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TOWN BOARD MEETING
SPECIAL PERMIT
YELLOW FREIGHT
MAY 21 1991
Minutes of site plan review 7:3OPM
Supv Schug
read the notice
that was published
in the newspaper
concerning
the applieotior,
ref Yellow Freight
(copy in minute
book)
is where
they
transfer
QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENT
Don Westcott - they proposed to
build a
dry
freight terminal for
Yellow Freight. A dry terminal
is where
they
transfer
manufactured goods. They do not
store fuel
on the site or do any
service work on the trucks as
changing
oil
or repairs. It is
simply a dock where they back,
trunks up
and
transfer freight from
one truck to another.
Clm Walbridge - are there any toxic hazardous wastes, etc.
Don Westcott - he did not know all of the qualifications for
hazardous material, but they have all c.f the equipment and all of,
their people are trained to handle any products that they do
® haul. There are certain classificatior'a that they do haul and
certain cla5sifiration5 that they do not haul.
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Dun Westcott - the building would be 3600 sq feet and have 12
back doors and an office of 14 ft by 50 ft. There would be 3
employees in the office at all times. Right now they are
operating about 7 local pick up and delivery trucks which operate
during regular business hours. It is a union operation where they
come in the morning about 9:0OAM and transfer their freight to
the respective truck. s and deliver all day. They also pick up
freight from businesses all day and come back at night and
transfer the freight to over the road haulers. Sometimo during
the evening the over the road haulers come from Syracuse or
Binghamton and drop their load off and Dick up the rout going
freight. He has a lease with them for 7 years with two 5 year
renewals.
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lthoca Journal Ncws
123 W. State Street
Ithaca, New York.
Attn: Da :nna Carr, Legal. Ads
PLEASE PUBLISH
thr
following
LEGOL
NOTICE no
later thar, WEDNESDAY
May chrid, 1991
and
bill
the Towri
of
Dryden.
PLEASE TAKE_ NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town s ?f Dryden
will hold a public hearing to consider an application for a
Special Permit frxii Westcott Development, of P.O. Box 53'.)
Sherburne, New York, to establish and r_onstruct a Freight;
Transfer Station at or )hvi,it 299 Cortland Road Dryden, New York.
SAID HF:nF71NG will be held on 'TUESDAY 101Y a&th, 1991 at 7:1�i P.101.
prevailing time at the Drydcr, Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street
Dryder, Ncw YKrrk at which time all interested peral�nn will be
given an opportunity to be heard. Personas may appear in person or
by agent.
DATED: May lath, 1991
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Henry VA S ater
Toning Officer
Town of Dryden
.Tames Schug, Dryden Town .13opervisor
Al l Dryden Town, 9oard Members
Mahlon R. Perkinii, Dryden Town Attorney
George 9ehle:ht, Engineer -
The Tompkine County Planning Departmr_nt
Richard Bassler•, D_Q.1'., Cortland R Torapkir,s Cor.u•.ty
✓Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk
nll Property Owners, within .'-_'00' Gf Projer_'t Property
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Don Westcott - in response to the County Plarnirrg r ^egarding that
the site plan makes very inefficient use of the topography on the
site ignoring potential impacts cen drainage ways, and the
proximity to Dutcher Road. They have done as they have been
advised by moving the site to the north to avoid the interference
with the ditch. 'they did not igrcme the fact that Dutcher Road is
there and they would vr?ry much like to Fnter on Dr,tcher Road but
it is posted to S tcm per axle. Therefore, they have picked a
location that has good site distance from both directions and yet
falls in the criteria of NYSDOT. He was not sure where they came
up with the 4 trucks per hour. He calculated that as including
salesincer, and empl,'.Nyees and not heavy trucks. He could not tell
how ninny trips per hour.
Clm Walbridge - wanted to knew how Long the stops took and if
they Sat there with their engine running for 3 hours.
Dor, Westcott - did not know the answer to that.
Doug Flannigan - is concerned about lights from the building
chinning in his bedroom window at night and is also concerned
about traffic and noise.
Don Westcott - the lights that are planned are shown on the blue
prints and they are intended to shine down and on the building
O itself.
Clrn Walbridge - wandered about the reaps and talking about future
expansion. The project that they are currently looking at talks
about an additional 6 trailers and future dock expansion with 12
doorm net. What are we looking at now and what are the plans for
the future?
