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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-04-08TOWN BOARD MEETING PUBLIC HEARING #1 LOCAL LAW #1 - VETERAN'S EXEMPTION ® APRIL 8, 1997 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:30PM 1 Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning Local Law #1 - 1997 (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS - NONE Closed public hearing - 7:45PM TOWN BOARD MEETING PUBLIC HEARING #2 LOCAL LAW #2 - REPEAL LOCAL LAW #1 -1982 APRIL 8, 1997 Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning Local Law #2 - 1997 (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS - NONE Closed public hearing - 7:45PM TOWN BOARD MEETING APRIL S. 1997 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:45PM Members and guests participated in a moment of silent mediation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Roll call by Town Clerk Lloyd, Present: Supv Schug, Clp T. Hatfield, Clp C. Hatfield, Atty Perkins, Z.O. Slater and Hwy Supt Gilbert. Absent: Clp Grantham and Clp Roberts Supv Schug appc7lnted CIp T. Hatfield and Clp C. Hatfield to audit the general fund bills and highway bills. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES Motion was made by Clp C. Hatfield and 2nd by Clp T. Hatfield that the Organizational meeting 1 -2 -97; Town Board meetings 1 -2 -97; 2 -11 -97 and 3 -11 -97 be approved. Carried I I TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PunrC HEARING OIL PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 1 OF THE YEAR 1997 LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New York, on the 11th day of Larch, 1997, at 7:30 a"clQck P,M. prevailing time to hear all interested parties and citizens fox- or against a proposed local law increasing the alternative vetern's exemption to the maximum exemption allowable. The complete teat of said local law is available from the Town Clerk 65 East Main St. Dryden, New York 13053. By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden Is By t- Susanne Lloyd, Town er _ r �, ry r Y 4. 7 f -• T s r TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HTARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW TAO, 2 OF THE YEAR 1997 LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street, 017yden, New York, on the Sth day of Aprjl, 1997, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. prevailing time to hear all interested parties and citizens for or against a proposed local law repealing Town of Dryden Local Taw No. I of the year 1982 (The Town of Dryden Fire Prevention Code). The complete text of said local law is available from the Town Clerk 65 East Main St. Dryden, New York 13053. By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden usanne Lloyd, iTr P:EU YORK STATE DZPARTMERI DF $FATE Local Lawf0ing 162 WAS81HGTMA AVENUE, AL,BANY, Mw 12231 (Use this forin to file a local law with the Sceretary of Slate.) T xt of law should be giverl as amended. Leo ool include mttlluf being eliminated Mld do not rise italics or underlining to indicate new ntatt(,r, tm1 ' Dryden .Town of ............... .......... .. Local Law No. ,.,, of rite year I9 A local law . Dr.ydcn Local Law No. 1 of Lhe year 1981 .............. .......................... .. . .. .......... ............................... (Tuncrt Title) Be it enacted by the Town Board of the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ._.._...,,,.,, „.,,.,.,,.,_.._.._.._._.._._._ (Fame of 1,egiS1 #rive Body) P Q fDryden , _._.._ss follows: WVlkget SECTION 1, Local Law No. 1 of t-he year 1982 adapted Febr,i.r:.rry 23, 1982 and riled with the Thew Fork Scm-et ai -y of State on February 26, 1982 is hereby repealed. SECTION 2: This local law shall take LI'mCcct upon filing with the Office of 0 the New York Secretary of State. (If additional space is needed, attach pages the same size as this sleet, and nwmlwer each.) D09•239 (Rev. T /”) ( i ) (Completc [Ike certlflc:ifron in the paragriph Ih:if applies to the filing of Ibis loci] law nn(I stril k out Hill which is n[rt applicable.) 41 . (P'n:e€ :xikal'pfioll by 1[Ita] lcgislatirc [IMIy only,) N r0y certify that the foCrrd 41w rimi('.xed hereto, cicsi9illied as local Idw No, 4 _ of 19 97 of the )Q(! own)( ViRag of Dryden was, duly P.lsi5ed by the Town Board on l {} 97 in accordance with r1tr, �IppliCrible provisions o1' 1,tw, Name o egialaliyc Ba<lyJ {Passagc by focal lepislalire body will? Eil)pruvid, 1ko disapprov'11 ter re tqa�t:c affr.r dis i4 tlltrnr.rl `ley #Tic i?leclive hi�f 1? \tL!utiVe Officer'.) T lleTeb, OF the { tr3l4 ertif} that the loot I;pw arrnt xed Ilcretp, desigrl,IteC€ pis €Deal Jaw 1N10. k }')(City)(Tovrn)(Village) OF xvzss duly t) on 19_0 and srs (approves€ )(not clisoppro %re(I I ;islatir Liody disttpproval) by th t:, Iec ove uro el i':xeeu U v e ll IILc; erI ) in accordrinCe With tho plicable provisions of lain. 3. (Final adoplioin by ref ere ntlnrl I hereby certify that the €ocarl law �iikr1�N Of the ( CotLi)ty)(City)(Tovrn)(Villige) or on Fame oC Legisl*IiYC Body disapprowil) by the oC and was dccmiA drrl Y #p[loptU(i an �f 19 GCt b }' tl7c ssed nfr4:r 1 9_, d }rcrcl o, dosignited a5 €ocrll ! No- of 19 xv;rs duly passed € y die 19_, arld w ({ipproved }(no( disapproved)(rcpassed after L V J r I CC 19 Such local law was sul)133itC d to tlye I eo to by reason of a (rnanc €ato�y)(P� 'ssi "re) refcrcndu"' and teccived the affirmative }rote Of (r majority of the cpaikfied electors voting I reon the (gencrel)(special)(annuni) ctection held on 19 accorclance with the a licaNe pro 'lions of law - 4. (Subject to permissive rereruidurn i rid filial adoption €lecause no val 11CtitiOT1 was filed regrecsiing refernd��m.) i hereby certify that the Joca€ of the (County)(C;ity)(Town ame or Legiyl, lire disapproval) by the Aral annexed hereto, dcsignaied as 10c,11 €aw loo. illage} of on 19 Ind s {ppro�red _, w ){not di rc4Lre Chief F;xrruLavo ()rrieer on 01' l 9 was dLIiy passed I)y 111C,% prove(l)(repassccl aFtt;r 1'? - Such I permissive ref endum arld no valid r %rition rcques mp such refercncluan was filed 7s of in actor& with the appiicqbte provisions al 9�w. law wars slibioct to 19 'RIcttive Chief %xeculire Officer means or includes t1ku chief execulkle offie�r of a coun[v elected on n *Qlr unty -wide basis or, if There be nolic, the chairman or the courtly €epstafive body, the Mayor of a city villa�eF or the supervisor of a lo+ +�n Whcre such officer is Vesled ;villa the 1iO3+'fir it) approve or veto. loc;ll IR)Yrs or ordinances, (2) .. .w City local law concerning Charter revision prntrosErd by petition -j hemb tify that thy; tpCal law annexed hereto, designated as luc,ed Iaw No. 19 of the fit }' ai , State o . eW York, having been having been st.rbmitted to reNrcnd pursuant to e provisions of sec (36)(37) of the Municipal 1 -lame Rklle 10,1w, �ncl having receivW i firmative vote a 1i721J41'�tj [hC [l4�zMli Cltctors of suCh City voting thereon trl tho (Specit�])( )o 1).ar, M election held on 19�5 because 0 1tive- " (CakMnty local 1:11r co)ieerning a(lpplion of [=hnrte I Iterehy Certify tflat the local law a[k])r,X06 lo, designated as to law No. of 19 of the County of , State o . eW York, having been submitted to the clectors at the General Elecli of Novunrber I9 pUl -SLI, to SUbdivisions 5 and 7 of section 33 of rice 4rnici nine Rule I_:�w, and having received tlrc affirnialive vo f 'I mrijorily of the qualified electors o o cities of said county as a unit and of a n� rjariky pl Lhe qutlli! ied e rs of the towns of said coup - rtsidcred as x krnit t' tinK r ge,nertil election, became operative >7y other authorized form oC final adoplI ltias been follolve[I, please pr�lritle zin appro ritatC certifica# I further certify th%rht I have con3pared the preceding local law with the original on file in tln.5 office a11d that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole ol- such original local taw, and Was finatly ldoptod in the manner indicated in paragraph t , above. 1'! e] dDCO��ik4G$ ��11{ x'✓ ipC} h' Ctt�7VB24�C�1�pC ,2'IdSI§Tnw�,�+K� *}[ C;lerk �� r� �.tu�gfloa t� :h'�7a64>;�iC§�x3x>•le�6io74�x (Seat) Date: �Ccrtif Kai ion to be executed by County Allorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Pillage Attorney or other authorized Attorney of localily -) STATE OF NEW YoTn< COUNTY OF Tompkins 1, the undersignod, hereby certify th #l.t the foregoing local law contains the correct text Land that gill proper proceediings have been had or t;tkerl for the enactment of (lie Jocal law annexed hereto, ignature Town Attorney Title Town of Dr rydden Mftwj K Date: (3) March 12, TOWN OF DR.YDEN • DR.YD N, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 73453 19$7 The Ithaca Journal Attn: Legal Notices 123 West State Street Ithaca, New York 14850 in the I -fears of ibe Huger Laker -Region RE; Local Law No. 2 (1997) Dear Sir/Madam: Please publish the enclosed Notice of Public Dearing once in The Ithaca Journal on March 31, 1971 Please provide us with two (2) Affidavits of Publication and a bill for your services. Vexy truly yours, SL15aP1T1e Lloyd V Town Clerk SLf lm, Enclosure ti t TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NQ. 2 OF THE YEAR 1997 LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GL EN that the Town Hoard of the Town of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall,, 65 East Maid Street, Dryden, New York, on the 8th day of April, 1997, at 7 :30 o'clock P.M. prevailing time to gear all interested parties and citizens fcr er against a proposed local law repcaling Town of Dryden Local Law No. I of the year 1982 (The Town of D2�yden Fire Prevention Code). The complete text of said local law is available from the Town Clark 65 East Main St. Dryden, New York 13053. By Order Of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden B Susanne Lloyd, "own, le-r L TH4 -6 -97 Page 2 RESOLUTION #113 LOCAL LAW #1 1997 0 VETERAN'S EXEMPTION Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: (copy in minute book) 2nd CIp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #114 LOCAL LAW #2 - 1997 REPEAL LOCAL LAW #1 1982 Clp C. Hatfield offered the fallowing resolution and asked for Its adoption: (copy in minute book) 2nd Clp T, Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes COUNTY BRIEFIEO Co. Rep. Lane - reported on parcels of land in the Town of Dryden on Route 13 across from the Willow Olen Cemetery_ Some of the parcels have come in the counties possession due to tax foreclosure. This is designated a commercial park in that area. Part of the county policy with respect to land transactions require that each parcel before it is sold by the county to be reviewed to see if there are any other potential uses that they should take into consideration and see if there are any environmental problems. Since there is a big parcel with a lot of little parcels in the subdivision the planning department recommended that we not go to auction with that property until we can sae if thera might be other uses for it. The county is looking for input from the Town with respect to that issue. Z.O. Slatar - when that subdivision was built it was contingent upon a service road being built. Will mail copy to Co. Rep. Lane of requirement. Co. Rep. Lane - reported that Development did not recommend for their bicentennial, multi I did not votOR to approve wha board since most Of the grant activities. Most of the towns out. We hope to improve that bring a resolution forth to s bicentennial celebration. the Advisory Board on Tourism and any of the Dryden grants for funding year reunion or the historic site. t was recommended by the advisory s focused on city oriented and villages were basically shut process by next year. I am going to ee if we can gait some funding for the Co. Rep. Lane - board members have copy of the memo an the Virgil Creek project. All bids came in well under the estimate. The lowest bid was $2,561ffOOOmoo and the last estimate was 04.6 million. There were 9 bidders. Local Law Filing 162 WASHINGTONSALENUE$ ALRANYT NY 12231 (Use this form to file a local law with the Secretary of State.) Text of law should be given as amended. Iao not include matter being eliminated and do not ® use italics or underlining to indicate new matter, C aDunty Town of Dryden. ........ ... .......................... ............................... .................... XY,CRtaINi x Local Law No. .......... .......:......................... 4...... of the year 19 97... ,, increasing the mraxiinum exemption allowable under the al.ternatIve A local law .................. ............................... ............................................................................ ............................... irh+:k-tr�KTc44) veterans exemption Be it enacted by the ................... ......l.oTom Board of the (Name of legislative Body) (3,ty >ekty of Dryden. Town.............. ......._......._......._......._................._....................... .............,.............._.. ......as follows: ttHFame 1'NTRODUCTJON 19 Chapter 477 of the Laws of 1096 permits towns to increase the m��xittitlln exemptions allowable tender Real Property Tax Law 5458 -a (2) (a) ; (b) ; and (c), 0 IXCREASE OF EXEMPTION 2. The maxilaum exemptions allowable under Real Property Tax Law §458 -a (2) (a) ; (b) ; and (c) respectively are hereby increased as follows : Section 4S8 -a (2) (a) $18,000 Section 458 -a (2) (b) $12,000 Section 458 -a (2) (c) $601000 EFFECTIVE DATE 3. 'Phis 'local law shall. take effect upon filing with the Secretary of State and shall apl)l}p to assessment ro'l'ls prepared on and after the taxable status date March 1, 1.997. (if additional space is needed, attelch pages the same size as this shed, 4,11141 number each.) fl) DOS•239 (N(_v. 7/90) (Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and strike out that which is not applicable.) •l. (final adoption by local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No, 1 of 19 97 of the Dryden was duly Massed by the T i Board on Agri.), 8, 1997 in accordance with the 4noolicable provisions of law, c arse of LegvpIt�ive ody (Passage by local legislative body vvith approval, no disapproval or rcpassagc after disapproval Iql the Elective Chief Executive Officer'.) 