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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-12- 9f8S PUBLIC HEARING #1 LOCAL LAW #3 - 1997 A LOCAL LAW PROVIDING FOR A MORATORIUM FOR ADULT USES DECEMBER 91 1997 Supv Schug called the public hearing to order at 7:30PM Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning Local Law #3. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Marshall Taylor, E1 Turkey Hill Rd. - expressed his support for the moratorium on adult entertainment. I know Lansing and other towns in the county have been moved by what has happened in Groton and it makes sense to take a look at this issue and not have something sneak up. Supv Schug - the moratorium will be in place and then go the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals for their review and input to the town board as to what they feel is appropriate. Closed public hearing - 7:50PM PUBLIC HEARING #2 LOCAL LAW #4 - 1997 A LOCAL LAW ESTABLISHING A THREE (3) MONTH MORATORIUM ON ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR BUILDING PERMITS FOR TELECOMMUNICATION TOWERS DECEMBER 9, 1997 Supv Schug called the public hearing to order at 7:3OPM Supv Schug _ read the notice that was published in the newspaper concerning Local Law #4. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS - N0NE Closed public hearing - 7:50PM i I 7 � TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 3 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 9th day of December, 1997, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. prevailing time to hear all interested parties and citizens for or against a proposed local law prohibiting the establishment of any adult use (sexually oriented business) in the Town (exclusive of the Villages) for a period of 180 days while the Town Board considers adopting regulations of such activity. The complete text of said local law is available from the Town Clerk 65 East Main St. Dryden, New York 13053, By Orden of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden LOSE TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 4 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 9th day of December, 1997, at 7:45 o'clock P.M. prevailing time to hear all interested parties and citizens for or against a proposed local law prohibiting the issuance of building permits for the construction of telecommunication towers within the Town of Dryden for a period of three (3) months while the Town Board considers adopting regulations for such construction. 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 1g (P TB 12-9-97 Page 2 is SPECIAL PERMIT HEARING Darter Bob's DECEMBER 9, 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 Barter Bob's. (copy in minute book) QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS Robert Lehto Sr. - would like to have a used furniture shop and sell sports memorabilia. business. I would like to be open Monday through Thrusday from to 6:0OPM and 9:00AM to 5:00PM, Sunday from 12:00 Friday through noon to Saturday 6860OPM from 9:AM Atty Perkins - will there be any adult magazines. Robert Lehto Sr. - there will not be any adult magazines or adult oriented things at all. Ken Finkelstein, Slater 944 Dryden Rd.- I have no problem with the business. I would like to know how much material is going to be outside. Wanted to know if he had a business facie by the church. • Robert Lehto Sr. - no, I ,just had a few yard sales. Ken Finkelstein - the reason I am concerned is because there were a couple to days when there was a lot of furniture out on the 1 awrb. Robert the bu bring opene that i while Lehto Sr. - that siness, there wil it out it would b When I close up I s on the building I am open. It wi 1 was when 1 be nothi e during t will put and one 1 1 not be c I had a ng outsi he day s it back i ght on n during garage sale. As far as de for display. If I do o they can see I am inside. I have one sign it which will be lite the night. Judy Taylor, 61 Turkey Hill Rd. - I have the same concern as Ken because there were days when I went by, it was not pleasant to look at. Clp Grantham - wanted to knew if the sign met the towns specifications. Z.O. Slater - since it is mounted on the building it would be allowed to occupy not more than 20 percent of the building facie and would not be permitted to rise above the roof line, which it does not. We haven't measured it, but I don't think it is more 20 percent. •than Clp Grantham are there other signs? TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NE«' YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607.844 -9120 ZONING R BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Ithaca Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York Attn: Darlene Eolnsbee, 'LEASE -f AV E NOT I C will hold a Publi V. Eeht• o Sr. of 9 to establish a re an existing facil. Town of Dryden. In the Heart of the I .nger 1 ake5 Region Legal Ads E that the Town c Hearing to con 28 Dryden Road I tail used furnit ity at 930 Dryde SAID HEARING will be held on 7:30 P.M. prevailing time at Street, Dryden, New York at will be given an opportunity in person or by agent. Individuals with requiring assist 544 -9t2O or 844 — the public heari Board of the Town cider the app.licat thaca, IVY for a Sp ore and memorabi 1 i I) Road Ithaca, NY, of Dryden ion of Robert ecial Permit a store within within the TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1997 at the Dryden Town Hall, 621 E. Main which time all interested persons to be heard. Persons may appear visual, hearing or manual impairments and ance sholAld contact the Town of Dryden at 8619 at least 48 hours prior- to the time of ng. DATED: November 20, 1997 Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden Mah Dav �_t 5 es Schug Dryden 1 on R. P e t n a m Tompkin anne Ll.o , Dryde Town Bo ert<ins. 1 1 . G. yd, Dry n l arc D r- Mil Y �- den own SUpervisor Members yden 'Down Attorney ler Engineers & Surveyors lanning Qepa; ^tment 'town Clerk I� TB 12 -9 -97 Page 3 •Z.O. Slater - he has a choice and that is the choice he has t aken. Dawn Potter - there are other signs are there at the present time. There is a sign been on all advertising Christmas are allowed. tree sales. Robert Letho currently that shine in Sr. - that is not on the site of Barter Bob's. The trees are at my house. Dawn Potter currently that shine in - which are joined together. I don't know where one ends and the other begins. Supv Schug - you are selling Christmas trees. Robert Letho Sr. - yes, at my home where the address is different from the shop. I didn't want to put the trees in front of the shop because I haven't received a permit yet. Supv Schug - I take it you have a business permit and collecting sales to xe Robert Lehto Sr. - yes Supv Schug _ according to the letter I received the lights are inappropriate. • Dawn Potter - theme are lights currently that shine in my residence. They are light bulbs, not any kind of lighting, ,just bulbs on a string running through the Christmas trees. They halve been on all night long. and what activities are allowed. Robert Leht o Sr. - I turn the lights of f at 9 : 00PM. They are ,pot lights which are pointed toward my house. I can move the lights with no problem, Clp Grantham - does this work I with have a a question business for Henry or and a home next Mahlon or door to both. Flow each other. What signs are allowed and what activities are allowed. Z.O. Slater - this is the first experience where there is a home and a business facility that are on the same property that are connected. For my own purposes for the application I drew the line through the connection and treated the house as the house and the business as the business. I was asked to look at the Christmas tree situation and looking around the town there are people that sell Christmas trees, and do every year. I thought we need to treat them all of the same. If we tell Bob he can't sell Christmas trees then we would have to tell everybody else that is selling trees. It has never been the towns position to do that and we have never considered doing that. I didn't feel we should 40 change that for this particular situation just because the house and the business are right next door to each other. There is a separate address and that is the judgement I used. ` %% TP12 -9--97 Page 4 •Clp Grantham - my question is not so much what the practice has been, but what are the requirements. Is that differentiated in our local law. Z.O. Slater - I would think that selling Christmas trees, being a limited time frame is not a typical business application. I have never had the question before so it has never been considered. Atty Perkins - Henry's approach is no harm, no foul until someone complains with respect to the Christmas trees. It could be argued that since it is not a specific enumerated use it is not an allowed use. That is one position that could be taken. I don't think the sale of Christmas trees fall into allowed uses described as a greenhouse or a nursery unless he grows them there and harvests them and offers them for sale at the same location. Clp Grantham - what happens if we award this special permit. khat is he allowed to put outside his business. Z.Q. Slater - you can determine that in the pereait. Supv Sch be absol parking everyt h i the Chri want to ug - we can limit utely no outside space available t ng was kept insid stmas trees goes be the grinch on that in the permit and state there will display or storage. There is not much o begin with. I would think that if e that would be appropriate. As far as it is pretty close to Christmas, do you this one. Ken Finkelstein - I think the point the other neighbors have expressed is if you are going to have a business then, I have no problem with the business and we are going to have a display on the inside that is great. You can't also have your home a future yard sale. I don't mind the Christmas trees, but I don't want to have that to be your display area. Robert Letho Sr. - Everything will be trees over to the it won't be once I get the special permit. inside and I would like to move the Christmas overhang of the business and near the sidewalk. Dawn Potter - I would like granted that there will not concerned about them moving residence and say they are other residences in Varna w for better part of spring, to see a stipulation if this permit is be any on going yard sales. I am real things from the business to their having a yard sale. They have lived at here they had a continuous yard sale summer and fall. Atty Perkins - that can be stipulated in the special permit. Closed public hearing - 7waSOPM 1 sq TB12 -9 -97 Page 5 0 TOWN BOARD MEETING DECEMBER 9, 1997 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:50PM Members and guests participated Presente Supv Schug, Clp in a moment of silent meditation followed by the Pledge Atty Perkins and Z.O. Slater of Allegiance and Site Plan Roll call was by Town Clerk Lloyd Presente Supv Schug, Clp Beck, Clp T. Hatfield, Clp C. Hatfield, Clp Grantham, Atty Perkins and Z.O. Slater APPROVAL OF MINUTIES Motion was made by Clp T. Hatfield about State of the and 2nd by Clp Grantham that the minutes of Town Board meeting Lonny Palmieri 10- 14 -97, 11- 12 -97, 11 -26 -97 and Site Plan Review 11- 1 2-97 be approved. Carried CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Lonny Palmieri, Lake Manager - went over project that is going on at the Owasco Lake Watershed. The Town of Dryden is a participant in this project. One of the reasons for the project is to produce a management plan for the watershed. They will look at the watershed in terms of resources of the water running through it. This project is hoping to acquaint upstream and downstream users with each others situation and to address issues and concerns with local communities. This project is driven by the EPA. In the early AO's when the Clean Water Act was signed said that every watershed had to have a State of the Lake Report to receive funding for water issues. EPA has decided that the State of the Lake is a requirement and the initial reason for everyone getting on board. The State of the Lake is a report that will be a requirement. The first step is to identify everyone who has a stake in the watershed. The second step is to identify watershed issues and lake issues. The third step is to compile a State of Owasco Lake Report. This report will contain scientific information about the lake, a description of the watershed, and land uses, and summaries of resident's issues and concerns. The fourth step is to generate recommendations using the State of the Lake Report. The recommendations on which the stakeholders will be used to build the Watershed Management Plan. The last step is to create an action plan reflecting community priorities for the watershed and recommendations for implementation. Clp Grantham - how will you get information about State of the Lake.? Lonny Palmieri - gave board members copy of a planning board document information for their review. We are looking for the to give us their issues of concern. We are looking at a time totown table of March 1st. CAYUGA LAKE WATERSHED NETWORK ® WHY DID *IT GET STARTED AND WH.N? In the spring of this year (1997) people living in the Cayuga Lake watershed recognized that communities in the watershed would be at a decided disadvantage in regard to allocation of Clean Water, Clean Air Bond Act funds, compared to other Finger Lakes, if there was no organized citizens group to speak for the needs of the Cayuga Lake watershed. Each of the other ten Lakes has such a group. The Cayuga Lake watershed is the largest in the Finger Lakes (722 sq. mi.) and includes parts of 5 counties and .40 municipalities partially or wholly in the watershed. It was-recognized that a watershed network could make a difference in stemming the rising tide of local property taxes by assisting multi - community collaboration, avoiding duplication of services and tieing together environmental and economic partnerships. HOW DID IT GET STARTED? The network began with phone calls to identify individuals in the 3 principal watershed counties - Cayuga, Seneca, Tompkins- who would be willing to volunteer their time to participate in a temporary steering committee to consider the pros and cons of a network. Two goals were emphasized from the start - -that we would strive for approximately equal representation from all three counties and that we would emphasize the positive nature of the network -- established to be for things that benefit the watershed and are cost effective, not to oppose specific actions or activities. Six meetings since June have circulated around the watershed and have included many stakeholders, including local officials. However, we intend that the network be a not -for- profit citizens' organization of individuals, groups and businesses, including, but not dominated by government agencies or officials. Representatives of other watershed groups -- Canandaigua, Keuka, Seneca -- have informed us about their activities and we have discussed _structure, activities, issues and membership. The network is now organizing itself into a more formal structure, has adopted a mission statement and during the coming year expects to involve a significant number of individuals.and groups to work with local governments and local agencies in the shared task of maintaining and improving the ecological health, economic vitality and beauty of the watershed environment. HOW DO I JOIN THE NETWORK OR KEEP INFORMED ABOUT WHAT IT IS DOING? Easy. Just give your name, etc.,to Tim Pezzolesi of Cayuga County Cooperative Extension who is serving as secretary for the network. There is no obligation and nothing to pay. r 0 WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE NETWORK? CAYUGA LAKE WATERSHED NETWORK The people to maintai and beauty Network of Mission Statement of the Cayuga Lake watershed n and improve the ecological of the watershed environment. firms as its charge the follo understand it to be vital health, economic vitality The Cayuga Lake Watershed wing: 1 -to encourage individual stewardship throughout the watershed by raising awareness of watershed concerns. ,2 -to provide an interactive, responsive forum that strives for the discovery and exchange of information. 3 -to be a functional representative of the entire watershed community. f Y R I. ?!° IL 09,09 a :,; � M1 IA a V Z m O m rr v mz rn V) Cayuga Lake Cayuga Coumy` Aurelius Auloora Villaoo CaVLOga Villagm ieming' Genoa' Leda.rd Scipio' - empron us` prirr port urnmerhllt' Union Springs- Village Venice' Conlanci County' C0 rim I rldviIIe) HaIIoI'LL+ Virg[] Schuyler County' Hector' Seneca County ' Covert Fayette' Lodi' CvFd' Seneca Falls Varick' Tioga CDunty Spencer 10 m pkin s Coun�y Caroline Cayuga Heights pillage Oanby Dryden (Town' + Village) Einf ke Id Fref,,,Ale Village Groton' (Town + Village) Ithaca (Tovyn + City) Lansing (Town' + ViIIagai) Trumansburg VII[age Ulysses / ()D TB 12- 9---97 Page 6 SAtty Perkins - wanted to know if there was something to make municipalities adopt regulations or is it voluntary. Lonny Palmieri - it is voluntary at this point. Clp Grantham - these watershed management plans are not regulatory. What is driving them is the promise of funding or the threat of riot getting funding for doing any kind of environmental management. It is coming from the federal level of the Environmental Protection Agency through the State Department of Environmental Conservation and at some point when we want money from the state to do various projects we won't get it unless we have participated in a watershed management planning process such as this. Kekua Lake has done a huge amount of watershed planning and one thing they did was draft local laws and all of the municipalities in the watershed agreed to adopt the same local laws regarding their watershed management activities so they are all operating under the same laws, but they are all local municipal laws. They are not state, federal or regional laws. The funding is shared as well. I don't think these watershed management plans have that intent initially, but I do think non point source pollution is a problem in every community. It is not regulated for the most part, but it is a problem and a major problem in every community. However, there are regulations that are coming and I think that in a few years we will be regulated ®from the federal and state levels unless we have already managed to put our own plans in place. One of first ones to get regulated probably will be the farmers. .Janet Hawkes - spoke on Cayuga Lake watershed - Cayuga Lake watershed includes 42 municipalities and included in that are 36 towns and villages. It is about 700 square miles. There are a lot of issues and a group is looking at those. The organization has talked about the future for the lake and some of the issues that are concerns. There isn't a management plan in the future, but may help contribute to that if one gets started. Cayuga Lake is the largest of the Finger Lakes and does not have a management plan or a lake association. We are not available for bond act funding sin there is some initiative for the neighbors. They are interested in communication, education and trying to provide some leadership. Dan Seewald - Yellow Barn Rd. - showed the board members and guests a video tape of tributary 14a flood. Supv Schug - Henry is checking the map to get all of the names and addresses of the people who would be affected by the stream. Atty Perkins will put together what is entailed'and let everyone who lives in the area knew and hold a public hearing and vote on a watershed protection district. They would also have to •understand that on some basis they would be responsible for paying a portion of fixing the stream. It would also give us the opportunity to get some minney from the county or state to help defray some of that cost_ l X11 TB 12-9-97 Page 7 40 Dan Seewald - you have to understand will then the water that is causing all of the trouble choose whether or is coming from Midline try and Road. Z.O. Slater - I have spoken with DEC and we will have to work with the DEC biologists no matter what we do because it is a protected tributary. Stephen Bright - 67 Yellow Barn Rd - also showed a video tape of the stream. The have lost 5 to 6 feet of their back yard within the last 2 years and they are at the risk of losing some large trees. Jody Soroka - 63 Yellow Barn Rd - it is about 15 feet from our swimming pool and something has to be done. Supv Schug - there are things that can be done to slow the stream down. Soil and Water Conservation was there to look at the situation several years ago. Stephen Bright - wanted to know what steps would be taken. Supv Schug - the town will put together an agreement for all of the neighbors. They will then have an opportunity to vote and choose whether or not they want to be part of it. We will try and get the county, state and Soil and Water Conservation service, problems wherever there is some help to defray the cost of fixing, spend cleaning and getting experts to tell us the best way to fix the stream and protect what is there_ this process to the Co. Rep. Evans - the county has a fund now that will contribute one third $37,,500.00 of that county wide. cost. that I paid to have Co. Rep. Lane - we put in more money this year but still only have $37,,500.00 where the creek goes county wide. Jack Harding, 55 Yellow Barn Rd - there is such a thing as sweat equity. You will not find anything or debris where the creek goes by my house. There was a turn in the creek that I paid to have straightened out. It looks nice for me and helps the people down s t reaffl. on a stream and cause Clp Grantham - in order to do this right I think we need a hydrologist to look at the situation. It is very easy to do viork on a stream and cause much greater problems down stream and up stream. We could spend a lot of money and create bigger problems_ We might be also offer- this process to the people on Pinckney Road, Sunset West and Sunset West Circle, Supv Schug - we could, but I think the people on Pinckney Road have bigger lots and would be more expensive for the people involved. /qd TB12 -9 -97 Page 9 Board members went over Barter Bob's application. Atty Perkins - in passing on the special permit the board has to review the criteria allowed set forth in Section 1303.2 (a) through (f) of the zoning ordinance. be no The first determination sales or you have to make is if Section 1303.1 requirements and the have been met having to do with the information filed by the applicant. Z.O. Slater has sent that information to the board members. Supv Schug - wanted to know if all of the information was complete= Z.O. Slater - to the best of my knowledge it is. Atty Perkins - if the board decides Section 1303.1 requirements have been met you next need to determine whether the location, use and the nature and intensity of operation will be in conflict with the allowed uses of the zone or neighborhood. Z.O. Hatfield Slater - as far - this is neighborhood an allowed use by special permit the same as the right place Mark Pell application. there will be no outside Supv Schug - the same building was approved for a beauty shop at one time, ! Z.O. Slater - that is correct, and also there was an application for an ice cream store. Those are the only special permits I have d orue. Clp T. Hatfield - the - as far as the impact on the neighborhood it is pretty evident it is the right place to put it. We can stipulate there will be no outside storage, sales or display with respect to the business enterprise and the adjacent house. Supv Schug - the Christmas tree I hope sales at the house can be moved over only from Thanksgiving have a yard sale. day to December 25th. Dawn Potter - wanted to know if the excess trees would be hauled away_ I hope not out back., Robert Lehto Sr - they will be disposed of properly. Supv Schug - other - I haven't observed it at dark, than out back, As long as he lives in the house next door he will not be allowed to have a yard sale. Wanted to know if there was a light on the sign. Z.O. Slater - I haven't observed it at dark, but he has a light that lights up Barter Bob's trading shop. It shines onto -the building and shouldn't conflict with the neighbors on either side. Supv Schug - if it is obtrusive and a problem to the neighbors it can be shielded and adjusted_ i93 TBIR -9 -97 Page 9 0 Clp Grantham - wanted to know if it was a problem Grow. Geoff Potter - the only problem now are the lights on the Christmas trees. If the trees are moved over there will not be a problem. Clp Grantham - the light is on the sign over the door then. Atty Perkins - whether the use will be more objectionable or depreciating to adjacent and nearby properties by reason of traffic, noise, vibration, dust, fumes, smoke, odor, fire, hazard, glare, flashing lights or disposal of waste or sewage than the operation of the allowed uses of the zone. Supv Schug - only the cars going in and out. Clp T. Hatfield Mrs. James did to - that is one of the reasons for stipulating business no outside help storage that. so there is sufficient parking and safety issue. Clp Grantham - one of the letters talks about noise. Z. 0. Slater Schug - felt Mrs. James did to not sure want any more noise,. Reasonable business hours should he help to that. Atty Perkins - whether the use will discourage or hinder the appropriate development and use of adjacent properties or neighborhood. Clp T. Hatfield - the property has been vacant for a number of years so it is better to have it occupied and taken care of. Supv Schug - wanted to make sure he had enough room inside of the building for what he wanted to do. Robert Lehto Sr - yes, there is enough room. Clp Grantham - is there a building size requirement for the special permit? Supv Schug - no, as long as he stays inside. He is not going to change anything or add to the building. Atty Perkins - whether a non - residential use adjacent to an existing residential use shall be screened by a landscaped buffer strip or suitable fencing. Atty Perkins - one side is his residence and the other side is a used car storage lot. Atty Perkins - whether health, safety and general welfare of the • community may be adversely affected. 