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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-10-07/07 TOWN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1993 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:30PM Members and guests participated in the Fledge of Allegiance Roll call was by Deputy Town Clerk Woodin: Present: Supv Schug, Clm Roberts, Clm Baker, Clm Hatfield, Clm Corrigan, Atty Perkins, and Z.O. Slater Absent: Town Clerk Lloyd APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion was made by Clm R� Ebert s and 2nd by Clm Corr i gan that the minutes of the Town Board meeting held Aug. 31st and Site Plan Review held Aug. 31st be approved. Carried COUNTY BRIEFING Co Rep. Watros - he was concerned when the county negotiated with the City of Ithaca in sharing the sales tax revenues. The county agreed to pick up. the similar services that any villages I and towns were delivering. If any town was contributing to transportation, specific youth services, human service programs, etc. these would be picked up by the county. He was riot sure if the Town of Dryden had any orstorams that would Qualify. If there � are any, this information should be sent to the county so they could be included in the budgets Clm Corrioan - the town does contribute to Gadabout and Senior Citizens Center. Suov Schua - wanted to knew if the town was no inn to be reimbursed for these contributions. Co. Rep. Watros - they are Q ping to pay the same as they do for the city. Supv Sehun - so if the town pays Gadabout $3.500.00 the County is q Dina to Day Gadabout the $3.500.00 for the town? Co. Rep. Watros - he didn't see why they wouldn't because it is Dart of the transD� �rtat ion pry Karam. He felt anything like this should be submitted to the county. i Co. Rea. Wat ros - is not sure how Senior Citizen works r ks because that is channeled thru the Office of the Aging. He is sure this was discussed and is also a part of a programs Clm Corrigan - wanted to know if there was any specific outlays for youth?, Co. Rep. Watros - it is a special item so if the town has any • they should submit them and the county will see if they are comparable to what the City of Ithaca has. The county is picking uo the same obligations for the vi l lages and towns as the city_ has. TB 10-7-93 Page c 41 Clm Corrigan - how vulnerable do we make these agencies the next time the county looks at their budget. Are they going to continue in kind? Co. Rep. Watros - the county has an agreement with the city that they wouldn't reduce any of the city's c� ontri but ions. COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Clm Hatfield - is waiting for more information regarding Local Law #3 -92 ATTORNEY Atty Perkins the - SCLIWC - this ti_i see the beginning resolution Lake to change the water schedule some introductciry that is the final the adjustment, the ZBOA members do. Maybe which has been planned for sometime to bring all of the casts for water up to the same with no more graduated costs. This eliminates the discounts is something that was not anticipated. RESOLUTION #174 APPROVE CHANGE IN WATER RATE SCHEDULE SCLIWC ~� Clm Roberts offered • adoptions RESOLVED, that this for Southern Cayuga in minute book). 2nd Clm Corrigan 0 rate level and the following resolution and asked for its Town Board approve the water rate ti_i see the beginning schedule Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission. some introductciry that (copy Roll call vote - all voting Yes Atty Perkins - sent to all board members a sample draft of the zoning law revised at the request of Clm Roberts. It is now for the boards action �n to approve, disapprove or revision. Clm Corrigan - would like ti_i see the beginning paragraph softened. She would like some introductciry that the Town Hoard appreciates the work the ZBOA members do. Maybe a cover letter could handle this matter. Atty Perkins - the language is taken directly out of the statute. He suggested the town beard pass a resolution approving the local law so in the record there will be this statement of appreciation for the service of the ZBOA members. There may be a time when new members come on the board that don't have training and it would be in the best interest for all. He will work up a draft resolution. Supv Schug - suggested that any changes be made regarding the proposed local 1 aw ZBOA training along with a cover resolution and send copies of this to the ZBOA members to look at. /08 /07 TB10 -7 -93 Page 3 • Atty Perkins - reported on Wilcox Press fire hydrants - Wilcox Press has signed off in the form of an agreement. One of the conditions of the Site Plan Review for Wilcox Press was that they were to provide use of their water hydrants in the event of a fire or an emergency for the commercial businesses along Ha 1 1 Rd. Implementation of the agreement has been a topic of discussion and negotiations. The Supervisor surveyed all of the potential users of the fire hydrants about their interest in such an agreement, making them aware they would have to pay for the cost of water and the liability associated with the use of the water. All of the