1 hereby crtify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of of the (Co ty)(City)(Town)(Village) of was duly pass on 19�, and was (apprOv- d)(noi disapproved)(re ssed 0(fname ui�egiS13t ody disapproval) by t t \umui uLrve Olrieer') in accordance v ;pi th thovisions of law - (I'inal adoption b I hereby certify that the local law ant N of the (County)(Ci(y)(Town)(Village) of on N:,me of Legislative kSuc�y) disapproval) by the cctive Chief Executive: and was deemed duly adopted on by the after 19 ed hereto, (iesignated as local law U. of 19 _ was duly passed by the 19 and was •iltprove,(I)(nol disaltprOvcd)(ripasscd after On ,Z 19_ Such local law \Vas subntitti d to the heopls, by reason of a (mandatOry)(p('r ssivc) referendum, ;tad rcceive(I the ;tffirm tivc t'Gte of a majority pf She (ln,1111 Jed electors Voting m . i [he (l;eneral)(spocial)(iinnual) eli'c.lion held on 19_ in accor(ance. «ilh thn apt c:lblt� 111,) sins of law. 4. (SLrbjecl to permissive referendum referndum.) hereby certify that Ilse loCrtl of the (County)(City)(`hown)(y C of Legislat final adol?tian I►rcause no � petition %,as filed regtiesiinu X annexed hereto, designated as local law No. lagc) of _ Oil I�> — an(l was (approved)(noi (I G I' 19 «';ts duly passed by th.: pruvcil }(rcl?assc(I after disapprovalZby.ijile 9 Su�ILpermissive and no valid petition re(luesling such rel'irendum was filc(I as oiin accorit;ln applicable provisions of law. u•aS tint /lccl lit 'Iaicli>'e Chief Executive Officer rneans or includes the ellicf excculive officer of :1 counit• elected oll a ®County- wide 1Oasis or, if there be none, the chairman of the count}' Irgislati�e body, the rn:r�'ur of a city or village, or the super,isor of a to%vn where such officer is %Csled with the power to uppro,•e or ,eto local laws or ordinances. rte} w , City local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.) 1 hereby ify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of _ of the City of _ having been submitted to rcferendur ursuant to he provisions of see 3ti)(37) of the Municipal Home Rule Law, and having, received th rrmative vote of a Majority of the qualil tt. ,lectors of such city voting thereon at the (special)(I;en election held on 19_, became o live. 6. (County local law concerning adoption of Charte I hereby certify that the local law annexed I o, designated as IoL. a v No. _ of 19 of the County of State o w York, having been submitted to the electors at the General L"lec of November 19 pursu, to subdivisions S and 7 of section 33 of the ome Rule Law, and having) received the affirmative vo a majority of the qualified electors to its of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualified e rs of the towns of said coup onsidered as a unit voting at said general election, became operative. any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropritatc cerlificall� I further certify that I have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this office and (lilt the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and was finally adopted in the manner indicated in paragraph 1 , above. ���YQi : �K1i�25Hy + ?:tig�fCt:2ii�J{TFifI�XGi ,Ttiwrf'�•' i or officer deaignalcd by local legilsatry • body rScrzl j Date. April 8, 1997 (Certification to be executed by Courtly Attorney, Corporation Counsel rown Attorney, Vill toe .allorne or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STA'rn OF N) -'W YORK COUNTY OF Tompkins the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local taw contains the correct text and that all hropr proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment ol- the loc :11 IaEV annexed hereto. Sibrlature Town Attorney xCx7=i V. Cxtyx f)r }•den._.._- ---- --�- -- - _- h0 w n I)a1c: April 8, 1997 Local Law Filing NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE 162 WASHINGTON or underlining AVENUE, AI.RANY, NY 12231 matter. (Use this form to file a local law with the Secretary of State.) Text of law should be given as amended. !Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use italics New York Secretary or underlining to indicate new matter. kuy of Dryden Town YiNavc Local Law No. ....................... of the vear 19 .97..- A local law .....repcal.ang Tnwn of Dryden Local Law No. 1 oi' the year. L982 ....................................... ............................... . .. ........................ ............................... (Insert Title) Be it enacted by the ................ Town Board ............................................................................... .............................of tl,e (Name of Legislative Body) r C::6,Y,: Dryden Townof ............................... .................................................................... ............................... as follows: �Ai�R$6C SECTION 1: Local Law No. 1 of the year 1982 adopted February 23, 1982 and filed with the New York Secretary of State on February 26, 1982 is hereby repealed. SECTION 2: This local law shall take effect upon filing with the Office of the New York Secretary of State. (If additional space is needed, attach pages the same sire as this sheet, and number each.) DOS -239 (Rev. 7/90) (Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and strike out that which is not applicable.) 0 (Final adoption by local legislative body only.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. Z of 19 97 of the ( Cxi-tx)(Town)(YiRaRu� of Dryden was duly passed by the Town Board on ApriI 8, 19 97, in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. Name of t,egie ative 130 y} (Passage by local legislative body with approval, no disapproval or repassage after disapproval �%4y the Elective Chief Executive Officer'.) I hereb? of the ( ime tify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. ity)(City)(Town)(Village) of was duly on 19_, and was (approved)(not disapproved) disapproval) by th tective Chkef Executive officer in accordance with the , plicable provisions of law. 3. (Final adoption by referendum I hereby certify that the local law annc of the (County)(City)(Town)(Villagc) of on qW ame of Legislativc Bociy�- disapproval) by the and was deemed duly adopted on Of l9711 p' sed by Passed after 19 , hereto, designated as loc<t! 1 No, of 19 was duly passed by the 19 and w (approved)(not disapproved)(repassed after on 19 Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a (mandatory)(pe (Ssive) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting t reon the (general)(special)(annual) election held on 19_, in accordance with the a licable pro 'lions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendum , lid final adoption because no vat petition wis filed requesting referndum.) 1 hereby certify that the local Of the (County)(City)(TownW U me of Legislative Body disapproval) by the ^ annexed hereto, designated as local law No. illage) of on 19 and was (approved)(not d on of l9_ was duly passed by the proved)(repassed alter 19_ Such lo`ti.1 law was subject to tr tectuve Gluet b ;xeelitrve Offices') permissive reC endum and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of in accordan with the applicable provisions of law. 19 'Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a *ounty -wide basis or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city Or village, or the supervisor of a town where such officer is vested with the power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances, (Z) 'Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a *ounty -wide basis or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city Or village, or the supervisor of a town where such officer is vested with the power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances, (Z) City local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.) hereby tify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of the City o having been submitted to refer' nd n pursuant to provisions of sec (36)(37) of the 1�4unicipal (tome Rule Law, and having received t firmativc vote a majority of the quali i electors of such city voting thereon at the (special) election held on 19 , became o alive. 6. (County local law concerning adoption of Chart I hereby certify that the local law annexed to, designated as 1i ca law No. of 19 of the County of State o w York, having been submitted to the electors at the General Elec of November 19 pursue to subdivisions 5 and 7 of section 33 of the Munici ome Rule Law, and , having received the affirmative vo f a majority of the qualified electors o e cities of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualified e rs of the towns of said coon onsidered as a unit voting at said general election, became operative. ny other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropritate certifica I further certify that I have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this office and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and was finally adopted in the manner indicated in paragraph I , above. (Seal) Date: April 9, 1997 (Certification to be executed by County At(orney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF Tompkins I., the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all proper proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law annexed hereto. Lure Town Attorney Title �iOQATti� ® of Dryden Town A&$6 ego Date: April_ 9. 1297 (3) �j3 TB4 -8 -97 Page 3 Co. Rep. Lane - reported on sales tax - the state legislature ®continues talking about repealing the sales tax on apparel statewide. If that happens in Tompkins County that would mean a shortfall of about $408,000.00 based on last years figures. That is about 2.3 percent of our sales tax collection. There also would be a similar effect on the city and towns. Some counties are asking the state legislature to give them permission to repeal the sales tax on apparel only at the county level no matter what the state does. Toopkins County has been asked if they plan to do the same, but at this point we have taken no action. We are surveying the community for there opinion. Co. Rep. Lane - reported on cable television - I did read the Town of Dryden resolution regarding cable television at our last quarterly commission meeting. We now have a committee that is looking at cable governance models. I will report more on that later. CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Supv Schug - board members have copy of request from Mitch Collingsworth for a cemetery. Atty Perkins - it should be kept in mind there are 2 distinct possibilities. Mr. Collingsworth wants to establish a cemetery and Rhoades dealt with a private burial ground. (1 grave site) Mitch Collingsworth - at the time I wrote the letter I was not aware there were 2 possibilities. Atty Perkins - before the board can proceed you need to define your request. If you are requesting 1 grave site the board is free to permit the establishment of a private burial ground by agreement. If there is a cemetery to be established there are other considerations which need to be addressed. Mitch Collingsworth - would like to request just the private burial ground for 1 grave site at this time. Supv Schug - encouraged Mr. Collingsworth to start the process now if he wished to establish a cemetary. RESOLUTION #115 AUTHORIZE SUPERVISOR TO SIGN AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN RE: PRIVATE BURIAL GROUND AT 315 BEAM HILL ROAD Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize Supervisor Schug to sign the agreement on behalf of the town. (copy of agreement in minute book). 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes L�I 2 �F Ct A V� o,�ya �, /� X99 AGREEMENT WHEREAS, the Town of Dryden has duly adopted by Resolution No !O 144 -1986, the Town of Dryden Cemetery Ordinance, and ��11 WHEREAS, sufficient proof having been presented to the Town Board as to the ownership of the property at 315 Beam Hill Road (Town of Dryden Tax Map Parcel x`60- 1 -8.2), and WHEREAS, the owners and all interested persons who have an ownership interest in said property have requested permission for the burial of their daughter, Elizabeth J. Collinsworth on said property, and WHEREAS, the interests of the Town are adequately protected by the provisions of this agreement, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved as follows: is1. Permission to bury Elizabeth J. Collinsworth on the real property at 315 Beam Hill Road is hereby granted on the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. This permission is for the burial of only Elizabeth J. Collinsworth and shall not constitute permission for the burial for any other person(s). 2. The owners of the property shall comply with all other applicable provisions of any federal, state or local, laws, ordinances or regulations governing such burial,. 3. It is hereby expressly understood and agreed that this agreement permits only the establishment of a private burial ground for this individual. Under no circumstances shall the Town be responsible for the control, preservation, care or fencing of such private burial ground, the responsibility for the same being to the owner of the property and their respective distributees, successors and assigns in perpetuity. 4. The permission granted by this agreement shall not be deemed permission of the establishment of a cemetery under the provisions of the Town of Dryden Cemetery Ordinance, the common law or Town Law §291. 50 A copy of this agreement shall be recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's Office and indexed against the title records to the property at 315 Beam Hill Road to provide notice to the public and to all persons obtaining title through the owners of said property of the existence of such private burial ground and this agreement which provides that no establishment of a cemetery or burial ground for the inhabitants of the Town is intended, it being the express representation and agreement of the parties that the burial of Elizabeth J. Collinsworth only shall constitute the establishment of a private burial ground and under no circumstances shall, title to any property used for such burial ever vest in the Town nor shall the Town ever be responsible for the control, maintenance, preservation, care or fencing of such private burial ground. