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• TOWN OF DRYDEN
TOWN BOARD MEETING
May 17, 2012
Present: Supervisor Mary Ann Sumner, Cl Stephen Stelick , CI Joseph
Solomon , Cl Jason Leifer, Cl Linda Lavine
Elected Officials : Bambi L. Avery , Town Clerk
Other Town Staff: Dan Kwasnowski , Director of Planning
Andrew Sciarabba , TG Miller Engineers
Supv Sumner opened the meeting at 7 : 38 p. m . and board members and guests
participated in the pledge of allegiance .
PUBLIC HEARING
LOCAL LAW AMENDING LOCAL LAW #3 OF 2007
REGARDING HIGHWAY SPECIFICATIONS
Supv Sumner opened the public hearing at 7 : 40 p . m . and Town Clerk read the public
notice published in The Ithaca Journal . Supv Sumner explained that this local law will amend
Local Law # 3 of 2007 , establishing specifications for new highways in the Town of Dryden with
respect to centerline grade . There were no public comments. The hearing was left open at 7 : 42
p . m .
PUBLIC HEARING
ESTABLISH YELLOW BARN WATER DISTRICT
Supv Sumner opened the public hearing at 7 : 43 p. m . and dispensed with reading of
public notice which was lengthy and sent to all 81 properties in the proposed special district .
John Laura, 31 Spring Run Rd , said he is on the board of directors of the Yellow Barn
Water Company . He said all board members are in favor of the plan as set forth . The Town
. has been very helpful in working out an acceptable plan . He urged the board to support the
plan . The company has limited resources available for upgrading the system . It would be a big
help for all of their customers to have the town take this over as a water district . Supv Sumner
thanked the members of the Yellow Barn water company board for their hard work in the past
year. She said it was a pleasure working with them and thanked Ilene Miller in particular for
her efforts.
Jane Edwards, 1 Foot Hill Rd . , said they didn 't realize they were shareholders of the
water company until after they purchased their property. She is grateful to all who brought us
to this point. Realistically this will create a good secure system, and spread the cost to the
users over time. She thanked everyone for their efforts.
A Sciarabba, TG Miller Engineers said the only change made in the Map , Plan and
Report is the formula used for distribution of annual cost for debt service . It was changed to
units so that each property pays the same across the board . $ 1 , 045 per parcel is the first year
® cost.
There were no other comments, and the hearing was left open at 7 : 47 p . m .
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There were no further questions or comments on Local Law #3 of 2012 . And the public
hearing was closed at 7 : 48 p . m .
RESOLUTION # 103 ( 2012) - ADOPT LOCAL LAW #3 OF 2012 - AMENDING
LOCAL LAW #3 OF 2007 - HIGHWAY SPECIFICATIONS
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board hereby adopts Local Law No. 3 of 2012 , a local law
amending Local Law No. 3 of the year 2007 , a local law establishing specifications for new
highways in the Town of Dryden , and directs that the Town Clerk file the same with the
Secretary of State :
1 . Paragraph (b) of Subsection 2 ( General) of Section A ( Design Specifications) of Local Law No .
3 of the year 2007 is hereby amended to read as follows:
b. Highways shall be a minimum of 60 feet in width . Highways shall intersect each other at
between 80 and 90 degrees. The minimum centerline grade shall be 0. 5% and the maximum
centerline grade shall be 10% . The minimum radius for intersecting highways shall be 25
feet. Wider highways may be required where deep cuts and fills , safety issues , pedestrian
facilities , bicycle facilities or special maintenance needs exist. Additional widths may also
be required adjacent to drainage structures, or where there is potential for future traffic
growth . All improvements shall be centered in the highway . Exceptions will be allowed
only with the written approval of the Town. Highways may be constructed in pre-existing
widths narrower than 60 feet, which were reserved for this purpose . There shall be no
obstructions to a clear line of sight , such as trees , bushes , buildings, fences , etc . within the
highway.
2 . This local law shall take effect on filing with the Secretary of State .
2nd Cl Stelick
Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
TOWN CLERK
RESOLUTION # 104 ( 2012 ) - APPROVE MINUTES
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board hereby approves the meeting minutes of April 12 ,
April 19 , and April 28, 2012 .
2nd Cl Stelick
Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
41 Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
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Dryden Youth Commission - Annual Report was distributed to Town Board members .
Supv Sumner said the Youth Commission offers amazing programming for young people . They
also support employment opportunities for young people in jobs at summer day camp
programs. The OURS program is run by Cornell student volunteers and is helping
disadvantaged young people establish relationships with mentors .