191 TB12 -97 97 Page 10 ®Clp Grantham Perkins - there was a questions nothing to raised about social service benefits. Do we have to take this the into account. Atty Perkins - no, that has absolutely nothing to do with the board making your determination for the special permit. It is a matter for the Dept. of Social Services and Social Security Administration not this board. Supv Schug - he has a business permit so he should be collecting sales tax. This kind of a business does not need public bathroom facilities. Z.O. Slater - you may want to consider a non transferable clause. Atty Perkins - you would make the use non transferable not the applicant. The conditions are lighting, moving the Christmas trees, no outside storage of materials for sale or otherwise or no yard sales or other goods to be offered for sale at the residence, hours Monday through Thursday 9:O0AM to 5:O0PM, Friday and Saturday 9:O0AM to 6:0OPM and Sunday 12:00 noon to 6:O0Pm, trash shall be kept out back and screened in and the sign shall meet the sign ordinance. Dawn Potter - wanted to knew at what to the town if the conditions are not sheet from the prior landlord where i dollars to clean up the property and right next door. I am concerned about the cost that was incurred by the pri significant amount and I don't want i family to take care of and I am conce point they could come back met. I have a detailed t cost him several thousand now the problem has moved the health and debris and or landlord. It is a t next to me. I have a reed about our Community. Supv Schug - yoU can call Z.O. Slater with any problems that are in violation of the conditions. RESOLUTION_ _ #_ 195 G RA_ N'i SPECIAL PERMIT BARTER BOB'S - Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board grant a special permit to Barter Bob's with the following conditions: 1. no obtrusive exterior lighting, 2. - Christmas trees sold only at 930 Dryden Road Outside shop from Thanksgiving day until Christmas and leftover trees removed immediately after Christmas to an acceptable disposal site, 3. - no outside storage of materials for sale or otherwise, 4. - no yard sales or other items offered for sale at residence, 5. - hours of operation Monday through Thursday 9:0OAM to 5:O0PM, Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 6:OOPM and Sunday 12:00 neon to • 6:00PM, 6. - dumpster shall be fenced in and 7. - facility signage shall comply with the current zoning ordinance recEui rements. 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes I9S TB12 -9 -97 Page 11 ®Geoff Potter - wanted to know if anything has been done about the water problem across the road, and his yard. Dave Putnam - work has been started. of Dryden John Tottey - thought it would be a help with communication between the taxpayers coming and the highway department if all town vehicles have a Town of Dryden emblem on them. Also felt the Town of Dryden pays to have salt hauled in when there are trucks sitting idle. for safety, electrical and plumbing Supv Schug - the last time I know our contract was cheaper- from where the salt was coming from than hauling it ourself. John Tottey - would like to have this checked into. Also, felt the town should be paid by check from the junk dealer instead of cash n or prior should be inspected Roger Hatfield - I was under the impression that Article 1221 of the state code has been amended to read any double wide mobile home etc, that is subject to 1976 or prior should be inspected for safety, electrical and plumbing and if so each case should be merited on its own and not lumped into one set of problems. It has been a problem for me for about 6 years. I don't think this is what the board intended to do when they passed this rule. The State did the same thing, but they amended theirs back a couple of years ago is my understanding. I think if the house is safe and sound and electrically passes should be allowed to be put in any area that is zoned for the residential area. I would like to see the town board at least look at it. Atty Perkins - the Town Board on two prior public occasions have already visited this issue. What Mr. Hatfield asks is that the town amend its mobile home ordinance to permit pre HUD era homes to be placed in the Town of Dryden upon inspection. Currently pre HUD era homes are allowed to remain at their present location. They can not be moved or relocated. If they are moved they must be from the Town of Dryden. They may be replaced by a HUD era home. The position of the town was a legislation decision enacted when the town enacted the mobile home ordinance. They decided to improve their housing stock by phasing out pre HUD era homes in not allowing them to be replaced in the Town of Dryden or recited in the Town of Dryden or brought into the Town of Dryden. If the board wants to revisit this issue for the third time it certainly can. On the two prior occasions they decided not to make a legislative change. Supv Schug - the town also spent a lot of money defending the mobile home ordinance. 0 Atty Perkins - that is correct, which was upheld by the appellate division. /960 TD12 -93 97 Page 12 ®Roger Hatfield - since that time hasn't the State revisited their thinking on this Article 1221 and a house based on its own merit. That if it meets all of the criteria etc of the zoning departatent it should be allowed to be put in that location. Atty Perkins - the State may have amended that, but it is still a local option. Roger Hatfield - I don't think the board intended to cut off the feet of the 5, 000 people. Atty Perkins - the you are board intended people to improve its housing stock when they adopted those regulations who in the mid 80's. paid Clp T. Hatfield - the board can revisit the issue. Roger Hatfield T. - when you are forcing all of these people who own these units to sell them dirt cheap, which is not really the fair to the people who have invested their time, effort and paid their tax dollar for years and years to just somebody who just turns them over to the Town of Harford which is just 4 miles down the road and they are fine. There is somebody down there buying them for nothing and not giving the people a fair chance to sell his property. Roger Hatfield - that has been dropped because the town board for whatever reason decided they weren't going to pursue it any more at this point. They did however, issue me a restraining order and stop work order and when we got to court they just threw it out, I don't know why. Z.O. T. Hatfield - you raised one other point. Didn't you have a isClp problem it was moved from one trailer park when you moved a trailer in the same trailer park from one lot to another. Hatfield - all within Roger Hatfield - that has been dropped because the town board for whatever reason decided they weren't going to pursue it any more at this point. They did however, issue me a restraining order and stop work order and when we got to court they just threw it out, I don't know why. Z.O. Slater _ there is some confusion here. The trailer was not moved from one lot to another, it was moved from one trailer park under a different ownership to his trailer- park. Roger Hatfield - all within the Town of Dryden, right. Atty Perkins - that case has not been resolved. Z.O. Slater - that is correct. Roger Hatfield - the one unit I have is a special built unit and was built after 1976 and does not require a HUD seal by New York State and they were allowed in many parts of the State. The only one that says we can't have them is the Town of Dryden. I don't think that is fair regardless of whether I own it or my daughter it. My daughter owns the trailer and I own the land. This •owns has restricted me from renting it out. It is probably better than TB 12-9-97 Page 13 ®what was there. I have invited several of you out to look at it to see for yourself. I don't feel anybody who owns such a unit should be restricted to it. We have taken a special permit and changed a chicken house into a beauty shop, yet you can't transfer a house that was built for a rental unit into a house. This doesn't make sense to me. I have seen old barns converted to houses and they look pretty decent to me. Why should we restrict these people who own these units. Supv Schug - the town will be happy to review this issue again. COUNTY BRIEFING Co. Rep. Evans - public safety will be going to a home monitoring system for certain people in the jail on the 1st of January. These will be non violent individuals. This is in regard to the problem we have, since we are boarding out 41 prisoners with the jail at full capacity. It is costing the county about $900,000.00 a year to do this and this is an attempt to reduce those costs. Some members will be meeting with the State to discuss double bunking and is only a temporary measure. Co. Rep. attempting Evans to implement - in the area job requirements. of welfare reform the county is It will be an issue in trying to find .jobs for these people. ® Co. Rep Evans - the county beard passed the budget unanimously for the first time in 16 years. Co. Rep. Lane - the county did pass the budget and the solid waste is going down again by $4.00. There is a decline for that having to do with East is some of the reduction in the volume of garbage going through the the transfer station and a little with the rise of the recycling prices. Rep. Lane - we are working Co. Rep. Lane - the County Industrial Development Agency will be holding a public hearing here at the town hall on December- 11th. Systems East is asking for assistance on an office building in the Town of Dryden. Co. Rep. Lane - we are working seriously on communication with the towns and villages to keep them informed of what is going on at the county level. Co. Rep. Lane - o ilr county adm i n i st rat o middle of 1998. We will begin a nationw administrator and I am hoping that will and end up with a qualified candidate. Co. Rep. Lane - the county committee wi Warner Cable tomorrow night. 12 -10. r is retiring in the ide search for a new be a by partisan effort 11 be meeting with Time i97 TB12 -9 -97 Page 14 COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Clp Grantham - update on safety program - there was a meeting December 1st with several teachers from the Dryden school system and a representative having Sonja Bouvier from the Task Force for Battered Women. We talked about personal safety type programs that are already in place in the school system arid other parts of the county and options what we might do here. We left it with the agency people to put together a draft plan for a program here in Dryden. We will meet again the third week in January. At that meeting we will look at the draft plan. Clp Grantham - reported that Carol Ast from 9 Hunters Lane put a news item in the Ellis Hollow Gazette in asking people in the neighborhood if they were having problems with their wells to contact her. At this point she has received very limited response. People down hill are not having a problem because their wells are in a shallow aquifer. The people above her are having problems because they are using bedrock wells so they are all using the same water and having trouble. She was supposed to write a letter addressing their concerns and how they would like the town to address things in the future. One process the town could go through when they look at subdivisions concerning water availability. Supv Schug - would like her to let us know the names and addresses of the people who are having water problems. Clp Grantham - I have asked her to do that. The people who have responded are not the least bit interested in municipal water. Clp Grantham - the Varna Community Center is planning to respond to the Commercial Center of Revitalization program application. They are asking for a letter of support from the town. They are asking for funding of $6,085.(w to cover renovation. There are two different budgets. Dawn Potter - the larger figure is what we are planning to do overall. The detailed budget is what we are asking specifically for this grant. Clp Grant applicati submitted to know i side of t ham - the application is on should be put before so the proposal can be f some of this proposed he building. Dawn Potter - no. due December 11th. The the county planning before it is adjusted if needed. 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ES] O _ Lo :J Lei G�aCv G.�� p•� r�,.C�r --Sag ooi CDcd E C, � C� coo It • r0 0l W U WQ > N y L 03 ci �.? v Q- Ewv O L C� LZ TB 12-9-97 Page 15 RESOLUTION 0:19E LE "1'TER OF SUP'P'ORT VARNA COMMUNITY CENTER Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: Board authorize the Supervisor to RESOLVED, that this Center for their a letter of support Nov 21st application. and still personnel who 2nd Clp T. Hatfield not Clp T. Hatfield ", which Clp D. Grantham on the Town Board authorize the Supervisor to write to the Varna Community Center for their Bicentennial grant Roll call vote - Yes Clp C. Hatfield - Yes Yes Clp R. Beck - abstain Clp Grantham submitted a resolution to "a compensation day for work on the Bicentennial Day celebrations on Nov 21st for all non - salaried and still personnel who worked overtime but did of the list not receive such be at the Dryden compensation ", which was not brought to vote on the Southworth recommendation of Attorney Steflik, on the basis that it would be a change in current employment conditions, which is not allowed during union negotiations. Copy attached to these minutes_ ATTORNEY Atty Perkins - Brook Tree Lane - no change Kimberly Drive - no change Timmerman /Blechinger - no change Cortland Paving (Ottenshot) - no change 0 Atty Perkins - in the matter of Finkelstein, Morgan, Dodge, Potter, Arnold, Snow and Taylor vs the Town Board is a matter for executive session. Atty Perkins - Marchell - official - motion of what is was made to dismiss was argued on Nov 21st months minutes. held and put and still waiting to the the Town decision. of the list will ZONING OFFICER Monthly report - given to board members HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT Yellow Barn Road, Caswell Road - no change Hile School Road - no change Ferguson Road bridge - still working on. CORRESPONDENCE Ambulance calls - board members have copy Supv Schug - Time Capsule list - official copy of what is in the time capsule safe deposit is attached box #729 to will this be months minutes. held and put in trust The key with to the the Town Clerk. Copies of the list will be at the Dryden History House, First National Bank of Dryden, Southworth Library and the town vault. DISCUSSION Supv Schug - would like the boards permission to enter into negotiation with Village Mayor Taylor to look at their code enforcement and zoning. Iqq TO`N N OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET. DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607 -844 -9120 ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCENIENT December 9th, 1997 In the Heon ofthe F it ga Lakes t eglorr. James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Re: Boiler Plate Approval Conditions Dear Jim: As you may or may not recall, conditions. Council may also person request input Grantham, Attorney, at the the Town Planning November 7/10/90 Zoning 1997 Boiler Town Plate Board Meeting, Approval requested conditions for that I possible review revision. the I have completed that task and would suggest the following amendments. 1). I woLLld suggest a nontransferable clause. Make it standard Special Permit or Site Plan Review Approval are specific to one person or group of persons and may not in any way be transferred. 2)6 Termination Clause. If for any .noncompliance of the terms of it approval, Boiler Plate or otherwise, the Special Permit or Site Plan Approval may become void by a simple majority vote of the Town Board. s). No Occupancy Permits will be issued until all outstanding fees due the Town have been paid in full. • Those would be my recommended additional Boiler Plate conditions. You may also want to request input from the Town Attorney, Miller Engineering, the Town Planning Board and the Zoning Board. Very truly yours, Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: Town Board Mem Mahlon R. Perk Dave Putnam, T Planning Board Zoning Board o r&"" Vkk, bers ins, Dryden .G. Miller Chair f Appeals, Town Attorney Engineers R Surveyors Chair 0 Town of Dryden Standard, Boiler Plate Approval Adopted July Loth, 1990 by the Town Board, Resolution #1784 These following standard approval conditions SHALL APPLY to the attached project as necessary. Applicant: Board Action pate Action: Site: 1. The Environmental Assessment Form prepared in connection with the project is approved and accepted based upon the fact that the project will have no adverse environmental impact. A negative declaration is to be filed. 2. The project shall be constructed according to the plans submitted by the applicant and approved and filed with the Town of Dryden. 3. That the project during and following construction shall comply with all applicable Town, County, State and Federal laws, statutes, codes, ordinances, approvals and rules and regulations. That the project during construction and upon completion shall not constitute a public or private nuisance. S. That when municipal water or municipal sewer is available to the site the applicant shall connect to the same upon notice to do so from the Town. 60 That should the Town require easements for municipal water lines or sewer lines and necessary appurtenances in connection with the construction of a municipal water system or sewer system that the applicant, its successors and assigns, grant the same to the Town without the necessity for compensation. 7. That the rate of discharge of surface water from the site not be increased during or following construction and that measures be taken by the applicant to insure such control of the discharge of water. Any drainage improvements constructed by the applicant to comply with this condition shall be maintained by the applicant. 8. That if a buffer is required to be planted then it shall be maintained by the applicant. At a Public Hearing held The Dryden Town Approved the above application based upon these standard conditions as well those attached. By this document, I make a record of that decision and make it available to public. cc: Applicant Town Clerk BY: Date: ®o: F4%om : Sub. Dear Jim: December 1st, 1997 James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Henry M. Slater, Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Off. November 197 Building & Zoning Activity Report Building Permits: During the month of November 197, our department building permits which are described as follows. A -1 Single Family Facilities Home, Nothing new modular Home starts Care A -1, Extend existing Single Family Homes C -4.1 Erect detached or attached Private Garage C -4.1 Extend Existing Dairy Darn Milk HoLise C -7 Erect & Attach a Sauna Room to Existing Home C -3.1 Extend Existing Machine Repair Shop Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance Certificate of Occupancy Certificate of Compliance Public Inspections, Fire Safety Multiple Residence Facilities Business Property Facilities Freese Road remains same as last month. Nothing Home Day Care Facilities F Invest i g4zt a ons for t There was one call t Varna Laundry. A ga an electrical fire t and did not cause an injury to the custom other dryers are bei problems. Age is th he Itionth of November: o assist the Varna Fire s clothes dryer malfunc hat was contained withi y structural damage to ers. Dryer is being re ng checked for this and e suspected concern. Update on Issues of Concern: sot at Lion n the the b place Simi issued 9 Str^Uct Lire i r Li d 1 (1) (3) (2) (1) (1) (1) (8) (1) (1) (1 on at the esulted in dryer wall ilding or and all ar Loeven Plarn at 164 Dryden Harford Road Although the 1.64 Dryden Harford Road barn repair was scheduled to begin in November, I've received no information that would lead me to believe this has occurred. Ottenschot Property at 3 report, Freese Road remains same as last month. Nothing 0000 New to R_MS Grz.:tvel Special Fermat, South Mine, Mott Road No change, still waiting for Final DEC Decision on the permit, which still has not- been issued. 