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement this _ day of April, 1997. r M tic ell K. Co"ll ins w Dirth I urie J. Town of Dryden Jame F. S nsworth r. iug, /SupervS Bv. Jame F. S nsworth r. iug, /SupervS W { F STATE OF NEW YORK: SS: COUNTY OF TOMPKINS on this j day of April, 1997, before me, the subscriber, personally appeared Mitchell K. Collinsworth and Laurie J. Collinsworth, to me personally known and known to me to be the same persons described in and who executed the within instrument, and they acknowledged to re that they executed the same. LYNNE M. MONAOE Notary Public. State of New York No.4896030 Qualified in Tompkins a Commission Expires 2f' STATE OF NEW YORK: S: COUNTY OF TOMPKINS : On this day of April, 1997, before me personally came JA14ES F. SOHUG, to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in the Town of Dryden, New York; that he is the Supervisor of the 'Town of Dryden, the municipal corporation described in, and which executed the withifl instrument; and that he signed his name thereto by resolution of the Town Board. otai }y Public LYNNE M, MON905 Notary Public. State of Now Yank No, 4196030 Qualified in TompkiMCounty � Comr fission Expires I WHEREAS, S, 100� AG1 EnMENT the Town of Dryden has duly adapted by resolution 146 144 -1986, the Town of Dryden Cemetery Ordinance, and WHEREAS, sufficient proof having been presented to the Town Board as to the ownership of the property at 315 Beam Hill Road (Town of Dryden Tax Map Parcel #60- 16.2), and WHEREAS, the owners and all interested persons who have an ownership interest in said property have requested permission for the burial of their daughter, Elizabeth a. Collinsworth on said property, and WHEREAS, the ante -cests of the 'down are adequately protected by the provisions of this agreement, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved a5 follows: 14 Permission to bury Elizabeth J. Collinsworth on the real property at 315 Bean Hall Road is hereby granted on the terms and condition,q hereinafter set forth. This permission is four the burial of only Elizabeth J'. Collinsworth and shall not constitute permission for the burial for any other person {s }. 2. The owners of the property shall comply with all other applicable provxszons of any federal, state or local laws, ordinances or regulations governing such ?curial. 34 It is hereby expressly understood and agreed that th]FLS agreement permits only the establishment Of a private burial, ground for this individual, under no circumstances shall the Town be responsible for the control, preservation, care or fencing of such private burial ground, the responsibility for the same being to the owner of the property and their respective distributees, successors and assigns in perpetuity. J r 4 The permission granted by this agreement shall not be deemed permission of the establishment of a cemetery under the provisions of the Town of Dryden Cemetery Ordinance, the common law or Town Law 5291. 5. A copy of this agreement shall be recorded in the Tompka,ns County Clerk's Office and indexed against the title records to the property at 315 Beam dill Road to provide notice to the public and to all persons obtaining title through the owners of said property of the existence of such private burial ground and this agreement which provides that no establishment of a cemetery or burial ground for the inhabitants of the Town is intended, it being the express representation and agreement of the parties that the burial of Elizabeth J. Collinsworth only shall constitute the establishment of a private burial ground and under no circumstances shall title to arty property used for such bux:ial ever vest in the 'down nor shall the Town ever be responsible for the control, maintenance, preservation, care or fencing of such private burial grounds XN WITNESS wHFRFoF, the parties hereto have executed this LMI agreement this � � day of April, 19974 ell K. Vrle J. l� n worth linsworth Town of Dryden Jame�i F. schug Supery r M i STATE OF .NEB; YORK: SS: COUNTY OF TOMPKIN . On this lb day of April, 1997, before me, the subscriber, personally appeared Mitchell K. Collinsworth and Laurie J. Collinsworth, to me personally known and known to me to be the same persons described in and who executed the within instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same. ZU&A� -']1 otaw Public LYNNE M, MONROE Notary Public. State of Bevy York No. 4896030 GuaIified in Tompkins oun Commission Expires 51 - S'TA'GE OF NEW YORK: SS COUNTY OF TOMP INS. On this day of April, 1997, before me personally came JAMES F. SCHUG, to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say that he resides in the Town of Dryden, New York; that he is the Supervisor of the Town of Dryden, the municipal corporation instrument; and that the Town Board, described in, and which executed the within he signed his name thereto by resolution of LYNNE M, MONPOE Notary Public, State of thew York No, 4896030 Oual died in TompkinA-CounTy Commission Expires _ __s. t -� �15Y TB4 -897 Page 4 Bill Ackro d - representing Dryden Ambulance - it has come to their attention that there have been some short comings in the Proposal they had for the ambulance billing software. The current software that is available today will cost about $8,500.00. In order to move up to that level of softwar4a it is going to cost them another $6,000_00 in hardware, operating systems, data base, software, etc, I could not find any significant benefit to go into the new software that the old software wouldn't do after speaking with the representative. If you want to go with the old proposal of 58,500.00 with the Sweetsoft Company we are willing to go in that direction. There is still the opportunity for the future if you want to upgrade the program and there will be an additional cost. There were a lot of hidden costs that we exposed. Supv Schug - the only thing that wasn't provided for was the travel expense, hotel and car rental. Bill Ackroyd in their proposal it states 5495.00 per day plus travel expense. That didn't surprise us, we just didn't factor it in the regkiest, Mark Bell - that extra expense was not in the original proposal. It was added in after we let them knout Ve were interested in the upgraded program, March 27th. I received a copy Supv Schug - wanted the committee to get a quote on the DOS system, training and estimate of travel time before the next board meeting. 46 some matters for executive COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR SuPv-Sohug - report on personal safety program - I received a letter from Don Trombley and have sent copies to board members for their information. It was recommended to be tabled until the fall, Supv Schug - sent information to Clp Grantham regarding grants action news. ATTORNEY Atty Perkins - Cortland Paving (Ottenshot) - pursuant to 2 orders from the court Mr. Ottenshot wss to dispose of on March 27th. I received a copy of transcript today and have not received his signed copy. Mr. Ottenshot has 10 days to furnish that. I have some matters for executive s4&ssion regarding Mr. Ottenshot. Atty Perkins - Local Law regulating fill - still working on. Atty Perkins - Wescott - Lailani Lane - completed on 4 -8 -97 copy of map went to Hwy Supt 011bert and Town Clerk, Length of road was reported to Dianne for insurance purposes. 41 Supv Schug - wogld like Atty Perkins to prepare a Local law regarding trailers used for storage. TB4 -8 -97 Page 5 Atty Perkins - Peregrine Hollow project and Sewer #6 agreement - Z have spoken with the attorney for Varn Brothers and there is no reason for them not to sign the agreement. Atty Perkins - Timmerman /Belechinger - no changeEE INEERING Dave Putnam - Pinckney Road drainage study - no change. ZONING OFFICER Z.O. Slater � monthly report given to hoard members Z.O. Slater - work on the Loeven barn has resumed. Z.O. Slater - I met with Gus today (MAK Industries) and the front lawn is finished and they are doing the final grading on thQ west lawn. He has ordered the slates for the cyclone fencing. Gus has assured me that everything he has agreed to do will be completed or nearly completed by the next board meeting. Z.O. Slater - have started to do spring clean up with Junk cars. HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT Hwy Supt Gilbert � spoke with Lewbro and he hopes to have the scales in by mid June. Vwy Supt Gilbert - would like authorization from the board to rebid roller h ±d specs. RESOLUTION #1_16 AUTHORIZE HWY SUPT GILBEPT TO REBID ROLLER BID SPECS Clp C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVEDo that this Town Board authorize Hwy Supt Gilbert to rebid roller bid specs. 2nd Clp T.at field Roll call vote - all voting Yes Yellow Barn Road, Caswell Road - no change Hile School Road - County Englprices culvert - no change Bone Plain Road - have started work Fork lift and one ton truck should have by May lath CORRESPONDENCE Ambulance calls - board members have copy Meeting with Village and Town of Dryden - April 29th 7:OOPM DISCUSSION Supv Sohug - has signed fireworks permit for Robert Fletcher Date: �Too From: Sub. Bear Jim: April 15t, 1997 ,rimes Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Henry M. Slater, Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Off. March 197 Building & Zoning Activity Report Building Erect permits: Single Deck wide During the month (1) of March '97, our department issued 13 building salvage, permits Mobile existing which are described as follows. A -1 Single Family Homes new starts, install new conforming C -7 Erect Exterior Single Deck wide + minor (1) A�l 0-7 Replace for existing salvage, Mobile existing Fume conforming storage single -wide (1) A -2 barn Convert existing single family home to (2) family home(2) ATI Extend or renovate existing single family homo t�) C -4.1 Erect Detached private Storage Building () C-4.1 Erect a Fish Farm Hatchery Building (1) C -7 Erect Exterior Deck ABsumbly, + minor repair 0-7 Demolish for salvage, existing storage barn Certificates of Certificate Conditioned Cert if i Cate occupancy and Compliance of Occupancy Certificate of Occupancy of Compliance public Ymsptctions, Fire Safety Multiple Residence Facilities Business Facilities Home Day Care Facilities Fire Investigations for the Month of March During the month of March 97, there were (2) fire calls. #1 A chimney fire at 134 Bear Hill Road destroyed a factory chimney system beyond further safe use. Repair will be (1) (4) ix} (il cal (2) clompleted. A trash fire at 133 Bone Plain Road got out of hand, setting the home on fire before the Fire Department could arrive. As a result, the home was destroyed. The remains will require total demolition_ Update on Issues of Concern: Loeven Barr, at 164 Dryden Harford RDad No Change. Ottensr, hot Property at Freese Road Remains unchanged. March 197 Report •Page Two RMS Gravel Special Permit, South Mine, No change, still waiting on DEC on MAK Industries Plan Review R• Special Permit Project Sheet Attached 15 a copy Ellis Drive No noticeable Town Clerk change Mott Road the SEAR process. Zoning Board of Appeals The ZBA met to hear two requests. Both were adjourned until April for further hearing consideration. A copy of the hearing notice is attached. Planning Board The Planning Board did not meet in March. Site Plan Review R• Special Permit Project Sheet Attached is a copy of our Site Plan Review, Special Permit tracking program. 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Z:r -0 113- u S � O V r D z QDA CA z z m m c rr' 0 m D rn z> r � z <m o> > CA z z m uo c -u m rn z> C} � z <m o> i C Zr n (f3 S?� C Q mz v� m m f t 0 C'1 O s m z 1 G7 ,di m r- z x m 1 O z z m uo c -u m rn z> C} � 0 <m 0 C'1 O s m z 1 G7 ,di m r- z x m 1 O M m c �+ z> C} � <m C n 0 C'1 O s m z 1 G7 ,di m r- z x m 1 O T84 -a -97 Page 6 Supv Schug - would like to set up a reserve fund for sewer #h (Snyder Hill) for purchase of 1 share in the Ithaca. Area Waatewater Treatment Plant. Supv Schug - Beaver Brook Wetlands Complex - the State of New York and Tompkins County is looking to keep open space. The area they are looking at is DR3. I felt the property owners should be notified as to what you are trying to protect and ghat you are planning to do with it. We zhould contact the property owners to let them know what the coxinty is doing and what this project means. You are talking about protecting someones property and keeping i,t open we better tell them what we are doing. SEOR review - Freeville- Dryden trail with the Town as lead agency board members went over form. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZE #117 SCLIWC TO ACCEPT LOW B10 LEAD FOR SINGLE PROGRAM AUDIT PER HUD REQUIREMENTS Clp O. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town ward accept the low bid of $4,300.00 from Nolis & Beals for single program audit per HUD requirements. 2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #110 AUTHORIZE SCLIWC TO BE LEAD AGENCY CIp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that the Town Board of objection to the Southern Cayuga Commission acting as lead agency Environmental Quality Review Act the Town of Dryden Lake Intermunicipal I n review under the for the proposal to maximum rate of withdrawal of water million gallons per clay. from Cayuga Labe has no Water New York Sate increase the to 9.0 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll Call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION 41 RESERVE FUND FOR FOR ITHACA AREA Clp C_ Hatfield offered the adoption: (copy in mi 2nd CIp T. Hatfield 19 ESTABLISHINE CAPI SNYDER MILL SEWER 0 WASTEWATER TREATMENT following resolution nute book) Roll call vote - al TAL ISTIRICT FLAN' and asked for its 1 voting Yes RESOLUTION NO. (1997) RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING that the Town CAPITAL RESERVE FUND ,. FOR SNYDER HILL SEWER a separate DISTRICT to Councilperson C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVER, that pursuant to §6 -c of the General Municipal Law this Town Hoard, an behalf of the Snyder dill Sewer District, does hereby establish a Capital Reserve Fond to finance the Copt of the acquisition of additional capacity in the Ithaca Area wastewater Treatment Plant for such sewer district. It is the intent of this Board to accumulate the cost of the acquisition of such additional capacity, the maximum cyst of which zs estimated to be 100, and it is 10 FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor is directed to deposit menses of this reserve fund in a separate bank account to be known as the 'Snyder Hill Sewer District Reserve Fund ", and is authorized in his discretion to invest, from time to time, the monies of this fund pursuant to 56 -c (7) or 511 of the General Municipal Lair, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED that no expenditure from the fund shall be made except upon authorization of this Board, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Article 7 of the Town Law. Second Couricilperson T. Hatfield Roll call, vote � 03.1 voting Yes LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York adopted the following resolution on April S, 1997: RESOLVED, that pursuant to 6 -c of the General Municipal Law this Town Board, on behalf of the Snyder Hill Sewer District, does hereby establish a Capital reserve Fund to finance the cost of the acquisition of additional capacity in the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Plant for such sewer district. It is the intent of this Boars] to accumulate the cast of the acquisition of such additional capacity, the maximum cost of which is estimated to be $100,0001 and it is FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor is directed to deposit monies of this reserve fund in a sepax:ate bank account to be ]mown as the "Snyder H111 Sewer District Reserve Fund ", and is authorized in his discretion to invent, from time to time, the monies of this fund pursuant to 6 -c(7) or 911 of the General Municipal Law, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED that no expenditure from the fund shall be grade except upon authorization of this Board, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Article 7 of the Town Law. Dated: Dryden, New York April 9, 1997 Susanne Lloyd, Towdn Cler s7 TB4 -8-97 Page 7 RESOLUTION #120 APPROVE ABSTRAOT #104 AND SELECTED ONES FROM #103 01p C. Hatfield offered the fol.l.owing resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve selected ones from #103 and abstract #104 voucher #239 to voucher #372 for a, total of 137F9S6.89. 