CITIZENS PRIVILEGE
Evan Carpenter gave an update on the Ag Committee (or Farmers Committee) . They
have bylaws drafted but have not adopted them . They have a few more people willing to serve
on the committee and will get that information to the Town Clerk. E Carpenter said he has
heard complaints about what the committee is actually about and would like to set the record
straight. They are not a Bruno Schickel clique . He knows personally. Bruno builds houses for
a career. Builders build houses on farmland . As a farmer he doesn 't like contractors. B
Schickel has asked their opinion on different things, not the other way around . They are a not
a mouthpiece for Bruno or the Republicans , or the pro-fracking group out there . They have
sought out people who are anti-gas drilling and asked them to be on the committee. They are
trying to get a broad spectrum of those involved in agriculture , not just like-minded folks .
They are trying to get as many different opinions as possible , with the goal of promoting
agriculture in town and who have an understanding of agriculture in the town . About 20% of
the land base in the Town of Dryden is in productive agriculture currently with an investment
of approximately 60 million dollars, in infrastructure and the land . They employ between 100
and 125 full time employment equivalents on dairy farms in the town . He 's not sure about
employees on non -dairy farms . There are over 3 ,000 cows in town of Dryden , concentrated on
larger farms .
E Carpenter said farms create the open space that everyone enjoys. The comprehensive
plan did call for the development of a standing ag committee to help advise the board on
agricultural matters. It's a different lifestyle with different infrastructure required to make it
work. It presents a lot of assets to the town . The committee wants to help the town make
decisions that promote agriculture .
CI Stelick said he thinks this is an excellent idea whose time has come and he is
looking forward to working with them .
There were no further comments on the public hearing for the Yellow Barn Water
District and Supv Sumner closed the public hearing at 8 : 00 p . m . CI Leifer read the resolution .
RESOLUTION # 105 (2012 ) - ESTABLISHING TOWN OF DRYDEN
YELLOW BARN WATER DISTRICT AND AUTHORIZING THE
ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF THE
WATER SYSTEM AND IMPROVEMENTS
CI Stelick offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Dryden , Tompkins County , New York (the
"Town" ) has caused a map, plan and report (the " Maps and Plans" ) to be prepared in
connection with the proposed establishment of a water district in the Town to be known as
Town of Dryden Yellow Barn Water District (the " District" ) pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town
Law; and
SWHEREAS, the boundaries of the proposed District are set forth on Appendix A
attached hereto; and
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WHEREAS , the Town proposes to acquire the Yellow Barn Water Company, Inc. water
supply and distribution system for the District , and to acquire , construct and install water
system improvements in the District , including equipment, machinery or apparatus required in
connection therewith and land or rights in land (the "Project") , all as more particularly
described in the Maps and Plans; and
WHEREAS , the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the Project is $524 , 920 ;
and
WHEREAS , on April 26 , 2012 , the Town Board adopted a resolution reciting the filing of
the Maps and Plans, the boundaries of the proposed District, the improvements proposed , the
estimated expense of these improvements, the proposed method of financing, the cost of the
District to the typical property, the fact that the Maps and Plans are on file in the Town Clerk' s
office for public inspection , and all other matters required by law to be stated ; and
WHEREAS , the resolution called a public hearing to be held on May 17 , 2012 at
7 : 45 p. m . to hear all persons interested in this matter and to take action as required by law;
and
WHEREAS , the resolution was published , posted and mailed as required by law; and
WHEREAS , a public hearing on the matter was held by the Town Board on May 17 ,
2012 and the matter was fully discussed and all interested persons were heard .
NOW, THEREFORE , the Town Board of the Town of Dryden hereby resolves and
determines that:
1 . The notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law, and is
otherwise sufficient.
2 . All the property and property owners within the proposed District arc benefited
thereby .
3 . All the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of
the proposed District.
4 . The establishment of this District is in the public interest .
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the establishment of the District is
hereby approved and that the proposed District water system and improvements thereto (the
"Improvements" ) , including the acquisition of the Yellow Barn Water Company , Inc . water
supply and distribution system for the District, and the acquisition , construction and
installation of water system improvements in the District, including equipment , machinery or
apparatus required in connection therewith and land or rights in land , all as more particularly
described in the Maps and Plans , shall be acquired , constructed and installed upon the
required funds being made available and provided therefor.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that this District shall be known as the
Town of Dryden Yellow Barn Water District in the Town of Dryden and shall be bounded and
described as set forth on Appendix A attached hereto .