Don Westcott - an
future expansion.
much in 1S years,
having to have no
that business has
y commercial business would make provisions for
He would be surprised that they would grow that
but you make the provisions now rather than
provision and then coming back here stating
grown and we need room for expansion.
CIrn Walbridge - we are supposed to looking out for eveyone's
right and should be looking at what the mi?ximum project is rather
than what you ore proposing tonight.
Don Westcott - he ha:i no real way of knowing that. The project is
based on a 7 year lease with two S years renewal.
John Taylor •- this land io zoned commercial and as far as uses
are Concerned in commercial use wouldn't a truck. trailer have a
lot less usage in view of traffic thon perhaps a retail business,
an ice cream stand, gas station or any type of retail business
where cars will be coming and going all day.
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Supv Schug - since he is only going to be r_rsirig ore tenth of the
O property for the trailer terminal and he has access to Dutcher
Road what is the other portion of the property going to be used
for? He wondered what the plans were for the other part of this
property.
Don Westcott - he has rv:o other plans at the present time and if
you don't want it developed they, he shol.rld be leaving bocause he
bought it for one reason and that was to develop it.
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Robert porter - was wondering if they had permission for tractor
trailers to pull out on the corner near Dutcher Road?
Don Westcott - they have permission for that Arid the site
distance is 685 feet and site vision from a tractor trailer world
be a lot better.
Robert Porter - was concerned about once the trailers were on the
road and the slow speed that they would be traveling. There also
is a concern about all of the traffic going to TC3 and the
intersection of Simms Hill Rd, Livermore Rd, and Dutcher Rd meet
Rte 13.
Avery park. - wanted it known that Dutcher Road is not legally
posted. Those signs were put there at his request back in 1985.
So there is a potential that they could put a driveway to enter
can Dutcher Rd.
Supv Schug - in speaking with DOT there was a suggestion made
that the developer make the shoulders wider and heavier- no that
the trailers could use that for a turnoff lane therefore leaving
the center lane open. Also if the shoulder was reinforced orr, the
east side of the road that would also leave a lane open for cars.
Avery park - if that wa% done the people corning from Simms Hill
Rd would have to co'nt'end with 2 north bound lanes and that would
create a problem.
There was corcerrr about trailers running all night long.
Don Westcott - the trailers that stay there during the night
would have a block. heater to use.
Atty hnrkins - if Dutcher Road were not posted 5 ton would you
consider mowing your driveway off Rte 13.
Don Wcatcott - curtainly, they would prefer to do that.
Supv Schug - wonder'ed
Rd than Rte 13 because
site distance,
why they would prefer to came out Dutcher
of the grade in the road there and the
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Dan WeStCGtt if they ptit A traffic contr101 light there it, Would
Irk 1p, but it has it[i pluses and min[mfi, The site Whore we have it
loCAtod 3.s where most o .4rnmercial property is. There is no
rua57ri that the tormirial has to have rGlad appeal.
(Avery park - wanted to know if this type of huainess wbUld be
Qzappatible with title nrrighbovhocd.
8upv Schug - if yGLI Come gaff Dutcher Ruad with a to�r'minrdl and you
devolapo the rest :f the pr%rrpprty. would you be connecting to
Dkitchev Road even if ti°ailer-s didn't gb dClwrl Dutcher Rd?
Don WeatrQtt - it would rl?i, have to be, given the way we have
Started this site plan dove I1apment now. 'they would have access to
that property nPj�r the certer of tho property. This is ntit to say
th E if they sold some is r•euideri%Xal it would not tits Ve a
driveway on Dutcher goad.
3upv Srhtag - ay-e we at the star ^t of a 51.;bdi.vision and doing tit
piece meal Arid dbii'ig 4r14= block at a time.
Sohn Taylor - if there Was fL!rther development for` the property
they would Come in with a plan for the whole parcPl. It would not
he piece meal. There primAr�y cevnoarn rlaw is to find a place f'pr
Yellow Freight and the property is zoned light industry and
co mrnerc i a 1.