0 November 197 Report Page Two Zoninu Board of Ap2ealsa The ZBn met on 11/5/97 to hear two front yard setback requests. One was for a detached private garage on the Thomas Road and a second was for an extension of an existing dairy farm milk house on Livermore Road. In both cases, after weighing the merits of each request, the ZBA chose to approve the requests with the same conditions which include, no part of the structure shall be within the Road Right -of -Way or under the NYSEG Flower Lines or over any utility. Planninct salary the Review Board: In in the & The Planning Attached tracking Board did not have an agenda for November we placed and did notice not in meet. Their next regular and meeting would be Thursday, December applied. 18th. Site Plan salary the Review range. In in the & Special Permit Project Sheet Attached tracking notice News is program. a copy early of our Site Plan Review, Special Permit Assistant Code Enforcement Officer Search As you know, we've been, for sometime, involved in finding a replacement for Clint, who is retiring at the end of the year. We started in September by establishing a job specification and for salary the position range. In in the October, New we York ran Building an employment Officials notice News Letter. Officers In early November, as we placed a position opening notice and as in both the Ithaca Journal Cities and Cortland Standard. We had several calls from Code Enforcement Officers from as close as Cortland, Dryden and as far away as the Tri.ple Cities area. One actually applied. From the classified ads came 3 more qualified applications. Since one applicant lived in Marathon and was not willing to move closer, which I did not blame him for, I disqualified that applicant. During the past two weeks, I interviewed 3 more persons who were qualified, Also, there were L additional unqualified applicants who said they were willing to learn. Since we had (4) qualified applicants, I did not consider the two Unqualified persons, Of the four persons we interviewed, one Kevin Ezell, clearly stood out above the rest. Kevin is currently working as Code Enforcement Officer and has seven years plus experience and comes highly recommended by the New York State Codes Division and the City of Cortland Codes and Fire Department. November last 997 Report Page Three person, One applicant, Thomas Joseph Westbrook currently a practicing architect, Marathon is certified was to enforce the building code but has no experience person enforcing the codes, either building or zoning. Patricia Keller, certified by the State has 2 years plus experience enforcing the code but has not worked in this business since September 1996 and has not kept up with in service training since that time. Also, Ms. Keller did not seem particularly interested whether or not she was the successful candidate. Sensing this, I asked Ms. Keller why she applied, "she said she saw the ad for the position, so she decided to see what the job was about and would take it if offered ". Also a former employer, suggested attendance would be a issue. The last qualified person, Thomas Stowell from the Marathon area, was the person who lived 20 plus miles away but was not interested in moving to this area which sort of ended the interview. Mr. Stowell is qualified and is currently enforcing the building code, part time in Marathon and Whitney Point and was comfortable with part time work. The successful candidate, department 7 plus years o aspects of the code, plan Kevin possess a knowledge his experience with Count DEC as well as the US Arm demonstrated a personalit inquiring. I believe Kevi position and provide seas expressed a keen interest interview process by stop 100% confident, Kevin Eze Very truly yours, Kev f ex rev of y He y Co y th n wi oned i 11 ping 11 i in Ezell bri peritnce in iew and zoni other agency alth Departm rp. of Engin at was cool 11 be able t results imm the position in and call s the only c ngs to the enforcing all ng enforcement. involvement through ents,4 NYS DOT and eers. Kevin but firm and o step into -the ediately. Kevin has throughout the ing us weekly. I'm hoice for this job. C/ Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: All Dryden Town Board Members Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk Mahlon R. 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CL $ E ■ ■ m M § qw §k aK ] LL � B ]� k a, k « q % jj Z \� 3 >p 'oR §` G o 2i3 �q 2E a g LO § a0wIL \§ § 2 «Q�« oo � a 0� k C4$ a.CL� Q/ \ § J o 0 § CL � & E§ �\ -° §k /� k/8 7v OL \ >0 E� k� /C Rio �CL 0 00 ƒ &z 2Z ©W ;E CL co 0G c2f © ©� 76 -c4 $�� E §2 ui\ 2��\ §co §�\ �� \k ■ Raw 2 \k 7/ 7� §wt Itow$ c TO VN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NE V YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607.844 -9120 ZONING 6 BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT December 5th, 1997 In the 1 -Iewal of the Finger Lakes Region James F. Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Re: Barter Bob's Used Furniture Store Correspondence. Dear Jim: Please find attached copies of 3 correspondence that I have received this week which address the special permit application of Robert Lehto, Sr. who requests authority to open a used furniture store within an existing 937 Dryden Road commercial structure. Briefly, Dave Putnam, T G Miller, reports no concerns as no structure or site improvements are proposed. The Tompkins County Planning Department provides a similar- opinion leaving the Board to act as it sees fit. .The third opinion is provided by Mary L. James of 936 Dryden Road, an adjacent project site neighbor. Mrs. James speaks of existing noise from the surrounding commercial neighborhood and feels that Barter Bob's will only further aggravate her quality of life_ In defence of the application, the site, 930 Dryden Road is a commercial structure within a mixed commercial and residential neighborhood. Noise and other commercial site related inconveniencies may be adequately mitigated by conditions of approval which regulate hours of operation and site restrictions such as no out door storage or display of goods as well as any the Board may deem appropriate. Very truly yours, Henry M. Slater cc: All Town Board Me Mahlon R. Perkins Dave Putnam, TG M Robert Leht o, App Susanne Lloyd, Dr m i 1 y bers Dryden ller icant den Town Town Attorney Clerk Tompkins County DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING 121 lust Court Street Ithaca, New York 14850 James W. I :mson. Jr, Commissioner of Planning X•'ir. Henty Slater Zoning d Building Code Enforcement Officer ••1••own of Dryden 65 East Main Street Dryden, NY 13053 RECEIVED DEC _ 51997 ZONING & BUILDING DEPT, Telephone (607) 274 -55611 FAX (607) 274 -5578 December 2, 1997 Re: Review Pursuant to §239 -1 and -rn of the New York State General Municipal Law Action: Special Pen-nit Review: Barter Bob's, 930 Dryden Road, Tax Parcel Number 56 -3 -16.1 Dear Mr. Slater: This letter acknowledges your referral of the proposal identified above for review and comment by the Tompkins County Planning Department pursuant to §239 -1 and -m of the New York State General Municipal Law. : 'iiTiC p}1�1, aS ilnlrk aVC II v a10114911caii delcLi..1%J i'i loan'.: Qil u, itercommu -nity, County, or State interests. Therefore, no recommendation is indicated by the Tompkins County Planning Department, and you are free to act without prejudice. Please inform us of your decision so that we can make it a part of the record. Sincerely, James W. Hanson, Jr. Commissioner of Planning t,W Rccrclecl,nrlracv RE LN V IJ J U� pva Nu Vo ZONING & ec. 3, 1997. drft,.h'ervtr 6 a f�2�i2o �} //'jj + �.jlt' �#�.� f Fir a a `.ecavrr: rt xl� r�erue v foe Leh-io have a. owed rrr�rxL� e �e have CurLiend Lui& � ��, � have a ga4 h*,iL>Fl rrr� .' cvza e ac fwM r,�e, and rtexi k) me, I Aave a. ) aAe/ze ee wed ftr be ret oA cAe a1Aeaal Acr=tAed, u)i, l� drxv a day and Mab? �e inr v -ate everuR .e �4`exf# � ,+eve a u4w � +��. � dv�rza 6czrx� at a.L1 AOUAr}fl (ve I have eo P0;Ue/L'00 &U41 MOU)kn9 and area 6U4i"A'd uxzr .tom have c7. u jld r &Ara,6�eAe nex;t dooiz to rraeb I nave a baA4�r4 dog r, cju) 4 �Ae rpoad and orze nex L ovlt on tie v.t 8A 4.jde. ! k a L ;L; .x3� AE carves UV/ZA 6eea+ e o, f d 6a , 6t -pCeln4 to rare Pki 4&&uz and Mving uizr�e %i4 faced vrL vl e as Cho I am ,rear much fICaUt4i AL4 U4LOd UAM;& to 410Ae CO cue e even rwair W4'-4e vjiA ;bzuckfj comZnq arud poiru I' \ E n g ineers ar7d Surveyors December 1, 1997 Mr, James F. Schug Supervisor Town of Dryden 5 East Main Street Dryden, New York 13053 RE EWED DEC - 5 1997 ZOMNG & BUILDING DEPT& lie: Barter Bob's, 930 Dryden road, Special Permit Dear Jim. Alren T, FAerson, L_S. OaVid A. Herrick, P,F_ Freak L Santeffi, RE, Lee bresser, r-_6 We have reviewed the information submitted by the applicant and since no exterior changes or improvements to the Town's infrastructure are proposed, further Engineering review is not required. Please call David Putnam at our office if you have any questions or require additional L nformation_ Sincerely, David A. Herrick P. E_ cc., M. Perkins Town Attornev H. Slater 203 Narth Auro ra Street a P0. Box 777 ■ Ithaca, New York 14851 ■ (607) 2 72 m64 77 r TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET. DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607.844 -9120 ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Nov. 24, 1997 In the Heart of the Finger Lakes Region James W. Hanson Jr., Commissioner of Planning Old Court House Building 121 East Court Street Ithaca, NY 14850 Re: Special find enclosed Lehto a copy of a Special Permit application, Review pursuant to 239 L &M, NYS General Municipal Form SEUR and a request on behalf of the Law Town Board Dear Commissioner Hanson: Please find enclosed Lehto a copy of a Special Permit application, asking Short Form SEUR and a request on behalf of the Dryden Town Board to establish itself shop within as the lead agency for both SEAR and the project review. Dryden Road The request, submitted by Special Permit Approval to furniture and memorabilia facility within the hamlet Robert V. Lehto Sr., is asking for establish, Barter Bob's retail used shop within an existing 930 Dryden Road of Varna, Town of Dryden. At this time, the Town Board would desire to necessary public hearing at their December 9, meeting. We apologize for this short notice, recommendations by December 8, 19978 Very truly yours, A" Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Town Board Members conduct the 1997 Town Board but, ask for your Mahlon R. Perkins, Town Attorney Dave Putnam, T.G. Miller Engineers & Surveyors Robert V. Lehto Sr., Applicant Susanne liloyd, Town Clerk TOWN OF DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK. 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 647- 844 -9120 In the Heart of the Finder Laker Region ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Date: November 28, 1997 To: James F. Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor Re: Special Permit Application, Dear Jim: "Barter Bob's 930 Dryden Road Please business, Barter find would enclosed a copy of a Special Road Permit request from Robert related V. Lehto Sr. of 928 Dryden Road who requests Special Permit approval 1995 to establish a retail sales business within an existing in 19930 930 Dryden Road facility. of those The business, Barter Bob's, would propose to sell used furniture and Chen memorabilia Road items and related Motel. Special merchandise. The site, 930 Dryden Road, is the property of Angie and William facility Chen of 931 -33 Dryden Road who also own Varna Auto and the Varna Motel. Special Approval for Mr. of Lehto Angie the past, the Sr. and William resides facility at 922 Chen which Dryden Road, also a rental is on the same property property of the requested Special Approval for Permit. Hair Salon In the past, the subject facility has had Special Permit Approval for Savage Creek Hair Salon in 1995 and Sreamers Ice Cream in 19930 Attached are copies of those prior approvals. Generally speaking, those past approvals required 10. Being condition is not new it imperative that n and any approvals sh Robert V. Lehto Sr. the a p 0 0 ouI facili The off re-ex is I would utside d be re t y and s - street ting, no suggest di, splay stricted ite remain unchanged from parking is only 50% of the n- conforming lot this , this condition would make or storage be permitted, to the current applicant, All personal and public hearing notification will be posted as required for a hearing at 7:30 FPM TUESDAY, DECEMBER 91 19970 Very Tri_ily Yours, d�% f mot. c. 6ttr Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Office cc: All 'Town Mahlon F'e James Han Applicant Susanne L Dave Putr Board Members skins, Town Attorney son, County Planning Robert V. Lehto Sr. loyd, Town Clerk am, T.G. Miller Engineers & Surveyors SPECIAL PERMIT REVIEW '1WApPlicant; Robert V. Lehta Sr. Date:li_--.20 97 Action: Establish a Retail used Furnit"re and Memorabilia Stare within an exi st inra faci l it s+. business dame, "Barter% Sob' s" Site; 930 _D7 ^yden Road, Ithaca, MY 142650 Zoning Submitted Tax Distr•icL: Parcel t❑ R. Cv1snty 56-3 16. i:. on: 1 Hearing Date: 12109197 _ 11/a4l97 Review by: Henry M. Slater _ - Section 1303, /premises. SPECIAL, descriptit��, PERMIT Requir4ements Review 1). Name of the applicant, name of business and legal owner of the property /premises. legal descriptit��, Property belungs to Angie and -- William Chen of 9ZI Dryden Road. been providp.ld? A._..capY c1. Has � property survey map or other legal descriptit��, of premises been providp.ld? A._..capY of a 1939 survey_has been provided whi&i includes buildings. It should be noted, lot has been modified since that t. me to include b feet to the 17ast providing access to rear of ehoR parking. 3) . Has the appl 1C4AT1t includes, off str^ project? The app indicates two palms #I. Applicant ad his customer base lype of bus a,ness. Pro e et i 1ca k__inq vise Hi vided park i nt_.. ha arQE .... rTf e ti s bel a det n9% r o 3 Plr%Q V F3_. In he be xeef i s s ailed ad C�u irked fr'on li.eve - ba =_F e descri t s, and a site t,_. .3 5p n 5 5 V a d on . Pt i On of other s speeifiC ac:ps.....and Ce5 WOU1 ior�LAxpe P it CI ri ropase e uses ketch i I) ba be ode ence w d Us r a1 wh i a ck. F— X t h L3 wh ativ h See e fo this ich e tc notf r= 4). Has a sketch of site and site improvements been supplied? There are no site improvementsa suggeste.d. 5 }. Is Sewage disposal and wester supply facilities existing car proposed and permitted by what means? Facility is currently serviced Ls bgth Varna waiver and sewer. — E}. Has applicant provided a descr••ipti.ari of CLLJ%rtnt LLses of the premises adjacent to the prDiect site? Yes, and T find it accurate. 4 7 }_ Has applicant pr propoaed project future devel.opme applicant- d(aF?S n Or future area d 5) Applicant has pr permits requa ?Ied forte tM14 pr a jec:t copy Of 5a.rter �R ovided a ge and Use on nt of the n frt....beIieve v_elr�iment. ovided cops by all oti ", Special r- 1}ta' 5 Doman neral statement appraising the effect of the the adjacent properties, the environment and eighborhood and t:�cammunity in general? The he he w�iII h,�,re L!Ly,,.neraativeaffect on cLkli rent See_t:,L_falicItion supiDarll:inr details . es of a],1 permits orm aPplication for such er local, stake ❑r federal agencies necessary errnit iS I1+3W t]r.aRjg applied fcar•. Rttached is a d Sale Tax f° c;r•in a. ��� Robert V. Lehto Sr., Barter Bob' s Special Permit Review Page Two Comments or concerns: Note #(I): requirements, this facility would This application suggests 5 parki Board has approved, in the past, and a Hair Salon with the same av note, Site Flan (A) provides addi drive. I do not believe this is Cornell University and is cLLrrent Chen Used Cars. One suggestion i no outside display or storage ". and does not appear very orderly. should be limited to current appl By our off street parking require 10 off street parking spaces. ng spaces. I would point out, The at this site, a retail Ice Cream Shop ailable off street parking. You'll tional parking east of the gravel possible as the property belongs to ly used as a display site for William s to make a condition that, "There be A prior antique store was not limited Also, if you choose approval it icant only. Also included is a Board Review work sheet for each Board members use in preparing for this hearing. �� &. 6 Henry M. Slater Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer cc: Tawn Board Members Mahlon R. P Dave PL(tnam James Hanso Susanne Llo Applicant, erki , T. n Jr yd, Robe ns, D G. Mi 0 Co Dryde rt V. ryden Town Attorney ller Engineers & Surveyors mmissioner of Tompkins County Planning n Town Clerk Lehto Sr. TOWN OF DRYDEN • DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 607 -844 -9120 ZONING & BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Ithaca Journal News 123 W. State Street Ithaca, New York Attne Darlene Folnsbee, In the Hean of the Finger Lakes Regi.ott Legal Ads PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden will hold a Public Hearing to consider the application of Robert V. Lehto Sr. of 928 Dryden Road Ithaca, NY for a Special Permit to establish a retail used furniture and memorabilia store within an existing facility at 930 Dryden Road Ithaca, NY, within the Town of Dryden. SAID HEARING will be held impairments on 7 :30 assistance P.M. contact the prevailing of Dryden at time or 844 -8619 at Street, prior to the time of Dryden, hearing. New York at will be given an opportunity in person or by agent. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1997 at the Dryden Town Hall, 65 E. Main which time all interested persons to be heard. Persons may appear 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: November 20, 1997 9/,T N Henry M. Slater Zoning Officer Town of Dryden cc: Jame All Mah1 Dave The Sus a s Schug, Dr Dryden Town on R. Perki Putnam, T. Tompkins Co nne Lloyd, yden T Board n s, Dr G. Mi 1. Unty P Dryden own Supe Members yden Tow ler Engi fanning Town Cl rvisor- n Attorney neers & Surveyors Department erk TOWN OF DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053 807 - 8444120 In the Heart al 1%e Finger Laker Reg ion Fax: 607-844-9599 ZONING d BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT Date: November 25th, 1997 To: Whom it May Concern From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning E Building Code Enforcement orrice Town of Dryden 65 E. Hain Street Dryden, 14.Y. 13053 Sub. SEAR Declaration as, " Lead Agency Status "I Ladies and or Gentleman : An application has been received from: V. of 928 Dryden Road, Ithaca, New York 14850 ror: Special Permit Approval to establish, within an existing 30 Dryden Rd. facility, a used furniture & memorabilia shop. site _930 Dryden Road, hamlet of Varna, Town of Dryden which is under review by the Dryden Town : Board and by the SEOR requirements are now declaring themselves as, " Lead Agency " in the review of this application. 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D• i­,. rt C cD n v< (n rt m 0 rn fit v rl ZE (D Q m G rr r1 (D m ti (D U) a m rr n to rt P• :• 0 N C (D W ov O m W m • n �_j (D rr W W N co O ri Q, 7a m Y• CD ic ri W• rt m ri Y- O C U) 'D (z] n H v r• pu ('1 3 H H Z J O Y;o Ut 1� y (n r 1=4 �rj W] 'tJ dS C" • H r.• ti� TOWN OF DRYDEN DRYDEN, NEW YORK MAIL OR BRING TNIS FORM T0: Town Clerk Town of Dryden Dryden, New York Special Permit No. _l r?'_ SP Application (late _1 1— f rircel Number 5 (a=.3 - 1�.1 Zone R•C - /Application is hereby m.l(fe to (Build [], Extend [I, Convert La, Other �t^.�,', r^ r l• < ; Z� �� ; ; ,� �_ -, A Structure located at �C- - 1, �_ i ? x_ •t'ovrn of Dryden, New Yorl;. To be Used for At,, Cost of w' " Oviner of Land nUilder ,f L LL If Construction is for other than present Land Owner, Show Name , ' Mailing /Address - F�l n The Structures) will be as follows: Type of Construction _ `ic.n� eta ®Numberof Stories_L'' -, !- 1�r.._r• -= (1 j Number of Units 7Oe t`� •:. �. Type of Pleat Number of Oaths i r' . r�• :,r�::; Square Ft. Floor Aim Basement First Floor Second Floor Over Second Pequired Permits Obtained - Date V4rrdL Wacf erdSeWer Tompkins Counly 111011th Dept. ' Sa' in o Chanze Town Cleo h: Street Ofreninp Blasting Suh10rvisor: Waler Tap Sewer Tap �Q Fx gLn!v IIigIIw.ly Si.ipl: Culverls fA Drivew.-ry eyiS iY% f31(ig, Inspcclur ��' Multiple Residence The Undersigned applies for peniiission to do the above, in acCOR13rice with all provisions of all 1.0 or f2ef;ulations of the Town of Dryden, New York, or 01hers helvilip jurisdiction, and affirms that all slaws; nrenls and information giv10n lierein Ire correct to the I�esl of his belief. Dale of Itearin o.7te of ndvertisinp, l 2- 3`a Fee Paid Q aP(.c:ial Permit /1pl ?roved jo. i, 1%. Sper -i,il rerrnil l��,�ied _. __ -- - • Under nrlicle XIII of the %Uninf? Orcrin,�ncr,.- DATE: Special Permit Application l) Robert V. L.ehto Sr. Barter Bob's 928 Dryden Road (Residence) 930 Dryden Road (Business Address) Ithaca, NY 14850 Phone: 277 -5386 Legal Owner of Property - Angie & William Chen Dryden Road Ithaca, NY 14850 (607) 273 -0595 2) Sec attached copy of survey map. 3) Barter Bob's will be a used furniture and memorabilia store. With items including, but not limited to, used furniture, comics, sport collectibles, toys(new and used), and other types of memorabilia, There are 3 parking spots in front of the building and there are two additional spaces in the back of the building. As you can see there is ample parking to accommodate this need. There should not be more than five customers at any given time. 4) See attached copy of sketch. 5) Since the building is existing, the sewage and water needs are existing also. No changes are needed for this, therefore no certificates of approval are needed by TCDFI. 6) The neighborhood around 930 Dryden Road has several different kinds of uses. Attached to this building is my place of residence, 928 Darden Road. On the opposite side of the building is a used car lot and directly across the street is Varna Inn and Auto Service. 7) Due to the nature of a used furniture business there should be no increase in traffic. 1 would like to place a small sign on the building itself It is our true belief that any deliveries made will not affect any traffic or harm the neighborhood in way. As far as any future development of the neighborhood, most of the land is at it's maximum capacity and there doesn't seem to be any room for growth in this area. 8) Submitted is a copy of my D. B.A. and my Sales Tax certificate. Respectful) submitted; `��i Robert V. Lchto Sr. IMPORTANT NOTICE T0: To 0. APPLICANTS and All other of Type Building of Required PERMITS Permits, Reviews Special or Permits Permits, Issued Zoning Variances by the Town of Dryden. Effective any Date: September 14th, 19880 time that all other From: Henry Town o Dryden Sub: Violat or Uni M f i T f Slater, Dryden, New York on of any itle 19 N orm Build Zoning 65 East 13053 Part o . Y. C. R. ing & F Be Advised as Follows: Build Main S r Parts R. ( Ad m ire Pre ing Code Enforcement Office treet of, The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance inistration and Enforcement of the vention Code). 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 PERMITS will be issued to any applicant until such time that all other required permits, certificates and documents have been submitted to this office and found to be acceptable and complete. 16 No PUBLIC HEARINGS or TOWN REVIEWS will be scheduled for any purpose until this office has reviewed and found that all applications & supporting docUments are 100% complete and that all necessary supporting documents are found to be accurate and complete. C>. 