3 . Baker , F . DiTommaso , A . LsMotte , A , Everett , and D . Bardenero . NO ( 0 ) ABSTAINED ( 0 ) D ECISION : VARIANCE GRANTED . Respectfully submitted , 11/ ea, [3,2&,-1/2 -- ohn Baker , Chairman Jr NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 S A public hearing to consider the application submitted by DEAN F . VOGEL of 7199 Telephone Road . New York , to create 2 nun - conforming building lots with less than the required 125 feet of Public Road Frontage at or about 451 1 457 Lake Road , Dryden , New York , and is requesting a variance to S ection 702 . 1 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing fees duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present : Chairman John B aker , Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Pardonero , Alan Lartotte , and Ann E verett . FINDINGS ' 1 . There wan no neighborhood opposition . 2 . Each of the parcels created in approximately nine acren , which is in keeping with the spirit of low density . 3 . The STE foot wide New York State Electric and Gas right of ray across the rear of the land diminishes not other practical usen . SA motion wan made by Alan LaEotte that the request for the variance be granted . Second to the motion wan made by Ann Everett . VOTE YES ( A ) J . Baker , A . Lallotte , A . Everett , and U . Bordanaro . NO ( U ) ABSTAINED ( 1 ) F . Diinmmeeo . DECISION ' VARIANCE GRANTED . . . Respectfully a bmitted , John Baker , Chairman 4IP j n I4 NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 • A public hearing to consider the application submitted by SARAH C . DEGEAR o f 2 Ray Place , Dryden , New York , to create a non - conforming building lot w ith lees than the required 125 feet of Public Road Frontage at or about 233 Pinckney Road , Ithaca , New York , and is requesting a variance to Section 753 . 1 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing wee duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members presents Chairman John Baker , Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan LaMotte , and Ann E verett . FINDINGS : 1 . There was strong and organized neighborhood opposition . 2 . The applicant failed to prove any of the criteria necessary to grant this variance . A motion was made by Francis DiTommaso that the variance be denied based o n the findings . II/ S econd to tho motion was made by Dominic Bordonaro . ✓ OTE YES ( 3 ) J . Baker , F . DiTommaso , and D . Bordonaro . NO ( 1 ) A . LaMotte . ABSTAINED ( 1 ) A . Everett . D ECISION : VARIANCE DENIED . Respectfully submitted , ohn Baker , Chairman Jr NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 210 1990 IlkA public hearing to consider the application submitted by GUTHRIE CLINIC o f Guthrie Square , Sayre , Pennsylvania in which permission is being ✓ equested to place a free standing sign closer then the required 40 feet from the center of Hanshaw and Royal Roads . All free standing signs placed within sny Dryden Town Zoning District shall be no closer than 15 feet from the edge of all public road right - a - ways . In this case , each ✓ oad is a 50 foot right - a - way , thus the 40 feet from each center , and is ✓ equesting a variance of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing erne duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present : Chairman John Raker , Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan LaNCotte , and Ann Everett . FINDINGS ' I . Compliance with the sign setback requirements would conflict with the " Green apace " required by the Site Plan Review Board approval . S A motion was made by Alan LnMotte , barred on the finding that the requested ✓ ariance be approved . Second to the motion was made by Ann Everett . VOTE YES ( ) J . Baker , F . DiTommaeo , D . Bordonaro , A . Ln ?lntte , and A . Everett . No ( 0 ) DECISION ' VARIANCE GRANTED . Respectfully submitted . 410 d- e cd. John Baker , Chairman Jr a • • NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by ELIZABETH P 9 Pp Y H AMILTON of PO Box 324 , Freeville , New York , to place an existing non conforming single wide mobile home on a private lot at or about 321 Ferguson Road , Freeville , New York , within an R . B . Zone District and ie requesting a variance to Section 1002 . 3 , Article 2 Section 201 subsection C of the Mobile Horne Ordinance Section of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing vas duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present ! Acting Chairman Francis DiTommaso , John Baker , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan LaMotte , and Ann E verett . FINDINGS ! 1 . There was one neighborhood resident in opposition . 2 . There were two residents opposing a trailer , but were not opposed if it looked like a conventional house . 3 . The applicant failed to prove any of the necessary criteria needed to grant a variance . A. motion was made by Dominic Bordonaro to deny the request made by Elizabeth Hamilton for a variance based on the findinge . Second to the motion was made by Ann Everett . ✓ OTE YES ( 4 ) F . DiTommaeo , D . Dordanaro , A . LaMotte , and A . Everett No ( 0 ) ABSTAINED ( 1 ) J . Baker . DECISION ! VARIANCE DENIED . Respectfully submitted , rmr Xcreed Francis DiTommaso , Acting Chairman Jr NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY AUGUST 21 , 1990 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by CHANG - HO " SUNNY " PARK of Third 1 Hancock Street , Ithaca , New York to establish and construct a structure at or about 1690 Dryden Road for the expressed purpose of Automotive Sales and Services within on R . B . - 1 Zoning District and is requesting a variance to Section 750 , Allowed Uses of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance . A public hearing its duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , August 21 , 1990 with members present % Acting Chairman Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Bordonaro , Aloft LaMotte , and Ann Everett . FINDINGS : 1 . There was one letter in opposition , although granting the variance would not significantly alter the character of the neighborhood . 