owners of the businesses said fine. The town has an agreement that has been approved by Wilcox Press which provides for any of the businesses to Utilize during an emergency any of the Wilcox Press fire hydrants. The business shall be responsible for payment of cast of water to be estimated or, cast of fire consumption and based on length of time it was pumped. The owners have t� � be responsible for defending Wilcox Press Co. should anybody be hurt can their property during the use of their water, such as a fireman or any other person. In the event there is a fire at Wilcox Press they can curtail the use of the water because Wilcox Press would get the use of the water first. The involvement of the town is to serve arbitrarily the amp urit of the bill. In the event it is riot paid, it is agreed by the rather parties to be levied on their tax bill as an additional charge with a 10 percent surcharge. • Supv Schug - the businesses involved Would be Marchel l Moriuments, Seneca Supply, Besemer, who has since gone Out of business and A. J. Eckert Electric Co. RESOLUTION # 175_ AGREEMENT WITH WILCOX PRESS .� FIRE HYDRANTS Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board have all businesses sign agreement for use of fire hydrant which belongs to Wilcox Press in the case of an emergency. (copy in minute brook). 2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes Supv Schug - regarding Knollwood Drive - Bob Keech, felt that the r -o -w is not from the middle of the road. Supv Schug - told him it was from the edge of the pavement. Atty Perkins has entered this with the County Clerk and the highway department. There are some 3 or 4 areas that are in the r -o -w and not the normal 15 feet. When he sent Mr. Keech the letter he also sent him a copy of the bill for the survey. Mr. Keech felt the pavement is riot in the center of the r -o -w which was agreed upon, but is in the r -ri -w. Mr. Keech does not want to pay the surveying bill. The town does have the surveying bill and will be paid. • Does the town board want to tell Mr. Beech that we still feel he is responsible for the money incurred or d� � you want to let it go by. I n TBIO -7 -93 Page 4 . Supv Schug - the town was charged $1,550. at the surveyors office. Mr. Keech said t r -o -w. His surveyor said the read was out road was not out of the r -o-w. The deed a of the r -o-w iso proper and the road is wi CI /6 00. Theme were meetings he road was out of the of the r -o -w and the nd the legal description thin the legal r -o -w. Supv Schug - did if send Mr. Keech a copy of the official had been right the town would Knollwood Drive was survey sent to as Atty have it agreed Perkins to at their asking him meeting. A copy to file a letter of it. the with letter the county the for Town let's which survey work payment Board feels do it. was be Mr. made done. dome as to that Keech's There the we was also his information town by should continue survey was � a copy of the was incorrect. October 19th, 1993. to ask him wrong. Mr°. Keech invoice for We if the was for asked � the I money the one who road. brought up the problem when the state was working on the Supv Schug - the town can either forgive the amount of money we spent to prove Mr. Keech was wrong or write him a letter and resubmit the bill. Clm Roberts - wondered why the taxpayers should have to pay for this. Clm Corrigan - felt that this should be pursued. Clm Baker - thought it was the town board decision to do the survey to begin with and if we had deliberated about it he did not know if we should bill him for it to begin with. Clm Hatfield - if Mr. Beech's legal surveyor had been right the town would not have had to have it in the legal r -o -w why should surveyed, pay Supv Schug - or have - Mr. Keech' s surveyor said the road was outside of the legal of the property so the road would j description. the He Clm Roberts - the survey the town did was to verify his conclusions to find out if the town did have to go to the expense of moving the road. Supv owners Schug and - or have we would them give have had to up some of go to their all land of the property so the road would j be in r -o-w. the He legal feels town r -o since the -w. The road road is in does the legal stay in the legal r -o -w why should the town pay for it. Supv Schug - will write Mr. Keech a letter abut the boards decision. ate; October 4th, 1993 To: James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Off. 65 E. Main Street Dryden, New York 13053 Sub.: September.'93.Building & Zoning Activity Report Dear Jim: During Home, destroyed and the (3) (2) Double month of (1) September C -7 193 there were a total (2) of 19 Building Permits issued and are described as follows: A -1 Single - family A -1 Renovate /Extend A -1 Replace Fire Home, destroyed and New Starts or Repair Existing Home _ double wide with new (3) (2) Double wide Office Use (1) (1) C -6.2 Convert existing B -2 Dorms to medium security dorms (2) C -2 Convert existing Restaurant to store & Fuel Sales Facility (1) 1•.