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 necessary permits have issued, if it is found that any holder of any permit takes occupancy, opens its doors to the public or uses a permitted device without obtaining a CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY or CERTIFICATE of COMPLIANCE, the holder of that permit will be PROSECUTED in a court of law by this office or the Dryden 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, $1.00-00 per day not more than 15 days in ,jail, or both. 1 -7ach days breach shall, constitute ra new and additional violation. ?. Ail fees and reimbursable expenses mist tie paiei wi.thin, lG) days of 1 ing by the T(o of Dryden. lher�-e may be more tl -:a r. one bi 11 ing. P:o permits wi..l l bQ0 i.ssI_red - :nti.l s:-ir_li fee!., ar-•e pe:;id. a tl '_��".� 7. g r -I %� t �.Ii ` is .__- �s:,./,,•�% 4'/ p y #- X ]�: ' :'. I^U4VN O DRY-DEN' o DRYICEN, NEM YORK 65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 11053 607 - 844 -9120 ZONING A BUILDING CODE ENFORCEMENT bi ibe I-Airt o/ the Fingr Iakei %teSimi f)RP1= 'LICATION r0 F)P; ' P• Ns;rlr__,: -� Hl riirlCl Pei °litit d d A p P ?., . - i- �),IaLi�:.�1___,�._.l.l,?. ` 1__... L_` t_ c`_Y_:�._.C�-- _._-------- --- - -- F' a r" c e ]. Ct _...__.5 fo - 3 —•_ I fo. 4_........ - -- Appl icat icon fs -cr� a Zizir my Per%roit is HEREBY made f rr the pt_lrp Ilse Of: ( ) to Build; ( ) to Ex'Le'nd; ( > t Ime t f= lace a Mazibi le Home; ,m (X) Other. Please pri_:avide a briC-_'1" of proplDseid pr_hject including number^ of structures pr_,P.jSed and the pr•i.1pc1sed r_ISe _of then resulting strr_lc:t 1_lres. ... �.0 i.. �c�.. i. �13.`.:. L'.— Ct� .^i:k.�is_::c�._.....L�_r:::i' �' %'r .���'s= .t1�_._..�...__L'�.. <r `��L'.��....._ r i ��, j.. • >'• .• :: �. LL�1..L11_o _1r! i . l t r r'i . 1i iii? Uk°x'cia � F'r •,j ec t S i t eL cl� _t I_arrd O�Irier' ;fit )�� .t� r+ i'1, r r1 w s i mat r -_d F'r..j e c t l: Est : $ c, - -- r� j ect Own e'r` _ . - - -- — Is t h i'.; a Land Corp ract Sa 1 e ?• Lj <; Has Land / Site been p_lrchase withi.rr, the past (S) Yi ^S? ( ) Yes tom) N• -e. if yes, p 1 ease pr _iv i dee fo�!lrmar` l.lwner reame Type Cif S'tr1_ICte_(re 'T_ rlin13 Viv&' mit 1S fi.r•- �___ - -- _._ _ Please: note, this is NCIT A CONSTRUCTION PERMIT4 IF a _L_:'r(irlraPier�mii.'L_ is GRANTED, you will than be required to submit all reer_essaT ^y appl. i Cat it -iris for consstre_lct i _rrl e1rld crrpi.esa i_rf _ithe� r required agency permits. Orlce those appl:icat i _fres arld per'rrti it ar`e r01-(rid acceptable, a CONSTRUCTION PERMIT i-iiay bE: ISSUED. Attached iS, a CiDpy '_1I• the ZONING' PERMIT FeEOGULCYTIONS. Page (") is a sample site pla_t,rl. F'. =_, necessary site plan. sl_(bmitted. It me.lst tO pr`escribr"d within thi hl r� -rnt �. a p �4 i i. f' 1 fJ'r ^CV 1 des � c(, to plan of rl the regt-(este cat i ors. PaCQ fCjr' yi_rI-( tr1 Pr`Dvide yiil_lr r-• -wry design may be cd la 1 e.'ri d e t c;,. i, 1 S as If yr,r,, Find yrDl_l hEAVt"' _11_U?S,tilzirii, Please feel -1 " e t i call _ fr:ice as 'rrt_'Ces a.' y. See ()age (1 4) fcsi' l=ohi =irle nutobe r and •. Y r 1 L`l7 { Ir -r l4Y�S. FEES IF i@in Z_com,i.r,Li F: r rlit Pr''='.)eCt C.St esl; :lrlcatF�� clt leSS I�Ilar "t `b .l.(_), ()(_)r,:) feCY' i S A 0'.f• (J!_) ( % . r��.._,jL3 t Cr-J_�t eE..,t irrt <1, t: C-' (d at ro �f "'CA 1; hc�.n $1(1� 01)la '�lt C. is $7tee. e..''(..1 ) Once this <<ppl.iccjt.i 3S a, mpIeted, br.i.'r"el_j iI j,I; AIkzorg with the apprr- rj�T`ieit? 'fry, 1;. I:.hEa f)'r`yca ?ri Town 1 +-tI ly ',F- -l.1se ►� cLlloweclF�� Speer'o.j �ermi�, Di=ne Zoning Per'rnit App)'' ='vF'd _ ; pate' Zcinirig Perroit Denied_ q-rder^ Sect i s- 'n.802.1_ '•f the L" orl i�ny OT'd i naarlc•e ; Date of nppea 1 Diet e of Advr.rt i ii ii rig 4 2 _ 3= C)�_ —y -•I 1 -- 14.16.4 (9195)—Toxt 12 PROJECT I.D. NUMBER 617.20 Appendix C Slate Environmental Quality Review SHORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM For UNLISTED ACTIONS Only PART I— PROJECT INFORMATION (To be completed by Applicant or Project sponsor) 1, APPLICANT /SPONSOR 2, PROJECT NAME L . 9. PROJECT LOCATION: Municipality Counly 4. PRECISE LOCATION (Street address and road Inlersecllons, prominent landmarks, ote., or Provide map) cf 3n t�rljdc:rt 2c�Ctd (JC>•� I� C, (i �_,� � r� < r> r- U . L. e 11 r- k 1' SEQR 5. IS PROPOSED ACTION: ❑ Now Expanslon ❑ ModldlcatlonlaIteration f, 6. DESCRIBE PROJECT BRIEFLY: r rCXJ Gi -) I un p t_ 7. AMOUNT OF LAND AFFECTED: Initially t,;lt -4 acres Ultimately _ 1J j 1 acres 8. WILL PROPOSED ACTION COMPLY WITH EXISTING ZONING OR OTHER EXISTING LAND USE RESTRICTIONS? 2 Yes ❑ No If No, doscrlbe briefly 9. WHAT IS PRESENT LAND USE IN VICINITY OF PROJECT? QResidential ❑ Industrial `' Commercial Describe: e ❑ Agriculture ❑ ParkrForestlOpen space ❑ Other 10. DOES ACTION INVOLVE A PERMIT APPROVAL, OR FUNDING, NOW OR ULTIMATELY FROM A14Y OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY (FEDERAL, STATE OR OR LOCAL)? 0 Yes R3 No If yes, list agoncy(s) and pernlitlapprovals 11. DOES ANY ASPECT OF THE ACTION HAVE A CURRENTLY VALID PERMIT OR APPROVAL? ❑Yes 0\ No It yes, list agency name and perml(lapproval 12. AS A RESULT OF PROPOSED ACTION WILL EXISTING PERMITIAPPROVAL REOUIRE MODIFICATION? ❑ Yes u No CERTIFY TI4AT THE INFOah 'sATION PROVIDED ABOVE IS TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY K14OWLEDGE Applicantlsponsor name: .i Lc% ' '' �_1p (� ti ` `_ 1, I� i r1 f I +^ ^r7f:) 7 Date: 310natu:u. If the action is in the Coastal Area, and you are a state agency, complete the Coastal Assessment Form before proceeding with this assessment OVER 1 PART II— ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (To be completed by Agency) A. DOES AC11ON EXCEED ANY TYPE I THRESHOLD IN 6 NYCRR, PART 617.4? If yes, coowinale the review process and use the FULL EAF• ❑ Yes 11; No n, WILL ACTION RECI "IV L' COORDINATED REVIEW AS PROVIOED FOR VNLISIED AC (IONS IN 6 NYCRFI. PART 617 6? II No, a negative d may be superseded by another involved agency. El Yes 1. ,1 No C. COULD ACTION RESULT IN ANY ADVERSE EFPECiS ASSOCIATED 14111.1 THE FOLLOWING: (Answer:i may be nandwritfen, it legible) Cl. Existing air Qualily, stutace or geoundwaler quality or quarrtrtl'. I,Oise 10fals, exlsllnN traflic patlerns, solid waste production or dispo,21, Potential lot erosion, drainage or flooding problems? Explain omilly; C2. Aesthetic, agricultural, archaeological, historic, or Othni natural Or cultural resources; or communily or neighborhood chsracle7? Explain briefly; C3. :'egefalion or tauntf_ list,, shellfish or wildlife species. significant habilals, of Ihrealened or eii(largered species? Explain briefly' C4. A community'S existing plans or goals as olficially adopted, or a change in use or intensity of use of land or other nattical resources? Explain C6. Gfowlh, subsequent development, or related aelivilieS likely Io be induced by the proposed action? Explain biielly. C6. Long term, short term, Cvnur It'll i�e, or other effects not identified in Ci•CS7 Explain brtelly. C7. Other Impacts (including changes in use of either quantity or type of energy)? Explain briefly. D. WILL THE PROJECT HAVE At%$ IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS THAT CAMSEl) THE ESTABLISH).t�NT OF A CEA? I ^[ )_t Yes Ii • No E. ISllkERE, OR IS THERE LIKELY TO RE, CONTROVER Y FtI:LATI:D TO POTE14TIAL ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS? 0 Yes l__r 140 II Yes, explain briefly PART III — DETERMINATION OF SIGNIFICANCE (To be completed by Agency) INSTRUCTIONS: For each adverse effect identified al-sove, delerirtir7uwhuiher it is subslanlial, large, imporfanl or otherwise significant. Each effect should be assessed in connection with its (a) setting (i.d. urban or rural); (b) probability of occurring; (c) duration: (d) irrever;ibilify; (e) (ff.ographic Scope; and (f) magnitude. 11 nec:essaiy, add allachmenls or reference supporlin {1 materials. Ensure Thal explanalions contain sufficient detail to show that all relevant aaveise impacis have treen identified and adequately addressed. It queslion D of Fart II was checked yes, the delerrnination and significance must evaluate the potential impact of the proposed action on Ilse envitoninenial characlerislics of the CEA, ❑ Cheek this box if you have iden;ilied one or more potentially large or significant adverse impacts which MAY occur. Then proceed directly to the FULL I_AI' andior prepare a po�,iiive declaration. U Check this box, it you have defernlined, based on the information and analysis above and any supporting dtocumenfation, (fill the proposed action WILL NOT result in any Si(rlilicant adverse on iionrnental impticf; AND provide oil 3ftaChnlents as necessary, the reasons supporlinq this delerminalion: _ I /[i[7 or [e \. }rtl / INN K)nSrll,•J,r , f III IC'.1_[p ) Iii`tili�>U�1t—)t lU �`i ✓ [gndlr�u [• pl 1 {,� {I [,trt. [blr l }itnvr•i in It'.7[l :.i;: nr'}• .. F Hof Pri:tl,rr r Ili rliii i:•rtvu Irorri n : %I7vnvl11 %: 11irn i rl —. � x � `t rb C f 1 .. + •, r a i i •I f I'+ r I C FAT, Uk r rn r L� to � cr x rk t ' SITE PLAN which Space will. CL£nRLY ILLU iTRATES Zoning prC,<VIdt-d of f-r 1:he and CiDrnpl iance ap1)1.1c,ant Ti)e which Space will. beIow show iS placement prC,<VIdt-d of f-r 1:he and type ap1)1.1c,ant of structure, t6: draw or 1. Site plan structures FOR WHICH 41 THIS ZONING PE7RMIT is being applied fo -lr. The f,_111r.1winrg irifi- irmati_ir, SHALL be sufficiently detailed i --<n this SITE 'FLAN so that the reviewer^ can verify Zoning Comp.liarice, 1). Dirtiensi •ns of the Lot ire feet. 8). Yard dimensi,'DrIS, set becks. Names of ad.j<_<i rl i ng pr _lper ^t y Owner's 9) . Road Frontage in feet only 3) . Lim. scat ion of Proposed Structures. IO) . Water C#ziurses, contours 4) . P1 ace all Driveway & Read Cuts. 1.1). Sewer Facilities, Wel1 ;) . St ru.ct 1_tre D i mens i erns R Se parat i on 1 S) . Ut i I i t y and Ut i 1 i t y Easement s. 6) . Locat it -in of all Existing Structures13) . North ArAr_lw 7). Significant Topographical Features All lets within the Town of Dryden created after September, 1969 SHALL be at least �c_�, �iiri� Square feet ire area and have nl_1 less than 1215 cunt i guous, feet of Flubl is Road Frontage. Where private septic systems and wells are necessary, Lot Sizes are determined by TOM ,''K I NS COUNTY DEFT. < .-If ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH. i I r Attached is If there are 607- 844 -9110 a sample site questions, or- as necessary APPLICANT SIGNATURE: plan which would be acceptable if submitted. compliance is not possible, please call 8 : c,ici AM t i l l 1 : OO FIM Mondav through Friday, -4- Date: //� c-_ ''2 9 �I i i i j 1 i i i ; LA . gut ... � vY v___ wh. __� _._w�•_•1 N V N 5 C- as" of �'o �F s7 NOME vc. m N ft o+ N LS N /,c ` vA^ fLl N>9 � ys '30 41V IN ivry• —ail (6 z a- T/?X 56 -3 <oliM // 37'� vN /yam J'n- D 5 of ScAalj ePFEe y8 /) PAR «L /6./ 15 01194aFst Is ,7Y o�F'C6 FRA E DW E uric /.p STArrc /TOW 3 f -•L+cJ L pF sdS °- lz'W� -- ioy3' �RyDEJv ROAL) (nr URER 650 rt.f.E 1019 r, o/� NZ h Y W 366 . V) tu FN 2 N J J M LO m Rgf! MRP 3V 7onl GPeP(6 t, S• Y2xo P�Loft4e' w >> 9,28 DR Y0EI! 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(A). Creates (R.C.) Zoning District. Adopted March 14th, 1989 By the Dryden Town Board by Resolution #(86). Effective April 30th, 1989 Printed Notice of Adoption: April 20th, 19896 This following amendment # (3) Hud Seal Requirement: Rev. (C). Resolution # 125 May returns a section 19890 of M.A. a vote Zoning of May to R.G. Zoning Board the Board in the Hall Woods, 1989. By Lower a Creek & Pinckney 1989. held #(2), Road Board Area. Varna the (See Community Sewer Modified 'Zoning for Dryden Map Attachment). at the Varna Community Establishing of # (2) in the Town of Dryden. Said the Law Law shall become effective j Zoning filing with Amendment Local #(2) the with # (2) Rev. (B). and Creates State and compliance a new Ordinance to be known as, "The Dryden New Town York Traffic Ordinance Municipal Municipal ". See pg. Said 42 Law replaces Adopted Law # (2) by the of Dryden Town Board, 1989 and April 11th, available for 1989 public Notice the of Publication Hall. one April 21st, 1989 Effect Date: May 1st, 1989 . Zoning following Amendment # (3) Hud Seal Requirement: Rev. (C). Resolution # 125 May 9th, Attached 19890 Notice). The following # (6) sections Adopt (See Attached (2) of Notice). 1989. By a vote Center, of May 23rd, 1989. Board the Board May 9th, 1989. By Adopted a May 31st, 1989. held #(2), Effect Board Zoning Amendm Resolution #1 See attached Amendment # Town Board on and Sludge Di effective, 7/ of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance are Affected, At a Special Meeting held at the Varna Community Adopted by the Dryden Town Board by Res. 125 on May 23rd, 1989. Notice of Adoption Published one Date: June 10th, 1989 ent # (4) Change a p 72 of June 27th, 198 Map for new area. 5) Adopt Local Law # 5/9/89 adopted the: sposal in the Town o 1/890 A copy of thi ortion of 9, Publish (1) of 19 (Local La f Dryden). s law can Re Ce ed 6 89. W # Sa be s 1 i e Zone to ;0/89. E By a vot of 1989 d Law sh en at th Re Be Z ffect e of t Regul all be e Dryd on Da he at co en e. By to 7/1.1/89. Dryden ing Seepage me Town Hall. Amendment # # (6) Adopt Local Law # (2) of # (2) now 1989. By a vote known of the Dryden Town Board the Board on 5/23/89 Adopted 19898 By at the: a Special (Local of Meeting Law held #(2), Establishing Board at the Varna the Community Sewer Center, Rent Law for Dryden Sewer District at the Varna Community Establishing of # (2) in the Town of Dryden. Said the Law Law shall become effective Amended upon filing with Local #(2) the with the Secretary State and of State and compliance with with the provisions provisions the of the New New York General General Municipal Municipal Law. Law. Said Law replaces Amendment # (7) Amends Local Law # (2) now to be known as Local Law #3 of 19898 By a vote of the Town Board at a Special Meeting held at the Varna Community Establishing of Dryden. Center the Said on Sewer Law 6/27/89, Rent shall become the Law Board Adopted for Dryden effective Sewer upon the District filing Amended with Local #(2) the Law in the Secretary # (3)11 Town of State and compliance with the provisions of the New York General Municipal Law. Said Law replaces Local Law # (2) of the 1989 and is available for public use at the Dryden Town Hall. Date: June 30th, 1989 Page # (2). Amendment # (8) A 19890 This amend by adding thereto D). The District the rates as to pay the c and that the distribution costs among mends Local La s Local Law #( a new subsect will review t necessary to osts of operat system contin of operation users and user w # 3 ) ion he ens ion u e s and c (3) now to be kn if 1989 as follo D as follows: sewer rents at 1 ure that adequat and maintenance to provide for maintenance. I asses. own as Local Law #(4) of ws: Section 5 is amended east annually and revise e revenues are generated Including replacement the proportional ncluding replacement Amendment # (9) Amends Section 401 of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance as follows: All that tract or parcel of land in the Town of Dryden, County of Tompkins and State of New York and being identified as Town Tax Map Parcels 55 -1 -13.12 and 55 -1`15. Is changed from an RR Zoning District to an RD Zoning District, Dated 9/23/89. Amendment # (10), amends Article 1804 of Article XVIII, Administration XXIV, the (24), Reimbursable Costs. Permits the Town to collect engineering Vote, October 23rd, 1990, in effect & other fees incurred by the Town during any and all permitting November processes. 5, 19920 Adopted by Dryden Town Board July 10th, 1990. Effect Date: 8/1/1990. Amendment # (11), amends Section 1804 of Article XVIII, Administration Section of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance. Change attached. Adopted by Majority Vote, October 23rd, 1990, in effect November 9th,1990. Amendment # (13), Local Law # (2) of 1992, "Motorized Vehicles Law ". Adopted by the Town Board August 11th, 1992 by Resolution # 142. Date in effect, August 14th, 19920 Amendment Adopted by # (14), the # (12), Local Law # (1) of 1992, "Right to Farm Law ". ®Amendment Adopted 1992, 8th, by Dryden Town Board July 14th, 1992 by Resolution # 130. Date in effect, of 1988 July 20th, 19920 Amendment # (13), Local Law # (2) of 1992, "Motorized Vehicles Law ". Adopted by the Town Board August 11th, 1992 by Resolution # 142. Date in effect, August 14th, 19920 Amendment Adopted by # (14), the Local Law Town Board September # (3) (4) of 1992, 8th, "Revise 1992 by Building Resolution Permit # 159 amends Fees ". Local Saw of 1988 by providing a fee schedule, in effect Sept. 24, 19920 Amendment # (15), Amends the current Zoning Ordinance. Adopted by the Town Board on September 8th, 1992 by Resolution # 163. In effect, September 24th, 1992. Amendment # (16)9 Local Law # (4) of 1992, In # Adopting Rules & Regulations of Southern Cayuga Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission (See copy in Town Clerk's Office). In effect, November 5, 19920 Amendment Limitations # (17), for Local Town of Law # (5) of 1992, Establishing Local Pollutant Dryden Users of the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Office. Facility. See Resolution In effect, 11/26/1992. See copy in Town Clerk's # 1910 Amendment # (18) Local Law # (6) of 1992, Establishing Sewer Use Requirements. See Resolution In # effect, 11/26/1992. See copy in Town Clerk's Office. 192. Amendment # (19) Adopt continuing Appeals members. Office. Page # (3). Local Law # (1) # (21) of # (1) of 1994, 1993 by Resolution Ordinance by Resolution #237 Local Law # 217 on 11/16/93 & Sludge Disposal education requirements the Town of Dryden. This amendment is available at for Dryden Clerk's Town Zoning XI. Board of This amendment Office. is Clerk's available space at the Elder Dryden Cottage Town Clerk's to Amendment # (20) Amends Dryden Town Section 1801 of Article XVIII, by Resolution # 218 on 11/16/93, revises the definition of Farm. See attached revision. Amendment # # (21) Local Law # (1) of 1994, by Resolution # 174 on 8/3/94, amends Ordinance by Resolution #237 Local Law # (1) of 1989 which regulates to Septage & Sludge Disposal within sewer district users. This the Town of Dryden. This amendment is available at the Dryden Town Article Clerk's office. A. XI. Cottages amendment Clerk's establishing Office. maximum Clerk's floor space Amendment # (22) Amends provision Local Law # (2) of 1994 Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance by Resolution #237 on 12/13/94 by adopting available a Sewer Rent Law for sewer district users. This a new Article XI providing for "Elder Cottages ". See attached New Article Clerk's office. A. XI. Cottages Amendment # (23) Adopt provision Local Law # (2) of 1994 by resolution # 238 of 12/13/94, to establish Ordinance Article available a Sewer Rent Law for sewer district users. This law is available 752, Section # at the Dryden Town Clerk's office. Amendment (26) Amends # (24) provision Amends by Resolution # 141 Dryden Town Zoning Bed Ordinance Article available XI on 2/7/95 Article VII Section by Resolution 752, Section # 101 on Article Article XV and XI Elder A. See attached Cottages amendment by establishing text maximum Clerk's floor space of an Elder Cottage to 850 square feet. Amendment # (25) Adopt Local Law # (1) of 1995 on 4/11/95 by Resolution # 130 providing authority to retain a portion of Contractor Funds on deposit for Public Work projects to provide for latent repairs. This Law is available at the Dryden Town Clerk's office. Amendment # (26) Amends repeal Dryden Town provision Zoning Ordinance, by Resolution # 141 on 5/9/95, Sidewalks regarding Bed & Breakfast, available Special Permit, Article VII Section 705, VII —A 752, Section obstructions 1401 Article on XIV Section 1502 Article XV and Appendix A. See attached copy amendment (26). text Amendment # (27) Local Law # provides for repeal of Local provision for written Notice Sidewalks within the Town of available at the Dryden Town (2) of 1995 by resolution # 155 on 6/13/95, Law # (1) of 1977 and substitutes this of Defect, obstructions on Town Highways and Dryden. A copy of the complete text is Clerk's office. Amendment # (28) Resolution on 6/29/96, Area along Route 366 and Raker Hill Road be zoned from MA to RD. TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE PAGE ITitle IIPurpose II IVZone VGeneral VI I ............................ .......................... D e f i n i t i o n s ............. Districts ................... Provisions Deleted ............... . ........ ..............................1 ..............................1 . ..............................1 ..............................1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 VII VII VIII IX XMobile X XIIIPermits I -A I District Regulations: District Regulations: District Regulations: District Regulations: Homes ..................... District Regulations: .......................... (General Requirements, Specific Requirements) R -B R -B -1 R -C R -D M -A Zones Zones Zones Zones Zones Existing .. .. .. .. ..............................1 ..............................2 ..............................3 ..............................5 ..............................6 ..............................6 ..............................7 uses, Public Hearing, X I X V ISpecial Off- Street Parking Signs ............................ Regulations (Lots of Record, Zones; Airport ............... .............. Obstruction Hazard Areas Abandon ..............................8 ....................... .............................10 to Vision; Cellar One Lot Holes in and Two .......9 Buildings) XV X XI X XX XXII X XX V X I I I I I I I I I I V Nonconforming Uses ............... (Continuance; Extension Discontinuance; Administration ................... (Enforcement; Building Health Department Appeals .......................... Amendments ....................... Miscellaneous .................... Planned Unit Development Site Plan Review Board Fees ............................. Appendix A. Definitions Subdivision Rules & Regulations Mobile Home Park Ordinance Mobile Home Ordinance Cemetery Ordinance ............... Local Town Laws Town of TrafficOrdinance ................ Repair Requirements; Districts ........... .......... ....... ............ Dryden or and Permits; ... Enlargement; Restoration) .. .............................11 .............................11 .............................12 .............................12 .............................12 .............................14 .....................:.......17 .............................18 .............................21 .............................32 .............................35 .............................41 .............................41 .............................42 Certificate Violations ............................12 Changes, of and Occupancy; Penalties) NOTICE OF ADOPTION ZONING AND MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS TOWN OF DRYDEN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held on May 23, 1989 the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance was amended. The amendment of such Ordinance which was amended to read as follows. 1. The Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance is amended as follows: ARTICLE I: GENERAL is hereby amended Homes. by renumbering Section 102(J) as Section 120(J) (a) Mobile Home Section - and by adding thereto a new paragraph (b) Non - Conforming Mobile Homes - to read as follows: ARTICLE II subsection (c) N Dryden. 