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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-04-27TOWN BOARD MEETING APRIL 279 1993 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7 e 00PM Roll call was by the Town Clerk: Presents. Supv Schug, Clm Roberts, Clm Baker, Clm Hatfield, Clm Corrigan, Atty Perkins, Z.O. Slater and George Schlecht PUBLIC HEARING #1 SPECIAL PERMIT - Jennifer Sullivan Minutes of public hearing #1 7a00PM Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning the special permit for Jennifer Sullivan for a home occupation. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Letter from Antonia Papas objecting to more businesses in the vicinity. (copy in minute book) Jennifer Sullivan - she would like a small pet grooming place in her home and she plans on only doing ` to 3 pet per day. Clm Roberts - wanted to know if any of the pets would be outside of the horde or kept outside for any permed of time? Jennifer Sullivan - they would only be outside on a leash when she would have to take them for a walk. Clm Roberts - wanted to know the dimensions of the area that she would be using and if all of the dog grooming would be done indoors. Also, wandered about the driveway. Jennifer Sullivan - it would be about 1(')' x15' and all of the grooming would be done inside her home. She has a big turn around so that they would not have to back out :in to the main highway. Closed public hearing 7e1OPM RESOLUTION #111 ACCEPT NEGATIVE DECLARATION SHOK EATS FORM Jenn i f er Sul 1 i van pet gr tom i rig Clm Corrigan offered the following resolution and asked for its adopti.one RESOLVED, that this Town Board accept the EAF form filed without comment for a home occupation of pet grooming at 1631 Dryden Road. Owner Jennifer Sullivan. It was determined that there was no significant environmental impact and a negative declaration should be issued. End Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes I u 0 TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607 - 644 -9120 ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT r7 U In the Heart of the Finger Laket Region fthaca J1- 11_1rrial News Mate Street Ithaca, New Yclrk At t ri : Di_ nna Carr, Legal Ads F'L...EASE_ PUBLISH the f 11 11_1w i ng I._E= C AI_ NOTICE. nc later than WI I?NESDAY AIDFR I L_ 2,11GTI 19'93 and b i l l the Tc own , -,f Dryden. PL.EASE Pciar-d TAKE NUT held I CE: that TLJE='SDAY the Tc-1wri Dclard of the Tc ,wry cif Dryden 7 0 will h11::11d a public Era bear irig t,., consider i. ris Cciunt are app.l i.c:at iori fcvr a ID. M. preva i 1 i rig time Dr' yd at the Dr,ycierl T• owri 11a 1 1 E.,5 E. Ma i ri St r�eet pecial F='ermit ft,cro Jennifer , Sullivan -.f 1631 Dryden Rciad, Drvderj, New Yi -ir-k at wh i cl-i time a 1 1 interested per %sons w i l l be I-r�eev.i l le, New Ycly* to establish a F-41-tme Occupat it -pry wi.thiri D i her an c 1ppo t uri i t y to be hear-•d. Persons may appear in person ,.,r by agent. e)e i st i. ncl home at 16* 1 Dryden Road within the Tc lwri � �f Dryden. SAID Pciar-d HEARING will 1_)e held Perk i on TLJE='SDAY APRIL_ 6 '7TH, 1993 at 7 0 0C) f:t= rqe Sch 1 echt, Era g i neer Thee Tcimpk i. ris Cciunt y P l arin i. rig Dep<.ar�t ID. M. preva i 1 i rig time Dr' yd at the Dr,ycierl T• owri 11a 1 1 E.,5 E. Ma i ri St r�eet , Drvderj, New Yi -ir-k at wh i cl-i time a 1 1 interested per %sons w i l l be D i ven an c 1ppo t uri i t y to be hear-•d. Persons may appear in person ,.,r by agent. DOTED: APRII.- 141"14, 199A F-ler-iry N. Slater 771 - Irving Officer% I- tam of Dryden cc: Jarnes Schi_tg, Dryden Tcivwn `S�_�F,ervisor All Dryden Town Pciar-d Members Mahlon R. Perk i nr:,, Drvderi T'� .iwn At t o- ir•riey f:t= rqe Sch 1 echt, Era g i neer Thee Tcimpk i. ris Cciunt y P l arin i. rig Dep<.ar�t ment C_ �.�.sar-1r1e L 1. 1 -oyd, Dr' yd ri T�-iwr, i ; l er . �C f` i • • • cp__�EV 1,e 1 3 D Aa to I r)pr 1. 