2nd Clp T. Hatfield Moll call vote all voting Yes FINANCIAL, REPORT - available to board members JUSTICE REPORT - board members have copy Motion was by by Clp T. Hatfield and 2nd by CIp C. Hatfield to recess for executive session to discuss litigation and land purchase. The following action was taken after executive session. RESOLUTION 4121 AUTHORIZE SUPERVISOR TO EXECUTE -- PURCHASE OFFER. TO RONALD & MARILYN DAVALL CIp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption; RESOLVED, that this Town 30ard authorize the 3upervisoz- to exacute a purchase offer to Ronald and Marilyn Davall that portion of their property between Lake Road and Dryden Lake. The Supervisor is authorised to execate any offer up to a maximum of $55,100 xithout any further authorization from the board. ,end Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes Adjourned* 9 m6 45PM Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk 1 TOWN BOARD MEETING PUBLIC HEARING ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES MAY 13, 1997 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:30PM Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning the application of Edward Boutros to relocate his water testing and analysis business. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Susan Boutros - they have an environmental laboratory and do environmental testing on water samples. They have about a dozen employees and would like to relocate the bulk of the business to the Ithaca /Dryden area. Right now they have space at Langmire Lab. They would like to have the business completely in their garage which is adjacent to the house. The permit application states 3 employees which we have at the present time. We were advised we would have to get another permit if there were more than 3 unrelated employees. We feel we might go up to 10/12 people, but this is going to take time. If the business does expand we would consider moving the business to a different location. We have to comply with EPA regulations. Since we would be living on the property the business would be open all the times. We will not be changing the exterior of the property, since it is in a residential neighborhood. Supv Schug - the EPA sounds like you will be using chemicals in the testing and wanted to know what would be done with the water when you are finished with the testing. Susan Boutros - we use some chemicals. We samples and there is some wastewater, but are potable water. We do not handle really like they do in a chemistry lab. They will with the wastewater. The amount of water u liters. test drinking water the bulk of the samples hazardous chemicals have to do something sed would be about 2 Supv Schug - if there was something wrong in one of your reports, what would you do with the wastewater. Susan Boutros - the whole extraction process is to take any contaminated material which is very small and not really enough to worry about. Supv Schug - wanted Mrs. Boutros to more than 2 unrelated people for a calling this. You will have to get you add any more people, know they can not have any home business which you are a variance from the ZBOA when Susan Boutros - I anticipate we might have 10/12 people, but this would include part time people. Right now, we have a team of people that live in Florida half of the year. I don't have clients coming in. I don't have as much traffic as a doctor or hairdresser. TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607.844 -9120 ZONING 8. BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT /it the Hem-t oj*t.he Fiir gcr- Lakes Region Ithaca Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York 14850 Attn: Darlene Folnsbee, Legal Ads PLEASE will h Edward testin as a h a site TAKE old a O. Bo g and ome oc he al of Dryden. NOT Publ utro anal cups so i CE is s ys ti nt that Heari for a is bus on wit ends t the Town Board o ng to consider t Special Permit, iness, Environme h 3 employees at o occupy for his f the Town he applica to relocat ntal Assoc 1795 Slat home, wit t e i e h of Dryden ion from his water at e s, LTD rville Road, in the Town SAID HEARING will be held on TUESDAY, MAY 13TH, 1997 at 7:30 PM prevailing hearing time or at the Dryden Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street, and requiring Dryden, NY at which time all interested assistance persons will be given an opportunity should to be heard. Persons may appear in person or by agent. the Town of Dryden Individuals with visual, hearing or manual impairments and requiring assistance should contact the Town of Dryden at 844 -9120 or 844 -8619 at least 48 hours prior to the time of the public hearing. DATED: APRIL 30TH, 1997 R. Vk By Order of: Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden cc: James Schug, Dryden Town Supery All Dryden Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Dave Putnam, T.G. Miller Engine The Tompkins County Planning De Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Cler isor Attorney ers & Surveyors partment k TOWN OF DRYDEN • DIZYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAS14 MAIN STREET, DRYDEN. NEW YORK 13053 (;07-844,9120 ZONING & BUILDING CODE I:NrO9CE:v1FNT May 11 1997 ht the Hetia ref the Firtgei- Lakes Region Edward O. Boutros, Environmental Associates LTD 1185 E. Main Street Bradford, PA 16701 Re: Schedule Public Hearing for 1795 Slaterville Rd, Dear Mr. Boutros: Town of Dryden By now you should have or will shortly, that receive a copy of the Environmental Associates LTD application package, my preliminary review of the application review at and all other resulting communication. potential Town Hall, someone You'll also note, that we have scheduled a public hearing and general prevailing Dryden, project time NY. Either review at the yourself for Dryden the or potential Town Hall, someone Special 65 East adequately Permit Main familiar Street, for 7:30 PM with the project and Environmental Associates LTD processes must be present at the hearing to answer questions of the Special Permit Review Board or any person in attendance during the hearing. Additionally, you will. notice that my review of your application, contains three, (3) items of concern and are discussed as follows. Either pri appropriat facts or d New York S from each thresholds or t ely ovum tate that of a or at th prepared t ents that Health De your oper their resp e tim o pro your part ation ect i v e v p e s e of ide roce nt s or aut t t S t d h h h s a i 0 • hear • nevi es con ndards scharg rity, in ew fo 0 es g, yo boar rm wi r pro do n u should be d with further th both E.P. A. and vide a release of encroach any You'll note, that 1 have a concern of where facility parking should be located. There is a grade rising from the proposed lab facility to NYS Route 79 of 5 feet to 10 feet. There also is limited parking lot maneuvering space. 1 do not believe there to exist sufficient space to permit both parking and turnaround space, resulting in the need to back up the grade to, Slaterville Road. In spite of good site distance both east and west on Route 79, that positive aspect of the site would be lost if backing on to the road were to be necessary. The last issue was that of the necessary variance for • two (2) employees which are permitted by the Special Your application indicates that you desire three (3) in addition to your immediate household members. more than Permit. employees � 1 ® Edward 0. Boutros May 19 1997 Page Two The Special Permit beyond what is per ordinance variance the Zoning Board o the evening on the you can request a at the Dryden Town Review Board has no authorit mitted by the Ordinance. In authority, such requests mus f Appeals. The Zoning Board first Tuesday of each month. hearing for would be Tuesday, Hall, 65 East Main Street. y to grant a order to gai t be present of Appeals m The next s June 3rd, 1 pprovals n ed to eet in ession 997 here We would suggest that you try to anticipate what your ultimate employee need may be and request that level of approval as you would be limited to a maximum of the number approved if the ZBA should find your request appropriate. The fee for a ZBA hearing is an additional $50.00. Since there is a current Zoning Permit on file, that document will not be required again. The $50.00 fee will be required prior to the hearing. I would take this opportunity to advise you that you need to submit an additional $200.00 for the Special Permit hearing prior to the Tuesday May 13th, 1997 hearing. If you should have any questions, please feel free to call us at 607- 844 -9120 between 8:00 AM — 1:00 PM Monday — Friday. Very truly yours, Henry M. Slater Zoning 8 Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney Dave Putnam, T.G. Miller Engineers & Surveyors James Hanson Jr., Commissioner of Tompkins County Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Planning TOWN Or DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607.844 -9120 ZONING R BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT April 29th, 1997 James Schug, Dryden 65 East Main Street Dryden, NY 13053 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Regi.c,rr Town Supervisor Re: Special Permit Review Application From: Edward O. Boutros of Bradford, PA 16701 DBA, Environmental Associates, LTD, who desires to establish a home occupation, water testing lab within an existing facility within a RD Zoning District. Site: 1795 Slaterville Road, Ithaca, NY Dear Jim: I've completed a preliminary review of the above mentioned application and find that application sufficiently complete to forward that application, all supporting documents and my review comments to you and the board for your review. At this time, I'm asking that you and the board hold a Public Hearing on 5/13/97 for this application. I have prepared and distributed all necessary public and personal notices as well as other interested agencies. All concerns that I have determined are listed on the attached comment and review form. If you should have any questions, concerns or desire further detail, please feel free to contact me as necessary, Yours very truly, %M/j M - u� Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: Dryden Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney Dave Putnam, T.G. Miller Engineers & Surveyors James Hanson Jr., Tompkins County Planning Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Edward Soutros, Applicant Margaret Hobbie, Audrey Edelman Real Estate, 2333 N. Triphammer Road, Ithaca, NY SPECIAL PERMIT REVIEW ElWicant: Edward 0. Boutros, DBA, Environmental Assos. LTD Date: 4/29/97 Action: Establish a Home Occupation within an existing residential site which includes a single family home and a 1860 square foot two story accessory use structure. Business to be housed in the 2 story accessory use structure. Site: _Site 1795 Slaterville Road, Ithacan NY 14850 Zoning District: Re Be Hearing Date: Proposed 5/13/97 Submitted Tax Parcel to County one 4/29/97 72-4 -2 Review by: Henry M. Slater Section 1303, SPECIAL PERMIT Requirements Review 1). Name a of the applicant, of site name of business and legal owner of the property been accessory supplied? structure /premises. Permit, Yes, see above water testing 2). Has a property survey map or other legal description of premises been provided? Yes,_ copy attached 3). Has the applicant provided a detailed description of proposed use which includes, off street parking, road cuts, and other site uses relative to project? Yes, copy attached, along with picture of the accessory use structure. 4 Has would a sketch be a conversion of site and of site the improvements existing been accessory supplied? structure Proposed by Building Permit, to a water testing laboratory. 5). Is Sewage disposal and water supply facilities existing or proposed and permitted by what means? _Both private water & sewer facilities exist. A modification of septic system will be necessary. Health Department will over see that application. 