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Home My WebLink About1994-04-26TOWN BOARD MEETING APRIL 26, 1994 PUBLIC HEARING - CROWN CONSTRUCTION Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 72*00PM Members and guests Schug participated in the Pledge of Allegiance Roll call was Present : Atty Perkins by SUpv Town Clerk Schug, and Z. Lloyd: Clm Baker, Clm C. Hatfield, Clm Roberts, 0. Slater Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning Crown Construction. ( copy in minute book ) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Jeff Frederickson - Would like to move their construction business to Cortland Road. They plan on using the barn that is there to store their warehouse material and any equipment they have. They plan on having their office in the house and would like to rent out the second floor to an engineering firm or some other type of compatible business. The dUmpster will be out back so that it is not in view t• � the public and covered. All of their trucks will be taken home at night when the workers leave. There will also be no rather cars there at night. The reason they would like to move their business to this location is that they do 65'* percent of the business near Ithaca. Marion Cole - had no objection to this proposed construction business. Clrn Baker - wanted t• � know the hours of operation? Jeff Frederickson - the Would like the hours to be from 7:30AM to 5:30PM Monday thru Friday. Supv Schug materials - wanted will to know if the they and planned on having any outside storage of the of materials There which They might and outside to put a sign a light over according the to the lighting. t• � ordinance. the Jeff Frederickson - all materials will be kept in the barn and out of light think sight and ors a pole in will be satisfactory for protection ion the center at of the fry ern the present the weather. loop driveway time. There which They might is a they like to put a sign a light over according the to the door sign t• � ordinance. the office. ice. They will also put up Clm Roberts - wanted to know about the requirements for parking. Z.O. Slater - said there was ample parking and is riot a problem. Closed public hearing - 7:15PM • V7 3 0 i • I 0 TOWN OF DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 807 - 8448120 In the Heart of The Finger Laker Region ZONING R BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Ithaca Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York Attn: Donna Carr, Legal Ads PLEASE PUBLISH the following LEGAL NOTICE no later than WEDNESDAY, APRIL 220TH, 1994 and bill the Town-of Dryden. PLEASE TAKE NOTI will hold a Publ Special Permit f Cortland, NY, wh Construction to the Town of Dryd CE that i.c Heari rom Crow o reques an exist en. SAID HEARING will be P.M. prevailing time Dryden, New York at given an opportunity by agent, the ng to n Con t per ing f Town con stru miss acil s c i i Board ider tion on to t y at of the Town of Dryden an application for a of 2203 N. Homer Avenue, relocate Crown 176 Cortland Road within held on "TUESDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1994 at 7:00 at the Dryden Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street, which time all interested persons will be to be heard. Persons may appear in person or- DATED: April 13th, 1.994 M, J1440 By Order of: Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden cc: James Schug All Dryden Mahlon R. P Dave Putnam The Tompkin Susanne Llo Dryden T Town Board erkins, Dr , T. G. Mi 1 s County P yd, Dryden own Supervisor Members yden Town Attorney ler Engineers R Surveyors lanning Department Town Clerk LJ is • TOWN OF DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK 85 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 807 - 844 -8120 ZONING 8 BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Date : April. M. S 14th, 1.994 To: Whom & B it May Concern: In the Heart of the Finger Laker Region You are hereby NOTIFIED of a the Dryden Town Board at the Street, Dryden, New York on 7:00 P.M. prevailing time to Cl,owlr Construction whom are relocate Crown Construction New York within the Town of PUBLIC Dryden TUESDAY, conside reg Lie st i at 176 C Dryden. HEARING to be held by Town Hall, 65 East Main APRIL 26TH, 1994 at r- the application of ng a Special Permit to ortl.and Road, Dryden, The site being within an RD Zoning District, such uses are permitted by Special Permit. See'Section 902 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance. ALL PARTIES in heard at the ti person or by ag desire further office at 607 -8 1000 P.M. Monda interest me of th ent. If informat 44 -91^0 y — Frid Very truly yours, Henry M M. S Slater Zoning & & B Building All Property Ow All Dryden Town Mahlon R. Perki Susanne Lloyd, The Tompkins Co wil e he you ion, betw ay- 1 b ari sh p een e g ngm o u 1 eas t iven Per d hav e fee e hoLI a s e 1 r n o ons an f s o Code Enforcement Officer ners, with Board Mem ns, Dryden Dryden Tow unty Plann pport may y qUe ee to f 8:0 Unit appe sti.o ca.l 0 A. y to be ar in ns or 1 this M. and in 500' of Project Property bens Town Attorney n