1 1 IS 19 73 T1.1: Wh1.1n1 it May C;1-1r-,r,err7: Yciu the Street are Dryden hereby Town 1:)rydPrl, NO'FTr::IED H ,ard at Ne3w Y1-1rk of a t I -re 1:1ri TI_.FESDAY,__T PUBLIC Dryder► HEARING to Tc1wn Hall, 17th, be 65 199 held E. by Ma i r, at 7ei►�► F ='. h1. S�_tl .l F "cat F rind, Flrevai. ivan (;r1:.1c1rnir,ca, 1 irrg f1.1r a withi.r, f= reev i 1 1 e, f J. SF''F. GAOL.. New t11 PERM her Y -or•k.. c�::lrrSider residential the tre operate appl. hove icat ion a Hcorne at 1631 OccUpat cif Dryden Jerrrii fer i_1rr, The site hr'irit1 witA -tin ,nYr PF3 ..... t Zoning Distrir. T1_1mpk. ^t, "Horne Cc 1Ltrit F_r,rl i Dryden y P veer Tc1wn 1 arin C: l erk i rig Department F1C.'.C`�..lpa�:lclYls ", are permitted by Special Permit only. See Section 752. 1 cif the Dr-yder, T1:1wrl 7_cln i ng Ordinance. I�Iq ll.11 1•t a <•?. ►e r' co f 'F" 1 :) F°'RRT I rd at Si:1n 1 -1r irfa f!i ice at E, � in i, 1"I t t h If t i. r1i f,5 by arinrll, rth► 'Ea r i.r1f 607 7 ...- 8 /i. 4-- M'Driday -- very triAl-y yc "_trs, et%et Fi t w it 11 11 ttF? g,i v e n rill cif the hteaaririg. Pers1 -1 If y1 -11-► should have .1rm<�t i.1:1n, please feel. fie -t r -»en the hc1ur Fridays n cipportl,.mity tea he ris may appear ire arty gr-rest i.1_1ris cor free tc, call. this s cif 8:0i► A. M. and 2 oenv M. &,* Henry M. S 1 at er. 71::1ning R F�_�i.ldi.r�g �:.:;1 -1de Fr►f1- lrcernant C)fficer F�II F''r1-1per^ty Clwr►ers, ari.t1.1i.rl `:,iti►' c.f F= 'rc1ject Property A11. M,=kh 1 1)ryden Trwri c1n F2. Perkins, P-,a r d Drycieri h]enlbers Tc1wn Attorney 1:_1e1 -1rge f��_► =.ar�r�e 'T Iir= T1_1mpk. Sch, 1 echt, L 11 -1yci, i ns Cc 1Ltrit F_r,rl i Dryden y P veer Tc1wn 1 arin C: l erk i rig Department /4,to l i �C dzPt ' a 1� I TB4- 27 -93- page B is Atty Perkins - under special permits the board must consider the following. lowing. Sect ion 1303. 1 which all requirements have been roet and Z.O. Slater has signed off on there. Sect ir.ln 1303 (a) ; (b) a (c) q (d) a (e) and (f) to make an affirmative finding. Clm Roberts - wanted to know if she was planning on any sign. Jennifer Sullivan - she really does not want a sign and is going to just try for advertising in the beginning. RESOLUTION #112 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT JENN II EE*%*R _ SULLIVAN _ -PET GROOMING __ Clm Roberts offered the f• it lo wing resolution and asked for its adoptions RESOLVED, that this Town Board grant a special permit to Jennifer Sullivan for a home occupation of pet gro oming at her residence with the following condit ii: 1ris: 1- Section 1303.2 have (a) have been met; (b) the 1ocatiin, use and the nature and intensity of the operation will riot be in conflict with the allowed uses of the zone � �r neighborho od 9 (c) the use will not be more objectionable enable than allowed uses i::ir depreciating to adjacent and nearby properties because there, wi l l riot be a lot of traffic, noise, vibration, dust fumes, smoke, odor, fire hazard, glare, flashing lights or disposal waste or sewage than the operation of the allowed uses of the one; (d) the use will riot discourage or hinder the appropriate development and use of adjacent properties or neighborhood; (e) whether a non- residential use adjacent to an existing residential use shall be screened by a landscaped buffer strip --jr, suitable fencing and (f) based on the application all health, safety and general welfare of the community will riot be adversely affected. c- H• • urs would be from �m 8 : C)UAM to F e CSC PM Monday thru Saturday. 3- this special permit is n1_in transferable by sale or by lease. 4- the standard "Boiler plate" conditions adopted 7-10-90. � -90. 2-rid Clm Corr i g an Roll call vote - all voting Yes t `19 1 TS4 -27 -53 Rage 3 • PUBLIC Pickett - HEARING - # SPECIAL PERMIT - AVINET INC. Minutes of public hearing #2 7s15RM Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning the application for a special permit of Avinet to locate an assembly business at 225 North Rd. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Marybeth Pickett - Pickett - they plan c-in locating their office at 225 North would at Cornell be Rd. be They to assemble plan on office nets space and which will be part used of the building scientists to capture large birds and bats. There would be no machinery since it is mostly knitting and crocheting. Supv Schug - wanted t� � know how many people would be working they e. Marybeth Pickett - there would be 4 including herself. Clm Roberts - wanted to knew if done and any outside changes. A • Marybeth Pickett - they would 1 where they have their computers trees. They have their own sept 40 there would be any rer ls� � would there be publ i k.e t o put some carpet i and they plan on plant is system and well. vat ion i c water. ng down ing some Clm Corr i gan - wanted to • know if their clientele was local 1 or mostly mail order. Marybeth Pickett - it is wanted mostly know mail order, but they do have some customers at Cornell be University. to walk in customers. Clm Roberts - wanted to know the hours of business and if they would be open to walk in customers. Marybeth Pickett - she works 18 hours a day, but the rather employees would be 8e3('.)AM to EnOOPM or would like to offer them flex time. They would be available for walk in customers, but they really drone have many. Closed public hearing 7a.20PM � L) I I • • • TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 807 -844-9120 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Region ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Ithaca ..Iciurr,al News :I.e:• W. Estate Street Ethaca, New York At t r, : Donna Carr, Legal Ads 1= 'LEASE PUBLISH the f � l :l. 1.-m i n g LEGAL NOT I C.E r, c, later than WEDNESDAY AI''RIL_ =1ST7 1993 and bill the Tc lwn cif Dryden. PLEASE=: TAKE: NOTICE that the Ti_mn Dclard of the Town of Dryden will hc_ild a public hearing to ccfr-,sider an appl icat is in for a 13pec i. a l F'err,r i t from Av i. r,et Inc. rif PO Peo x 1 1 o' :e% Dryden, New York Fr e"e r!-?.E�- rate an existing assembly business to an existing facility at '2251 Nf_Irth Rcva.c:l within the To_Mr, c_if Dryden. E AID FIEFIRING will be F M. Prevailing time Dryder,, New Yr ork at given an opp,.irti..lnity by agent. held rin TLJESDAY APRIL 27TH, 199%3 at 7m 15 at the Dryden Town Hall , 65 E. Main Street Which time all interested perscins will be t1D be heard. Per'scins may appear In pers! in c it DATED: APRIL._ 14 T'H, 19931 r �n6V rn. J Henry MT Slater 7.cir,ir,g Officer I"cito n cif Dryden r.: c:: Jariles Sch�_lLa, Drydf ?n Town Supervises tr A l 1 Dryder, Tc 1wn Board Members Mah 1 cir, R. Perkins, Dryden Tciwn Attorney C'e_irge Schlecht, Engineer The Tompkins Cclunt y Planning Department Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Tciain Clerk 8 i 0 • TP4 -27 -93 Page 4 RESOLUTION #113 ACCEPT NEGATIVE DECLARATION SHORT EAF FORM- AV I NET INC. Clm Roberts offered Pickett - the following resolution and asked for its adoption= .just like install a at dawn. Monday thrU as she pleases. to repaint mercury There normal Friday, over vapor light office but she what that hours would is there. comes are from like to RESOLVED, that this Town Board accept the EAF for filed without comment for Avinet Inc. of 225 North Rd. It was determined that there was no significant environmental impact and a negative declaration should be issued. 2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting ing Yes Atty Perkins - you must first determine whether the application requirements of Sections 1303.1 have been met and Sections 1303. 2 Supv Schug - wanted to know about a sign. Marybeth Pickett - there is an existing sign there and she would .just like install a at dawn. Monday thrU as she pleases. to repaint mercury There normal Friday, over vapor light office but she what that hours would is there. comes are from like to She on be was also at dusk. 10:00AM free to advised and goes off to G:OOPM come and to go Supv Schug - before it is repainted you should check. with the zoning requirements to make sure it meets the set back requirements and size. RESOLUTION #114 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT AVINET INC. Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board grant a special permit to Av i net Inc. to l ocate an assembly business at 225 North Rd. with the following condit ionso 1 Section 13C)3.2 have (a) have been meta (b) the location, use and the nature and intensity of the operation will not be in conflict with the allowed uses of the zone or neighborhood; (c) the use will not be more objectionable than allowed uses or depreciating to adjacent and nearby properties because there will not be a lot of traffic, noise, vibration, dust f unties, smoke, ridor, fire hazard, glare, f 1 ash i ng lights or disposal waste or sewage than the operation of the allowed uses of the zone; (d) the use will riot discourage or hinder the appropriate development and use of adjacent properties or neighborhood; (e) whether a non- residential use adjacent to an existing residential use shall be screened by a landscaped buffer strip or suitable fencing and (f) based c- in the application all health, safety and general welfare of the community will riot be adversely affected. Hours would be from 10a(m.) SAM to Ge00PM Monday thru Friday. 