6). Has applicant provid adjacent to the prof 7). Has applicant provid proposed project and future development o Yes, See attached an ed ect ed Us f t aly a a e h s description of current uses of the premises site? Yes, See attached analysis, general statement appraising the effect of the on the adjacent properties, the environment and e neighborhood and community in general? iso 8). Applicant has provided copies of all permits or application for such permits required by all other local, state or federal agencies necessary for this project. Special Permit is now being applied for. Applicant indicates, their testing is sUbject to the EPA, however_ no EPA authority, permits; or certifications tyre included Edward E. Soutros Special Permit Page Two Comments or concerns permits home occupat Special Permit. Flom nature. See my prey attached, By RB Spe {2} employees. This : The site ions, when e occupati ioua memo vial Permi project p is w empl ons s on th t r^ e g ropos ithin a oyees a hall be zs subj elation es (3) RB Znn re pr up p of pro ect of 5, Empl employe ing District which osed* by approved fessional or a service (4/15/97), copy oyees are limited, to es. A similar request was hea►rd,Jen Gage in 1994 at 29 Etna Lane, a copy of decision enclosed. The Board approved that Special Pprmit contingent upon the ZSA granting a variance for a third employee. This could be handled in much the same way. Last item EPA. Applicant should provide details of EFTA involvement including certificate or permits provided by the EPA. The site is 10.53 acres on New Yer`k State and Site distance each way. The site pla application illU5trate5 adequate off stre room exist on the site to develope accept Current driveway should remain unobstruct require all current available space to go There is a slight grade out of the drivew Road should not be necessary as its wn�Lld dangerous, Route 79, with good visibility n submitted with this et Parking. I believe adequate able off street parking. ed. Any deliveries, will t in tern around and exit:_ ay and backing onto Slaterville be difficult and potentially The project would seem to fit the home occupation requirements, other than the extra proposed employee. Youn, 1I Curren t Aoutr~os area. note applications are unsigned which is due to family illness. applications were presented by an agent who assures me Mr_ will come by and sign all documents as soon as he returns to the M Lxk Henry M. Slater cc: Town Board Members Mahlon R. Dave Putn James Flan Susanne L Perkins, E am, T. G. MI sun Jr... Cc loyd, Dryde r 1 m TI yd le Mi T en Town Attorney r Engineers & SUrveyors ssioner of 'Tompkins County own Clerk planning Applicant, Marg�zLr-et Hobbia, Audrey Edelman Real Estate Applicant, Edward 0. Soutros i' TOWN' F DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK $5 EAST MAIN STAU -mT. DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607- 884 - (J 120 Ioi the Heart of the Fbi er La-kes Region ZONING & BUII-DING COD ENFORCEMENT APPLICATION FOR DRYnEN TOWN 70NINS PERMIT Name: Edward 0. Boutros /Environmental Associates L Address: 55 Main Street, Bradford, PA 16701 Phone #k -3990 on i 1n g Permit # 1� -cPd' ate of Appl- 5/13 1997 ar•c:�ex # 721-4- Application for a Zoning Permit is HEREBY niade for thEL Purpose af: ( ) to Emi,].d; ) t4 Extend; ( X) tO CDnver %t; { ) i a p'Iaiz�e a Mobile Home'i or' { } [It her. Please - Z provide a brief descripti n of proposed project including flumbe{r of structures proposed and the propased use or thQ resulting St inUC 1. Ur ES. . o Cct d j co }t es I propose to convert the two,stcry garage currently on the premises to use as a r�icre io bgica water es ing a ora ory, Project Site 1795 Slaterville Road (Town of Dryden) Land Owner! *Diane .V n3Gk .,.___.E;tirnatmL%d Project Cost: Project Owner Is t1)i.s Land CcrltraCt male? Environmental Associates Ltd, Has Larrd ! Site been Purchase within the past (5) Yrs? ( } Yes {x } Na. If yes, please provides foam r c,t•arler%s name: *plpase see InatF - Type of Structure t oni.nrq T'ermit is fo-l- %- two- St.r�ry 9��9a ].ease date, this is NOT A COr']'1TRUCTIt�jN G'Ef�+1ITr If ,?.s�nirn❑ permit i GRANTED ,' ,a la wi11. then be r�egl_�ir�ed to s�Lbmi.t aI) rlec =scary app] iLa.ti or. s for t:onstri.I.ctiorl and copies of athcr relquiritid {igL�ncy p mr ,mi . Dnce there app Iicat ion ; r.nd POIrMits E� %e fcl -,ncj ac'c'eptah:LJ,a, Z CONSTRUCTION PERMIT mc.-, tie li^'i11"70- Attztched is a. copy of the ZONING PERMIT RL-CULArr10r,CjL Wage ( U) is a sample site plan, Pagc (4) prDvides.a space for yatmr to Pr�avide yOl_LrC necesazsry site plan. A sate plaln of yol.W awn design May be s5_ttimi}lyd. It mUSt Contain the requtasted site elan details. as prL�LrLbQd Ir;ithin this App.-].i.ca.t Grl. If YOU find you have gl_re5ti0rlS, Please feel 1"r�er5 to C'a.11 01-Pr office as nrcessar�y. See page {!f} for phr)rle nunrber� and Df' ice hek-trs. 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I( -)) Water% Courses, C`Onti-il-W 1i ) . F11 ace � 1 1 17r� i veway & Road C�-�t s. i 1 } . Sewer Fac i 1 i t i L�s, Well 5} . Stl�'Jcture Dimensions upc;kr4a1: ir-srG 12' . Ut i, l i t y and Ut i l i t y Easements. E }. Ll-acaici, =ire =f a I I Existing Strk,r*tures13).NcDrth Arrow 7). igrrificar,t Ti- -3pn�gr•a phicaI Features f4lI l=ifs within t•I -je Town Of Dryden created after Scpterober, 1969 SHALL be at Ieast 30, ;.00 Square feet ire ,rrea eZrid have YrCL less than, Icy cent i gu-,us feet cif P u b I is Rl =Lad [�r4inknt.a o u I Where private sept is systems and wipl.l.s are neeeesary, L, =lt Sipes are determined by TOMPI'.TNS COUNTY DEPT. cif ENVIROhlMENTAL HEALTH. 1 r i ALtac4 -ied is a eariiple site whicz%h w._luld be tcccj�ptab1e ii' Subriritted. �f trc�k,c @ I % e fk_1 &c;:144 :_, .,r' t:- r1lpIir11,Cc 3S 1'� =it p= s5ibl,e, plr�ase call s5 riectssary tti: { =rc.s fly) till 1 .t "71 =i Pri MiDs'dday thr quiugh Fridaym I.-1f,:P NT' s1cjwn'l- L,F1c = -- -- - - - -- ] ��L i r f SITE PLAN which CLEARLY ILLUSTRATES Zoning Compliance The Space boloN i:5 pravi.ded for the applicalo,t ta, draw a sits plan which will show placement --if and type of stv %Ucture or 5tr %i.tQtur�es POR WHICH THIS Z0141NO PERMJT is tieing applied for. TaE)e fral l,_4wing infor wztion SHALL he sufficiently detailed on this SITE PLAN so that the reviewer Can verify Z_ining Compliance. 1 } . Di rlierrsions i .-if the Li -it in feet. B) . Yard dimE!nsions, set backs, ' }. Names of adjoirrirIg px'a- ,peaty owners 13 Read Er %'tint: age irr feel; only 3) Li-icat ion of Proposed structures. I( -)) Water% Courses, C`Onti-il-W 1i ) . F11 ace � 1 1 17r� i veway & Road C�-�t s. i 1 } . Sewer Fac i 1 i t i L�s, Well 5} . Stl�'Jcture Dimensions upc;kr4a1: ir-srG 12' . Ut i, l i t y and Ut i l i t y Easements. E }. Ll-acaici, =ire =f a I I Existing Strk,r*tures13).NcDrth Arrow 7). igrrificar,t Ti- -3pn�gr•a phicaI Features f4lI l=ifs within t•I -je Town Of Dryden created after Scpterober, 1969 SHALL be at Ieast 30, ;.00 Square feet ire ,rrea eZrid have YrCL less than, Icy cent i gu-,us feet cif P u b I is Rl =Lad [�r4inknt.a o u I Where private sept is systems and wipl.l.s are neeeesary, L, =lt Sipes are determined by TOMPI'.TNS COUNTY DEPT. cif ENVIROhlMENTAL HEALTH. 1 r i ALtac4 -ied is a eariiple site whicz%h w._luld be tcccj�ptab1e ii' Subriritted. �f trc�k,c @ I % e fk_1 &c;:144 :_, .,r' t:- r1lpIir11,Cc 3S 1'� =it p= s5ibl,e, plr�ase call s5 riectssary tti: { =rc.s fly) till 1 .t "71 =i Pri MiDs'dday thr quiugh Fridaym I.-1f,:P NT' s1cjwn'l- L,F1c = -- -- - - - -- ] ��L i 4J -4Jy4- �F{rEej rs41�It I_ - -. __ � —r". — �• �0'� -,n � 5€T14µ c !ZkA,IjlmIr�r[$ a5Ja IJICAWWAr P�Wz 11,J GkC FlErSIENT ,iPVGGx.CyyA5iiLIMG I i 'qy �,.,, I� 3 +D Attachment #3. {a} ��1-76 -A •_.'tT pTlE i�{ �L°� �Fc Set F14E ° Ito ; j /1' 7pHP, €o_tL�ex , t 4 op o L t ++ LY v . � QKrr._ EfrrF. 1 O W1 d •+ • r _ xv;� w r a o LEG cNP r'' O } LEAN PrPE Faxlr � fl LP n • ^IP-CIU PIN FOUR ID 0 D + LZOR ihrf F-000 46 5UF VEY nw-r E C.) 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X41 a4I T{ti'' b v. k w - :R PI4I 1 lea ;tit.lY }4 +5. t y a tAtial LL0 5tiit J'- 15 [I y 4- LLh -.L TOWN OF DRY EN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK 135 F.A9l' MAIN STRCET, DRYI)EN, NEW YORE Y3OS3 607 - 844 -91 ?() ZONING & 18 UILDkN "G CODE EW0HCEMENT In the llcxar-1 of the finger Lakes Regi() r Ithaca ,Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York 14B50 Attn: Darlene Foln5bee, Legal Ads PLEASE TAKE NOTICE_ or that least 48 the prior to Town Poarld public of the TOWn Df Dryden will hold a Public Hearing to consider the application from Edward testing as a site of a Dryden. home O. he and Bomtro5 occupation also analysis intends for a business, with to Special 3 occupy Permit, Environmental employees for his at to 1795 home, relocate Associates, Slaterville within his the water LTD Rand, Town SAID HEARING wil 7;30 PM prevaili Street, Dryden, given 4�Ln opportu ur by agent. 1 be held on TUESDAY, MAY 13Th!, 1997 at ng time at the Dryden Town Wall, 65 E. Main NY at which time all knterested persons will he nity to be heard. Persons may appear in person Individuals with visual, hearing or manual impc.i.rments and requiring assistance shR,ald contact the Town of Dryden at 944 -91,W or 844 -uol%j at least 48 hours prior to the timi� of the public 10kear'ing. DATED: APRIL 30TH, 1997 By Order of: Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden cc : ,Ja A ]. Ma Da Th Su m a. h V e s es 5chug, Dryden 7 Ion R. Pe V Putnam, Tompkins anne L1 ❑y Dryfde own LSO r^lcirp5, T. G. count d, Dry n T and Dr Mil y P den awn Supe Members yden Tow ter Engi tanning Town Cl rvi5or n Attorney neer5 & S�Lrveyors Department 1=rk TOWN OF DRYDEMP DRYDEN NEW YORK APPLICATION - FOR SPECIAL PERMIT WAIL OR BRING THIS FORM TU: Town Clerk Town of Dryden Oryden, New York St)ecitjl FernMit rho. . `# Ap tlaicalior1 rlatc Parcet Numiaer { ' 7ol}e_ Jlfaplication is iiereby to {isle to (iuildj,x #cnd r;. Convert LP 0[Ircr �) A Structure located at —_ 1745 S l ate ry i 1 l e Road , Tovin of Dryden, New York- To be Used for 4 water testing laboratory $309000 At a Cost Uf Owner o €Land *Diane Knack Builder existing building If Construction is for other tl7an present Land Owner, Slow Nance Edward 0. Boutras /Environmental Mailing Address s s o c i a t es -rd'. Tile Structures) will be as follows: Type of Construction _ frame Numbero €Stories two Number of Unfks one TYpe of Beat natural gas Number of Baths one or two Square n. Floor Area; First i'loor Second Floor Over Second 0 930 930 0 55 Main t., Bradford, PA 16701 Required PerillM; Otatafnerf - Date Tompkins County Health Dept. Town Clork: Sheet Opcning plasting Supervisor': Water Tap Sewer Tap illglr .tiy SLIIA' Culverts Driveway Bldp. lrr;ikecior hIultiple nesidell.u: N/A - - N/� N/A N lA NIA —N/A �- N/A The Undersigned applicS for permission to do #Ire alcove, in accoFdance with sill provisions of all Laws or RQgulatiolls of Itre Town of Dryden, New Yar k, or okher5 Jiaving jUP -143 Iichorti, and arfiliris tilat all sl.ifn- mcnts anif Hirorfiration given liereio {ire corrccl to tilrr ticst of iris belief, Elate of Hearing a #�' X °i �4w __ SIGNATURE �� - -- - -- -19 Date of Adverlisinp, — ID t� Fee Paid Adver-tisiilLi — lei DRES 55 Main Street 0 Special Permit Approved Sfrecial Pcerrnfl i]rruca —Y— Under Article ?{Il] o€ the 201iiaig Ordir1ar1ce R.r-a4fo.r-d- L.P- 4: - -1171 — PHONE. NO. (814) 368_3990 *Per signed ovinerShip Edward 0. and executed will transfer Bou�rosl purchase offer July 15 1997 to Special Permit Application for Conversion of the garage at 1795 Slaterville road Town of Dryden Tax Parcel 972. -4- i j Name of applicant. Edward 0. Boutros Environmental Associates Ltd. Current owner of property: Diane Knack N R; A purchase offer on the property has been signed and accepted and I will assume ownership on or about ,Yule 1, 1997, 2) See attached survey inap, Tax Parcel #72.-4-2. Attachment 1+ ! propose to live in the residence at 1 95 laterVUle Road and to convert the Lwo -story garage currently on the premises to use as a 1Tllcroblological water tcstin.g laboratory b l�nvironmental Associates Ud k The garage was built in 1,993. It is two stories high with approximately 1860 feet of usable space. The first store has a concrete floor, is pal-tlaJ1y insulated, and is. being used for storage. The second store has been insulated and dry - wailed and has been used by the current owner's family as a woodworkin.g shop. The structure already has natural gas, water, electrical., telephone, and septic lines, Tile residence and gau-age ��rc� jo1��.Cl served by a gravel driveway and parking are'.1 that can accommodate approximately eight cars. The conversion of the garage to use as a water testing laboratory will involve the following steps: - install hisulation, drywall and finished surface to first floor walls - install new gas furnace - hook -up of telephone, septic, etc. lines - install employee restroom - install window - create office space - install light fixtures and counters enhance or replace septic s .stem extend graded and paved areas north and south of the building to accommodate one or mic additional parking spaces Environmental Associates Ltd, is a corporation (sub -S) and it is a laboratory specializing in the defection of waterborne parasites, filtration evaluation by nlieroscOplc particulate analysis, and determination of ground water cinder the direct influence of surface water. The firm plans to have three employees in the near term: an office manager, a Senior Analyst laboratory manager, and our field ream manager, at the 1795 Slaterville Road laboratory, Testing samples will come into the laboratory as water sediments on filters. The ,sam.ples will be washed with the surf cant Tween- 0 (a Mild soap) and the sediment will be extracted, placed on a slide, and examined under a microscope. Some samples of the residual sediments will be archived and the rest we intend to compost. Any life biologicals will be ecruCoclaved before disposal in the garbage. We intend. to install a gray water system to accommodate the waste water- generated by the washin. g process, and to use the gray water oil our gardens. N ,scimples or waste water used in the testing process will go into the septic system. In terns of waste disposal, the laboratory Will be considerably less hazardous than a calf or well nourished brabv. t 4) Please see Attachment #. I have contacted the Tompkins County Health Department and have attached a Certificate of Approval for the current water and septic system. Upon purchase of the property I will upgrade the system or construct a new one in -accordance with health department specifications. if necessary I wilt also obtain approval from the New York State Department of Environmental Conserva Uon. 6) 1795 Slaterville Road sits in a niostly residential area of single - family homes on lots of one to three acres, There are single -famil y hones at 1781 and 1805 Slaterville load, and across th.e street at 1784, 1792, and 1790 Slaterville load. 7) There will be a period of disruption during the construction Phase of the project. Thereafter the lab will have minimal impact on traffic and waste disposal, and will produce no noise, vibration, 10 dust, fumes, smoke, odor, fire, hazard, glare, or flashing lights. The homes at 1781 and 1805 lie approximately 250 an.d 400 ,feet, respectively, from the garage and are screened by hedgerows. Any impacr on these properties will be slight. The neighbors at 1,784, 1792, and 1796 will experience al few cars turning into out of the property at the beginning and er.Yd of the work day, and periodic stops by express delivery trucks. We anticipate no impact oil the future development of the neighborhood, In addition to the local regulations described else %A+here in this application +e ill coy �plv With. any applicable state and fe-d ra.i �regulatioyls including the Amen .cans with Disabilities Act, Furthermore, a site inspection will be required for our work with EPA, Attachment 2 NIP ! � 5 � MI, J ) � � | ,U) 1 � § ft r � .