` „. • C -4.1 Private garage for Home Use (6) C -4 -1 Erect Dairy Farm Barn (1) C -1 Convert Storage Space to Office Use (1) C -7 Miscellaneous Construction (2) Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance. Certificate of Occupancy (2) Temp: Cert..of Occupancy t1) Certificate of Compliance (1) Fire Investigations: (1) There were (3) fire reports during September. Two of these fires were Suspicious origin. One fire destroyed an isolated barn on the southern stretch of Caswell Road which was used by Lucente homes for a storage facility. One of the storage items was a,large quantity of paint. This spill resulted in a site visit by the DEC, Spill Division from Syracuse. DEC gave out some instructions to the owner, repeated those instructions to us, and placed us in charge and returned to • Syracuse never to be heard from again. The reason that we've been placed in charge is, it was too far to drive for one minor spill. I I I • u The second suspicious fire involved the George Stetson illegal home made double —wide mobile home at 170 Bone Plain Road. In both cases, the Sheriff Arson Unit investigated but could not find anything to connect any person to - -- either fire, therefore, NO action will be taken by the Sheriff's Department. The third call was a nuisance and is resolved with no damage to anything. Fire Safety Inspections: Multiple Residence Inspections: Fire Safety Inspections of public/businesses: Home Day Care Fire Safety Inspections: Zoning Board of Appeals Hearing Requests: (1) (0) (0) (4) Attached is a copy of the agenda which briefly describes each request and decision. Other; News: The Planning Board has started review of the Varn Brothers, Snyder Hill Subdivision project. Currently, the Board is reviewing the positive SEOR declaration mitigation proposal. The Board reviewed the submittal. For the most part, the Board was satisfied with the response, however, the Board did request more detail for some items and some further clarification of other responses. The Board will review the revised documents during their October 21st meeting. If found acceptable, a public hearing for the SEAR portion will be held at the November session. Very truly yours, &* p� Henry M. Slater cc: All Dryden Town Board Members Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney i i i 0 l TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 85 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK i30s9 eon d4, -g12o In the Heart eJ tlx Finger Laker Regren DDt ENFORCEMENT Oate:ntlgf-lst 26th, 1993 To: nnn Everett, Chr. Dryden Town Zpn 15 Foothill Road Freevi.11e, New Yor,l( 13068 rrom :Ilent -y M. Slater Slob: Dryden Town 7.8n ngenda for Septembe►- 7th, Dear Anne 1993. Please find enclosed a copy of each of (3) of (4) variance Applications. The 4th req�_rest, one from I;enneth- A Susan Marash, I've not incl�_Ided since Vol', have had this appli.cation for some time and it remains unchanged. 7:15 Board meets to Review and approve min�.ites. 7:3121 SerVrite Corp. Free Standing Sign variance reqmest to change the location of sign closer than 15 feet from the DOT right -of -way at their Etna Lane facility. RotIte 13 t , • right -of- way -has become very wide at that intersectI oil. Applicant did', not appear; request dismissed without; - prejudice. 7:45 Robe► -t n►mstrong variance request to convey -t a nonstr�_rct�_�ral shed into an acttial wood shed at Turkey 1.1111 Road. The Board felt thait there we Ire appropriate alterative sites more suitible, REQUEST DENIED. 8:00 George & Ellen Shank, ►neqUest variance to create a h'_iilding lot at 99 Wood Road with 512, feet of road frontage, which also serves as the entrance to CoUntry Manor Estate Mobile Florae Park. The Board felt trhe request was accetpable and APPROVED it. 8:15 I:enneth R S�.isan hlarash, r- egUest variance, No road frontage at or, about 175 German Cross Road, Ithaca, NY 1485@, By review critre a the Board found request acceptable and APPROVED it. Please note, we've posted a.lI required notices as veq�,ii►,ed by Dryden Zoning Procedure and State Costing reqtri►- ements. I Very tro_11y youtms, henry M. Sl at er Zoning ZG 8"ilding Code Enfor cement Officer cc: ZRn Members James Sc_hug, Town S�jper• visor Charles Hatfield, Town Poard Jean Ryan, Recording Secretary, Dryden ZBn • Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney TB10 -7 -93 page 5 ENGINEERING Dave Putnam - Turkey Hill Water /Sewer - they are in the process of surveying and they will have a meeting in the near future. ZONING OFFICER - monthly report given to board members Supv Schug - there was a gravel mining permit issued in 1985 to Caroline Adams on Etna Road. It was left by the town board to have Henry check the reclamation plan as required by Item #7 in the permit issued by the town. Mrs. Adams had to file with the town a $1,000.00 cash bond. The town would assume no liability for proper investments of said funds at the highest interest rate or for the best return � �f investment but shall only be required to place said funds in an interest bearing account. Henry has checked the mine for certificate of compliance and the town will pay her the $1,000.00 plus the interest that has accumulated. Z.O. Slater - the project is now ready for termination �n since he has found it to comply with the terms that were written. RESOLUTION #176 CAROLINE A D A M S REFUND ON MI.NING OPERATION Clm Baker offered the fo l lowinp resolution and asked for its adoption® RESOLVED, that this Town Caroline Adams $1,000.00 in compliance. 