2. The To INSPECTI (C) to Sec on- Conformi wn of Dryde ON AND ENFORCEMENT tion 201 to read as ng mobile homes are n Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended by adding a new follows: not permitted in any zone in the Town is amended as follows: ARTICLE III: DEFINITIONS (b) Non - Conforming HOMES is Mobile Homes. amended by A as structure which would be a mobile Section home and Section 301 and as herein 1003. defined except Non- that it lacks the certification required by the United States the Town Department of Housing and an Urban Development non - conforming and /or it does not comply A with the National Manufactured home Home not be Construction used to replace and Safety Standards shall referred to as a "non mobile - conforming home. mobile home ". ARTICLE II subsection (c) N Dryden. 2. The To INSPECTI (C) to Sec on- Conformi wn of Dryde ON AND ENFORCEMENT tion 201 to read as ng mobile homes are n Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended by adding a new follows: not permitted in any zone in the Town is amended as follows: ARTICLE III: DEFINITIONS HOMES is is hereby amended amended by paragraphs as Section new Section 300 and Section 301 and 302 as follows: Section 302. Section 102 (J) (a) and and Non - Conforming Mobile Home) of the shall apply to this Ordinance. numbering the first two by adding thereto a new Section 102 (J) (b) (Definitions: Mobile Home Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance ARTICLE X: MOBILE HOMES is hereby amended by adding a new Section 1003 to read as follows: Section 1003. Non- Conforming mobile homes are not permitted in any zone in the Town of Dryden except as an established non - conforming use. A non - conforming mobile home may not be used to replace another non - conforming mobile home. This amendment shall take effect after- publication and as provided by law. By order of the Town Board, Susanne Lloyd 6 den Town Clerk 1. Local Law No. 2 of the offered year 1989 (A Local Law establishing that the following will the Sewer Rent Law for Dryden Sewer District of the Town of Dryden Zoning #2) and filed by the as follows: Secretary of State on May 26, by the 1989 Secretary and as of amended State by Local on June 30. Law No. 1989 3 is of hereby the year amended 1989 as and filed follows: A. ) Sec d) The rev are inc for inc tion (d) Dis ise gen ludi the ludi 5 is here as follows trict will the rates erated to ng replace proportio ng replace by .re as pay men nal men amended view th necessa the co t and t distri t costs by e se ry t st s hat but amo addin wer r o ens of op the s on of ng us g th ents ur- e erat yste ope ers eret at that ion m co rat i and o a new s least ann adequate and maint ntinues t on and ma user clas ubsection Ually anc revenues enance o provide intenance ses. 2. This Local Law shall take effect upon filing with the Secretary of State and the compliance with the provisions of the New York General Municipal Law. RESOLUTION #205 AMEND TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE OWalbridge 401. offered Town of Dryden shall on a map entitled "Town and Niederkorn Assoc., the following resolution and asked for is adoption: OLVED, that the following will amendment was made to the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance Section 401 from an of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance as last amended hereby amended as follows: to an RD Section established originally 401. All land in the zones as shown prepared by Egner Town of Dryden shall on a map entitled "Town and Niederkorn Assoc., fall of Dryden Inc. within and one of the Zoning Map" last revised 8/8/89. will be to [The area to be effected by such change is more particularly described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in the Town of Dryden County of Tompkins-and State of New York and being identified as Town of Dryden Tax Map Parcels 55- 1-1,3.12 and 55-1-15.3 The effect of this amendment will be to change the area above described from an RB Zoning District to an RD Zoning District. 2nd C Clm E Evans R is D TOWN OF DRYDEN TRAFFIC ORDINANCE 1.) This Ordinance shall be known ad cited as the Town of Dryden Traffic Ordinance. 2.) This Ordinance is adopted pursuant to Article 41 of the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law and Article 9 of the Town Law. �.) This Ordinance shall apply to all the Town Highways outside of the Villages of Dryden and Freeville. 4.) Upon the recommendation and report of the Town Highway Superintendent indicating that it is in the public good and in the best interests of the Town road in question, the Town Board may by order: (a) Temporarily exclude from any portion of any Town highway any vehicle with a gross weight of over four or more tons or any vehicle with a gross weight in excess of any designated weight on any wheel, axle, any number of axles, or per inch width of tire when in its opinion such highway would be materially injured by the operation of any such vehicle thereon. Such exclusion shall take effect upon the erection of signs on the section of highway from which such vehicles are excluded, and a notice that such vehicles are excluded shall be published in the official Town newspaper. • The exclusion shall remain in effect until the *oval of the signs as directed by the Town Board. Upon written application any operator of a vehicle subject to this section, the Town Board may issue ermit providing appropriate exemption to such vehicle, if it is deemed that said vehicle is performing essential local pickup or delivery service and that a failure to grant such permit would create hardship. Every such permit may designate the route to be traversed and contain other reasonable restrictions or conditions deemed necessary. Every such permit shall be carried on the vehicle to which it refers and shall be open to inspection of any peace officer, acting pursuant to his special duties, or-to any police officer. Such permits shall be for the duration of the restriction imposed under this section. (b) com com not pro oth . Exc binat binat be c pert erwis 1 ud ion ion ons al e e e S, s tr on x trucks tract from h Lied to g the luded. commercial vehi or- semitrailer cc ighways specified prevent the deli highways from whi cles, tractors, tractor - trailer mbinations, or tractor - trailer - semitrailer by such Town Board. Such exclusion shall very or pickup of merchandise or other ch such vehicles and combinations are (c). Exclude trucks, commercials vehicles, tractors, tractor - trailer combinations, tractor - semitrailer combinations, or tractor - trailer - semitrailer combinations in excess of any designated weight, designated length, designated height, or eight feet in width, from highways or segments of such highways. Such exclusion shall not be construed to prevent the delivery or pickup of merchandise or other property along the highways from which such vehicles or ombinations are otherwise excluded. The Town Board shall cause to be determined, for all bridges, culverts and elevated provisions structures paragraphs of this under its jurisdiction, of the vehicle in question and the capacity deemed in tons (of two thousand well as the pounds) vehicle and both which the the bridge, pickup culverts merchandise operator may or', structure other will safely property carry. At bridges, along culverts the or structures highways of insufficient on which strength to carry safely vehicles the or combinations legal loads or permissible otherwise by section three are hundred excluded eight -five of the New not York Vehicle be and Traffic to Law signs permit or shall be erected to inform or persons pickup of the other safe capacity. than as herein set 6.) The legal overhead highways under the legal clearance sh measured clearance measured verticall or structures havi signs shall be req clearance jurisdict all be one shall be V from the ng f0LWt ee uired. for ion o foot the m trav n fee all f th les inim eled t or bridges and elevated structures on e Town Board shall be determined. The s than the measured clearance. The um height to the bridge or structure portion of the roadway. On bridges more of measured clearance, no such 7.) The Town Highway Superintendent shall cause to be posted any such road, bridge, culvert or structure which is subject to any restriction, regulation or limitation in accordance with the Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1683. 8.) The provisions of paragraphs of this 4(a);(b); the owner of the vehicle in question and (c) deemed which be a person permit well as the the vehicle and both delivery the registered or pickup of merchandise operator may or a violation other Ordinance property and punished as set forth herein. along the highways on which such vehicles or combinations or otherwise are excluded shall not be deemed to permit or allow delivery or pickup other than as herein set forth. Delivery rubbish removal or pickup from shall any inclLide: residence regularly along such scheduled highway; garbage, the delivery trash or of building products or materials to a site that can only be reached over such highway; the pickup or delivery of school children; the use by farm machinery or equipment; the use by Town employees operating Town highway equipment for paving, reconstructing, rebuilding or maintaining such highway (including snow plowing); and the use by fire apparatus or other emergency continuous equipment. use by such Delivery vehicles and cis pickup a route shall to reach not include a particular regular site and or as a through highway between two or more other highways not subject to similar restrictions, regulations or limitations. 90 Any person convicted of violating this Ordinance on the first such conviction may be punished by a fine not exceeding $550.00 and by a period of imprisonment not exceeding 15 days. Upon the second such conviction of said person the fine shall not exceed $500.00 or and /or 90 days imprisonment and for a third and all subsequent convictions the fine shall not exceed $1,000.00 and the period of imprisonment shall not exceed 1 year for each such conviction. 10. For the purposes of this Ordinance the owner of the vehicle in question shall be deemed to be a person as well as the operator of such vehicle and both the registered owner and the operator may be convicted of a violation of this Ordinance and punished as set forth herein. The Town viol the othe Town Board in a court ation of th Town Board r^ punishmen M i n t ay als of com s Ordi otwith for s o Mai pet en nance stand uch v n t i i tain j u r- i or an ng th olati an act sdicti y rule at thi on. ion or pro on to rest regulati s Ordinanc ceeding i rain by i on or ord e provide n the name of njunction the er promulgated s a penalty or the 12. This Ordinance shall take effect upon publication and as provided by law. NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN necessary OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE by PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street. Dryden, New York on July 10, 1990, the following amendment was made to the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance: Section 5. Reimbursable Costs. of Article XXIV of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended to read as follows: 5. The reasonable and necessary costs, fees or disbursements incurred by the Town or its officials for consultation or review by professionals including architects, engineers, landscape architects, surveyors or others of any Application for a Building Permit, Certificate of Occupancy, Appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals, Application or Subdivision Approval, Application for a Planned Unit Development, Special Permit for a mobile home park or Site Plan Review and Approval shall be paid by the applicant. This amendment shall take effect after- publication and as provided by law. Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk Effective Date: August 1st, 1990 Ondment # (11)0 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New York on October c^, 1990, the following amendment was made to the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance: Section 1804 of Article XVIII of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 1804. Enforcement and penalties. A violation of this ordinance is hereby declared to be an offense, punishable by a fine not exceeding three hundred fifty dollars or imprisonment for a period not to exceed six months, or both for conviction of a first offense; for conviction of a second offense both of which were committed within a period of five years, punishable by a fine not less than three hundred -fifty dollars nor more than seven hundred dollars or imprisonment for a period not to exceed six months, or both; and, upon conviction for a third or subsequent offense all of which were committed within a period of five years, punishable by a fine not less than seven hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars or imprisonment for a period not to exceed six months, or both. Each week's continued violation shall constitute a separate additional violation. In addition, the Town Board shall have such other remedies as are provided by law to enforce the provisions of this Ordinance. This amendment shall take effect after publication and as provided by law. Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk Adopted by Majority Vote of the Dryden Town Board, October 23rd, 1990. Effective Date: November 9th, 19900 SECTION 4. Notice to PrQ5Pectiye Neiuhbors The following notice shall be included in building permits, special permits, permits issued in Site Flan Review and in any other situation where a permit is required to be issued by the Town of Dryden and on plats of subdivisions Submitted for approval pursuant -to Town Law Section 276 and the Land Subdivision Rules and Regulation of the Town of Dryden, New York. "This property may bander a farm, =is defined in Town of Dryden Local Law No.1 of the year 199E, a Local Law known a5 Right to Fared Law. Residents should be aware that farmers have the right tc� under take goad or acceptable farm practices which may generate dust, odor, smoke, noise, and vibration. " SECTION Amendment S. # (12) , Local Law #1 of 19929 "Right: to Farm law ". Adapted Laval by Law Dryden # (1) of Town 1929 Board Date ,duly in 14th, effect, Local 19921 July Re5 o1 20th, uti0T1 1992. it 130_ SECTION 4. Notice to PrQ5Pectiye Neiuhbors The following notice shall be included in building permits, special permits, permits issued in Site Flan Review and in any other situation where a permit is required to be issued by the Town of Dryden and on plats of subdivisions Submitted for approval pursuant -to Town Law Section 276 and the Land Subdivision Rules and Regulation of the Town of Dryden, New York. "This property may bander a farm, =is defined in Town of Dryden Local Law No.1 of the year 199E, a Local Law known a5 Right to Fared Law. Residents should be aware that farmers have the right tc� under take goad or acceptable farm practices which may generate dust, odor, smoke, noise, and vibration. " SECTION S. Severability Clause a. If any part of this Local Law for any reason is held to be unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not affect the remainder of this Local 1,awa. b. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as being inconsistent with any other; local law, ordinance, male or reg�.{lation of the Town of Dryden, the intention of this local law being to supplement and complement Other local laws, ordinances, rules or regulations. SECTION 6. Effective Date This Local Lawn shall be effective immediately upon filing, as provided by the Municipal Home Mule Law,. Amendment # (13) Local Law # (c) of 199 0 Town of Dryden Local Law No. 2 of the year 19920 A local law relating to over motorized such restricted Yehigles. property_ 16 SECTION 3m HANDICAPPED REMIT. The Town Clerk SECTION 2. RESTRICTIONS. No person shall operate any vehicle or motor vehicle (except authorized emergency vehicles), either licensed or unlicensed, ors, over or along that section of Town of Dryden property commencing on the south line of the Village of Dryden and extending generally southeasterly to the bounds of East Lake road and intending to describe that portion of Town of Dryden property or property under license to the Town of Dryden from The Fleaple of the State of New York constituting a portion of Dryden Lake park. The provisions of this section shall not apply to an individual who has been issued a permit by the Town Clerk of the Town. of Dryden to use a vehicle or motor vehicle for transporting a handicapped person on, over or along such restricted property_ 16 SECTION 3m HANDICAPPED REMIT. The Town Clerk of the Town of Dryden is hereby authorized to promulgate rlUles and regulations, forms and permits for issuance to duly qualified handicapped persons to operate vehicles or motor vehicles in contravention of the provisions of paragraph 2 above. SECTION 4. PENALTIES. Any person convicted of violating this Local Law an the first such conviction may be punished by a fine not exceeding 1250.00 and by a period of imprisonment not exceeding fifteen (15) days. Upon a second such conviction of said person the fine shall not exceed $500.00 or and/or ninety (90) days imprisonment and for a-third and all subsequent convictions of said person the fine shall not exceed $1000.00 and the Isperiod of imprisonment shall rat exceed on (1) year for each such conviction. AMENDMENT # (14), Adopted September 8th, 1992. In effect, 9I24192_ Amending Local Law by providing a fee schedule for Building Permits. RULES PERTAINING TO PERMITS, INSPECTIONS AND FEES UNDER THE UNIFORM FIRE PREVENTION AND BUILDING CODE AND OTHER ORDINANCES AND LOCAL LAWS 1_ Introduction. (a) LDCal law No. 1 of the year 1999 adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden on May 10, 1988 and effective May 1E, 1988 authorizes and empnwers the Town Board by Resolution to adopt, amend, supplement, change, modify and repeal procedural rules for the enforcement Of such local law. Bach local law provides for the enforc�Pment by the Town of Dryden of the New York State Uniform. Fire Prrevention and Building Code (herein the Uniform Crde). (b) The fob. lowing procedural rules shall pertain to such enforcement by the Code Enforcement Officer CEO) and the other individuals designated and authorized to administer and enforce the: (1) The New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Cade (E) The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance (3) The Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance (4) The Town of Dryden Mobile Home Park Ordinance (5) The Electric�al Code of the Town of Ur yden (6) Flood Damage Prevention Local Law and all other laws, ordin4�.nces, rules and regulations applicable tD the plans, specifications, or permits for the construction, alteration, and rnapAir Qf buildings and structures, and the I nstallation and use Df materials and equipment therein, and the Islocation, use and occupancy thereof. 5 {c) These small applied procedi.r,�ti commence the rules erection, are hereby adapted a permit by the Town Board and the Tawn Cade of Enforcement Dryden. No permit Officer4 to Shall be effective r•equireel Fill permits, fees, certificates, services, inspection, etc. on or after such effective date shall be subject to these rules and the fees set forth herein even if application ar construction, demolition, etc. shall have commenced prior to such effective date. 2. Building permits and demolition permits. {a) No person, firm, corporation, association or other organisation small applied commence the for erection, construction., abta:ined a permit enlargement, &Iteration, improvement, relocation, removal or demolition of any building or structure, except a rranr�esidential farm building or structure, nor install heating equipment, without 0 having applied for and abta:ined a permit -from the Tawn of Dryden. No permit Shall be r•equireel fc]r% the performance of necessary repairs which do not materially affect structural elements, and /or plumbing, electrical or heating /ventilatian rzystems, including, for example, the repair of siding and roofing with like or similar materials, nor for the erection of fences, nor for the construction of noncommercial Storage facilities of less than 140 square meet of gross floor area. Such work shall nevertheless be done in Conformance with the Uniform Code. {b} fDP a b�Ljlding permit or demolition permit may be obtained from the Town of Dryden Code Enforcement Officer. A completed application meey be delivered ar mailed to the Town of Dryden Cade Enforcement Officer, Town Hall,-65 East Main Street, 0 Dryden, New York 130531 and must include: (1} a signature of the applicant 0r4 �5Lllth0 r i�ed agent; (2} a description Df the site on which the proposed work ie -to be done; ( ) a statement of the use or occupancy of all parts of the lams and of the proposed building or structUrei (4) a brief description Df the pr•Qpnsed work; (3) the full name and address of the owner and the applicant and, if either be a corporation, the nzrnes and addresses of responsible officer °s; 46) two (2) sets of plans and specifications for the propDSed work which plans and specifications will be retained by the Town Df Dryden; and (7) the fee specified in these Rules; and (8) A cagy of% or proof of 4311 other necessary permits, sUch as Tarnpkins County Health Department, SCLIWC, New York State Department of Environ14 ent4i�I Con aervat ion, etc. The applicant may r�egLLest that the requirement of plans and specif cations be waived where the work 'to be done invDlves rninar alterations or where 5tLch plans and speC�ifiCations are otherwise unnecessary. (c) The applicant shall notify the Tawn of Dryden of any changes in the information contained in the application during the period for which the permit is in effect. A permit shall be issued when the application has been deterinined to be C�Dmplete and when the proposed work is determined to conform to the requirements of the Uniform Code. The aLtthority conferred by 51.ich permit rni�iy be limited by conditions, if any, contained therein. 