� Ulm, \■� � / � LD a wp .�� | � � Sol � Lq � Lo � I � | _ ■ L 5 � k 6 } - .§ � � » � f � � \ ( / � � .. � \� � i � . � � � � � � n . 0 / q . 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Attachment #3(a) CP— 1 ..a.__{ •'��'`, ` ' DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Ilesr>c7aR 4+ . .��s; -t ¢ TO PKINS COUNTY ; 1J} % . j _ APPLICL[N FRE_A DIP}ARERNl1T i „i Jjay �I L 1. 1 � } ' 'Y/1'1� ±� f+ {Tat lcquircd for ~Aprovtd Sub- 1i+isions }t.'._`.,, `i o the Crornaussioner of Health: __ i Under the provisions of Article V1 of Lhe Tomplans County Sanitary 'Code, application is hereby rnadr for a-- Carisv'uction j'ermit to install a private sewage disposal sstcm t serve [hc 13creaTtafter described property, conrrrn- fallaw}n inform is submitted: ing which the g F;. 1 ! .R; r r DATE % .'''"�'` - ' Add css __,,.t 1, Qkvner c#�^s -... r . Property toca[ian r _..r !' '7 '- ;.,° ALA . ..... .......0L..Laa.LL.......... 4. Person or Finn Phone or 'l e 46 ; Capnstructin SystiLn I4.�. ,. Address 5. Lot Dirneiisions ' - -.,� -- X --- - - - - -. 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RclBarks (Skctch Oil rcq:crse) Show all wafer Supply sources within 100+ of proposed scwk )Nt! cispoSnl, mTCR tit l� h:-o Attathment #3(b J .. u ..., ..�: •i' ... .. i,. ..r� • 1%• /r �•,�y -- ,.,_ -I_�,Q .. ` •, �':- -msµ, .: L'1. !f . •.... - r� .. :`. ^;;':,%"ice' wo ITP r.�� Er ;: Mary P; 13 7 �''" �X✓�. 1 i 1 i 1 K 4 Ice,, �h + i ,; M1l L •� ,. I�.tr j; '�.1. 1�� }61x�'f t try._ .,Fi ��-: - _ ,. .. _ •i•+�f r fN 4 FJ. 4� Ip 4l �p- },1 iri4.'•Y� F' _ +_ y_.y Y ,. tirY..Y r�- 9 S1•` rY - *r.N .wJ$T r4aY (.ice v R • �'..J L „yip 4' Yy, ��, s n J k t +J �."✓ w �' r.r i,.i. ,�/ ?C J fin. 1. Jay+ S ,✓'- z.r. j }. 1 r TOWN OF DRYDEN 9 DRYDEN, NEW FORK M EAST MAIN STREET, ORYDEN, NEW YORK •.—,� 5 :. ' I , so7•,8aa -1�i2a In the }fir }art qj'� .e Ft.ngfr Lakes Regib n LONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT April 15th, 1997 Edward 0. Boutros, Vice Ph`esident & General Manager Environmental Associates LTD. 1185 E. Main Street Bradford, PA 16701 Re: Relocate Home Occupation, Environmental Associates to 1795 Slaterville Read, Town of Dryden Dear Mr. Boutros: I have received and reviewed your April 9th, 1997 inquiry concerning the prDP05ed use of 179.5 Slaterville Road for a home occupation and report the following opinion. The s i, Town, Z V11 Se provid when 5 operat permit t e, on i Ct i e, uch e t ed 1795 n g I) i on 70 "home act i by th by s Slatery strict_ 1 Allowe acc "pat vity is e person tandard i i I a lle A re Use ons DCa.t Iivi dmin Road, is 1 view of th s Subsecti of a profs ed entirel ng in said istrativs Since yQLL indicate a desire to review is necessary. The same Allowaed Uses by Special Permit, Occupations of professional or 701_6 above, are permitted witl approved Special Permit. ac8ted within an RD Dryden e RB Zoning District Article On 701.6 Horne Occupations ssianal Or service nature V upon a, residential lot and residence". Said use is, agealcy conformance. employee 2 — 4 persons further Al ^ticle VY17 Subsection 705 subsection 705.1 provides Horne service mature, sane coTrditinns as upwards to (2) two employees by Since the Dryden Town Board, the review agency for all Gpecial Permit Applications only have authority to permit (2) twD or Less employees, any further allowance for additional employees would come before the Dryden Town Zoning Board Of Appeals. The Dryden Town Board meets The Zoning Baarnd Df Appea1.s ntonth. Roth Boards meet in require all applications to to the desired hearing datem on the second Tuesday of each month. meets on the first Tuesday of the the evening at 7.31) and both Boards be filed not less than '�0 days prier 1 Edward 0. Boutros ® April 15th, 1997 Page Two I would also take this opportunity to review a couple of other important issues. It is important that you understand some of the necessary qualifications of acceptable Home Occupations. Appendix A, of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance, Definitions provide: Home Occupations, "A subordinate use of a commercial or service nature located on a lot whose primary use is residential and which is not detrimental to the residential character of said lot and the surrounding neighborhoods. Home occupations shall be such things as hair dressing, tailoring, teaching, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and similar activities and professional offices such as doctor, lawyers, architects and licensed real estate brokers ". Special Permit applications, should provide detail, that your project will fit within the immediate neighborhood. I have also bri Statement ", alt professional se and architect. Special Permit appeal the empl Board of Appeal e f I y hough rvice For appli oyee s app nevi my pro the cat i 1.imi Iica ewed y review bably purpos Oil pac t, we, tion a our, if y was brie falling s e of appl kage. If 11 provid t a later 0 f; om is y e d w I ew at ou th at ill, "Mission believe you are a here between doctor ion, 11 v enclosed a should desire to e appropriate Zoning e. Once you have completed the Special Permit Application or should desire application assistance, please call our office at 607- 844 -9120 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM Monday - Friday. If you should obtain Special Permit App necessary to obtain a Dryden Town Build necessary to convert existing 1795 Slat structUre to a laboratory suitable for the provisions of the current New York Building Code, NYCRR -9B. Particular at Handicapped requirements should be cons for building permit is obtained at our our office. Very truly yours, �0 Henry M. Slater Code Enforcement Officer rova1 ing P ervil your State tent i idere o f f i c , it will be ermit for all work .le Road garage use and conforming to Fire Prevention and on to Physical d. An application e and administered by ec: James Schi_tg, Dryden Town Supervisor - memo & inquiry Mahlon R. Perkins, Town Attorney - memo & inquiry David Putnam, T. G. Miller Engineers & solo ^veyors - memo R inquiry n q0 IMPORTANT NOTICE T0: All APPLICANTS of Building Permits, Special Permits, Zoning Variances and All other Type of Required Reviews or Permits Issued by the Town of Dryden. Effective Date: September 14th, 1988s From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning IMPORTANT NOTICE T0: All APPLICANTS of Building Permits, Special Permits, Zoning Variances and All other Type of Required Reviews or Permits Issued by the Town of Dryden. Effective Date: September 14th, 1988s From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning Town of Dryden, E5 East Street Dryden, to this office has New York 13053 Building PERMITS required will permits, be issued certificates to Code Enforcement Office Main time that been submitted Street or authority to to this office has Sub: Violation of any Part or Parts of, The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance or Title 19 N.Y.C.R.R. (Administration and Enforcement of the Uniform Building & Fire Prevention Code). Be Advised as Follows: Due to the ongoing disregard of both the N.Y.S. Building & Fire Prevention Code and the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance, the Town of Dryden will STRICTLY ENFORCE all REQUIREMENTS & REGULATIONS of both. The following will be-the general policy of the Town and this office: 1). No BUILDING all other PERMITS required will permits, be issued certificates to any applicant until and documents such have time that been submitted above permit or authority to to this office has been and found to be acceptable and complete. that . PUBLIC or OCCUPANCY has begun HEARINGS or TOWN REVIEWS will be scheduled for any purpose �No until this in a court office has law by this reviewed and office found that all applications Town Legal & supporting documents are 100% complete and that all necessary supporting documents are found to be accurate and complete. 3). If at any time prior to the issuance of any above permit or authority to proceed has been granted, it is found that CONSTRUCTION or OCCUPANCY has begun or.taken place, the violator and property owner will be PROSECUTED in a court of law by this office or the Dryden Town Legal Authority. 4). After nece any permit permitted CERTIFICAT in a court ssary permi takes occu device with E of COMPLI of law by is ha pancy out o ANCE, this ve i , op btai the offi ssu ens nin ho ce ed, if its d g a CE lder o or the it is oors t RTIFIC f that Dryde found that any holder of o the public or uses a ATE OF OCCUPANCY or permit will be PROSECUTED n Town Legal Authority. 5). In summary, no violation or noncompliance of either the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance or the New York State Building & Fire Prevention Code will be tolerated by the Town of Dryden. No violation of any local, county, state or federal law or regulation will be tolerated either. Action will be taken against all violators. Penalties for such violations are, $100.00 per day not more than 15 days in jail or both. Each days breach shall constitute a new and additional violation. 6). All fees and reimbursable expenses must be paid within, 10 days of billing by the Town of Dryden. There may be more than one billing. No • permits will be issued until such fees are paid. X Applicants Signature X Date Pg f4 TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607s844 -9120 ZONING 8 BUDDING CODE ENFORCEMENT April 29th, 1997 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Region James W. Hanson Jr., Commissioner of Planning Old Courthouse Building 121 East Court Street Ithaca, NY 14850 FAX 607- 844 -9599 Re: Special permit Review pursuant to 239 L &M, NYS General Municipal Law Dear Commissioner Hanson: Please find enclosed copy of Special permit application, Short Form SEAR and a request on behalf of the Dryden Town Board to establish itself as the lead agency for both the SEAR and the project review. Briefly, Edward 0. Boutros has requested a Special Permit to establish a water testing and analysis service as a home occupation within an existing accessory use building included with a single family home at 1795 Slaterville Road. At this time, the Town Board would desire to conduct the necessary public hearing at their May 13th, 1997 Town Board meeting. We apologize for this short notice, but, ask for your recommendations by 5/12/970 Very truly yours, Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Town Attorney Dave Putnam, T.G. Miller Engineers & Surveyors Edward 0. Boutros, Applicant TOWN Or, DRYDEN • DA N, N W YORK 6t tAt MAN AfiOt -r, bnYVEH, NEW YOhR 11053 ZONING t bUIt171mn cove tHr0rtbI: vL4* Date; April, 29th, 1997 To : 4 iem It 11ny Concern it r fi r � �rbr Sorr Fr "ono: Heanry M. Slater, Zoning t tolldtng Code E=r,Forcement 0ffice Town of Dryden 65 F. haTn Street Dryden, N.Y. 13053 Sub SEAR becla'rntlon as, 'r tend Agency Status ri t_adies an c4 or Gent lenoari An app I IcatIon has been receIvrd from; Edward 0. Boutros. T BAI Environmental Associates, LTD of Bradford ?a, f for Special Permit review and approval of a proposed Home Oooupation_fmora-water tve7 }tinq & a_n l sis Za t ' slkc 1795 Sl,atervill� Road_ Ithaca, NY within the TxwL of _ Dryden, which Is under revleiq by 011 f ryden Ttywii :Qr.)lden Tns,�n 1303 rd and by the 51 IR requirements nre now declaring thernsetves a5, „ I.vad Agency " In the review or this a01111catlon. STmce yov may have interest, impute or rri-,iy yourselr want to is5unie the lead agency In Oils revs w, request that you respond to this office In wrTting by rio 1, er t1jan+ May 30th, 1997 If we !„ve nDt revelved a response by then, I w I I be assume t,at you ,ave rtio objectlor, to vs being i.ead Agent and that you have no tuotrilte for the revlrw. Thank you, Henry 11. Slater CC+ Our FTIc Tompkins Dept. or x x tompk t ris Cty. Health De13t. Env IronrnenLal Conservation County hlaiining Cept. Dept, of the Al my, Corps of Engineers Uther Agencies of poss.ibl,e interest , as l,.tsted below. 