3- this special permit is non transferable by sale or by lease. 4- the standard "Boiler Plate" conditions adopted 7- 10 -90. 2nd Clm Carrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes �1 I i i i i i ~ STATE OF NEW YORK PARKS, RECREATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION ALBANY ORIN LEHMAN COMMISSIONER Lear Supervisor Schug0 March 29, 1993 APR - 11993 �oua,v C��ok Re: EQBA 92 HP1 West Dryden Community Center Dryden, Tompkins As you may remember, I wrote you on September 24, 1992 to let you know that your project was selected as an alternate pending the availability of funds. Subsequently, additional monies have been returned and we are now able to offer this grant commitment. I am pleased to inform you that a matching grant of $50,000 • has been reserved for the West Dryden Community Center preservation project. Last Fall, our office conducted a series of orientation workshops on the EQBA grant program across the state. Hopefully, you or a member of your project team were able to attend the orientation. At this time, please contact your Regional Grants Officer for more information and assistance on the EQBA historic preservation grant program; this is especially important before any work on the proposed grant project begins. In addition, take note that work undertaken on this project before receiving official approvals may not be reimbusable under the EQBA program. The grant will be formally awarded by contract subject to the approval of the Attorney General and the State Comptroller, and upon satisfactory completion of the general and specific conditions noted on the enclosed sheet. Please return a signed copy of the enclosed conditions sheet to your Regional Grants Officer no later than May 1, 1993. U EQBA Grant Historic Preservation Page 2 The competition for the 1992 historic preservation grants was the highest to date. Several alternate projects are still waiting for EQBA grants commitments. Therefore, it is imperative that your project be undertaken in an efficient and timely manner. if, for any reason, your project will not be undertaken, please contact your Regional Grants Officer as soon as possible. I congratulate you on being one of the successful applicants and express my hope that working together we can make your project and our grant program successful. As the announcement of this group of awards is made, we are again reminded of the tremendous need for these funds. We remain acutely aware that there exists a dire need for future sources of funding to ensure that New York's past remains an important part of its future. Enc. Honorable James Schug Supervisor Town of Dryden 65 East Main Street Dryden, NY 13053 incerely, I A n • EQBA Grant Historic Preservation Page 3 Record 128 Project West Dryden Community Center Honorable James Schug ccl Senator James L. Seward cc2 Assemblyman Martin A. Luster cc3 Ms. Dianne B. McFall cc4 Mr. Charles Hatfield cc5 R i • • r- -I LA TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 607 -644 -6619 OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 In the Heart the Finger Laker April 27, 1993 WEST DRYDEN COMMUNITY CENTER DONATIONS The West Dryden Community Center is on the State and National Historical Registers and as a result we are in receipt of a $50,000 matching grant from EQBA -86. There is a need for the Town and Community Center to raise matching funds and /or donated services. If you would like to be a part of this project, please contact Dianne McFall at the Town Hall at 844 -86199 Contributions should be made out to "West Dryden Community Center" and mailed to Town of Dryden, 65 E. Main St., Dryden, NY 13053. The cornerstone is missing and we would appreciate returned. The