2nd Clm Corri qan Board authorize the town t� � refund to plus interest when mining operation is Roll call vote - all voting Yes Supv Schua - Sery -Rite under Foods sign NYS has to moved since the state is work i nq on Route 13. Since it now has to be moved NYSDOT w i l l riot allow them install a sign on the took the edge of their- property were according working to state that rules. they paid for Serve the -Rite is ZBOA hearing now asking for for a site their distance. money back Supv Schug Would like to write them a letter stating that the town is holding off to see why the State has Jurisdictic-in over the property. Slater The State under is saying that NYS if the sign is any more than 50 feet from the definition side of their building that the sign Could riot be put there. The facility 50 feet is on Etna Lane and they took the sign down while they were working • •n Route 13 and now the State says they can't put the sign back up. Z.O. Slater - under the NYS Beautification Act and their definition is that any sign that is more than 50 feet from a facility or driveway when it is in a resident This is zoned RBI which has one and two famil feels this is a residential zone. therefore. are not permitted. This sign cannot be placed feet no matter how an..tch land they own. If t h i MA Lone it could be placed where ever they wa ial ly Lor y houses, off preen i any fort s facilit rated to ed area. NYSDOT ses signs her than 50 v was in a He called lII 9 TB 10-7-93 Page 6 • NYSDOT after Sery -Rite had appli application did make You think t of the r -w boundary, but this informed Sery -Rite Versatile at the new r -o-w that their sign wc where it was. Mr. Martin told hi was negotiated and the sign co ul �J 0 ed for the variance. The hey were trying to put it outside wasn't the case. NYSDOT had the time when they negotiated for u1d riot be allowed to go back m he had totally forgotten what d riot be put back there. Clm Roberts - wanted to knew if they had a permit to put the sign up originally? Z.O. Slater - NYSDOT had allowed Sery -Rite to leave it there {originally when it was put up. They did riot pursue it at that t i me. Schug - Hwy Supt Gilbert to send letter after election day to the Sery -Rite regarding did ask him where a sign is permitted to be according in the sUrimier to read Sery ZBOA town edge -Rite dismissed specifications. boundary paid $50.00 it He r -o-w or and the without prejudice. thought by it authorization legal notice was within of was 15 feet of a variance. published and any the Supv SchUg - Serve -Rite keeps their facility neat and lawn mowed to keep it looking nice. This is riot noisy, messy, or dirty but they have no visibility from Rt 13 because of the trees, which makes it look very nice and rural. Should the gown intercede with the State to ask permissii: on for them to put the sign up even though it is in a residential area since the business is there by variance. Atty Perkins - it is unfortunate that they misunderstood of what the requirements were, but the town did everything they could under the ordinance. Clm Corrigan - she could not see in giving the money back, but had no problem with trying to see if there would be any relief from the State to allow the sign closer to Rt 13. Z.O. Slater - will let Sery -Rite know the town is willing to try and get the sign relocated, H I GFiWAY Supv Schug - Hwy Supt Gilbert to send letter after election day to the Shopper and Journal regarding the bad weather, work that was done in the sUrimier and where to call during the bad weather. RESOLUTION #177 ACCEPT BID 1963 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that Deere tractor a line item in 2nd Corrigan this Town Board accept in the amount of $444. Oo the highway fund. Roll call vote e the bid t• � sell a and the amount is - all voting Yes 1963 John to go to II'! is • TB10 -7 -93 Page 7 RESOLUTION #178 REJECT BIDS FOR HIGHWAY Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions RESOLVED, that this Town Board reject bids for 1970 FWD, 1960 John Deere excavator, and Brockway tractor. 2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Howard and Erica Evans regarding work that will be done on Turkey Hill Water /Sewer. RESOLUTION #179 ADOPT ORDER TO TEMPORARILY EXCLUDE GROSS WEIGHT VEHICLES - Clm Corrigan offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions RESOLVED, that this Town Board adopt an order excluding any vehicle with a gross weight in tons from the following roads, from November 1994. The roads have been so posted pursuant Traffic Law 166 0 (a) Section 11. 1. Morris Road c. Ed Hill Road 3. Bone Plain Road 4. Bradshaw Road 5. Walker Road 6. Livermore Road 7. Simms Hill Road 8. Dutcher Road 9. George Road 10. Upper Creek Road 11. Lower Creek Road 2nd Baker Roll call vote - all voting temporarily excess of five (5) 11 1993 to � June 1, to vehicle and Yes At t y Perkins - town board moved for executive session since there was potential litigation and acquisition by the town involving real property. 