Clerk ing Department • • • TB4 -`6 -94 Page B Board members went over EAF form Clm Roberts - item #9 what is present land DECLARATION use in vicinity or project? EAF Only residential - CROWN CONSTRUCTION the is checked. It should also be checked industrial. commercial and a pr^ i c u l t _ire. This was modified on the is to be out back of barn out of 6- no si qht ; 5- � overnight original may and copy of the out anal EAF. � another 1 ight ina business; except for RESOLI.JTTON to #11.7 ACCEPT NEGATIVE DECLARATION ON SEOR EAF FORM - CROWN CONSTRUCTION the Clm Roberts offered the following mowing reso out ads apt ion: RESOLVED. that this Town Board accept the filed by the applicant with the modificat determined there was no significant envir i i on and asked for its short SEUR EAF form ins made. It was nmental impact and a RESOLUTION #118 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT CROWN CONSTRUCTION Clm Baker offered the f� �l lowing resolution and asked for its adoption: to relocate their general neaat ive declaration should the Town Board fo l lowinq 7- 10 -90n. Friday and be made. 2nd Clm Baker Roll outside storage; call vote e - all v� �t i na Yes RESOLUTION #118 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT CROWN CONSTRUCTION Clm Baker offered the f� �l lowing resolution and asked for its adoption: to relocate their general minor RESOLVED. Construction Conditions" 6:00 that this with adopted PM Monday thru the Town Board fo l lowinq 7- 10 -90n. Friday and grant a conditions: E- Hours of Saturday special operation by 1- appointment; permit "Boiler 7:00 to Crown Plate AM to 3- No outside storage; 4- covered dumpster is to be out back of barn out of 6- no si qht ; 5- � overnight upstairs oarkinq; may and be rented 7- no additional out anal t• � another 1 ight ina business; except for lighting do orways. 2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes PUBLIC HEARING #c APRIL 26. 1994 ITHACA AIRPORT LIMOUSINE Supv Schun called the meet inn to order at 7a30PM Suov Schup read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerninq the apDl icat ion of Ithaca Airport Limousine. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Neil Wintermute - thev are offices and facilities for wash and clean facilities. the airport and the other DrODOSinq no major changes buildingft planning to relocate their general minor maintenance on their cars and Half of their fleet is stationed at half are at Taughannizick. Blvd. They are rather than offices inside the existing N • • TOWN OF DRYDEN 9 DRYDEN, NEW YORK 85 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 807- 844 -9120 In the Heart of the Finger Lake( Region ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Ithaca Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York Attn: Donna Carr, Legal Ads PLEASE PUBLISH the following LEGAL NOTICE no later than WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20TH, 1994 and bill the Town of Dryden. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that will hold a Public Heari Special Permit from Neil Limousine, Inc. currentl to relocate Ithaca Airpo facility at or about 44 Dryden. SAID HEARING will be 7:30 P.M. prevailing Street, Dryden, NY at given an opportunity by agent, the ng to Wint y of rt Li Oak B Town con e r m u 41 moLIs rook Board o Sider an t e DBA, Taughann ine Sery Drive w f the Town of Dryden application for a Ithaca Airport ock Blvd, Ithaca, NY, ice to an existing ithin the Town of held on TUESDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1994 at time at the Dryden Town Hall, 65 E. Main which time all interested persons will be to be heard. Persons may appear in person or DATED: April 14th, 1994 By Order of: Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden cc: James Schug All Dryden Mahlon R. P Dave Putnam The Tompkin Susanne Llo , Dryd Town B erkins , T. G. s Coun yd, Dr en Town oard Mem Dryden Miller ty Plann yden Tow Supery bers Town Engine ing De n C.ler isor Attorney ers R Surveyors partment k • L J TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 807- 844 -8120 In the Heart of the Finger LAet Region ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Date:Apri.1 14th, 1994 To: Whom it May Concern: You are Dryden Dryden, prevail DBA Ith Ithaca, his ex facil.i.t hereby NOTIFIED a Town Board at the New York on TUESD ing time to consid aca Airport Limous NY who is request sting Ithaca Airpo y at 44 Oak Brook NEW YORK 13053 f a PUBLIC HEARING to be held by the Dryden Town Hall, 65 East Main Street AY, APRIL 216TH, 1994 at 7:30 P.M. er the application of Neil WintermLIte ine, Inc. of 412 Taughannock Blvd., ing a Special Permit Hearing to relocate rt Limousine service, to an existing Drive within the Town of Dryden. The site being within an RD Zoning District, such uses are permitted by Special Permit Review and Approval. See Section 90 2.1 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance. AL at ag in be L P th ent for t w e ARTIES i e time o If you mat i on, en the h n in f th sho plea ours Very truly yours, t e U s erest will be given an opportunity to be heard