14.16-1 (9195) —Text 12 PROJECT I.D. NUMBER 617.20 SEAR Appendix C State Environmental duality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART i— PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsor) t. APPLICANT /SPONSOR 2. PROJECT NAME Edward 0. Boutros /Environmental Assoc. Jtd, 1795 Slaterville Road garage conversi n 3. PROJECT LOCATION: Municipality Town of Dryden County Tompkins 4, PRECISE LOCATION (Street address and road Intersecllens, prominent landmarks, etc., or provide map) 1795 Slaterville Road 5. IS PROPOSED ACTION: ❑ New ❑ Expansion modification/al ter atIon 6, DESCRIBE PROJECT BRIEFLY: I propose to convert a two -story garage to a microbiological water testing laboratory. The project will involve modification of the largely unfinished structure, the addition of two or three parking spaces. and updatinq the sppl-ir 7. AMOUNT OF LAND AFFECTED: Initially less than I acres Ultimately less than I acres S. WILL PROPOSED ACTION COMPLY WITH EXISTING ZONING OR OTHER EXISTING LAND USE RESTRICTIONS? ❑ Yes No 11 No. describe briefly The property is located in a residential area zoned R -B. 9, WHAT � IS PRESENT LAND USE IN VICINITY OF PROJECT? r L�tesldentlal El Industrial Industrial ❑ Commercial a Agriculture ❑ ParVFaresUOpon space Other Describe: Neighbors adjacent to the property and across the street are chiefly single - family homes on large lots. The property is less than 1/4 mile from a church, 10. DbiNNCN L P R FUNDING, NOW OR ULTIMATELY FROM ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY (FEDEaAL. STATE OR LOCAU7 © Yos ❑ No if yes, list agency(s) and permlUapprovals Town of Dryden: Special Permit, Zoning Permit, Building Permit Tompkins County: Sewage Disposal System Certificate of Completion 11. DOES ANY ASPECT OF THE ACTION HAVE A CURRENTLY VALID PERMIT OR APPROVAL? ❑ Yes alo If yes, list agency name and permlVapproval 12. AS A RESULT OF PROPOSED ACTION WILL EXISTING PERMITIAPPROVAL REQUIRE MODIFICATION? ❑ Yes ❑ No 1 CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ABOVE IS TnUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE Appllcandsocnsor name: Edward 0. B011tros /Environmental Associates Ltd: Cate: Signature: If the action is in the Coastal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the N/A Coastal Assessment Form before proceeding with this assessment OVER 1 C Date; May 12, 1997 To; James F. Schug, full Dryden version of the 207 Town proposed Supervisor Double wide Re: 2 07 5wdectland prepare Road Proposed version. Double -wide Mobile Home location alleged to be a 1990 Titan Mobile Horne Dear Jim: In addition to our full version of the 207 Sweetland Road proposed numbers Double wide installation analysis, I thought I would prepare appropriate a brief version. frame A�. The structure proposed for installation at 207 Sweetland Roar) is not a mobile name_ In structure comparison, it is similar to a mobile home, bl.it is not a mobile home_ Neither is it manufactured Dousing or any other type of recognised residential hOVSing. B]_ What is this structure if not a mobile home? It is a temporary sleeping quarter originally built for lease use at the Lake Placid 1980 Winter Olympics, C W i t C C n D). as it bui itarr Mobi emparary nnstructi anstructi or were t It by a le Home housing an speci on codes here str mob man uni fic an u ct ile h ufact is fo ation d are Ures one inanu fact ur °e? ure of Sangerfie r use at the 198 s do not conform not certified a ever intended as Yes, it w ld, New Yor 0 Winter 01 with HUT] h s HUD confo mobile hom a k Y 0 r E S. In 1579 blrilt mpics. The using ming hDMes S& Does the proposed aZ7 Sweetland Read Structure have a HUD Certification or Manufactures Serial Number? Flo, it does not_ I reviewed the F.07 Sweetland Road structure with Jahn Uapeletti, Sales Manager of Titan Homes, the person refer to in Roger Hatfield ?s memo of May 5th, 1957 who had the following comments, Yes, he remembered To the best of his Certifications and Certified Homes, M Titan, home. If Mr. manufaQture product frame, Titan could all mobile home man number, no manufact a conversation with a Realtor named Hatfield. memory, Mr. Hatfield asked about HUD when Titan first started producing HUD r. Hatfield did not inquire about a specific~ Hatfield had a unit Serial number, Titan ion data number that is stamped in the home produce a copy of the factory build data that ufactures must maintain. Without a serial ure can supply build or certification details. The subject home has no numbers in the appropriate frame location which indicated to Mr. Copeletti., this is not a mobile home but a special build to order prajoct. Mr. Copeletti checked with Titan Production persunnel employed at Titan in 1975 who confirms Titan built Lake Placid structures and they were not intended as mobile Domes or have HUT} Certification, James F. Schug 207 Sweetland Road Page Two I have other it conforrm Zoning known to Ordinance Lake placid structure photos. When compared there are tremendous does similarities. It I also had a person familiar with Lake Placid structures Ordinance look it over. The conclusion was, „Lake Placid requirements& Unit ". El. Does Dryden it conforrm Zoning to Ordinance minimum or standards NYS NYCRR for -9b does not. It also does flat conform with Ordinance mobile home requirements& Very truly yours, Henry N. Slater mobile homes by the requirements? Rio, it I)ryden Town Zoning cam: Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk F TOWN } U D YD EN 0 D YD E , NEW R 65 EAST MAIN 7RCE7, DRYDCN, NEW YORK 13053 607-64-1 -9110 ZONING & BUIL01NIG CODC r- NFORCCMCNT Date: May 13th, 1997 It? 1170 Hearf of f1je Fr+�,c.r+- brkes Region To: ,James E. Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Re: MAK Industries Outside Storage. bear Jim: As yowl a site I complete at their prepare Plan Rev 1995 Sit company was lawf approval 1 0 d t i e M u r. Ca r 15 he ew P of 11 ecall, FLAK Indus ted within a Dry ecommended scree Ellis Drive fac site for possib Board to permit Ian Approval for Or vehicles. At Y permitted by t tries of den Town nine work ility. Th le consxd m o d i,, outside this time he Site P 15 Ellis Drive M.A Zoning by not later e purpose of t era L- i, on by the cation of MAKF st•rage of whe I no Ovtside6 S Ian Review Boa. Dryden New YorR , triet was to have than May 12th, 1997 hat work was to Dryden Town Site s existing November eled equipment and t.orage of any type rd's existing Today, I reviewed the work completed by the May l the dead line and report the following observations, I f ind starti a poin ation It als the ma normal The re that ng at t abo is MO o is teria visi sulti the propose Lhe sou hwe Ut at the So re or less ,� more or less Is storage 1 on can, with ng screening d t t uth rs c r A eft li is enc cor ea onf n c ou t1:1, mu e slat inserts have been installed ner of the building and concluding at st corner of the building. This install- ormance with the desired: coverage area. unformaEnce with the effective screening t side of the buiIding.IA person with e consentration, see through the screeni.nc ch better than before but could be better. MAK was also suggested that they would insta),1, not less than 5 evergreen trees of a height of 71 to 10' when ,l.n &Dialled. I observed 5 large excavations sites i,�nrs�ediately behind the existing evergreen planting ;i,n the fenced in area of the parking 3.0t. There were neither trees planted rkor on site. There are al.so� among the sevor.al, evergreerk trees at the front north west cornes� of the sate, 3 evergreen gees r_hat are either dead or tY7r process of dying. In Irhe past all prior evergcccri scr.eeni,ng instali- ations were required to be ma;i.ntai,ned by repl.ace,11errt of dead trees. The lawn area around the facility is 113c0n�isrant and has not been mowed recently- There are also, not less than 4 unlicensed bi)ei.ness vehicles Stoi ed within the company fenced parking lot along wit:j the wheeled equipment and the prior materials which were thc- subject of the concern for the overall urrsitely appearenc. e of the fac' J iL• Y- O"AK Continued In generalf I do not find the MAK sate plan review consideration as are incompletem Very truly yvur81 %*. I�enry M. Slater site to be in ready for further the agreed to sate preparation A31 'Town Board Memberz Mahlon P. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Gus Katz, MAK Tndustries Dana Abbey, Dryden Mutual Ins_ Co. PIS ` Please find attacked the basic January 16th memo written conformance schedule that the Board directed me to draft to MAK during the January 'Town Board meeting. Also is a copy of a memo received this day from Dana Abbey of the Dryden Mutual Ina. Company. MY, !3,1997 _ =r *s z ¢ 110,553 0,1.'1 P,p. D4x 635 Dryden, MY,13053.0036 Telephone NO) 844 -910 FAX # (607) B14AUG TITS TRANSMISSION INCLUDES T111S PAGE PLIES 0 PAGES* EEI Tip; ATTFWTION s R�FER�td�� �E]l��SSl�TS: '.`" 9 0 IL R , rte. - "T-- 4 �4 -c T C t C f { C_ ; t rl xr ----- M6 �� �' , r1 a mm Gus Katz January 16, 1997 Based on the above analysis, the Board, in time table for compliance, has instructed of the following conformance schedule. Page Three response for a me to advise you By not later than Friday, January 31st of this year, all non wheeled vehicles or equipment, will no longer- be found outside the building at 15 Ellis Drive. By Tuesday, May 13th, the remaining landscape improvements will be installed. On Tuesday, May 13th, the Board will once again conduct a public hearing to consider whether or not any outside storage is to be permitted at 15 Ellis Drive. The compliance with this schedule and final landscaping, will determine whether or not outside storage is permitted. Landscaping shall conform to the plan presented to the Board by MAK dated August 5th, 19960 The results of the May 13th hearing, are to be strictly enforced by this office. Very truly yours, ® ZXY a, ao" Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer- cc: James F. Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Town Board Members Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney V ITHACA AREA WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY OWN OF ITHACA CITY OF ITHACA OF DRYDEN, OWNERS 525 THIRD STREET 1NI_v•: 1L/I rx i"v%.iV May 3, 1997_ (607) 273 -8381 Mr, Steve Lidt v FAX (607) 273 -8433 Regional Water Engineer ® I t'� `��:.�i N.Y.S. D.E.C. N 615 Erie Blvd. West F° Syracuse, New York 134204 `. E o Q. Dear Mr. Eidt: ~ 'i ¢ Y 1�. RE: Request to amend the existing Discharge Permit No. NY 002 6638. Discharge Permit No. NY 002 6638 was issued to the City of Ithaca on December 12, 1988 and was renewed on May 19, 1995. The permit was renewed by letter dated May 19, 1995. Letter of notification is attac)hed. 1 „ Q AQie Over the past several years the three communities have expressed a strong desire to fulfill the • terms of the original Intermunicipal Agreement and name all three entities on the discharge permit. Recently the US EPA has developed a consolidated permits program which appears to address a multiple permiee policy. For this reason, the federal form is being used however it is being submitted to your office as NYS is the approval authority for the permitting program. By submission of the attached Consolidated Pen-nit Application form and this cover letter, the City of Ithaca, Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dryden herein request that page 1 of the SPDES No. NY 0026638, "Pennittce Name” be amended to read: The communities presently act as one entity in regards to the POTW as evidenced by the administration of the Industrial Pretreatment Program which makes no distinction between them. However, the US EPA has indicated concern over the lack of total enforcement capabilities by the City within the Town of Dryden. Such capabilities are necessary as the City is named on the pen-nit. This concern is addressed with the Town named on the permit. The Joint Sewer Agreement of 1984, approved of by each municipality and signed by the principal executive officers clearly illustrates that each municipality agreed to be named on the permit. 10 In support of this request please refer to the Joint Sewer Agreement of 1984 in general and the following sections specifically. These sections further signify the shared efforts and liabilities of the individual entities. • Page 2 Amend Discharge Permit Refer to Section 9, Operation, which states: "All parties to this agreement shall be named as permittee on the SPDES Permit for the Ithaca Area Waster Treatment Plant. Refer to Section 3, Title to Property, which states: "Title to all real property and improvements thereon, including the wastewater treatment plant site location and the rights -of -way to jointly owned sewer lines and other facilities shall vest in the parties hereto as tenants in common in proportions outlined in Appendix I." Refer to Section 11, Responsibility for damages and claims, which states: "In the event any liability is asserted against any of the parties hereto arising out of the construction, operation, or maintenance of this joint project, the parties shall be jointly and severally liable for the defense and payments of any such claims." Refer to Section 13 which states that the oversight of the jointly owned wastewater treatment facility will be by a subcommittee named the Special Joint Subcommittee (SJS) and composed of 8 members from the three municipalities. The attached application form does not provide sufficient room for the signatures of the three principal executive officers however Item XIII of the application does allow that the Chairman of the Special Joint Subcommittee may be designated to sign the form. Authorization of the Chairman of the Special Joint Subcommittee to sign the attached application is herein verified by the signatures of the principal executive officers affixed to this cover letter. SIGNATURE & DATE: Date Allen Cohen, Mayor, City of Ithaca Date Cathy Valentino, Supervisor, Town of Ithaca Date James Shug, Supervisor, Town of Dryden Date: To From: Sub. : Dear Jim: May 6th, 1997 .James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Henry M. Slater, Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Off. April 197 Building & Zoning Activity Report Building Permits: Private occupation, Use Home R. D. Lab Swimming Pool During the month of April 197, our department issued 13 building Spring permits which are described as follows. A -1 Single Family Modular Home, new starts A -1 Single Family Homes new starts, install new conforming Double wide A -1 Replace existing Fire damaged with Double-wide A -1 Extend or renovate existing single family home C -4.1 Erect Detached private Garage C -4.1 Renovate existing storage building for home C -7 Install Private occupation, Use Home R. D. Lab Swimming Pool C -7 C -7 Erect Install Exterior Modular Deck Assembly, storage + minor repair barn Certificates of Certificate • Conditioned Certificate Occupancy and Compliance of Occupancy Certificate of Occupancy of Compliance public Inspections, Fire Safety Multiple Residence Facilities Business Facilities Home Day Care Facilities Fire Inv Dur #1 Chimn chimney. #2 A t ra which wa #3 On 4/ fire at efforts e i e s s 1 1 5 s n y h 7 1 a tigation g the mo fire at fire on extingui /97, Var 11 Ellis ved the (2) (1) (1) (1) (2) (1) (1) (2) (2) (0) (0) (0) (3) (12) (0) s for the Month of April (3) nth of April 97, there were (3) fire calls. 