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the cost of the Improvements,
including legal and engineering fees, and all other costs and expenses , shall be financed by the
issuance of serial bonds and bond anticipation notes of the Town containing such terms as
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may be determined by the Town Board , and such costs shall be assessed by the Town Board in
as close a proportion to the benefit to which each lot or parcel will derive from the improvement
as is possible .
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that this resolution is subject to
permissive referendum as provided in Town Law Section 209-e, in the manner provided in
Article 7 of the Town Law , and is subject to approval by the New York State Department of
Audit and Control in accordance with Town Law Section 209 -f.
2nd CI Solomon
Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
CI Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
Supv Sumner explained that there is a 30 -day period in which people in the proposed
district may petition for a referendum and bring the matter to a vote . Her sense is that the
people in the district are happy with the idea and she hopes that in 30 days we can finalize the
matter.
HIGHWAY/DPW DEPARTMENT
No report.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
No report. Supv Sumner announced that the Recreation Director, Melissa Bianconi ,
had a baby last week, William , and said mother and child are doing well.
COUNTY BRIEFING
No report.
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Matters will be taken care of under new business .
ATTORNEY
No report. Supv Sumner announced Atty Perkins is on his way to join his daughter at
commencement ceremonies at Lewis and Clark Law School where Logan is receiving a degree in
Environmental Law with honors . She has been elected to the Law Honor Society and will be
taking the bar exam in Maine .
NEW BUSINESS
Code enforcement contract with Village of Dryden - Board members have received a
copy of the proposed contract . Supv Sumner said the rate and service remains the same and
the Village has approved it .
RESOLUTION # 106 106 (2012) - AUTHORIZE CONTRACT FOR CODE ENFORCEMENT
• SERVICES WITH THE VILLAGE OF DRYDEN
Cl Stelick offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
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RESOLVED , that this Town Board approves the contract for code enforcement services
for the Village of Dryden for the term June 1 , 2012 , to May 31. , 2012 , at an annual amount of
$21 ,600 , to be paid to the town in monthly installments of $ 1 , 800 . 00 .
2nd Cl Leifer
Roll Call Vote CI Stelick Yes
CI Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
CI Leifer Yes
CI Lavine Yes
Zoning Amendment - Supv Sumner said we have been working on this amendment for
quite some time and have arrived at a good document. The SEQR will be done next month and
the narrative contains a very good description of what has been done and why . We have gone
from a town map with 4 districts that were kind of arbitrary and loosely defined to an
incredibly detailed map with 9 different districts with very specific characteristics
distinguishing the neighborhoods from each other. It is really good and we have had a number
of comments from builders, planners , and residents urging us to adopt this so we can move on .
D Kwasnowski said he would hold a public information session , probably June 13 at
6 : 30 p. m . He didn 't want to schedule it until the amendment had been introduced .
RESOLUTION NO . 107 (2012 )
RESOLUTION RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 62 (2012) AND NO. 63 ( 2012 ) ,
AND PROPOSING THE REPEAL OF PART OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING
ORDINANCE EXCEPT FOR CERTAIN 2009 AND 2011 AMENDMENTS AND CLARIFYING
THE INTERPLAY OF THE UNREPEALED SECTIONS OF SUCH ORDINANCE AND
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
TOWN OF DRYDEN ZONING ORDINANCE.