Public hearing ad.jOLMACd was and decision was tabled until
further infc1rmation was available.
i..onc2rriv to kp addressed were:
1 - list of rnateria19 that i.Fi going to be transport*dm 2 -- when
thfl transfers would be; 9 how lgng rgould the over the road
trucks be there at night 4Dnd what time of night; 4 - how big does
the terminal 1'Inve gl get before yclu have ar oVQr'rright shift or
ar6ther• shift that would be working there in terms of eRpansion;
5 - the otlnr;ern for lighting; 6 - trLlekm r unninrp at night and t1rE
nQi,se carrying; 7 - the hours that they ngr'rnally work; 8 -
whetner they use DutGhPr Rd or Rte 13 for entrance and exit.
St�sanr4e Lloyd
Town Clerk
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TOWN BOARD MEETING
MAY 1.41 1991
'S Supv Schug called 'the meeting to ok%der at 7e3QPK
Mehibers and guests pal'ticipatod in thO pledge of AlLeglance
Ro11 call was by the Town Glerk:
Present a Supv Sch!.g, Clo Rciberts, Cirn Walbrldge, C1M
Hatfield, Clm Ccirrigari, Rtty Parkins and 'l..O. Slater
approval of the nii'mutes:
Motion ward made by Glm Roberts and grid by C1ra Carrigan that the
minutes of 3- -i' -91 and 4 -12 -91 be approved as submitted. Carried
COUNTY BRIEF�INL3
Co. Rep. Watros reported that the d•9m project i.s at thF point
where they are starting the land aCillliSition. The Coilrity is
Concerned than there Will not be tiny state hicinEmy for lZOd
acquisit -i €inj and the county had Gir'ipirially planned cln el SO per
cant 54are. I$ waf, comrnittr-fd between the courity, town arid v-illage
to 275, 0100 and the. i7thipr $75,000.00 was ti, ba paid for by the
state. At this poirt the state has no funds to allocate and ether
Concerns rained were liabilities. Her will get more infol ^oration
for tho board anel kS'ep there up to date uri the progress.
Ce+. Rep. Evans - he has been appointed tri this colrlroittee for
redistricting and thinks there will l ?B a probleet With the i'iawn Of
Groton which has nest Qrr4wn at the sarn4= rate as the rest of the
county or Dryden.
Co. Rep. Eviiins - the Dounty is lorlking at the p65!;ibi1ity of a
new terminal at thin airport. He ttiinks that it w:il.l not be built
with county tax Kearney. The current plan is tO tax tickets up to
$3.00 a piece that are sold to people thGuph that airpor -t, and
those funds would be used to pay the eciunty portiin of the
terminal cost. If this is nor the case ther, it will not likely be
built.
Co. Rep. SvdAns - the human sarvices committeLm is Looking at
their 1991.11`392 budget to determine how to allocate fursda and
this is a problem when you don }t even have a state budget yct for
this year. He thinks they are goinR to have to siriDnd their money
wherever' it will do the roost good. Fie will keep the board pt15ted
on the pro_gr^e55.
-- tMP f;gunty
has
appoirted
a
1:4nimittee 'tip
Start the
process for
redistricting}
which
i5 always
done after-
the Census
is taken.
Ce+. Rep. Evans - he has been appointed tri this colrlroittee for
redistricting and thinks there will l ?B a probleet With the i'iawn Of
Groton which has nest Qrr4wn at the sarn4= rate as the rest of the
county or Dryden.
Co. Rep. Eviiins - the Dounty is lorlking at the p65!;ibi1ity of a
new terminal at thin airport. He ttiinks that it w:il.l not be built
with county tax Kearney. The current plan is tO tax tickets up to
$3.00 a piece that are sold to people thGuph that airpor -t, and
those funds would be used to pay the eciunty portiin of the
terminal cost. If this is nor the case ther, it will not likely be
built.
Co. Rep. SvdAns - the human sarvices committeLm is Looking at
their 1991.11`392 budget to determine how to allocate fursda and
this is a problem when you don }t even have a state budget yct for
this year. He thinks they are goinR to have to siriDnd their money
wherever' it will do the roost good. Fie will keep the board pt15ted
on the pro_gr^e55.
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Co. Rep. Evens - DR7 the county board voted to have engingers
look at the cfi.nf3puratjorr, for the 44 acres of the 00 Plus that
they can uee for thD landfill. The Citizens pdvisor%y Committee
Said no Closer than 500 fL t and no highel' than 50 feet. They can
come pretty c1,5Cie to thalt. Another resollAtion was riot brpupht to
the board bFc ause there was a claLlSe in it that said they WQUId
have to have the 4ApproV31 of the Army Ccrrp of Engineers. They
have applied for a national permit, but have not rpCe>-ved it yet.