3 . The applicant did not prove the necessary hardships necessary for granting of a variance . A motion was made by Ann Everett to deny Sunny Park a variance an requested . Second to the motion wan made by Dominic Bordonaro . VOTE YES ( 41 1 F . DiTommaao , D . Bordonaro , A . Lallotte , and A . Everett . No ( 0 ) DECISION ' VARIANCE DENIED . Respectfully submitted , 42e a /Lai-4e Francis DIMnmmaao , Acting Chairman Jr k 4 NOTICE OF DECISION • ilkTUESDAY JULY 3 , 1990 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by CHRIS O ' CONNOR of 143 .Sapsucker Woods Road , Ithaca , New York to erect a private garage at 143 Sapsucker Woods Road , requesting a variance to Section 754 . 1 of. the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance - Front Yard set back . A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , July 3 , 1990 with members present : Chairman John Baker , Francis DiTommaso , .Dominic Sordonaro , Alan LaMntte , and Ann Everett . _ FINDINGS : 1 . The applicant failed to demonstrate practical difficulty or significant economic injury on his application . A motion was made by Ann Everett that Chris O ' Connor of 143 Sapsucker Iwoods Road be denied the variance as requested . Second to the motion was made by Francis DiTommaso VOTE YES ( 9 ) No ( 0 ) DECISION : VARIANCE DENTED . Respectfully su. mitted , (\ GleN Baker , Chairman jr III 1 _ , lI f NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 3 , 1990 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by KENT and ] NGA WOLCOTT of 1476 Ellis Hollow Road , Ithaca , New York to erect a ( 2 ) two car private garage at 1476 Ellis Hollow Road . They are requesting a variance to Section 703 . 2 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance - Rear lot line set back . A public hearing was duly conducted by the 'Gown of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday , July 3 , 1. 990 with members present : Chairman John Raker , Francis DiTommaso , Dominic Bordonaro , Alan La }iottc , and Ann Everett . FINDINGS : 1 . There were neighbors present , and letters from neighbors in support of this variance . No one was opposed . 2 . The garage will be placed in such a way that there will be no backing onto a public highway . 3 . There still are , even with the addition of the fill , existing topographical problems which mitigate the placement of the garage in any other location on this property . A motion was made by Ann Everett that Kent and Inge Wolcott of 1476 Ellis Hollow Road , Ithaca , be granted the variance as requested . Alan LaMotte second the motion . Into Yes ( 5 ) Na ( ) DECZS1OS : VARIANCE GRANTED Respectfully submitted , 4 i \ , 4,, .nick Raker , Chairman Jr TG9 -- 6 - 9O page 5 H arold Shoemaker - it did not specify a year only a new and unused machine. He proposed a 1989 and a 1990 . A10 S upv Schuq •1- since there was some confusion with who had the lowest bid for the loader he suggested they discuss this with Hwy S upt Silbert and action will be taken on it later . CORRESPONDENCE D og report Ambulance report RESOLUTION 0227 OF ETHICS C1rr1 Corrigan offered the followinc resolution and asked for its adoptionu ( copy in minute book ) e nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION # �,�' 2S SEASONAL LIMITED m, USE HIGHWAYS Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adopt ion RESOLVED , that this Town Ec' ard accept the following list of seasonal limited use hiqhway upon Highway Superintendent Don S i l bert ' s recommendation : 1 . - Red Man Run -- entire 20 - Canaan Road - from Red Man Run to Star Stanton Hill Road . - Red Mill Rd - from W . Malloryrville Fed south for WOO ft 4 , - Hammond Hill Road - from Carne Fire camp south to Town o f Caroline line . ° Hi le School Road - from Ed Hill Rd west to within 500 ft o f Route 38 6 . - Nl i neah Road - NYSE & O power lines south to within 300 ft Pleasant Hollow Rd intersect ion 7 . - Yellow Darn Road - from Dusenberry Sports Club north h t within 2500 ft of Foothill Rd G . - Signal Town Road - from Card Road north to power lines 3 . - Star Stanton H i l l Road - from Route 38 west for 3000 ft ion -- }learn Hill Road - from tax map 050-- 1 - 44 north to within 200 ft of tax reap 050 - 1 ° 18 11 . - Caswell Read - from West Dryden Rd south for . 6 mile E nd Cite Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes G eorge Schlecht - would like the Town Beard to consider the possibility of doing a qualified road abandonments on some of the tawny roads S upt/ Schuq - authorized Town Engineer Schlecht , At- ty Perkins and • Hwy Supt Gilbert to goo over the list of roads that should be considered for qualified road abandonments and a public hearing could be scheduled . . T89 - 6 -90 page F RESOLUTION # 228 AUDIT R APPROVE ABSTRACT # 9 ® Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption : RESOLVED , that general , highway and special district bills be paid . Abstract # 560 to # 621 Total amount $ 152 , 754 . 91 2nd Clrn Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes Cornrnitte reports Clm Walbridge °- reported that the SJS sewer committee met and the tentative budget will probably raise the sewer rates by about 4 percent . Clm Corrigan °- is still working on the enrichment retirement program and hopes to have more information by next month . Financial report - available to board members J ust ice report - $ 5 , 047 . 00 S upv Schug - since both bidders have accepted an extension of time regarding the bid for the loader it was decided that Atty P erkins will look over all of the bid applications and make his recommendations . Adjourned : 9 : 45PM 400 Aitteellt4LC 1 /61'21k S usanne Lloyd Town Clerk