hearing. Persons may appear in person or by Id have any questions or desire further e feel free to call this office at 607 -844 -9120 of 8 :00 A. M. and 1:00 P.M. Monday - Friday. r Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden 65 E. Main Street Dryden, New York 13053 cc: All Property Owners, within 500' of Project Property All Dryden Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney Dave Putnam, T. G. Miller Engineers R Surveyors Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Town of Ithaca, 126 E. Seneca St, Ithaca, NY '7 TR4 -26 -94 Page 3 Clm Roberts - wanted to knew what kind of work would be done there? Neil Wintermute - regular 1171 was supposed would not allow He wandered maintenance work, oil changes, change tires, major batteries car can their maintenance like fleet engine of 10 cars. They work. They would do not have do any a regular wash bay to wash the cars. the oil in and is collected Supv Schug - since you would be changing oil would YOU have something like the gas stations have? Neil Wintermute 1171 was supposed would not allow He wandered - as far as he knows they need no permit. The amount of ciil change they do is very limited. They have a tank they put the oil in and is collected the by another company. Joe Hilderbrandt, road department available. in it 1171 was supposed would not allow He wandered Dryden to be •w it where this Rd. for until - when Mark Stevens put the 11 or 12 houses. The health public water and sewer was business would be getting their water from for the car wash. now be available and Neil Wintermute the way up. When - public water and sewer will subdivision now be available and they do not plan to move there until it the is completed. of public water Joe Hilderbrandt - when Mark Stevens first started this development, it was discussed that the read in the r -w would be turned over to the tciwn. He wanted to know if that had been done yet. It was also discussed at that time it would be built to town specifications and at the end would be a turn around which also would be paved. The turn around is not paved and has piles of dirt in it. Supv Schug - the turn around gees up to the storage building for the snow plow. Z.O. Slater - the building in question is on the long side of a driveway. The gentleman is correct, the turn around is about one third of the way up. When Mark was in here looking for subdivision approval he had a small approval cif which any future development hinged on the installation of public water and sewer. Mark was here at the last planning board meeting for his Phase II plat. The beard asked him t� � take the read to .beyond ,beyond the building in question and put in a new turn around and dedicate that to the town if he wanted to get mare lets approved. Supv Schug - the storage building is really riot � �n the town road, but a long driveway. Z.O. Slater - that is correct, and if Airport Limousine leased the building from Mark until such time the subdivision was approved so a lot was available to be carved out and purchased. • It is in Phase II discussion with the planning board. TB4 -26 -94 Page 4 Adam Reganbogan, 9 Oakbrook Dr. - his property Joins the property in question. He wanted to know what sort of permit was obtained originally for the building at 44 Oakbrook Drive. Z.O. Slater - structure. It a building belongs to permit the for an accessory use house that was never built. storage He abandoned the house after the storage structure was built. He took out permits accessory use structure and at the storage building never built same the time t� � build the 3 years ago. house. He house built and the the Adam ReganbcEgan - is concerned abut impact con the properties below this storage structure with the run cuff. There was a drainage system between his property and this property in question which has now filled up and has never been maintained because he is getting water in his basement now and never did before. He felt there will be risk � �f pollution to the environment with run off and the maintenance of the vehicles. Every year there are more trees dying is this area where he has already cut trees dawn. He feels the forest will no longer play the role it has been playing in holding water, providing a barrier and preserving the ecology of this ridge in keeping the soil in tact. There is now erc ision on this side hill since Mark has cut dawn all of the trees. He is concerned about the environment and vehicles going up and dawn the read especially in the winter time. Neil WinterrIlUte - as far as pollutants, the only thing they would be dealing with would be motor it � �i 1 and they will ri ot generate a lot. It will be stared in a 1000 gallon tank and takes them over a year to even get that half filled. This tank Would be inside the building. They will store no oils or any contaminates outside of the building. They have no plans at the present time to fuel their vehicles there. Adam Reganbcogan - originally when he purchased his property, there was a plan, and may not have been approved of by the town, but the builder was committed to a plan of developing houses