0 (d) A permit issued pursuant to this Part shill he prominently displayed on the property or premises to which it pertains_ (e) A permit issued pursuant to these Rules may be suspended or revoked if it is determined that the work to which it pertains L s not proceeding in conformance with the Uniform Code or with any condition attached to such permit, or if there hg�ki� been 4�t misrepresentation or falsification of a material fact in connection with the application for the permit. (f) A building permit issued PUVI SLLaTlt tO this Pert for the purpose of erecting, constructing, enlarging, altering, improving, ar relocating any building or structure or for the purpose of installing heating equipment shall expire on (1) year from the Isdate of issuance or upon the i55uanCe of a certificate of occupancy (other than a temporary certificate of occupancy) Or L(Pon the issuance of a certificate of completion, whichever occurs first. demolition permit issued pursLLant to this Fart for the PUPPose of removing or demolishing any building crrw structure shall expXre six (6) months frDai the date of issuance or upon the issuance of a certification of completion of the permitted work, whichever; occurs first. A building permit may, upon written request, be renewed for sLLccessive an W year periods. A demolition permit Bray, Upan written reqUest, be renewed for successive six t6) month periods. Renewals of permits may he granted only if% (1) the permit has not been revoked or suspended at the time the for renewal is made} isapplication Ems} the work ConteimplztL5d by the permit is not then in violation of any applicable code, permit, Drdinance, local law, t•i-Ale Ur~ Statute; (3) the relevant information in the application is up to date; and {4} any applicable renewal fee is paid. 3. Certificates of Occupancy and Completion. (a) Upon completion of all pr%Gjects for which a building or demolition permit has been iSSUed, the property owner shall obtain a certificate of occupancy or completion. No biLrilding erected subject to the Uniform Cade and these Rules shall he used or occupied, except to the extent provided in this seCtiGil, until a Certificate of occupancy has been issued. No building similarly enlarged, extended, or altered, or upon which Work has been performed which required the issuance of a building or demolition permit shall be Occupied or 115ed for more than thirty {30} days IDafter the completion of the alteration or' wrsrk Unle„ a certificate of occupancy or certifXC�te of completion has been issued. fib? No change shall be rude in the nature of the occupancy of an existing building unless a cerrtificate of occupancy authori?ing the change has been 15sLLed. The DWner4 or- occupant of s�rch building must demonstrate that such change will conform with all applicable provisions of the Uniform Cade before a certificate of occupancy will be issued. (c) A temporary Certificate of occupancy may be i4.5sued if the building or structure Or a designated portion of a b�rxlding or; str4ucture is sufficiently car�plete so that it may be safely put tD them use for which it is intended. A temporary certificate of occupancy Shall expire six (6) months from the date of issuance or at an earlier date if specified thereon. A tempor�r4y certificate of occupancy may, at -the discretion of the Town of Dryden, be renewed an indefinite n�Lmber of time,. (d) No certificate of ocnupancy or c:�ornpletion shall be issuE?d LMless� (1) An inspection is conducted which indicates substantial completion a any work for• which a permit has been issued; (2) No uncorrected deficiency or4 MiRterial violation of the Uniform Code is observed within the area for work which for- which the certificate is to be issued; and (3) Any applicable fee is paid. 4, Inspect ions. 1a) Work for which La permit has been issued under these Re.1125 shall he inspected at appropriate stages of the project., Work shall he inspected pricr4 to enclosing or c0Ve1 ^inq any portion thereof and 1,lpon completion of each stage of conStrLtctian o;^ demolition, including but not limited to building location, site preparation, ex�avatian, foundation, framing, Super °str�uCture, electr ical, plumbing, heating, ventilating, and air 14) conditioning, It shall be the responsibility of the owner, applicant, or his agent ta inform the Town of 1}rnyden that the werk is reader for I nspection and to schedule such inspection. (b) Buildings shall be subject to periodic inspections for compliance with the Uniform Cade on a }rear ~ly basis. Notwithstanding any requirement of this subdivision to the contrary, no regular,, periodic inspections of owner occupied dwelling units shalI be required, provided, hGweve'r, that this shall not be a lirnitatian on inspections conducted at the inVitatian } of the occupant or where conditions on the premises threaten or present a hazard to public health, safety or% welfal ^e. (c)ireas of public asseMbly as defined in Part 606 of Title 9 of the Official CampilatiOn of Cedes, Rules and Regulations shall be subject Wrto a fire safet y inspection at lea s t once ) per }rear. 0 (d) MAtiple dwellings 40 (a) Except and all may he provided elsewhere in these Rules the n4PTresidenti kl Qcc'iapartCies of buildings shall be subject to fire safety inspections at least once every three (3) years. fie} Notwithstanding any requirement of this section (4) to the Carltr'ary, any building or area subject to inspection which shall be the subject of a bona fide complaint regarding conditions or activi'ties allegedly failing to comply with any permlIt or certificate issued under these Mules or with the Uniform Code shall be subject to immedigkte inspection and as often as necessary to determine if ,ugh building or area is in compliance with any such permit, certificate, the Uniform Code or other applici�Lblp aides, local laws, rules, regulations, �,'latute� etc_ which are the respDnsibility of the Town of Dryden to enforce. 5. Orders and violations. 40 (a) Except as may he provided elsewhere in these Rules the inspections required by Section 4 of these Rules will bo Performed by employees or agents of the Town of Dryden. Such insPector�S are authorized to order in writing: (1) that any condition in violation of the Uniform Code or these Rules existing in, on, or about any building or structure be corrected within a specified period of time; (2) ° that work on a building or structure which is progressing in violation of the Uniform Cade or these RLLIes be stopped ,,,t these the Town of Dryden is satisfied that such violation leas been or will be car•rect ed ; and {3] that a building or atr�ucture constructed or maintained in violation off the Uniform Code or these Rules not be accUpied. (b) Drders the to correct n building or str•lacture which xs vialations of the UnifDrm such Code occupied or these Rules shall be served in person upon a responsible party or his authorized agent or by registered mail sen'L to the address of e�rch responsible party. Stop work orders and not be occupied orders shall be served in person Lipor-J a responsible party or his a�athor•ized agent, or by cer ~tified or registered mail sent to the address of the responsible party, or by posting such order in a canspiCUous spot upon the building ar• structure which is the 5Ubject Of ELLch order. If an address far a responsible party has been set forth in any relevant application for a permit or in any partiCUlar p'. ^o,jec�:, T1 work shall proceed on that project until the stop work rrder has been rescinded ar Unless, the Specific work to be undertaken has been approved in writing by the Town of Dryden. When a not to be Occiipied arder^ has been issued by the Town of Dryden, except for the pt,r4pose3 Of inspecting or 5eDU14inq the building or� structure4 n building or str•lacture which xs 40 the subject Df such an order Shall be occupied until such order is rescinded or unless the accupancy is specifically approved in writing by the Town of Dryden. S. Third —party insaectipns. A person subject to inspection under Section 4 of these Boles may be required by the Towns of Dryden to have such inspection performed at his own cast and expense by a competent inspector acceptable to the Town of Dryden. Such inspector may be a registered architect, licensed pr^ofessioual engineer, certified code enforcement Officer, ur other person whose expert ence and trzining has been demonstra'L•ed to the satisfaction of the Town of Dryden. Such inspector shall certify the results of his. inspection to the TDVJn of Dr`ydLan& Any person, required by 0 the Town to have an inspection per`forlmed at his own cost and expense shall not be assessed the fees otherwise prescribed in this Part. Fee k. (a) Fees for building permits. (1) New Construction: (1) one and two family dwellings; (a) one and two family home, including accessory structures Constructed contemporaneously: First 15 500 square feat of area ......... , , , $ 200 Each additional 1,000 square feet of area or fraction thereof ........ ............. . . . . .. 100 (b) siting of a mobile home ............... 50 (ii) multiple dwellings including accessory stru«tures con,tr'uuted conternpot'arreo +.sly: Each 1,00 square feet of area Or fractions he r e o f . . . . . . . . • . • I 1 1 Y Y . Y . . . , , , I f . . . . . . . Y . . W 200 (iii 1 installation of an approved factory manufactured home: rirst dwelling unit or sleeping room ....... 100 Each ,additional dwelling unit or sleeping r V a m . . , . . • • . I Y . . a . . . . . . . . . . • 1 - M - - - . . . . . . . • a $ 5 !iv) garages, swimming pools, and other; miscellaneous structures not =nstrUCted F- Ontemporzfleously with the construction of a dwelling. Each 14000 square feet of area or fraction th e rry e a f . . . . . . . • • . . , , • . . . . . • . . , , , . ! . Y • - - - - . . T 5 0 (v) sheds or other miscellaneous storage strUctures under X00 square feet . . a J . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . T 62 5 (vi) general building constrUCtian: Each 1 1 000 s 1_Lare feet of amkrea or fract ion �f thereof . 0 0 0 a . . . . • r , o Y a u . . . . 4 . 1 • • . u . . . , a 4 a J . $ 200 0 (2) Additions, alterations and renovations: (i) fees for projects which involve the alteration and /or renovation of an existing structure or a portion thereof as well as the construction of an addition onto the existing building shall be computed solely on the basis of the square footage of the proposed addition. (ii) additions: (a) one and two family dwellings: Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction th e r e o f ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10 0 (b) multiple dwellings. Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction th e r e o f ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2 0 0 (c) garages, swimming pools or other miscellaneous accessory structures* Each 1,000 squz-are feet of area or fraction t h e r e o f ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15"0 (d) general building constructions Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction t h e r e o f ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 200 (iii) alteration alterations or renovation to an and renovations: (a) one and two family dwellings including Structures accessory thereto ...............$ 75 (b) multiple dwellings including structures accessory thereto: (1) alteration or renovation to an electrical, heating, ventilation, air conditioning or plumbing system or to any combination thereof ..:$ 200 (2) other types of alterations; or r~enovatigna irrcILLding str�l_[cturaI alterations a renovations: Each dwelling unit or sleeping room to be altered or renovated . .r......u...u.aaa- __----- ---mm$ 0 ( 3) alterations or' renovation to an areal not included as part of a dwelling unit or sleeping roam .... ................ ..........S 200 (c) general building construction: {I} alteration or rend ztion to an elects ^ical, heating, ventilation, air [conditioning pr' plumbing system or to any combination thereof . . . 0.0 . • - - - - - . . • a a I + - - - - • . . . . . . a a I a + - S EM 0 0 (] other types of alterations or renovations includi4ng structural alterations or renovaticns, Each 1,000 square feet of area, or fraction t' 1 e ! G o f • - V - - - - • . . . . a . • - - . , f . . . . . . . • . - - , • • • r Y 200 AMENDMENT # (15), Adopted September Sth, 1992. In effect, 9/24/92. ZonXng Drdinanc:�e, Amending the 1989 Edition. Amended sections attached. NOTICE [IF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO TOWN 803 Article of DF Rrticle DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ztt a meeting of the Town Beard of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town !-Tall, 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New fork on September a, 1995, the following amendments were made to the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance: Section 702 (1) of 803 Article of Rrticle VII of V11I the ZonXng the Ordincance Zoning is amended to break that subsection is amended to break that into subsection three into subsections three to sectians`to read as follows: 702 (1) (a). One Family 1Dwelling5. (b ). Two Family Dwellings, (C). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at least 30, 000 Square feet with at least 125 feet of street frontage. Section 753 (1J D Article VTTYA of the Zoning Ordinance is amended to break that subsection into three subsections to re{zd as follows: 0 753 (1) (a). One Family Dwellings. (b )_ Two Family Dwellings. (c) . The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at least 30,000 sQuare feet with at least 12�5 feet of street frontage. Section 803 (1) of Rrticle V11I of the Zoning Ordinance is amended to break that subsection into three sectians`to read as follows: 903 (1) (a) . One Family Dwellings. (b). Two Family Dwellings. (). the lot area for (a3 and (b) above shall he at least 30,000 square feet with at least 123 feet cif street frontage. Section 904 (1) of Article IX of the Zoning Ordinance i, amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read as follows: 904 ( 1) (a) . Clue Family Dwellings, (b). Two Family Dwellings, (c). Tho lot area for (a) and (b) above shall, be at least 30,000 sgUare feet with at least XE5 feet of street frontage. Sections 1800; 1801; 1802; and 1803 of Article XVIII of the Zoning finance are amended to read as follows: Section 1800. Enforcement. This ordi Town Board by by written ins issue any Zoni or land use wh ordinance and and regulation nance s resolut tructio ng Perm ich is all oth s pert@ h i n i n e i all on, fro t or of i r ap ning Section 1801. Zoning permits, be en ordin m the Cert n con plica ther forced by a person designated by the ance or local law who shall not, except Town Board or Zoning Board of Appeals, ificate of Occupancy for any building formance with the provisions of this ble ordinances, local laws, and rules eto. 10 No construction in any district shall be begun, enlarged or extended or any work commenced that will change the present use of any structure without a Zoning Permit issued by the person designated by the Town Board. No mobile home, replacement mobile home, or extension thereof, shall be placed on any lot without the required Zoning Permit. `. Every applicant for a Zoning Permit shall state in writing the intended use of the building or mobile home and shall furnish a sketch, survey or other drawing in such scale and detail as may be required by the person charged with issuing the Zoning Permit which shall show the lot shape, dimensions and indicate the size, shape and location of the building, all easements, rights -of -way, significant topographical features and proposed and existing driveways and landscaping. 3. A Zoning unless th was issue conspicuo 4. No charge enlargeme exclusive Permit s ere has d. Such us place for a Z nt or ex of farm hall e been s Perm and s oning tensio resid xpi ubs t s hal Per n o enc re 1 tant hall 1 fa mit f an es. m ial be ce sha y a onths prog post the n 11 be uxili from the date of issuance Tess for which the Permit ed or displayed in a earest public road. made for the erection, ary farm buildings, 50 No building or mobile home shall be occupied without first obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy from the person charged with enforcing this ordinance. This provision shall apply to any construction or work done or placement or replacement of any building or mobile home for which a Zoning Permit is required, whether or not a fee has been charged. 60 The fees for Zoning permits, Certificate of OccLipancy, Building Permits and fees for other permits shall be a provided herein or in such other local law, ordinance, rule or regulation as may be promulgated by the Town. Section 1802. Certificate of occupancy. t erm appl ordi the have appr s i n p D Each prope of this ❑ cation and ante shall ropo5ed us been erect ved plans. rty owner shal rdinance affec inspection th issue a Certi e complies wait ed and the sit 1 be Ling e Pe fica h th e de r h rs to is ve esp ❑n is pr on ch of ❑ ardi loped Bible opert y ar°ged ccupan nonce in ac Section 1803. Health Department Requirements. No Zorting Permi tar�ms of this Art icl thereof complies wit Sanitary Code as the 5ewaape disposal syst charged with enforci approval of the Heal disposal system. t Or e sha h the y per ems. ng th th De Cert 11 h rul twin No is o part ifi,cate of Occupa ecome ar remain v es and regulation to individual wn parmit shall he i r'dinance has writ ment for such wat f c a c ❑ i Y n D r comp Upon th enf when d that rdance ncy iss alid un 0 of th ter sup slued u ten pro er eupp LL I e P n a 1 Iianc pr'ope arcin satin the with ed o s s T lie f ❑ Y A e with a13 V U this fied that buildings the under the the hold mpkins Co S and on— s the per f the pri tad 5eLdage e r unt} site son or Article }(IU of the Zoning Ordinance is hereby repealed in its entirety and Article }(}(IU is enacted to read as follows; 0 Art i c 1 e }(} I : FEES, COSTS AND RE I MRU RSADLr EXPENSES: 1. Except as where ordinance or lac Dryden, fees, co Article shall be made or an appea paid when billed othe al I 5 s pal 1 fi and aw and d t 1 ed in se provided or rule or re i Mbur nab o the 'T`own except rei any event i re le at mb be n this guIzti expen the t ur`sabl fore a ordinance or any other on of the Town of ses required by this irne an application is e eXpenses shall be ny permit is issued. �. Zoning leer %mits Znd Certificate of ❑cC'Upancy {Section 1801 }. When the cost of the proposed con5trLLct1an as determined by the person char-gpd with enforcing this ordinance is under $10,000.00 the fee is SL5.00. Whe:le the cost of Such construction is ever $10, 000_ 00 the fee i s $75. 00. No addit i anal fee shall be charged for a Certificate of Occupancy where a fee was paid far a Zoning Permit. 3_ Filing The fee 44 App2ice The fee 5. Site pi propose 5100,00 the fee an i ti i an d i appeal to the Zoning Board of Rppeals (Section 190 .0), s $5@. 00a an for a planned Unit Development (Section 22L4&). s S 150. 00. appr•aval application (section 0302.6 {B). Where the structI,kre i1 2POOO square feet or less the fee is Where the proposed structure is c)ver� E, 00c sgL,ar�e feet $250. r Specliikl Permit (Section 130?, (1) (h) . Where the proposed costs, for StrUCture is 21000 square feet or less the fee is 1100,000 semr review Where the proposed structure is over 2,Z00 sq�Lcire Feet The professionals the fee i5 $2'30.00& the 7. Reimbursable necessary its Officials costs, costs, for fees fees consultation and and disbur� disbUrsements� or semr review ants incurred by The professionals reasonable by the Town and or including attorneys Certificate application Unit Development, architects, or others, Of for Occupancy, Subdivision on application landscape any appeal application approval, for architects, to a the application Special for Zoning engineers, a Ferrnit Zoning Board for Dy� Permit, of a appliCa'�iorr surveyers, Appeals, Planned for applicant. a Special Permit for a mobile home park h,La he paid by the These amendments shall take effect after publication and as provided by law. Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk Amendment # 14, Local Laws #3 of 1992, "Revise Building Fees ". Adapted by the Town Board September Bth, 1995 by Resolution #F 159 amends Local Laws of 1980 by providing a fee schedule. In effect Sept. 241 1992M Rmendment # 15, Amends the current Zoning Ordinance. Adapted by the Town Board on September 67 1,992 by Resolution ## 163, In effect, Sept. 245 19940 Amendment # 161 Local Law 04 of 199x, Adopting Rules it Regulations of Southern Cayuga. Lake IntermLUnicipal Water Commission (See copy in Town Clerk's Office). In effect} November 5, 19924 Amendment #k 17, Local Lawn #5 of 199 2, Establishing Local P01ILLtant Limitations for Town of Dryden Users-of the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility. (See copy in Town Clerk's Office.) In effect, 11/2-61940 Amendment # 1A, Local Law 416 of 1934, Establishing Sewer, Use RegUirements. (See copy in Town Clerk's Office), In effect, November; AFL, 1992. amendment #19 ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN OF Local Law # {1} of 199.3 t❑ adopt corrtinUing education for- Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals ZONING me¢ibers. See amendment in Town Clerk, s Office. Amendment # 20 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE PLEASE TAKE NO Town of Dryden, Tom Main Street, Dryden amendments were mad Section 1801 o TICE tha pkins Co , 1VeW Yo e to the f Articl t at Unt y r~ k o Tow e XY was amended by omitting Subdivision {4) thereof, and Appendix A of said Zoning Ordinance (Definitions) was amended by substituting for the definition of farm contained therein, the fallowing definition: FARM: A contiguous parcel of land, 5 acres or larger in size need primarily for the raising of agricultural or horticultural commodities including activities involving Uvestock5 dairy, poultry, furbearing animals, aquacultur^e, fruit, vegetable, field crops, plantations, orchards, nurseries, greenhouses or other similar operations and including buildings and appurtenances thereto. a spec5-al meeting of the Town Board of the New York, meld at the Town Hall, 85 East n November 16, 1993, the fallowing n of Dryden Zoning Ordinance: III of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance This amendment shall take effect after publication and as provided by law, Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk Amendment #21 Local Lawn #M of 1994, amends Local Law #1 of 1989 which regulates to Septage & Sludge Disposal within the Town of Dryden. This amendment is available in Dryden Town Clerk's Office_ Amendment # 2a NOTICE OF ADDPTION OF AMENDMENT TO TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at ar regular meeting of the Town ward of the : Towdn of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65 East Maim Street, Dryden, New York on February 7, 1995, Section 1102 {2} (a) of ARTICLE XI: ELDER COTTAGES of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance was amended to read as follaws: Section 1102 {L} (a). The elder Cott square feet in total floor area. susa Town Amendment # 23 Adopt Local Law 02 of 1994 to e sewer district users. See copy in Town 01 age shall not exceed 850 nne Lloyd Clerk stablish a Sewer Rent Law, for erk' s Office. Amendment # 24 Amends Resolution #101 floor spare of a Amendment # 25 Adapt authority to ret Public Work prof Clerk's Office. Amendment # 26 Dryden Town Article XI E n Elder Cott Loral craw 01 arin a portio erts for lat Zoning Ordinance Articl lder Cottages by establi age to 850 F*ClUar`e feet. of 1993 by Resolution # n of Contractor Funds on ent repairs. See copy of NOTICE DF ADDPTION OF A TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a regular Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, Main Street, Dryden, New York on June 13, were made to the Town of Dryden Zoning Ord e XT on shing m 130 pro deposi laws at 2/7 axim vidi t fo Tow /95 b} um ng r n hVEiVT}MENT TO ORDINANCE meeting of the Town Board of the held at the Town Hall, 6S East 1995} the following amendments finance: Section Boarding 705 of of Article Article VII tourist VII of the Zoning Zoning Urrdinanc�e Drdinance bed was amended by adding thereto by a new subsection Section a new 2 to read as 3 follows= read as follows: 4420 Boarding houses, tourist homes and bed and breakfast establi shments." Section Boarding 752 of Article tourist VII -A of the Zoning Drdinance bed and breakfast was amended by adding thereto Section a new subsection