steeple bell is also missing and we would appreciate knowing where it is and having that returned having it also. 0 0 TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607 - 844 -8619 OFFICE OF THE suPERV180R In the Heart of the Laker Region TOWN OF DRYDEN RESIDENTS April 27, 1993 The Town of Dryden will hold a "chipping" day on May 15, 1993 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Johnson Road site (from the northeast portion of town take Route 13 south and turn right onto Johnson Road, or from the southern part of town take Route 13 north and turn left onto Johnson Road and the site is about 1/2 mile on the left). Bring your tree branches to be chipped. If you wish to take the chips home, please bring you own containers. I 9 • Resolution # 115- 1993 Whereas, the Tompkins County Board of Representatives on December 7, 1987 selected the landfill site known as DR -7 in the Town of Dryden. Whereas, the existence of federally protected wetlands were found on the site. Whereas, the Tompkins County Board of Representatives has on March 30, 1993 withdrawn its current permit application from further consideration by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Whereas, the County has terminated any further plans to site, construct, or operate any solid waste management facility on the DR -7 site in the Town of Dryden. Whereas, County staff have been directed to revise the County's Draft Solid Waste Management Plan to reflect this change from County landfilling at the DR -7 landfill site to more economical alternatives for disposal. Whereas, all related activities to DR -7 will be completed by June 29, 1993. Therefore, be it resolved, by the Town Board, Dryden, New York, this 27th day of April, 1993, that: • 1. A hearty "thank you" be given to all of the citizens of Tompkins County for their hard work in assisting in the fair evaluation of the DR -7 site, including environmental concerns. 2. All of the current and past members of the volunteer citizens action group Citizens Resisting Overdumping in West Dryden (CROWD), Inc. be recognized for their vital involvement in the site evaluation process. 3. All of the current and past members of the volunteer county Citizens Advisory Committee for the DR -7 Landfill be recognized for their valuable input for the site evaluation process. 4. Government alone will not solve our problems. It is both the right and duty of each citizen to be involved in processes such as these in order that all of our concerns might find their right and proper resolution. Motion raised by Ronald C. Roberts Seconded by Clm Corrigan Vote - Clm Roberts Yes Clm Baker Yes . Clm Hatfield Yes Clm Corrigan Yes Supv Schug Yes I I TD4 -27 -93 Page 5 • APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion was made by Clm Corrigan and 2nd by Clm Roberts that the minutes of Town Board meeting held 3 -9 -93 be approved. Carried RESOLUTION received #115 with DR - -7 the IN NYSDOT THE TOWN OF DRYDE.N limit towns +wns and city The city will the county per cent sales on Game Farm Road has been turned receive 25 per approximately agreement not extension. down. of the 0C.)o, oO the the one additional additional 3 per per cent cent. from one 50/50 goes Clm Roberts offered the following resolution �n and asked for its adopt ion a (copy in minute book) 2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes Supv Schug - received - with notification the from NYSDOT W +n the request for a lower speed limit towns +wns and city The city will the county per cent sales on Game Farm Road has been turned receive 25 per approximately agreement not extension. down. DISCUSSION Supv Schug - with the one per cent in the increased sales tax the towns +wns and city The city will the county per cent sales for are receive their tax to increase receive 25 per approximately agreement not extension. cent `.850, to oppose Of of the 0C.)o, oO the the one additional additional 3 per per cent cent. from one 50/50 goes between the City of Ithaca and the towns, balance goes to the county, Supv Schug - the CHIPS money has been approved for the 1993 - • 1994 budget has been approved. Ad j ourned e 9 0 45PM Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk 11 jo