in that area. Mark built this structure which he had a lot of negative feelings abut because it seemed to him that would attract ether people later who might consider to be buyers in that development. It seems like the use in that area was getting very mixed. Mark has a habit of building things and then having them grandfathered in by the fact they are there. Even though he doesn't get permission initially he is able after- some time lapses to pretty much do i what he wants. Further mare, there doesn't seem to be a plan now with all of the different things that are going on there and all of the existing problems. It was originally for 11 lots for houses and this proposal dries not seem in concept in a housing development. • Atty Perkins - asked Z.O. Slater if this was a use which is allowed by a special permit and is an existing structure? 1 E TB4 E -94 Page 5 0 Z.O. S 1 at er- - that is correct. Atty Perkins - so the board has to go through the special permit criteria and determine what if anything it should do with respect to each criteria and make a decision. Z.O. Slater - that is correct. Supv Schug - was the according building put there under false pretenses when you gave him a permit. t• � build a the house. Cornell and Z.O. Slater - he has no way of knowing of what the pretense were. Supv Schug - this was to be a service building for a house according to Mr. Reganbogan Z.O. Mark Slater took - the out two � storage permits building at the was an accessory use building. same time. It was an accessory use detached built to him the for storage storage a special building building permit and to and a permit never built use it for t• � build a the house. Cornell and house. He Mark came never completed a he special had word that application. permit from the to make that art museum that they you find Clm Roberts - wanted Marcia to know if there was a limit on the size of an accessory building? is Z.O. Slater - he is not aware of any limitations on the size. Marcia Terrance, 37 Deerhaven Dr - when Mark Stevens originally came and asked about his housing project it was hard to accept the beautiful hill he had destroyed. He has destroyed that hill and she questions the integrity of that man and the entire project. She can never image about doing any type of business without researching every aspect of it entirely. He was supposed to build lovely $100, C)Oo - $250,000 00 h• Ames and lovely roads, but has he edone this no. He puts up this huge structure to use for something. That structure should have never been there, so whatever permit goes with that structure, she doesn't care about because that structure should have never been there. That was a beautiful hill and has been destroyed. His integrity should be questioned. Erica Evans - agreed with Marcia Torrance completely. She was here at the structure time a warehouse. Mark asked for He said a he special had word permit from the to make that art museum that they you find were that going was in to it store and it art was in it. a complete If you lie check your tapes because she checked into statement, deal with it so him. and you better it was not check true. into So this his credibility just reinforces her before you 0 P 3a TB4 -26 -94 Pane 6 Joe Hilderbrandt - he was here at the ether hearings for Mark. Basically, he came in and bulldozed out the reads, bulldozed out all of the lets and then came in and asked for a permit for a subdivision. Accordinn to the Health Dept. he had destroyed some of the lots to the point where they had to be combined in order t� � net nom �d septic drainage. He came in and did what he wanted with the land and then came and applied for the permits later. He thinks he should not be Given any permits for any of them until he proves that he can treat that land with respect. Erica Evans - Mark said it was his land and he can do what he wants with it. Attv Perkins - all of your comments are well taken and he agrees with a loot � �f them. However. you misunderstand the function of this board. Your comments should all be addressed t� � the planning beard now that Mark has none to them and really needs permits now. Now you can make him correct some of these problems, because the planning beard has extensive powers to condition approvals on him in replantinn trees, takinn corrective measures with respect to drainage etc. What we are talking about toninht is a building that is already in place with a permit. Mark is now asking for a special permit which is for an allowed use with a special permit. If you have any comments relevant to his use of the land and his special permit that is where you should be directinn them. What he has done in the past is horrible. he agrees. Joe Hilderbrandt - will this set a precedent for this property if he is allowed this permit and then he leaves. Atty_ Perkins - the special permits are limited are to that particular why they looked to at the building. want to be First applicant. Each one has t• � come back and go through a separate and they are not Qoinq to generate review. Special permits are not grandfathered down throunh hill. like a variance. Erica Evans - wanted, to know why this ❑ent 1 eman Would like a leave in the morning and come back at night. narane up on a steep hill? mainly for their business Neil Wintermute 1149 Dryden Rd - there are to the planninp two reasons why they looked to at the building. want to be First It of all it is convenient housinn to the airport temporary kind and they are not Qoinq to generate a lot of traffic up and down the hill. They will leave in the morning and come back at night. It is mainly for their business office and to maintain their vehicles. Nancv Connelly. 