8:40PM recessed. Reconvened 9olOPM Clm Baker adoptions RESOLVED, 16, 1993 Halls RESOLUTION #180 SCHEDULE PUBLIC HEARING ACQUISITION OF LAND ADJACENT TO TOWN HALL offered the following resolution ion and asked for its that this Town Board schedule a public hearing on Nov. at 7:15PM regarding acquisition of land adjacent to Town 2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes 113 I 9 I i 0 RESOLUTION NO. 182 Councilperson Ronald Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: WHEREAS, the Town of Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals consists of five (5) members who serve staggered five (5) year terms without compensation, and WHEREAS, often individuals appointed to the Zoning Board of Appeals have little or no prior experience with zoning matters including procedural and substantive requirements, and WHEREAS, changes in the Town Law and cases decided by New York Courts require periodic review and explanation to members of the Zoning Board of Appeals, and WHEREAS, the Town is prepared to defend actions taken.by the Zoning Board of Appeals in Article 78 proceedings brought by aggrieved parties including (when appropriate) appeals of decisions rendered in such proceedings when such actions by the Zoning Board of Appeals are taken in conformity with procedural and substantive laws, and WHEREAS, the Town Board expresses its gratitude to such members for their unselfish commitment to the lawful process of hearing and deciding applications for relief under the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance, and WHEREAS, the Town owes an obligation to applicants to see that their applications for relief are heard in a timely and procedurally correct manner and that cases are decided fairly with • due regard to the laws of the State of New York and the rights of 0 I 0 applicants, • NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden that the enactment of the following proposed Local Law will be of assistance to members of the Zoning Board of Appeals, applicants and residents of the Town of Dryden, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Board hold a public hearing on November 16, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. prevailing time on a local law establishing minimum attendance and continuing education requirements for members of the Zoning Board of Appeals and providing a procedure for removal of members not meeting such requirements and for cause, the text of said proposed local law to be as follows: SECTION 1. PURPOSE, AUTHORITY. The purpose of this local • law is to provide standards of minimum attendance by members of the Town of Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals at meetings and hearings of such board and to establish minimum training and continuing education course requirements for such members. This local law is enacted under the authority of Town Law Section 267(2) and (9). SECTION 20 MINIMUM ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS (Meetings and I Hearings). Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals are expected to attend all regularly scheduled and specially scheduled meetings of the board. In the event that a member of the board is absent from three (3) consecutive meetings, or in the event a member of the board is absent from five (5) meetings within any one (1) calendar year, then such member may be removed from the board as is herein provided. A SECTION 3, MINIMUM ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS. (Continuing • Education and Training). Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals are expected to attend all scheduled training and review sessions conducted by the Town Attorney and all such other seminars, workshops or continuing education courses designated by the Town Board. In the event that a member of the board does not attend at least two (2) of the training and review sessions conducted by the Town Attorney within any one (1) calendar year, then such member may be removed from the board as herein provided. In the event that a member of the board does not attend at least one (1) seminar, workshop or continuing education course within two (2) consecutive calendar years in which the Town Board has designated at least two (2) seminars, workshops or continuing education • courses, then such member may be removed from the board as herein provided. SECTION 4. CONTINUING EDUCATION AND TRAINING. The Town Attorney shall annually conduct at least three (3) training and review sessions with the board. The dates of the same shall be set in January of each year. Such sessions may in topics such as procedures, substantive issues, review of court cases, ethics, conflicts of interest and such other topics as the Town Attorney shall determine may assist the board in carrying out its functions in a timely, fair and lawful manner. The Town Board, with the consent of the Chairperson of the Zoning Board of Appeals, shall annually designate such seminars, workshops, or continuing • education courses