The county hiss spent over 2.6 million dollars on the GR7 5it:e and
have yet tit put a Shovel ther'a- Dn thQ Landstrom site 'there is
poilutionf but no one known where it is coming from.. The county
is going to dr %ill a well in the ce7Yter of the landfill to
determine what the flow of poliutarit arse.
Supv Schufj - wanted to know what the plan was iV the DR% site
falls through.
Co. pep. €vans - tYie aunty does not have ary plan. Their Plan is
to tell DEC that they havo Spent so mueh money ,5vii this site that
thOy have no other chBiea that they are going to have to use it.
This has been their plan from the first day and was recammendEd
by their attorneys.
Co. Rep. Watros - repcirted that the land pl"oterticm Committee has
met and are going to acquire rrij7ther pie ce r]f property lei the
W�s't Dryden area.
ratty Perkins - wanted to kYuSw if the courity had done any
iinvastigation as to whether ar not they were 'trafihing any wetland
area when they dErnuded the prwerty for the runway.
Co. Rep. Watros - yeiy the issues was discuSSed, but could not
L-011 you how it was- resolved other thakA the decision wr75 made to
have the pr^ojert move fcli weird. He. Car'i f:ir,d out what procedure
they followed.
Supv Schug ' it is upsetting that the county never let the Town
of Dryden know that they were ever, going to dc. it.
CITIZ €NS PRIVILEGE OF THE FLCGP
Gary Lee, SLaterville Springs - was concerned about the Dryden
Lo ke park and the adcesei bllity for the har,dicappad since the
town has I',r]w installed signs stating nQ motorized vehicles. They
have always shored this roadway with pedestriAriE dnd hoped that
they would still be ab1E to Llse it and pet the cars off turf road,
Supv Schug - they only reASL,ri iU i5 marked that way is because it
is going to be a pedestrian walk way and will be handicapped
s + cc: ess i b le.
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Clm Corrigan - when Gary i*vans had talked with her he wordered
that in the Case of handicapped pe0pl0 Could you qet a Special
permit just t4 drive thom in and take them back s6 that tfiey
could have accessl she thinks this wodld he a 900d solution to
get a permit so this baridicaPPF.md people will be ak71e to use the
lake.
Lloyd Mi-x, - he oWIrlU property on YeIIc1w Barn Rd and they have
asked the town for soffiet ;me to get that Section Of Yellow Earn Rd
it coriditil ?n for th£rn so that they can yse it. Right r6W it is a
seasonal limited use. The town did start to up grade that dries
section of 'thY road e. years ago and rio.W they have 6topped. His
daughter and son"i.n'law wanted to get a mc1rtgage on the house
they are btAildiriq on Yellow Barn Rd, which has sufficient road
frontage and the bsnk will runt give a wcirtpage on a road that is
c14D9Ladx even thc,ugh there i5 a sign that says SQaSonal use road.
The road has been survLtyed} but they can't get the tOWrl tt, even
run a grader on the road so that they could k.15e it. Tho last tir1U
that it was maintained was .Ah[iLlt 3 +3 years ago. His ilui)dirig
permit is for Yellow Barn Rd even though he has a fright of Way to
Ringwinnd Rd. Nis sori ^Sri -law haS a building permit for Yellow Harr,
Rd with no right of way tc, Ringw3ml0d 32d. Ht jUst has a shell cif a
homes there and their assps5rapnt is *E%000-00 with n0 road to
the prciperty, He feels that the warlc l;ould be dories by the town
since they have all Of the equipmOnt. It is abbot 2 1/2 miles
frore Midline kd or the end of Yellow Bar`rl Rd and dirt viat make any
difference* to him which direction that they upgraded the road.
Banks will not give 19ans when the road is not accessible, All
they are asking fi7r is to fix the road sn that it is Aar 5able.
Supv SchUq - they will have to check the road gtilt to s�!o what can
be done.