1149 Dryden Rd - if Mark to the planninp beard for permits to do a would this business want to be there. It couldn't exist if the housinn development temporary kind of arrannement. It doesn't 0 Stevens is cominp back hOUSinq development why seems the business comes in. Is this a make sense to her. TP4 6s 94 Page 7 • Neil Wintermute - they pl They want to exercise a 1 that is going to � be detri if there is anything bad him more than anything el .comment on. They are just the problems they now hav out there. an on making it a permanent arrangement. ease /purchase option on the building. If mental to Mark's development further on about C, Ur business it is going to hurt se. This is something he really can't looking for a place to get away from e. They like the idea of being secluded Nancy Cr innel ly - her concern is drainage runoff, pollution. Her request is that conditions be put on so that drainage from washing the cars there is no chance of the oil and salt get into the ground water. Atty Perkins - wanted to know if the car wash water be kept on the premises and enter into the sewer system, so that it will not be discharged on the premises go? but go to the sanitary sewer. Neil Wintermute - that it correct, it will go directly to the public sanitary sewer system. Atty Perkins there of being - wanted to know if there was existing parking there and where around the does the runoff from that go? Neil Wintermute • runoff is - in need there of being is existing put back parking. in shape. Right now, There is the the erosion there now around the building. it They are going to have t� � do some landscaping and put drainage in. It is detrimental to the area to keep this they would erosion do during going the on. This summer would time to be one of the first correct that situation. things Atty Perkins - so you wouldn't find it a hardship to submit some kind of a landscape plan and water control plan for runoff for those areas. Neil Wintermute - he would find it engineering study on it. He is not wanted them to hire an engineer to drainage etc. He would have to set he doesn't knew how far they could a hardship to provide board submitted choice board an engineer that do it and and if the come in and look at it some limitations on it go= an board for because Atty you application. reviews Perkins have it - this already The or the board submitted choice board has the authority y� oursel f to is whether you does the study that do it and to d• � by way and the charges that, because of the board you for the services. Neil Wintermute - what he was saying, do you want him to do it not an engineer or would it have to be an engineering study by a certified engineer or what format are you going to need. . Supv Schug - it would have to be done by a certified engineer. TB4 -26 -94 Page 8 Adam Reganbogan - at one time there were drainage cavities where the water would go through along the hill and be distributed evenly to flow down the hill. Now the drainage cavities have not been taken care of and the water goes wherever it can. Adam Reganbogan - he understands this property does have a structure on it. A structure can be used by special permit. It is at the discretion � �f this particular body t� � make a determination whether a special permit be granted or not. He thinks there needs to be made a determination as to whether this special permit is in keeping with the spirit and the planning that needs to take place relative to this Turkey Hill area. If this board grants the special permit, basically yoi..t are making a very firm decision in a way. You are saying that this particular company now has a stake in this particular project in becoming a commercial land project as opposed to becoming a community of homes. You would be setting up different interests within this area. Once you set a use that runs against the plan of building houses you are setting up a future conflict. Supv Schug - Mr. Reganbogan has a right to his point of view, but the town board and planning board can only operate with what is in the law. Marcia Torrance - they were told that houses were going to built there. When Mark put that garage in he intended to put in a $200,000 house next to it. So when we saw the garage, they wandered who would be putting a $200,000 00 house there will be something horrible, he must have a good plan. The man did not have a plan, he never intended to build that house, he just needs money and he needs it where he can get it. That building should have never been there and you should demand he build a $200,000 house next to the garage like he intended when he applied for his permits. Roy Staley - he told all Of us in the area his intent was to build could there homes not be was trouble there built in that until there with the area. perk They was public tests were done told water by that no more homes and sewer because the health department. He has been without water in his office since November. Atty Perkins - that garage by definitic come with a house. anyone without get t leasing the propert building ri and i s He carp' t ing subdi y by a sp is t an al subd i visir.1 ecial here lawfully as a private lowed use. It doesn't have to vide it, he can't sell it to n approval that is why he is permit a Supv Schug - if the drainage below corrected then before the property • to be an engineering study dizine on professional engineer and have it is plugged up and has riot been can be leased there will have all of the drainage by a put in. �11 0 0 TB4 -26 -94 page 9 Supv Schug - received a letter from Ken Tillapaugh against this application to Airport Limousine Service. His concern was the steep hill, the artiount of vehicles using the storage garage and road. Questioned if there would be bathroom facilities and shower facilities there for employees. Also, is there an approved septic system. He understood the first building was used for computer work. Since the hill has been scalped much of the water from heavy rains and runoff from snow has filled Lip the ditch in front of Shew Furniture. At times this has caused ruddy water to run over the highway and down his driveway. Supv Neil Schug - received Wintermutes request a letter for a f r• •m David Stewart special permit to in operate support art of Ithaca Airport Limousine 7 e week. C)OAM lighting will service to an existing facility at 44 Oakbrook Drive an RB district. Neil Wintermute - there would be bathrooms there, but no one would and sewer be there to become overnight. available. They are going to wait for public water Supv Schug - wanted to know the hours of operation �n and security lighting. Neil at 4:00AM. the Wintermute On only vehicle - there Sunday morning in there would it at that be a dispatcher that woUld come in would be at Ga.30AM. That would be time. The first vehicles from that 7 e 0OPM mechanic. the location building. t� � 10 e 00PM They would will The be between seven put vehicles days a security there 7 e week. C)OAM lighting will to They be 7 e ;CLAM and have a 40 around the inside of the back hour outside building. between a week of Clm Roberts vehicles and other than a wanted to know if if anything would t couple of vehicles. there would be any unlicensed e stored outside of the building Neil Wintermute there. - there The building would is more riot be any than adequate unlicensed vehicles to store all � �f their parts inside. outside They of the building. d• � riot plan can storing any car parts or .junk C l m Roberts - wanted to know if there Would be a d s �mpst er there. Neil Wintermute - was not Sure how they were going t• � handle that. There will not be much trash generated there and they do have another office at the airport that they could use. Supv Schug - wanted to know if they were radio dispatched. Neil Wintermute - yes, and the tower they use is from Connecticut Hill. it jJ 6 9 • 0 TB4- `6 -`34 Page 10 Clm Roberts - asked Z.O. Slater what Marks Stevens knew Current proposal is before the planning inq board. weigh that Z. 0. they Slater wanted - the p him to 1 ann i redraw n q board the plans reJ ect ed his because they proposal didn't because like the way he had it laid out. His proposal can request an engineer was for 5 more lots. Closed public hearinq - 8:55PM SIJDV Schun - asked the boards desire t. � no over the environmental impact statement or table their derision until thev have had a chance to n o over the comments. Clm Roberts - wanted is the to knew if the town beard had anv latitude in request assessment inq an engineering weigh that is one thing. study. but there Atty Perkins - yes. in the UID the may town beard can request an engineer study and plan. You can adjourn Neil that will the public hearing and wait until you have a receipt of the of study detai 1 inq what vo ur concerns are and then form the conditions. fixed. money to net to a level, playing Clm Roberts - so in our list that would be one of the conditions. SUDV Schuh - if the drainage looking is the only problem for on the special environmental assessment is form, weigh that is one thing. of E there is but there are other environment that of concerns. in the UID We may ask for a long SEOR farm to be filled oast. has not been From kept the comments up and Neil that will does have face been the made problem the of drainage that pass responsibility of spending a lot of money in getting that a lot fixed. Clm Baker - in looking over the criteria for a special permit is a fairly You weigh detailed each groupinq item and of E there is or a 7 items hard time that of is coaling in the UID z oning. with anv yes answers. He sees a lot of problems and does not see a way the board could pass this