Supervisor Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS , the Town Board adopted certain amendments to the Town of Dryden Zoning
Ordinance on August 3 , 2011 , which amendments became effective August 19 , 2011 , and
WHEREAS , such amendments added definitions to Appendix A of such Ordinance
pertaining to natural gas and / or petroleum exploration and extraction and added a new
section , 2104 : Prohibited Uses, which section clarified the Zoning Ordinance's prohibition of
the use of land in the town for natural gas and / or petroleum exploration and extraction , and
WHEREAS , as a result of such amendments the town is the subject of a lawsuit which
seeks to declare such amendments invalid , and
WHEREAS, the town has been in the process of revising its zoning regulations and has
held a public hearing on a proposed local law which would establish revised zoning regulations
and incorporate the substance of such amendments , and
WHEREAS , it is now determined to be desirable to adopt the previously proposed local
law provisions as amendments to the existing zoning ordinance in order to preserve such
amendments in the form they were originally adopted in August 2011 , and
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WHEREAS , in Resolution No . 62 (2012 ) certain amendments to the Zoning Ordinance
were introduced and a public hearing thereon was scheduled , and
WHEREAS, in Resolution No . 63 (2012) the date of the public hearing was changed to
April 18, 2012 , and
WHEREAS , the proposed amendments were referred to the Tompkins County Planning
Department pursuant to the requirements of General Municipal Law 293 -m and comments
were received from the Tompkins County Planning Department which , if not incorporated into
the proposed amendments, would require a vote of a supermajority (meaning majority plus one)
of all members of the town board , and
WHEREAS , such comments have been reviewed and some can be addressed by the
contemporaneous introduction of a proposed subdivision local law , being introduced on even
date herewith , and
WHEREAS , due to the comments of the Tompkins County Planning Department, and
the fact that the proposed subdivision local law was not ready for introduction at the time of
the aforesaid resolutions, and other factors , the public hearing to be held April 18 , 2012 was
not held, now therefore ,
BE IT RESOLVED as follows ;
1 . Resolutions Na _ 62 and 63 {2012 ) are hereby rescinded _
2 . The Zoning O •dinance , Town of (Dryden , Tompkins County , New York, originally
adopted in 1969 , as amended from time to time , is hereby further amended as
follows;
Nthfl LFb I , II , hi, IV, V , VI , NIT , VII-A , bill , W. X, Xtl , XIII , WV , XV, XVI , XVII ,
X III , XIX, XX, X II , Whil and NEW am hereby repealed.
3 . Appendix A of such Zoning Ordinance as originally adopted in 1969 , as
amended Horn time to tune , is hereby further amended by deleting therefrom all
the definitions except for '' Commercial Development Design Guideline , '
Residential Design Guidelines" and those defuritoris adopted August 3 , 201i. ,
effective August 19 , 2011 pertaining to "Natural Gas , " 'Natural Gas and / or
Petroleum Exploration , " "Natural Gas and / or Petroleum Exploration and
Production Materials ," ' Natural Gas Exploration and/ or Petroleum Production
Wastes, " ' Natural Gas and/ or Petroleum Extraction , " and ' Natural Gas and / or
Petroleum Support Activities, " which dobmitions are hereby incorporated into a
new ARTICLE III as hereinafter provided ,
4 .
ARTICLE AWl of such Zcpning Ordinance as originally adopted in 1969 , as
amended from time to time , is hereby amended by repealing Sections 2100 -
Interpretation , 2101 - 'Validity, 2141 - Repealer (apparently misnumbered) and
2103 - Effective Date , leaving only Section 21. 04 Prohibited Uses , which was
adopted August 3 , 2011 , effective August 19 , 2OII. , and which is hereby re-
numbered to be Section 502 : Fmhibited Uses _
5 • There is hereby adopted in the form appended hereto the following amendments
to such Zoning Ordinance , which in its entirety with the aforesaid amendments
in Sections 2 , 3 and 4 above shall read as in the form appended hereto .
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6. A public hearing is hereby scheduled on the proposed zoning ordinance
amendments for June 27 , 2012 at 7 :00 o 'clock p. m . at the town hall ,
7 . Pursuant to General Municipal Law 239 -m, the planning department is directed
to forward a copy of the proposed amendments, the full EM and attachment,
and a copy of this resolution to the Tompkins County Planning Department .
8 . The town clerk is directed to give notice of such public hearing as required by
law.
9 , The repeaters aforesaid and the adoption of such amendments shall take effect
only after the public hearing, and subsequent approval of the town board , and
as provided by law .
Seconded Councilperson Leifer
Roll Call data Al dtelich 'Yes
hi Solomon Yes •
upv Sumner Yes
CI Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
The teat of the zoning amendment is annexed to these minutes .
Subdivision Law - dupv Sumner said the Subdivision how is closely tied to the zoning
amendment and part of reason the zoning amendment was delayed .
4, RESOLUTION NO 108 12012]
RESOLUTION PROPOhdNG THE REPEAL OP
THE TOWN OF DR EN SUBDIVISION 05000 AND REGULATIONS
AND THE ENACTMENT OF A SUBDIVISION LAW
Cauneilperson Leifer offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption:
WHEREAS , the town board adopted certain land subdivision regulations in February 1976
and such regulations have been, from time to time , amended , and
WHTIAd , the planning board and planning department have for some time been in the
process of revising the dales and regulations to conform to the proposed amendments to the
Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance , the previous adoption by the town board of the Commercial
Development Design Guidelines and the Residential Development Design Guidelines, and
amendments to Article 1 f of the New York Town Law (Zoning and Planning) , and
WHEREAS , the proposed subdivision local law has been endorsed by the planning board ,
NOW, THEOLhOhh , BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
I . A proposed local law entitled 7 UNI of Dryden. Subdivision how is hereby introduced
in the form appended hereto,
, A public hearing is hereby scheduled on the proposed local law for June 27 , 2012 at
7 . 30 o 'clock p. m . at the town hall .