GOUN(:ILM4AN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Clm Roberts 4 at the last board meeting it waF decided to give
Michael GI ^ant and his agsc,ciate feed k,ar:lt from the town as to
whorF) ore want to go with their decision regarding the DR 7
landfill aitclm His opinion to the town board is that at thtiv time
tho town is irivolviud with several diffBr'ent actions and did not
think. that it Would be good use of oAr time at th:i3 pvirit to
continue ariy dAscussiori at this time with thLAW. Maybe at a later
date wilco, wp have heard from Some other pimoblems that are
ponding. He would like to recornmekid tok the town board that ariy
further discussion be glut Off for at least 6 months.
AL1 of the town bolard members agr -eed with Clm Roberts that no
furthtir• discussion be taken at, least for 6 months regarding the
DR7 landfill site and Michael Grant and hit: aaaaciates.
5upv Sehu.g - clean up day at the 76wri Hall - May lgth
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RTTORNEY
Atty Perkins - the board membEr`6 hay =e a copy+ of prel imirary
report regardincl the proposed Turkey Hill water and sewer"
dlstrir_t which is revisions raf the previous report and iE an
attempt to justify arjd minimize the cast to nlake the project more
acceptable to tl'rt state comptrollers offiCP Who Piist approve it.
Yhese reports Fro preliminary for the bC$rds review prier to
accepting them to bE:� filed in final form. if there are no
Questions then the. hoard could take aCtion at their May 28th
njGptin4, by adi:hptiny an order calliYig a public hearing on the
rrryap, plan and report. TentAtive date Would biro June 20th at the
Varna Community CGht0r' r7it 7:OCiPM.
Atty Perkins - annually Idr. Robert FIRtcher from 77S Snyder" Hill
Rd requests that he be grantf.�d a permit to display and discharge
fireworks lit that location on July 4th. H2 submitted all of the
documentation and certificate Of ir'9Ur^alricg that is necessary. If
this is acceptablr' the tciwn bc,ard Should pass a resolution
authorizinq the flkxperviFor to sign the display of fireworkE
permit.
RE.SOLUTIQNM,}t108 FIREWORKS PE "EMIT - RCIHERT FLETCH.FR
Clw Hatfield offered the 'finllowirq r'eaQlt.ltion and asked for its
adoption
RESOLVER, that this Town Board authorize Supv Schug tG sign the
fireworks display permit for the year 1991.
2nd Elm Walbridge Re11 call Vinte - all vQting Yes
Atty Perkins - a proposed police service agreement between the
town and the village. It is ati agrae.mert 0 municipal er.�ejper ^atiorr
whereby the village would provide police service and park patrol
at Dryden Lake Park. It was agreed upon the arm ual cost being
s3, 6$r}.i3 €i which would bE+ paid mor thly.
RESOLUTION #109 DRYDEN LAKE PARK - POLICE F1ATRDL
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
ad,Dpt iQn i
REsbLVECY, that this Town Board authorize Supv Smug tQ €ikgn the
agreement with the Village of Dryderi for police patrlal at the
Dryden Lake Park for the year from Jvrie ] 9 1991 to May 31, 1992
rand Clm Cor'rixjaln Roll call vote - all yntirg Yee
Atty Per50n3 - W'ilt ^ox Press project is rapidly coming to
completion Arid BE; part of the project initially the tclwri
negotiated a water and �iQwFr' ai}r`celnent and the purchase of water
and sewer facilities. Since those agreements were negotiated and
signed in ,Tune of 1.983 cCr ^tam changes have taften place with
respect t.3k tht% r:onfiguration in the water' and sewer, which wad
the result in the ChongcS of the site plan revieW, With respect
tQ the water and sewer apreer4u3nts you need to pass an ameridrneyt
which attaches tho correct descripti<1n of what was actually
installed and a ci7rre.rt cGpy a-r the map showing what was
installed, The water and sewer ayreeroente just have new exh.ibit5
which reflect what was actually installed and where.
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Rtty Perkins - in the memor^dndUfnl of understardirg which wa3
approved by the town and Wil_cClx Press having to do with the
L�15ri5'tructior of Hall Rd water distr "1gt we contel'eplatemd that wt2
i,rpµ.ld have to 2Rlevid the water Land sewer agreerents becaus$ of
certain CheeingeG that were jainp by or within the site p1a11 review
and the approvals that were giveri. R11 these amendmeritS do is to
get the paper work caught up With what was actually installed
accordirig to the approvals. This is just t-o approve what iG in
the grCiLind and is different than what was 7riginally approved.