119 Morris Road did no apparent damage to Hanshaw Road was reported to Varna Fire Station shed without harm. It appeared to a prank. na Fire Station responded to an attached garage Hollow Road. Quick and affective fire fighting home and structures. Update on Issues of Concern: Loeven Barn at 164 Dryden Harford No Change. Spring work has not Road resumed. We'll send a reminder. Ottenschot Property at 3 Freese Road Remains unchanged. On 4/:6/979 Ottenschot removed 5 loads of •gravel to a construction site in Ithaca. The witnessed information was given to Town Attorney Perkins for his use in Town's litigation against Ottenschot. April 197 Report Page Two •RMS Gravel Special Permit, South Mine, Mott Road No change, still waiting on DEC on the SEAR process. MAK Industries 15 Ellis Drive Fence screening has been completed. Lawn work has been completed. Special Note: I believe you'll soon be receiving ZBA & Planning Board meeting minutes but briefly. Zoning Board of Appeals The ZBA met to hear two requests. One, applicant requested adjournment until May so that their attorney could be present. The second hearing was held and approved. Planning Board The Planning Hoard held (2) sketch conferences. One was for a proposed 8 lot subdivision on the former James Clarke property on Mt. Pleasant Road between NYS Route 1066 and Turkey Hill Road. After much discussion about, Turkey Hill Water & Sewer, Road Safety & the Railroad easement and the Towns desire for recreational use of said easement; Developer Mike Hovance, decided to revise the plan to 7 lots, cut the road cuts in half. He will provide a new plat at a second sketch conference to be held on • Thursday, May 15th, 1997. The second sketch conference, proposed to modify a proposed West Dryden — Wood Road Subdivision which has not yet completed sketch conference stage. Since this action was proposed by a future buyer, the board recommended to buyer to have the developer include this proposal within the original subdivision plan rather than have two subdivision ongoing for the same property. The reason for current hold on the primary action is the need for further wet land identification by DEC once spring growth is established. Site Plan Review & Special Permit Project Sheet Attached is a copy of our Site Plan Review, Special Permit tracking program. Very truly yours, m d4,4 Henry M. Slater - Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: All Dryden Town Board Members Susanne Lloyd, Dryden 'Town Clerk Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney SPECIAL PERMIT STATUS AS OF 511197 SPECIAL PERMIT APPLICATION APPROVAL 8 BUILDING PERMIT SPECIAL PERMIT CERTIFICATE OF PROJECT COMMENTS APPLICANT APPROVAL_ CONDITIONS ISSUED CONDITION OCCUPANY • GATE SENT TO COMPLETED ISSUED APPLICANT Integrated 1Nater Management Pending Pending None Required Ongoing WA Appliunt has yet to move In 289 Cortland Road Appticanl to occupy when access Establish water treatment Lab read has become o dedicated Town Road, No Change. RMS Gravel Pending OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN Currently on Hold 230 Molt Rood DEC issued pos hre SE-OR Deeluallon Expand existing gravel mine Seeping session was held jointly vilth Dryden Tovrn Ward 12110/96. Ctrnenty, SEOR Poshim Declaration :M@Igntion Plan such be propared by RMS, sutmnitied to DI`C for Permit consideration. No grange. Rumsey & Loomis 2/97 04/10197 04/12/97 Ponding OPEN Data Loomis, DBA Rumsey E Loomis 334 George Road I•leneng held Specie! Permll !" axing le FretivLo Nf 03111/57 hcid 3111x97 approving P,ED Lab relocation of Research E Development Lob to Georgo Road SITE PLAN REVIEW STATUS AS OF 511197 SITE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION APPROVAL & BUILDING PERMIT SITE PLAN CERTIFICATE OF PROJECT COMMENTS APPLICANT APPROVAL CONDITIONS ISSUED CONDITION OCCUPANCY DATE SENT TO COMPLETED ISSUED APPLICANT Donn Sopp 419t%,403196 Pending OPEN OPEN OMEN Projw on Hold until Spring `97 125 North Street & 5128196 Donn ha3 hired an Architech to Establish Ice Cream Shop developo Building Plan, Construction, estimated to begin May'97, 64 Lumber Company 09117196 1Ort 7'96 One 10112t99 12!02196 OPEN Project started 116197, 1818 Hanshaw Road Tvro 10129)S6 Project is Underway, E3tabtish Retail Lumber Yard Site %%wk & Foundation are currontty being developed. All 3 buildings are under construction. Cayuga Press 09/17196 Pending 10101196 09/30/96 OPEN Construction Confinuos on 1771 & 1779 Hanshaw Road schedulo, unchanged. Expand Existing Printing Facility HAK Industries 11105/95 12195 1t96 OPEN OPEC! Nonconformance �•rith Silo 15 Ellis Drive, Dryden Plan Approval Condition, Warehouse "No Outside Storage" Remains unchanged, Board's dead line for Compliance was established 113197. Landscape 5112197 Improvements have been started whether or not the required installations voili be completed by 5112197 i3 unkrwwn at this time. A UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY _ v CINCINNATI, OHIO 45268 4t, ` Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water *4t .nOOC Technical Support Center January B, 1997 Susan Boutros Environmental Associates 1185 East Main Bradford, PA 16701- • � Subject; Status of Protozoa ICR Application for ICRPA201 Dear Dr. Boutros: The first round of Giardia and Cryptospotfdium performance evaluation samples has been completed as well as the W site laboratory evaluations, The criteria for laboratory approval are given in the 'ICR Microbial Laboratory Manual" and discussed in the attachment. The results of the participants from your laboratory are shown in the table below. The Items in the table are explained in more detail in w the attachment. The list of approved laboratories has been forwarded to the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800 4264791) for Inclusion In their list of ICR approved laboratories. Laboratory Status: Approved for Protozoa as of 1/1197 Protozoa Analyst Status• Crypto ,,, Lamers uPPer Lawn ID Name Recovery Confidence Conrdence Recovery C00dence Con0den ,aatus As of urn8 Unit Limb L(rlst AN s. Susan Boutrcs Approved 111197 39 42 36 43 AO Ms. Lynne Anguish 58 27 Approved 111197 32 43 22 35 50 20 AP Todd Wheaton Approved 111x97 45 54 36 40 52 28 AO Mr. Jeff Runyon Approved 111197 se 61 40 59 BW Ms. Baftra 73 45 EepbaAtvt On Leave 1213019e Principal analysts who did not pass this initial set of PE samples will have another opportunity to receive a set of eight performance evaluation samples. Unless you Fax the ICR Microbiology Laboratory Coordinator at 513 569,7191 by January 15 that you do not wish to receive another set of PE samples and are dropping out of the program, you will be sent another set of PE samples beginning the week of January 27. All laboratories will be sent a QC sample during the week of January 13, It is the responsibility of the laboratory to advise clients and potential clients of the laboratory's ICR status immediately, If you have any questions, please write to ICR Microbiology Laboratory Coordinator, Technical Support Center (MS -140), 26 W. Martin Luther King Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45268, Attachment Sincerely, mes J. Aesirick Chief R*cyalod4i0cye1ab1* .Pnnten wtii y0+,j01nAb OI pnsaf Mft on 100% Roc/cba P" (40% PoslconsumolI F 77 ENVIRONMENTAL ® ASSOCIATES LTD, NJ 1+ �* Y , EPA Approvals,tW 67 TBS -13 -97 Page 2 isSusan Boutros - we might have deliveries at least once or twice a day by FedEx or UPS. As far as unrelated people 4 of the people are 2 married couples. Z.O. Slater - definition of related people is married, adopted or blood relative. Clp Grantham - the initial permit would be for 2 employees. Supv Schug - she is saying she wants 3 employees so she would have to go to the ZBOA for a variance. Susan Boutros - but I can start with 2 people. Supv Schug - wanted to make sure Mrs. Boutros understood that she can only have 2 unrelated employees working until she receives a variance from the ZBOA. Z.O. Slater - I am concerned about where the parking will be located since the approach to Route 79 is uphill. I have written to the Boutros asking them for information since they have mentioned EPA and Health Dept. Something from either or both of these 2 agencies either certifying their system or releasing them from their jurisdiction. I have not received anything from either agency at this time, nor have I received their parking plan. I have not yet received a response from County Planning and their recommendation under 239L &M. Susan Boutros - some of the work they do does not come under the EPA regulations. (Gave copy of Qualifications for ICR Microbial Testing to Z.O. Slater). I don't need EPA regulations until I do ICR work. Susan Boutros - thought I had given the Zoning Officer a diagram of the parking lot. Z.O. Slater - you did, but I felt it was inadequate for that site to park in front and along the side of the building because it limited the ability to maneuver, turn around and drive out of the facility. I made a suggestion to park in back of the building since there is plenty of room to do so. Susan Boutros - I don't have any problem with that. I thought it was on the diagram. Atty Perkins - my understanding is what they are proposing to do is to use an existing 2 story garage and convert that for business use. Z.O. Slater - that is my understanding. Atty Perkins - nothing will be in the house. CD TBS -13 -97 Page 3 Susan Boutros - we will probably have computers in the house and in the garage. Atty Perkins - will you have any employees in the house. Susan Boutros business tends - could not answer that since I do to be a 7 day a week type and that not is know. This one reason for wanting to have the extension near the house. I would like to keep the house downstairs. as a house, but I could be using 1 or 2 rooms Supv Schug - wanted to know if she owned this property now. Susan Boutros - no, we have an offer contingent upon the outcome of this hearing. Joseph Westbrook, 1796 Slaterville Road - I live directly across the street. I am here tonight to receive some information about this proposed business. I am concerned about vans coming and going, people parking, normal business hours since this is a residential neighborhood. I was hoping to see a parking plan and business plan. Instead all I am hearing is something she or may not be doing, nothing is very clear. Atty Perkins - for the boards information the ordinance defines home occupation as a subordinate use of a commercial or service isnature located on a lot whose primary use is residential and which is not detrimental to the residential character of said lot and the surrounding neighborhood. Home occupations shall be such things as hair dressing, tailoring, teaching, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and similar activities, and professional offices such as doctors, lawyers, architects and licensed real estate brokers. The board can use this as guidance. Joseph Westbrook - I am also concerned about ground and well water. I have not heard any plan if there is an emergency with contaminated samples. Susan Boutros - the majority of the samples are very small and well packaged so there would be no spillage. Joseph Westbrook - I am also concerned about the time the business would be open. Susan Boutros - I am the one who works 7 days a week and that is why I want my business near my home. As far as working out of the garage or house, I am working out of an apartment right now. I make phone calls from 7:OOAM to late at night. I try and not keep the employees after hours since I would have to pay overtime. 6 (. TBS -13 -97 Page 4 Supv Schug - suggested hours from 7:00AM to 7:OOPM 6 days a weeks and Mrs. Boutros would be there all of the time to ease the problems for the neighbors. Susan Boutros - I won't let the town dictate my hours of operation. Atty Perkins - that is the purpose of th hearing. It is to put perimeters on the the neighborhood and the surroundings in primary residential with existing farms. allowed by special permit. e special permit public operation so to protect the RBI Zone. This is This application is only Supv Schug - we don't want to micro manage your business, but we have to protect -the neighbors who have an investment in their homes. Clp Grantham - so the concerns are hours of operation and parking. I know Susan and Edward Boutros professionally. I work at Cornell and my speciality is in water resource management. I have done some work on video tape on water control and packaging. I have a lot of faith that packaging scientifically you wouldn't be endangered by her business. Partly because of the nature of her business and because she conducts herself very professionally. If it were next door to me this would not be a problem knowing what she does. I think in having her relocate her business to this area 46 is valuable to the community. I think based on what I know about environmental protection this would be valuable to jobs in the long run. If we can work out some of the concerns I would strongly support this application some way or the other, even if it is temporary. Margaret Hobby, sales person for Audrey Edelman - I am compiling this purchase offer and there is space at the back of the building for parking so it would be screened from the neighbors. Supv Schug - asked Henry if we had a parking plan or a turn around plan. Z. 0. Slater - I do not have either of the plans although they were requested. Their site plan shows the driveway and the area that is developed. Supv Schug - we need an official parking plan, where you are going to put it, how many cars and where they are going to park. UPS and Federal Express turn around. The proposed hours of operation and how many people working there. These are the questions that need to be answered. Supv Schug - suggested she work with Henry to find out the required number of parking spaces needed, but you are going to have to tell us how many people are going to be there and how many cars. The Town Board can approve the business for you and your family. If you are going to only have a couple of people outside of your family you don't need to go to the ZBOA. The board needs more definite information to help the neighborhood. We don't want to micro manage your business, but if it is a safe project great. TB5 -13 -97 Page 5 Supv Schug - the questions Z.O. Slater has posed to you have to be answered. Basically, the hours of operation. You can work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in your home. Susan Boutros - sometime we get projects where we would have to work 2 or 3 shifts a day. This does not happen very often, but I wouldn't want to say we work 9 :OOAM to 5 :OOPM and something comes up on a Saturday and then the neighbors were told the hours would be from 9:OOAM to 5:OOPM. Supt/ Schug - this is a quiet inside operation, and the people are parked around back the neighbors will not care in an emergency. It is routine hours of work would be from 7:OOAM to 7 /8PM with emergencies if needed. This should be stated in the application. You will have to come back to the board with a parking plan, stated hours of operation, disposal of gray water and number of employees. If there are more than 3 unrelated people you will have to go to the ZBOA for a variance and them come back to the Town Board. Supv Schug - wanted to know if the Health Department had approved the septic system and the gray water system. Z.O. Slater - I have asked for that information and have not yet received it. Information needed for the town board - good parking plan, hours of operation, number of employees, health department approval and gray water recycling. All information should be available before June 10th board meeting. Closed public hearing - 8:30PM