of Article 3 to read as follows: of the 113. Boarding houses, tourist homes and bed and breakfast establishments." Section 14+1 of Article XIV of the Zoning Ordinance was amended by adding thereto a new subsection 19 to read as follows: "19. For tourist home, rooming hoLLse, boarding house and bed and breakfast establishment - one space for each approved room to be rented." Section 1502 of Article XV of the Zoning Ordinance was amended by adding thereto a new subsection 13 to read as follows: 1113. For a tourist ho bed and breakfas the home, house feet with indire subject to appro special per,nit h establishment." me, roomi t establi or establ ct li.ghtn val of th earing re ng house, boarding ho shment: One sign ado ishment, not exceedin ing only. Any such s e Town Board at the t quired for such home, use ert g 5 ign ime ho and icing ix square is of the use or Appendix A (Definitions) of the Zoning Ordinance was amended by adding thereto a new definition to read as follows: "Bed and Breakfast establishment. A dwelling or other residential structure which is owner occupied and in which the renting of rnoms for lodging and the serving of breakfast to casual and transient persons is allowed by special permit, NQ SLLch dwelling or other residential structure shall be permitted for the lodging of more than 9 such persons at any one time." is This amendment shall take effect after publication and as provided by laws Susanne Lloyd Town Clerk t Amendment #27 available at the Dryden Town Clerk's office_ Amendment #28 Resolution # 156 The Local Law # (2) of 1995 affected by res by alution #155 on 611;x/95, as provides for repeal of Lcacal Law # (1) of 1977 and substiti.ttee area to this provision for written Notice of Defect, obstructions on Town Highways and Sidewalks within the Town of Dryden. A copy of the complete text is available at the Dryden Town Clerk's office_ Amendment #28 Resolution # 156 The areas to be affected by the Toning change is more particularly descr2bed as follows: Description of area to be rezoned MA to RD BEGINNING at point in the east line of Raker Hill Road where it intersects the south line of New Yov* State Route 366; proceeding thence southeasterly along the east line of Baker Hill Road to the southwest corner of Torn of Dryden Tax Map Parcel 5a-145.31*, proceeding thence easterly along the 5wtth line of Parcel 45- 1- 45_.;X and the south line of Parcel 45.32 to the southeast corner thereof; proceeding thence north to the south line of premises of New York State Electric & Dos Corporation and thence west and north along the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation }property line to the southeast corner of Parcel 14.2; proceeding thence westerly along the south line of said Parcel 14. E� and thence northwesterly along the west line of Parcel 14.1 to a point in the south line of New York State Routes 13 and 366; proceeding thence westerly along the south line of Routes 13 and 366 to the point or place of beginning and containing all of the Town Dryden Tau Map Parcels 52- 1-15; 16; 17;18; 19; 20; El; ^c2; 23; 24; 45.31 and 45.32. This amendment shall tame effect June 291 1996 Susanne Lloyd Town Clark 4, M At a Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town lull on the Decemb8r, 1997 at 7:30 P.M., there were PRESENT: Super Counc Counc Counc Counc visor ilp (arson ilperson i1per on il.person James schu; Ron )ieck Tom Hatfield chi,, -l.es hatf.ield Deb C i. an th am of Dryden, 9th day of The following determination and resolution were respectively made and adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, to wit: DETERMINATION WHEREAS, the Town Board caused notice of public hearing to be published in The Ithaca Journal, the official newspaper of the Town of Dryden on October 31, 19971 to consider the advisability of adopting a resolution, in accordance w1th the provisions of Section 209-b of the General Municipal Law, authorizing the SLATER ILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC. , to furnish general ambulance service far all of the residents of the Town cf Dryden, and WMREAS, a public hearing pursuant to such notice was held on November G, 1997, and which said notice of hearing described: (1} the general ambulance servk%e which is proposed to be furnished,; (2) the area to be served; (3) the names of the fire company affected; {4} the time and place within the Town where such hearing will be held, and (3) that all persons residing within the area to be served or persons, firms and corporations owning real property within the area to be served, or persons, firms and corporations whose business interests or employment would either be benefitted or adversely affected, whether or not a resident or owner of real property within the area to be served shall, have the night to be heard in person or by representatIve at the public hearing, and at which public hearing it was pointed out that the Town of Dryden was served by several other Fire companies which did not provide general ambulance service to the area proposed to be served by the Slaterville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. and the -understanding between the Town and the Slaterville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc., was that the fire protection contract is to be entered into Principally for the furnishing of general ambulance service in the area to be served by Slatervil.le Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. in the Torn of Dryden, and WHEREAS, the matter was fully considered and discussed by the Torn Board and all persOTIS present at the time of such hearing were given an opportunity to be heard with respect thereto and their statements considered by the Tourn Board, and is WHEREAS, the Town Board deems it in the public interest to authorize the fui7nishz,ng of such fire protection and generai w ambulance service and to enter into an SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC., FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($4,100. be paid on or before February 1, 1998 and agreement therefor with for the consideration of 00) for one (1) year, to WHEREAS, the consent of SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC. to furnish general ambulance service has been obtained, and NOW, AFTER HEARING AND CONSIDERING THE STATEMENTS MADE AT THE PUBLIC HEARING: on motion of Councilperson Tom Hatfield seconded by Councilperson Icon Beck it is RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby finds, in accordance with the provisions of Section 209 -b of the General Municipal Law, that it is in the public interest to authorize the furnishing of such fire protection and general ambulance service for the said residents of the Town of Dryden, and it is further RESOLVED, that service shall be furl shall be prescribed and approved by the further such fire protection and general ambulance fished subject to the rules and regulations as by SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY,, INC., Town Board of the Town of Dryden, and it is RESOLVED, that within ten (10) days after the date of the adoption of this resolution the Town Clerk shall cause a certified copy thereof and the determination on which it is based to be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Tompkins together with the consent of SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC., and it is further RESOLVED, that the Town Supervisor be, and he is hereby authorized to execute an agreement between the TOWN OF DRYDEN and SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC., for such general ambulance service for the consideration of the payment by the Town of FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($4,100.00). The follows * The vote on the adoption of the foregoing resolution was as Supervisor Councilperson Councilperson Councilperson Coml.c'J.Apers on resolution was Srhug - Yes `f . Hatfield - Yes C, lIatfi.eld - Yes Gr.iii ,r - Yes Beck _ Yes thereupon declared duly adopted. STATE OF NEW YORK } COUNTY OF '1TOMpKINS � TOWN OF DRYDEN ) : if Susanne Lloyd, duly elected Town Clerk of the Town of Dryden, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that 1 have compared the preceding resolution with the original thereof filed in my office in the Town Hall, Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, adopted the 9th day Of December, 1997, and that the same is a true and correct copy of the whale thereof. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal Of the said Town this lith day of De-comber, 1991 Susanne Lloyd, Tc 'Cie TB1e -9 -97 hags 16 RES[]LiJ'E`ION #197 DRYDEN AMBLJLAN.IC.r', . COMPANY CONTRACT C Ip T. Hatfield of $5,000M0W offered the following resolution and asked for its adopt3onm asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board RESOLVED, that Soper visor this Town Board authorize the Supervisor and Tc tnm Clerk to sign► the contract with Dryden Rmbulance Company in the amount of $104, or 350. 00 to be paid on ,r about March 11 1998. Jrvas provision that the Town will reimburse Neptune Hose has a provision #1 50 percent of that the Toren will reimburse amount spent Dryden Pmbulance training Company 50 members, percent of the amount spent for training of its members, with a maximum of $51000.00. 2nd Up C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting fifes RESOLUTION #198 NE P7UNE HOSE COO #1 F=IRE COfdTRAC1T Clp C. Hatfield of $5,000M0W offered the following 2nd resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Soper visor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with Neptune Hose Co. #1 in the amount of $1439 314. O0 to be paid on or about March 1, 11398. This has a provision that the Town will reimburse Neptune Hose Co. #1 50 percent of the amount spent for training of its members, with a maximum of $5,000M0W 2nd CIp Grantham (roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #k199 VRRNA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEFT. CONTRAPT Clp C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption" PIEGOLVEaD, that this Town Board authorize the Supervisor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with Varna Volunteer Fire Department in the amount of #112, 029. OO to he paid on or about March L, 1998. This has a provision that the Town will reimburse Varna Volunteer Fire Department 50 percent of the amount spent for traininU of its members, with a maximum of $51 O04.04[k. 2nd Clp Grantham Boll Call vote - all voting Yes RESOU- 10r1ON #200 W B STRONG FIRE CO. CONTRACT CIp Beek offered the following resolution and asked for its adopt i on a REsnI..VED, that this Town Board authorize* the Supervisor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with W B Strong l=ire Company in the amount of $104,601.00 to be paid on ar about March X, 1999. 'rlmai s has a provision that the Town will reimbursa? W B Strong Fire Company 50 percent of the amount spent for training of its members, with a Maximum of $5,000_00. 2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voti47g Yes )b I TB12 -9 -97 Page 17 ® RESOLUTION #201 ETNA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEFT. CONTRACT. Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Supervisor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with Etna Volunteer Fire Department in the amount of $97,975.00 to be paid on or about March 1, 1998. This has a provision that the Town will reimburse Etna Volunteer Fire Department 50 percent of the amount spent for training of its members, with a maximum of $59000.00. 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION # #202 BROOK.TONDAL.E FIRE DIET. CONTRACT Clp C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Supervisor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with Brooktondale Fire District in the amount of $9,700.00 to be paid on or about March 1, 1998. 2nd Clp Grantham Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #203 SLATERVILLE FIRE DIST. CONTRACT Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions ®RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Supervisor and Town Clerk to sign the contract with Slaterville Fire District for ambulance service in the amount $4,100.00. 2nd Clp Heck Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION ##204 APPOINT CODE ENFORCEMENT AND ZONING OFFICER - Kevin Ezell Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint Kevin Ezell as code enforcement and zoning officer at the salary of $8,000.00 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes Clp T. Hat its adopti RESOLVED, Justin Nor hour. This RESOLUTION ##205 APPOINT 2nd FART TIME Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes PARAMEDICS Kathleen Perkins & Justin Nrrfleet fiel ana that flee is d offered the this Town Boa t as part -time subject to the following rd appoint paramedic it complyi resolution and asked for Kathleen Perkins and s at a rate of $9. 65 per rig with all regUirements of the position. 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes Councilperson RESOLUTION NO. T. Hatfield 194 (1997) resolution and asked for its adoption: offered the following WHEREAS, by the enactment of the telecommunications act of 1996, there is anticipated substantial growth in the erection of telecommunication towers and there has been interest concerning the construction of such towers within the Town of Dryden, and WHEREAS, the zoning ordinance of the Town of Dryden makes no reference to permits for the construction of telecommunication towers, and WHEREAS, in order to preserve the status quo pending a study of issues it recommended that the town board enact a local law establishing a three (3) month moratorium on the filing of ® applications for the issuance of building permits for the construction of telecommunication towers within the Town of Dryden, and WHEREAS, the town board will immediately commence a complete study and review of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance as same would apply to the issuance of building permits for the construction of telecommunication towers in the town, and WHEREAS, a reasonable time for the town board to complete their aforementioned review and for the town board to enact any required legislation resulting therefrom is three (3) months from the date such local law enacting said moratorium is filed with the office of the Secretary of State, ® NOW, THEREFORE, the following local law is hereby introduced. and a public hearing thereon is scheduled for December 9, 1997 at 7:45 p.m. prevailing time at the Town Hall, ® Dryden, New York: 65 East Main Street, Section 1. Three (3) month moratoriu m, There is hereby enacted a three (3) month moratorium on the acceptance by the Town of Dryden Code Enforcement Officer of applications for the review of plans for the construction of telecommunication towers and the issuance of building permits therefor. Section 2. Definitions. For the purposes of this local law, a telecommunication tower shall be described in and governed by Telecommunication Act of 1996. Section 3. SuRerseding. a)Pursuant to the powers granted by Municipal Home Rule Law, this local law supersedes and suspends the provisions of Article 16 of the Town Law, including specifically Sections 267; 267 -a; 267 -b; and 267 -c insofar as they are inconsistent with this law. b) All ordinances, local laws and regulations of the Town of Dryden in conflict with the provisions of this local law are hereby superseded to the extent necessary to give this local law full force and effect. Section 4, Effective Date. This local law shall take effect immediately upon filing in the office of the Secretary of State. Seconded Councilperson Grantham Roll call vote - all voting Yes NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT Or STATE Local Law Filing; 162 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12231 (Use this form to file a local law with the Secretary of State.) Text of law should be given as amended. Oo not include matter being eliminated and do not euse italics or underlining to indicate new matter. tf Qty Dryden Y Town Xiilau Local Law No. ................... 4.............................. of the year 1997..... A local law .establishing a three (3) month moratorium on accCn apglicxrion 11 . . ............................ . .......................... � for OxwjttMk* building permits for telecommunication towers Be it enacted by the .. Town Board ............................. ............................... ..................................... the (Name of Legislative Body) ............................... _ ..of GO Townof ................ ................................................. ..................._........... .. .........Dryden ................ ........ as follows: section 1. Three (3) month moratorium. There is hereby enacted a three (3) month moratorium on the acceptance by the Town of Dryden Code Enforcement Officer of applications for the review of plans for the construction of telecommunication towers and the issuance of building permits therefor. Section 2. Definitions. For the purposes of this local law, a telecommunication tower shall be described in and governed by Telecommunication Act of 1996. Section 3. Superseding. a)Pursuant to the powers granted by Municipal Home Rule Law, this local law supersedes and suspends the provisions of Article 16 of the Town Law, including specifically Sections 267; 267 -a; 267 -b; and 267 -c insofar as they are inconsistent with this law. b) All ordinances, local laws and regulations of the Town of Dryden in conflict with the provisions of this local law are hereby superseded to the extent necessary to give this local law full force and effect. Section 4,, Effective Date. This local law shall take effect immediately upon filing in the office of the Secretary of State. (If additional space is needed, attach pages the same size as this sheet, and number each.) (I) 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.) ot ( Final adoption by local legislative body only,) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No_ M of 19 97 of the of Dryden was duly passed by the Town Board on 19 97, in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. Name o egishUive y (Passage by local legislative body with approval, no disapproval or repassage after disapproval sky the Elective Chief Executive Officer`.) I hereb" of the ( certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. ty)(City)(Town)(Village) of was duly on 19 , and was ( approved)(not disapproved/i disapproval) by in accordance with the : %.rnea r.xecuuve uwcer-) licable provisions of law. 3. (Final adoption by referendu 1 hereby certify that the local law anrw of the (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of on Neme of Legislative Body disapproval) by the and was deemed duly adopted on Of 19 id by the ed after 19 , ed hereto, designX1.5 w No. of 19 was duly passed by the 19____roved)(not disapproved)(repassed after on 19_ Such local law was tuluu�lvu �urel GxccuLive officer submitted to the people by reason of a (mandatory)( vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting issive) referendum, and received the affirmative 1 t the (general)(special)(annual) election held on 19_, in accordance with the y plicable pr isions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendu referndum.) nd final adoption because no vaXpelition was filed requesting I hereby certify that the local w annexed hereto, designated as local law No� of the (County)(City)(Town illage) of on 19 , and was ( approved)(not Name of egistative Uodv of 19 was duly passed by the pproved)(repassed after disapproval) by the on 19 Such Elective Chief E- xeeiative offices permissive ref endum and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of in accordan with the applicable provisions of law. a] law was subject to 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 (lie power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. (2) City local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.) 1 herebyMx4ify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of lq_ Of of the Citv o having been submitted eferendum pursuant to he provisions of sec ' (36)(37) of the Municipal Homo Rule Law, and having eived the affirmative vote a majority of the quali electors of such city voting thereon at the (S� �al)(general) election held on 19 became o tive. 6. (County local law concerning adoption of . rter.) I hereby certify that the local of the County of the electors at the IJER section 33 of the Mu al H qualified electo the cities of said coupTv considered as a law ann hereto, designated as to law No. State o ew York, coon of November 19_, purst to ome Rule Law, and having received the affirmative v of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualil unit voting at said general election becam of 19 having been submitted to subdivisions 5 and 7 of f a majority of the ied erockors of the towns , e operattve. any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed p lease 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. z AbtklOt[ 'Har}t}C !s! xoC x(3K , Town epe xCler or ofriccr designated by local legilsative body (seal) Date: (Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF Tompkims 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. Sig II !Lt ure Town Attorney Title, Gtk* of Dryden Town Vitlagv Date: (3) TOWN OF DRYDEN NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 4 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 9th day of December, 1997, at 7:45 o'clock P.M. prevailing time to hear all interested parties and citizens for or against a proposed local law prohibiting the issuance of building permits for the construction of telecommunication towers within the Town of Dryden for a period of three (3) months while the Town Board considers adopting regulations for such construction. 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 M anne Lloyd, `rown�Qler El DRYDEN BICENTENNIAL MEMORABILIA TO BE PRESERVED IN BANK VAULT Time Capsule Project prepared by FORTNIGHTLY CLUB OF DRYDEN Jean German, Committee Chairman 1. Brochure of all scheduled bicentennial events 2. Opening Day Ceremony - August 17, 1996 invitation program 3. Newspaper article - Ithaca Journal - August 19, 1996 4, Letter from Bicentennial Committee sent to all businesses and organizations in the town of Dryden 5. Bicentennial logo explanatory insert 6_ Newspaper article describing bicentennial display at the Dryden Historical Society History House - Ithaca Journal - September 11, 1996 7. 