Rtty Perkins - pT'ior to conStriACtjQri of the pr'Ojoct the town
negotiated with Wilcox rlrees a water and sewer agr'l�aement and thQ
pL4rchasr of water arid seWErr' facilities. 3 agreements iri Jun L' Of
19139. The water and iiewey- agreements 00.Ctl c._.ntemplate+d the
construC'tjQD of certain irdpr'rvemerits in order t,Ci eiriable Wilcr}x
Press to connect to the Monkey Run water send sewer diStriCt.
Those impr[vetient5 as ccinstructed hacame also subject tq the
purtha¢1>r cif water and sewer facilities agronerr19nt5 which gives the
town a night tic, btiy back a pcirtiori Of any of those impr`ovQments
that the town might want to use fclr the future corintrUCtion of a
water and sewer system. After the agreement way negotiated there
were subsecluerit charges in the site plan review and the arn:urit of
watgi% line that was put in grid the location of the Sewer pump
house. All we are inte =nding to do i5 t:7 attar:h exhibits which
reflect exactly 'what was approved and Constructed so that there
is n0 CQrif i,ISion in the fut LIrEi a,bPut something that aCttially does
not exist. These r: agreements contemplate a third agreement and
that is the pu.rrhase of these >FaLilitie5 agreements. The purchase
of the faciLities agreement has riothirig to do with the Hnll Rd
water diatri.ct. These irfryrgv8nients are something that may be used
in the future sh6pild the town decide to use the old abandoned
railroad right of way to extArd wat' ®r and sewer from that
d iT'ect ion.
Rtty Perkins - the Hall Rd water diStriCt consists of the WilcoK
Press property and they rjot their water from a tank which is in
another district.
RESCILLJTiCN 41110 AMENDMENT MONKEY RIIM SEWER AGRi =EMEN7
Clm Corrigan offered the following resolutifnI6 and a5ked frlr its
adoption:
RE50LYED, that this Town dgard approve the amendment to the
Monkey Run newer district to reflect the actual changes.
2nd Clm Walbr^idpg Roll call vote - all voting Yes
I7rSCUESION
Yciuth recreation reimburseanerit with the City, cif Ithaca, - when
V;{imeone frti.rn out of the district comes tc, the Youth i;ureail they
cUUld charge them Line and a half, and ch :,rpQ the town one and a
half. Clrn Corrigan will check on this.
So
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Supv Schug - Hi-Speed Chec'.tweighQr applied to the 7130A for a sign
valiance and as it turns nut cane is riot needed and would likra
this removed froi-41 their rer_ords siivoe the variance was granted.
;CONING OFFICER - monthly t -OPQVt giver, to board mr?rlbers
',v, Slater r^Spor -tea that Wilr_oH Press wq jl be finished before
the next town board neeting and he WCIiIld like the board welobiir5
take a look at where it is and if they have any coricern:r get them
to him before May 29t1h s4l that he car, star -t working on them
relative to the site plan review.
Supv
Schul] -
it
is
his ,job tip
lock at the
Fite
plan
review
application
arid
go
over it to
make sure it
has
beef,
dL+ne exactly
the
way that
it
was
541pposed
4,0 iriGlNdir,g
the
gradir,g-
i. CI. Slat Qr - he was r,int sure about this Brig hill that has 3h4w►,
up and was not something that was ever, addressed- You could take
the point that it was Something that shY[,WPd 41p and would naed
app"vgl Qk- it was a ncin Item. The board should decide and if you
Do from the elevations that could be the determining factor.
Clro Walbridge - wanted Henry to do a very 'strict reading of the
landscape Grid bring the information to the board and then they.
c-an diFruSS as to whether there is actually a problem,
IDSupt/ SLchtmg - 5,jggested that maybe the board wanted HiuY,ry to wait
until the next board meeting tP give them their C.O. so that they
c,_.uld PreVra a fall report that ever'ythillg haS been done proper,
rather than leaving all of the responsibility to him.
Clrn Walbridge - agreed with thlit Eririce the Wilcox project Mars had
a lot c.f problems.
HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT
Supv Schug - the screen at the 5tor,e gL4srirry needs to be repaired
rxtit 't.a excr%ad 15}+)00.00 and there is money in the repair budget
this year which should la.5t 2 t;b 3 years. A new one costs
#SCI, Or](). Un
S;LIpV Schug received two bida for wf�rk on Star Stanton Rd and
Hi Le School Rd from Hunt Engineers, (C39000.04) and Sr_hlecht
Engineering, S SS, 1 700.CIO1
Hwy Supt Gtlbert - would likoj to Flirt a uiach,ir,e ti'quipnaerit
operator and publig works Pimp l4yee.
CORRESPDNDENCE
Varna Interceptor sewer is completed
1 Tompkins [;aunty uale5 tax receipts $271,411.55 is the town sharfaM
Cpl iriterest $1,923.89 = $273, 335. 44 >riCreavo over the same period
last year of about
Stinky's Tank. Servir..e - hae a permit: is land spread septic in the
Town x,f Virgil just: above the Yillage of Dryden water shed,
TB5 -14 -91 p�1ge 7
® Atty Perkins - has written to the Town of Virgil suggesting that
that might consider adopting a similar 11acal law that the Town of
Dryden has regarding land spreading of septic
Supv Schug - petition from residents of Dutcher Rd requesting a
posted weight limit sign.
Reduced spend limit signs have been installed near NYSE&G. At the
entrance of NYSE& -G and Rte 366 will have sign placements and
changes will be implemented in the near future along with
permanent pavement markings.
Mandate relief proposal - should be supported by the town and he
will write a letter.
Schwan Drive speed limit reduction
RESOLUTION 011E: RE,uQCFf�FED LIMIT SCHWAN DRIVE
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Hoard request a speed limit reduction on
Schwan Drive .01 mile in the Town of Dryden to 30 MPH.
Clm Walbridge Roll call vote - all voting Yes
El
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® RESOLUTION #113 URGING OPPOSITION TO INEQUITABLE
CUTS IN RID TO LOCALITIES AND YOUTH SERVICES
OF NEW YORK sorATE EXECUTIVE LAW
Ciro Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
WHEREAS, the Governor's 1991 -9 2 State Budget includes drAGtic
reductions in aid to localities that affect the Town's ability to
continue valued services for municipal residents and
WHEREAS, the Governor has also recornmended an additional 55%
reduction in the amount of local assistance available to the
Towns for youth services, and
WHEREAS, the Town is currently engaged in planning and providing
new and expanded services for children Lind youth that will rely
on the availability of continued state aid from the Division for
Youth and
WHEREAS, the NYS Executive Law Article 19A Section 420 which
provides per capita aid to localities for youth services has been
the foundation of the State's successful youth service system for
more than 45 years,
® WHEREAS, the Governor's pr•opo5al to allow DFY funded programs to
charge fees will not generate enough alternative revenuca to
offset the proposed cuts in services for families least able to
pay fees,
NOW THEREFORE RE IT RESOLVED, upon recommendation of the Dryden
Youth Commission, the Town opposes inequitable proposed cuts in
aid to localities, especially those fco, youth services and
further,
RESOLVED, that the Town urges the Senate and A3Se14bly
representatives and the leadership of the Legislature to oppose
inequitable cuts in state aid and further
RESOLVED, that the Town urges continued support for Executive Law
Article 19A Section 4EC19 and apposes any attempts to eliminate or
weaken the State's youth service system and further,
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and hereby is authorized to
transmit the resolution to Governor Cuomo, the leaders of the
Senate and Assembly, the leadership of the legislative committees
responsible for recommending state aid for youth services and to
our local representatives.
2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes
LI
TB5 -14 -91 page 9
® RESOLUTION #114 7.F.BRA MUSSEL CONTROL,
C.lm Walbridge offered the fnllowi'ng resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize Southern Cayuga Lake
Intermunicipal Water Commission to be the lead agency for the
zebra musael control project.
2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #115 CHANGE ORDER RANDSCO
VARNA INTERCEPTOR SEWER
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this 'town Board authorize the change order for
RANDSCO for Varna Interceptor Sewer in the amount of $4,B97.16 as
recommended by Hunt Engineera
2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes
11
•
;3
J�
WHEREAS, because the foregoing developments would have an
extremely detrimental effort on the ability of the Dryden IDA to
continue its economic development function, and thereby have an
adverse effect on the Town of Dryden, the Dryden IDA desires to
express its opposition to the foregoing developments.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Dryden Town Board as
follows:
(1) 12ho Town is strongly opposed to the enactrnant of
$.2951/A43445 which would limit the sales tax- exernptior, afforded
Dryden IDA projects.