which may be offered within a reasonable distance d Y • 40 and which may be helpful to or of assistance to the Zoning Board of Appeals in carrying out its functions in a timely, fair and lawful manner. The costs of such seminars, workshops or continuing education courses so designated shall be a Town charge. Members shall also be reimbursed for travel and meal expenses according to Town policies. SECTION 5e PROCEDURE. In the event a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals has failed to meet the minimum attendance requirements set forth in Sections 2 or 3, then the Town Board may remove such member from the Zoning Board of Appeals as herein provided: (a.) Notice. Such member shall be mailed a written notice specifying the nature of the failure of such member to meet the minimum attendance requirements of Sections 2 or 3 above. (b.) Public Hearing. Such notice shall specify a date (not less than ten [10] or more than thirty [30] days from the date of mailing such notice) when the Town Board shall convene and hold a public hearing on whether or not such member should be removed from the Zoning Board of Appeals. the time and place of such hearing. Such notice shall also specify (c.) Public Notice. Public notice of such hearing shall be given by posting a notice on the town signboard in the vestibule of the Town Hall and by publishing a notice once in the official newspaper. Such posting and publication shall be at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the public hearing. • (d.) Conduct of Hearing. The public hearing on the i • I • charges shall be conducted before the Town Board. The member shall be given an opportunity to present evidence and to call witnesses to refute the charges. A record of such hearing shall be made. The decision of the Town Board shall be reduced to writing together with specific findings of the Town Board with respect to each charge against such member. A copy of such decision and such finding shall be mailed to the member. (e.) Action by the Town Board. Following the hearing and upon a finding that such member has not met the minimum attendance requirements required by this local law the Town Board may (i.) Remove such member from the Zoning Board of Appeals; or (ii.) Issue a written reprimand to such member without removing such member from the board; or (iii.) If the Town Board shall find that the reasons for failing to meet the minimum attendance requirements are excusable because of illness, injury or other good and sufficient cause, the Town Board may elect to take no action. SECTION 60 REMOVAL FOR CAUSE. Nothing contained herein shall be deemed to limit or restrict the Town Board's authority to remove a member from the Zoning Board of Appeals for cause (i.e. for other • than the reasons enumerated herein) . The procedural provisions of N I t r1 Section 5 (Procedure) shall govern any hearing to remove a member for cause. SECTION 7o LEAVE OF ABSENCE. The provisions of Section 2 shall not apply to any member who has applied for and been granted a leave of absence by the Town Board from their duties as a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals. The Town Board may grant such leave of absence on such terms and for such period as it may deem appropriate provided, however, no such leave of absence shall be for a period in excess of eleven (11) months. SECTION 8. EFFECTIVE DATE, APPLICABILITY. (a.) This local law shall become effective upon filing with the New York Secretary of State. (b.) This local law shall apply to all members of the Town of Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals regardless of the date of their appointment to such board. (c.) Prospective members of the Zoning Board of Appeals shall be notified of the requirements of this local law prior to their appointment to such Board. Seconded Councilperson Elizabeth Corrigan. i 9 i • 0 TB 10-7-93 Page 8 FINANCIAL REPORT - available to board members JUSTICE REPORT - X139547.00 for the month of September RESOLUTION #181 APPROVE VOUCHERS ABSTRACT #110 Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked fora its adoption RESOLVED, that the vouchers be paid as audited. Voucher #706 to #708 for a total o f $2559295.84. 2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes At t y Perkins - read revision cover letter f � •r proposed used 1 ! Ica 1 law. RESOLUTION #182 SCHEDULE PUBLIC; HEARING PROPOSED LOCAL LAW #1 - 1993 ZBOA TRAINING Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: (copy in minute book.) 2nd Clm Corr i gan Roll call vote - all voting Yes NEW BUSINESS SCHEDULE MEETINGS Oct. Oct. 26th 26th - 7nd00PM - 7o15PM - special - Site Plan permit - Review Darrell - Cayuga Rademacher Partners Oct. 26th - 7:3(?PM - Site Flan Review - State Farm Ins. Oct. 26th - 7:45PM - public hearing - GTE Telephone Co. Oct. 26th - 8POOPM - public hearing - town budget Oct. 26th - beard meeting to follow Co. Franchise Nov. 16th - 7n=00PM - public hearing - ZBOA Local Law training Nov. 16th - 7e 15PM - public hearing - acquisition of land Nov. 16th - board meeting to � f• •1 low Adjourned: 9:30PM Linda Woodin Deputy Town Clerk. I 9 i