2 Programs from Dryden Historical Society meetings - September 16 1996 - "Charting Dryden's Course: from Centennial to Bicentennial" February 20, 1997 - "Dryden Voices from the Past" One publicity poster 8. Dryden Historical Society 1997 Calendar Bicentennial fundraiser for DHS 9. Victorian Weekend - December 6, 70 811996 Treasure card The Shopper schedule of events, participating merchants and organizations 10. "Jennie's Will" - January 24, 25, 1997 Program from the original musical, based on the life of Jennie McGraw Fiske 11. Sweetheart Dessert and Dance at TC -3, February 8, 1997 Ticket List of Sponsors Notecard used to express appreciation to all sponsors 12. Quilter Mary Ellen Rumsey's original drawing for the official bicentennial quilt; other sketches - photograph of Mary Ellen and Phyllis Smith - co- creators of the quilt. Photograph of Mary Ellen and Sue Cardwell -16t day quilt was on display on the green for signing by Drydenites - day the fountain was installed - April 19, 1997 13. Packet of notecards by local artist, Robert Cardwell. Sold as official bicentennial merchandise - same designs were used in the bicentennial quilt 14. Blue ceramic mug with bicentennial logo - official bicentennial merchandise 15. Cotton T -shirt with bicentennial logo - official bicentennial merchandise 16. "B.B. ", the bicentennial bear - official bicentennial merchandise 17. Architect/Engineer's official drawing of the Dryden fountain from Robinson Iron Works, Alexander City, Alabama 18. Newspaper article about Dryden's new fountain set in place - Ithaca Journal - April 19, 1997 19_ Arbor Day celebration in Dryden - April 25, 1997 program 6 - 4 "x6" color photographs list of big trees in Village of Dryden 20. Dryden Veterans Memorial Day Fountain Dedication program, including description of the fountain and its history one program signed by members of Dryden Elementary School third -fourth grade chorus 21. Bicentennial Art Exhibit list of entrants, winners, publicity and a registration form .: 0 22. Bicentennial Bow -Wow Biathalon -June 15, 1997 entry registration advertisement for event 23. "Above the Clouds" - melodrama by Dryden Footlighters - July 1997 this presentation was exactly 100 years after the first presentation of this play in the old Dryden Opera House on Library Street program souvenir handheld fan, sold as a bicentennial fundraiser and as advertisement for production 24. Bicentennial Family Day at Southworth Library - August 2, 1997 advertisement front page from the Shopper facepainting advertisement book sale advertisement program of events brochure of local sponsors and businesses poster, listing events notecard printed in honor of Dryden's bicentennial program of events as listed in the shopper 2 - 4" x 6" color photographs photograph of Charles Breckheimer dressed as Abraham Lincoln - taken on digital camera and printed from computer printer 25. Portfolio of 5 pen and ink drawings commissioned by 1st National Bank of Dryden for the bicentennial. These were given as handouts at the bank's exhibit on bicentennial day a 4" x 6" color photograph of the bank's exhibit up at Dryden Lake - August 16, 1997 26. U. S. Postal Pictorial Commemorating Dryden's 200 years envelope with silk - embossed logo and cancellation stamp ® postcard with cancellation stamp cancellation stamp color 4" x 6" photograph of Dryden Post Office exhibit on Celebration Day 27. 6 Community News Pages from "The Shopper" 28. Dryden Tidbits The Shopper 29. List of Exhibitions and Vendors - Bicentennial Celebration Day at Dryden Lake Park 30. 3 Newletters from Dryden Historical Society 31. Handheld fan depicting Spiegle Wilcox, jazz musician and band leader sold as fundraiser for the celebration day concert at Dryden Lake Park - August 16, 1997 32. 2 "wooden nickels" - advertisements for Bailey Insurance Company these were thrown to parade watchers from the Bailey parade vehicle on Celebration Day 33. Copy of the original "Dryden Fair March" copy of the re- arrangement of this march - music by Dryden resident, Malcolm Lewis newspaper article - "Cortland Standard" - April 4, 1997 34. Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service - Sunday, 11124/96 - program 35. Copy of guest book pages - guest book was at all major events during the year 36. Letter from Supervisor James F. Schug to the Supervisor in office when box is opened 37. Copy of reprint of Goodrich - Centennial History of the Town of Dryden 1797 -1897 38. Copy of the Second Hundred Years - new book to be completed in 1998 39, Multi -year high school reunions information 40. Music boosters scholarship concert - April 61 1997 Dryden Tidbits newspaper article - premiere performance Dryden Fair March ._ oCopies of this list will be kept at: Town Board Minutes - of December 1997 - Dryden Town Hall Dryden History House First National Bank of Dryden - Main Street Branch Southworth Library Dryden Town Hall Vault Time Capsule - Safety Deposit Box #729 (gold) is in the vault at the First National Bank of Dryden - Main Street Branch Key to Safety Deposit Box #729 is held by Dryden Town Clerk TB1 2-9 -97 Page 18 0 RESOLUTION #2016 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COUNCIL - REAPPOINT Jo Se Gerbasi Clp C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions resolution to Tompkins County Department RESOLVED, that this Town Board reappoint Joyce Gerbasi to serve on the Environmental Management Council. Term expiring December 31, 1999. 2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #207 DELEGATE TO FIRE, EMS AND DISASTER BOARD - Walter Groman Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint Walter Groman to serve as the delegate on the Fire, EMS and Disaster Board. Term to expire December 31, 2000s 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLLJ_T41 ON #2208 SUPPORT RED MILL BRIDGE REDESIGN AND REBUILD Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board support the redesign and rebuild of Red Mill bridge in the Town of Dryden. Because of the reduced load limit our snowplows and large trucks are unable to use this bridge and require us to make other arrangements to plow and maintain this road. We request Tompkins County Department of Public Works to make the rebuild of this bridge in 1998 to allow our vehicles and those of our constituents to safely travel this read. 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote Supv Schug Clp T. Hatfield Clp C. Hatfield Clp Grantham Up Beck Yes Yes Yes Yes Abstained Town Board directed the Town Clerk to send a certified copy of this resolution to Tompkins County Department of Public Works, Attn: William Mobbs, Commissioner. RESOLUTION #2019 SIGN AGREEMENT' TO WORK WITH TWINING, NEMIA AND STEFLIK ATTORNEY'S_ Clp T. Hatfiel its adoption: RESOLVED, that the agreement to represent t 2nd Clp Granth d offered the fa this Town Board to work. with Twi he town in negot am Rol flow aut ping iat i 1 ca ing resolution an horize the Supery , Nemia and Stefl ons with teamster 11 vote - all vot d asked for isor to sign i k, Attorney's Local #317. ing Yes av7) ALEXANCSER F. TREAOWELL SECRETARY OF STATE TOWN OF 65 EAST DRYDEN, DRYDEN MAIN STREET NY 13053 f�1 Brill 2'.1�-_ %:,:. STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE ALBANY, NY 12231.0001 January 2, 1998 RE: Town of Dryden, Local Law 3, 1997, filed 12/18/97 The above referenced material was received and filed by this office as indicated. Additional local law filing forms will be forwarded upon request. JGD: ml Sincerely, q0AA 0 cL� Janice G. Durfee Principal File Clerk Bureau of State Records 40 prinleJ on rer,,Cled paper ,v Local Law Filing NEW YORK STATE: DEPARTMENT OF STATE 162 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12231 (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 euse italics or underlining to indicate new matter. 1'}.01mtyc tits D r d e n of Town.......... X ................................. ............................... irsblaga Local Law No. ....3 . of the year 19 97 .................... ........................ ........ A local law ..f'ro,viA ng.. for. „a moratorium for the establis t of A hmenci,1d�.1...0 &e+i.. ..................................... ............................... ....... (Insert Title) Be.it enacted by (he .......... ... Tourn,,B9..ard of the ...........1 . ........................ .........1,.................... (Name of Legislative 13ody) :f OU04 J1ly Townof .........................P..rY den...... ........ ....._................, . . .................. ............................... .....as follows: ,Vi1#age SECTION l: Title This local law shall be referred to as the "Moratorium for the Establishment of Adult Uses”. SECTION 2: Purpose The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance establishes zoning districts and regulations concerning the use of land and structures. The statutory grant of power to regulate the use of land and. structures includes among the purposes of such regulation promoting the health, safety, morals or the general welfare of the community. The Town Board is concerned that the lack of specific regulation of adult uses of land and structures may result in the attempted establishment of an adult use in an undesirable location. The Town Board also recognizes that there are important constitutional issues and protections which must be identified and addressed in any regulation of adult uses. In order to address all concerns and issues in a lawful, thoughtful and reasoned manner the Town Board determines that it must declare a moratorium on the establishment of such uses pending the review and enactment of appropriate legislation regulating the same. SECTION 3: Definitions (A) Adult use. An adult use is the use of land or structures for an "adult entertainment business" or an "adult physical contact establishment" as herein defined. (B) Adult entertainment business: ® (1) A public establishment which features topless dancers, nude dancers or strippers, male or female. (If additional space is needed, attach pages the same sire as this sheet, and number each.) DOS -239 (Rev. 7/90) (I) l (2) A building or structure used for presenting, lending or selling motion picture films, video cassettes, cable television, or any other such visual media, or used for presenting, lending, or selling books, magazines, publications, photographs, or any other written materials distinguished or characterized by an emphasis on matter depicting, describing or relating to "specific sexual activities" or "specific anatomical areas" as hereafter defined. (C) Adult physical contact establishment. Any establishment which offers or purports to offer massage, whether or not licensed, or other physical contact by members of the opposite sex. Medical offices, electrolysis, karate, judo and dance studios are not "adult physical contact establishments ". (D) Specified sexual activities: (1) Human genitals in a state of sexual stimulation or arousal; or (2) Acts of human masturbation, sexual intercourse or sodomy; or (3) Fondling or other erotic touching of human genitals, pubic region, buttock or female breast. (E) Specified anatomical areas. (1) Less than completely and opaquely covered human genitals, pubic region, buttock, and female breast below a point immediately above the top of the areola; or (2) Human male genitals in a discernible turgid state, even if completely and opaquely covered. SECTION 4: Scope of Controls (A) During the effective period of this local law: (1) The Town Board shall not grant any approvals by means of a special permit, site plan review, zoning change or otherwise for the establishment of an adult use. (2) The Town Planning Board shall not grant any preliminary or final approval to a subdivision plat or any other approval which would result in the establishment of an adult use. 4a ® (3) The Town Zoning Board of Appeals shall not grant any variance for any use which would result in the establishment of an adult use. (4) The Code Enforcement Officer shall not issue any permit which would result in the establishment of an adult use. (5) No person, firm or corporation shall establish or use any land or structure for an adult use. (B) The Town Board reserves the right to direct the Code Enforcement Officer to revoke or rescind any Building Permits, Certificates of Occupancy and /or Certificates of Compliance issued in violation of this local law. SECTION 5: No Consideration of New Applications No applications of any kind for the establishment of adult uses as defined in this local law shall be considered by any board, employee or other representative of the Town of Dryden (whether elected or appointed) while this local law is in effect. SECTION 6e. Term This local law shall be in effect for a period of 180 days from its effective date or until the enactment of a comprehensive set of regulations pertaining to adult uses, whichever comes first. SECTION 7: Penalties (A) Any person, firm or corporation that adult use in violation of this provisions of shall otherwise violate any of the provisions shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon sentenced to a period of imprisonment not to fine not exceeding $1,000 or by both such fine shall establish an this local law or of this local law conviction may be exceed one year, a and imprisonment. (B) The Town Board may apply to a court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive relief to cease any and all such actions which conflict with this local. law. SECTION 8e. Validity The invalidity of any provision of this local law shall not effect the validity of any other provision which can be given effect without such invalid provision. (Complete the certification in (lie paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and strike out that which is not applicable.) 0 1. (final adoption by local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. 3 of 19 97 of the (QzvnrxXCiW(Town)(WaJWjof Dryden Y was duly passed by the Town Board on December (Name of Leguilative B y 9, ` 19 97, in accordance with the applicable previsions of law. (Passage by local legislative body with approval, no disapproval or repassage after disapproval by the Elective Chief Executive Officer'.) 1 here\ccrtify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of 19 of the )(City)(Town)(Villagc) of was du passed by the on 19 ,and was (approvet!)(not disapprov )(repassed after ame of Legielati Body) disapproval) by th and was deemed duly adopted o 14 lective Chief Executive Of leer —' in accordance with the plicable provisions of law. 3. (final adoption by referendu l hereby certify that the local law annN the (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of on 'erne of Legislative Bo<ly disapproval) by the (Elective Chief Gectiuv hereto, designated as for law No. of 19 was duly passed by the 19 as (approvcd)(not disapproved)(repassed after cer 19` Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a (mandatory) Lsslve) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors vOtin lereo 'It the (general)(special)(annual) election held on 19 in accordance with the ppficable pr visions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendu referndum.) I hereby certify that the loca Of the (COUnly)(City)( "I`owl -A amc of Legislative and final adoption because no va •d petition was filed reduesling raw annexed herelo, designated as local law No\— illage) of on 19 and was (approved)(not of l9 was duly passed by the pproved)(repassed after disapproval) bZIh N O n 19 Such F.;leetive Chief Lxccutive Ofllccr') permissive re renum and no valid petition requesling such referendum was filed as of in accorda, e with the applicable provisions of law. law was subject 10 19 ective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a unty -,vide 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 Nvith the power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. City local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.) I hereby tify that the local taw annexed hereto, designated as local law No. 40the City o having been submitted to refs t m pursuant to e provisions of sec ' (36)(37) of the Municipal Home Rule I.aw, and having receivev affirmative vote 0f a majority of the qualifltd electors of such city voting thereon at the (special) eT erg al) election held on 19_, became o :ztive. 6. (County local law concerning adoption of Ch I hereby certify that the local law annex ,d�f rereto, designated as to aw No. of 19 of the County of , State o w York, having been submitted to the electors at the General 1r a ton of November 19 pursu to subdivisions 5 and 7 of section 33 of the Munj.0 I•lome Rule Law, and having received the affirmative vo la majority of the qualified elector the cities of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualified e � rs oI the towns of said co considered as a unit voting at said general election, became operative, any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropritate certific t 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. f Seal ) :� >ro.'ticlewjj=ciiaotwy bate: December. 10 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. 9nature Town of Dryden Attorney Title isGYtoc of Dryden Town Wllttgvc Taatc: Deceiber 10, 1997 (3) • ALE; %ANGER F. TREAD ELL SECRETARY of STATE TOWN OF 65 EAST DRYDEN, DRYDEN MAIN STREET NY 13053 s to STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF STATE ALBANY. NY 12.231.0001 January 2, 1998 RE: Town of Dryden, Local Law 4, 1997, filed 12/18/97 The above referenced material was received and filed by this office as indicated. Additional local law filing forms will be forwarded upon request. Sincerely, qo�*j 9 cc. Janice G. Durfee Principal File Clerk Bureau of State Records (518) 474 -2755 JGD:ml C41 priorud on recycaecd Raper L Local Law Filing NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE g 162 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12231 (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 or underlining to indicate new matter. QU X of Dryden Town...... ........................................................................... ............................... kjJiagc Local Law No. .... of the year 1997..... A local law e,t�tbla_shin& a three (3) month moratorium on accepting,.app].,iCat.ions for. .................. ...... ............. (ixae2zCt`attec�x bui.1ding permits for telecommunication towers Be it enacted by the ;Town Board of the ........ ...................... ............................... . . ..... (Name of I egialative Body) e.-y llryden as follows: Town of ........................ .........._ .............................._ Vida Section 1 Tbree (3) month moratorium. There is hereby enacted a three (3) month moratorium on the acceptance by the Town of Dryden Code Enforcement Officer of applications for the review ® of plans for the construction of telecommunication towers and the issuance of building permits therefor. Section 2. Definitions. For the purposes of this local law, a telecommunication tower shall be described in and governed by Telecommunication Act of 1996, Section 3. Superseding. a)Pursuant to the powers granted by Municipal Home Rule Law, this local law supersedes and suspends the provisions of Article 16 of the Town Law, including specifically Sections 267; 267 -a; 267 -b; and 267 -c insofar as they are inconsistent with this law. b) All ordinances, local laws and regulations of the Town of Dryden in conflict with the provisions of.this local law are hereby superseded to the extent necessary to give this local law full force and effect. section 4 Effective Date. This local law shall take effect immediately upon filing in the office of the Secretary of State. (If additional space is needed, attach pages the same size as this sheet, and number each.) (t) DOS-239 (Rev. 7/90) (Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of Ihis local law and strike out that which is not applicable.) 0 I. (Final adoption by local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated m local I;tw No. 14 of 19 97 of the (Cvxmry)(&tp)(Town)(&,Akrgr* of Dryden was duly passed by the Town Board on December 9, 19 97, in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. Name of Legintative oc y (Passage by local legislative body with approval, no disapproval or repassage after disapproval �y the Elective Chief Executive Officer*.) I here of the ame certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. �tI)(City)(Town)(Village) of was duly on 19,, and was (approved)(not disapprovedZi _J.. disapproval) by th .tecuve thief L:xecutive officer') in accordance with the \plicable rovisions of law. 3. (Final adoption by I hereby certify that the local law annN (County)(City)(Town)(Village) of on *the rne of Legialative Body disapproval) ry the and was deemed duly adopted on of 19 ,used by the passed after 9____, ed hereto, designated as local ,tw No. of 19 utwc Uth was duly passed by the 19____, and s (approved)(not disapproved)(repassed after on'/ 19_ Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a (mandatory)'p issive) referendum, and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors votin reon t the (general)(special)(annual) election held on l9_, in accordance with the c plicable pr isions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendu referendm.) nd final adoption because no vaii4petition was filed requesting 1 hereby certify that the local w annexed hereto, designated as local law N of the (Coun(y)(Ci(y)(°hown illage) of \-s on 19 and was (approved)(not Name of Lcgielalive Body Of 19 Was duly passed by the pproved)(repassed after disapproval) by the on 19 Such Elective Chief F,xecut•ive UCfiecr`�- permissive ref endu n and no valid petition requesting such referendum was filed as of in accordan with the applicaWe provisions of law. 1 law was subject to 19 , �ective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a unly -wide basis or, if there be none, the chairillan of (I le 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) illy local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.) 1 hereby 'tify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. of 19 ®the City o having been submitted eferendum pursuant to provisions of sec (36) (37) of the Municipal iIome Rule Law and having eived the affirmative vote rea majority of the quali electors of such city voting thereon at the (s lal)(general) election held on 19_____, became o ttive. 6. (County local law concerning adoption of PrAlr�ter.) I hereby certify that the local of the County of the electors at the General section 33 of the lulu al H qualified electo the cities of said co considered as a >aa n he reto ction of November ome Rule Law, and of said county as a unit voting at said designated as to law No. of 19 State o ew York, having been submitted to 19 to subdivisions 5 and 7 of hcIIving received the affirmative v61nqf a majority of the unit and of a majority of the qualified e ors oC the towns general election, became operative, any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed least p 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 1 , above. (Seal) or officer designated by local Icgils Date: December 10, 1997 body K (Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF Tomnki ns I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all propel' proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law annexed hereto. u re Town Attornev T'itic i �' of llr.yden Town 19itlam Date: hecember 10, 1997 (3) Eli TB12 -9 -97 Page 1.9 RESOLUTION #211 ADOPT LOCAL LAW #G - 1997 PROVIDING FOR A MORATORIUM FOR THE ES1'ABL I SHMENT OF ADULT USES Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: (copy in minute book) 2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #212 ADOPT LOCAL LAW #4 - 1997 ESTABLISHING A THREE MONTH MORATORIUM ON ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR BUILDING PERMITS FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWERS Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: (copy in minute book) 22nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes FINANCIAL REPORT - available to board members JUSTICE REPORT - given to board members NEW BUSINESS January S, 1998 - Noon - Organizational Meeting January 13, 1998 - regular board meeting The board recessed for executive session and no action was taken. Adjourned: Susanne Lloy� Town Clerk oz.o