(2) Dryden strongly opposes the enactment of $424/A.2137 -A
which would greatly increase the cost of Dryden IDA projects by
requiring union scale wages to be paid thereon.
(3) The Dryden Town Board favors the extension of the ability
of the IDA to issue bonds for civic facilities.
is (4) The Dryden Tr..wrr Hoard favors the extension of the ability
of the IDA to issue bonds the interest of which is excluded from
federal income taxation to finance manufacturing facilities.
and Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes
TD5-14 -91 page 14
RESOLUTION 0116 IDA
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden presents this
resolution to express Dryden's opposition in restricting the
powers of the Dryden Industrial Developrirent Agency (Dryden IDA)
and indicate Dryden's support for continuing the IDA's existing
powers.
WHEREAS, the Dryden IDA was established in 1987 as a public
benefit corporation for Dryden for the purpose of promoting
economic development, creating arid retaining jobs and improving
the real property tax base of Dryden, arid,
WHEREAS, among the powers granted the Dryden IDA was the ability
to issue industrial development bonds, including bonds the
interest of which is excluded from federal incon're tax and,
WHEREAS, there currently oxi5t a number of legislative
devolopmerits which could adversely impact the ability of the
Dryden IDA to continue its ecOn6mic activities, these
developments include:
(1) The proposed enactment of s.295/A.445 which would restrict
the availability arid use of the sales tax exemption for Dryden
IDA projects,
®
(2) The proposed enactment of s.424/A.2137 -A which would apply
union wage scales to all projects financed by the Dryden IDA,
(3) The elimination of the ability Of the Dryden IDA to i98U5
bonds for civic facilities, which would be effected by the sunset
provision contained in the General Municipal Law,
(4) 'Ihe elimination of the ability of the Dryden IDA to issue
tax - exempt bonds for manufacturing, which would be, effected by
the surrset provision cont'niried in Section 144 of the Internal
Revenue Code of 19669 as amended.
WHEREAS, because the foregoing developments would have an
extremely detrimental effort on the ability of the Dryden IDA to
continue its economic development function, and thereby have an
adverse effect on the Town of Dryden, the Dryden IDA desires to
express its opposition to the foregoing developments.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Dryden Town Board as
follows:
(1) 12ho Town is strongly opposed to the enactrnant of
$.2951/A43445 which would limit the sales tax- exernptior, afforded
Dryden IDA projects.
(2) Dryden strongly opposes the enactment of $424/A.2137 -A
which would greatly increase the cost of Dryden IDA projects by
requiring union scale wages to be paid thereon.
(3) The Dryden Town Board favors the extension of the ability
of the IDA to issue bonds for civic facilities.
is (4) The Dryden Tr..wrr Hoard favors the extension of the ability
of the IDA to issue bonds the interest of which is excluded from
federal income taxation to finance manufacturing facilities.
and Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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TB5 -14 -91 page 11
QRESOLUTION #117 YOUTH SERVICES
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that the Town of Dryden hereby assigns their 1991
calendar year allocation from Tompkins County for Youth Services
to be pooled with the Village of Dryden and The Village of
Freeville monies. The Town of Dryden will act as the central
repository And disbrd'rsing agent.
2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
FINANCIAL REPORT
- available
upon
request
JUSTICE REPORT -
$71959.00
fOr
the
month of April
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Dryden Lake Park - bridges are in the process of being repaired
by the town highway and the walkways are being made handicapped
accessible.
Dryden Village water agreement discussion - May 23rd at 8:00PM
RESOLUTION #118 AUDIT R APPROVE ABSTRACT N105
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
® adoption:
RESOLVED, that the general and highway fund bills be paid as
audited. Abstract #105 voucher #249 to #335 for a total of
$302. '330.97
2nd Clm Roberts R011 call vote - all voting Yes
NEW BUSINESS
Schedule public hearing May 28th 7:00PM -- Witty
Continuation of site plan review 7 :15PM - Westcott /Yellow Freight
Board meeting to follow
Adjourned: 10:30PM
Susanne Lloyd
V
Town Clerk