special permit. You would have to spend a lot of money to net to a level, playing field. • TB4 -26 -94 Page 11 RESOLUTION #119 DENY SPECIAL PERMIT ITHACA AIRPORT" LIMOUSINE SERVICE. Clm Baker- offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: Based upon comments at the public hearing, the applicant being present and the owner not being present the concerned neighbors having been heard and the owner Mark Stevens having recently applied to the Town of Dryden Planning Board for residential subdivision approval for adjoining lands BE IT RESOLVED, that 1 - the requirements of Section 1303 Subdivision (a) and 1303 Subdivision 1 of the Town Zoning Ordinance have been met by the applicant, 2 - the Downer Mark Stevens represented to ether purchasers and neighbors the use of property adjoining the site to be for upscaled residential uses. A use for commercial purposes would conflict with adjacent uses and proposed uses as represented by Mark. Stevens. Mark Stevens also represented to the Town of Dryden at the time of application for a building permit for a storage structure in question and the subject of this permit was for private storage, 3 - that the proposed use w i l l riot be more ob j ect i ona 1 or depreciating to adjacent or nearby properties by reason of noise, vibration,, dust, fumes smoke, odor, fire hazard, glare, flashing lights or disposal of waste or sewage, 4 - the use maybe more objectionable by reason of traffic, outside parking and the nature of a commercial activity among a proposed residential subdivision, 5 - any use of the building or property is cause for concern by reason of inadequate drainage plan and facilities and the scalping of the hillside and the cutting and filling done to the property done in connection with the construction of a private road, 6 - the ni .-in residential use adjacent to the future of residential uses should be screened by landscaping and 7 - the health and safety -.If the community will not be adversely affected. However, the general welfare of the community will be adversely affected due the nature of a 42 foot by 96 foot by one and one half story commercial structure amid a proposed an upsca l ed proposed residential community of $150,000 t o $200.,000 single family homes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the application for 'a special permit is hereby denied. 2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #120 ACCEPT LOW_ BID GRINDING AT CENTRAL PLANT _ ( OPTION A) Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Beard accept the low total bid of $2.03 from Perm -Can Read Materials for grinding at the central plant. 2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes d TB4 -26 -94 Page 12 RESOLUTION #121 ACCEPT LOW BID FOR PAVER RENTAL Clm Baker adoption: RESOLVED, offered the following that this Town resolution Board accept the low and asked for its bid of $11 200 /day for paver rental from Suit -Kate. 2nd Clm Hatfield Ro 1 1 call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #12E REJECT ALL BIDS (OPTION B) Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board reject all bids (Option B) received for in place recycling. ;end Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #123 ACCEPT TOMPKINS COUNTY BID FOR IN PLACE RECYCLING Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions RESOLVED, that this Town Board accept Tompkins County bid for in place recycling. 2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes • RESOLUTION #124 SUPPORT VILLAGE OF DRYDEN TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT INTERSECTION OF NEPTUNE DRIVE & ROUTE 13 Clm Baker offered the following resolution i� �n and asked for its adoption RESOLVED, that this Town Board support the Village of Dryden in their effort to have a traffic signal installed at the intersection �n of Neptune Drive and Route 13 in the Village of Dryden. 2nd Clm Roberts Roll l cal 1 vote - all voting Yes • • • • TB4 -c6 -94 Page 13 RESOLUTION #125 COMMITTEE TO EXPLORE CABLE TV FRANCHISE Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: WHEREAS, the municipalities of Tompkins County have formed a committee to explore cooperation and administering cable TV franchises in the county, and that committee proposes to start discussion based ors a possible revival of the structure of a county cable commission formed in 1977; The Town of Dryden agrees t• � take part in the formation �n � �f an intermunicipal commission to deal with issues of municipal cable television franchising in Tompkins County' To that end appoints Davi an agreement to form such Directs that a copy of th of the Village of Lansing group. 2nd Clm Baker Rol d Stewart to represent it in drawing up a commission; and is resolution be sent to Mayor Ted Wixom convener of the commission study 1 call vote - all voting Yes Clm Hatfield - questioned illegal septic dumpage. There was some discussion and the board decided t� � have Z. 0. Slater notify ify al l septic haulers of the Town of Dryden Local Law regarding land spreading of sludge and septic. Adjourned 10 e OOPM Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk I 9