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. 3 . Although not required by General Municipal Law 239 - m, the planning department is
directed to forward a copy of the proposed local law , the full EAF and attachment,
and a copy of this resolution to the Tompkins County Planning Department.
4 . The town clerk is directed to give notice of such public hearing as required by law.
5 . Subject to a public hearing to be held at the same time and place as the public
hearing on the proposed subdivision local law , the existing Town of Dryden Land
Subdivision Regulations , or Subdivision Rules and Regulations, or by whatever
name the same are known , are repealed effective upon the effective date of the
proposed local law .
6 . The town clerk is directed to give notice of the public hearing on such proposed
repeal as required by law .
Seconded Councilperson Solomon
Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
The text of the subdivision law is annexed to these minutes .
Recreation Partnership - Supv Stunner said they have a recommendation from the
Recreation Commission to continue participation in the Recreation Partnership . She added
111) that organizations that are doing well get the least public notice . The partnership makes
programs affordable for many , many young people .
Cl Stelick read the recommendation by the Dryden Recreation Commission :
WHEREAS , the Recreation Partnership has been an excellent and cost efficient model of
inter-municipal collaboration which enables municipalities to jointly plan , finance and share a
diverse set of high quality recreation programs,
WHEREAS , the Recreation Department could now assist with transportation due to the
purchase of a van , we encourage the town to support this service ,
WHEREAS, the programs are available to all Town of Dryden residents , an effort should be
made to increase the advertising of these programs to a broader base, including but not
limited to the schools ,
WHEREAS , the locations are limited to the City of Ithaca , we would request the Town
Board encourage the Recreation Partnership to offer programming in locations throughout the
county in an effort to increase visibility, availability , and rural participation , the Dryden
Recreation Commission
HEREBY RECOMMENDS that the Town of Dryden continue to remain a municipal partner
in the Recreation Partnership agreement for an additional five year period, expiring December
31 , 2017 .
RESOLUTION # 109 (2012 ) - AUTHORIZE INTERMUNICIPAL
RECREATION PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
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WHEREAS , the Town of Dryden is currently a member of the Intermunicipal Recreation
Partnership by agreement dated August 21 , 2007 , with an original 5 year term expiring
December 31 , 2012 ; and
WHEREAS , the Recreation Partnership has been an excellent and cost efficient model of
intermunicipal collaboration which enables municipalities to jointly plan , finance and share a
diverse set of high quality recreation programs; and
WHEREAS , the Intermunicipal Recreation Partnership agreement by its own terms may
be renewed for an additional five years by appropriate resolutions by each of the municipal
partners on or before December 31 , 2012 ; and
WHEREAS , any municipality may withdraw from the Intermunicipal Recreation
Partnership agreement upon a full calendar year's notice ,
Now, therefore , be it
RESOLVED , that the Town of Dryden agrees to renew the August 21 , 2007
Intermunicipal Recreation Partnership agreement for an additional S years , expiring December
31 , 2017 , and further
RESOLVED , that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Recreation Partnership Board
care of Tompkins County Youth Services Department at 320 W State/ MLK Jr. Street, Ithaca,
NY 14850 .
2nd CI Stelick
a Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
Close Springhouse Road - Supv Sumner said the town has been asked to close
Springhouse Road for a period of time on June 2 , 2012 ,. for a fundraising 5K race to benefit the
Dryden boys and girls lacrosse programs . Atty Perkins has prepared a proposed resolution and
a public hearing must be held . After discussion , the board will hold the public hearing on
Friday , May 25 , 2012 ,. at 4 : 30 p. m .
RESOLUTION # 110 (2012 ) - AUTHORIZE CLOSURE OF SPRING HOUSE ROAD
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS , the Dryden boys and girls lacrosse programs are sponsoring a 5K. road race
as a fundraiser for their teams and desire to use Spring House Road as part of their course ,
and
WHEREAS , the safety of the public and its participants is best protected by a temporary
closure of the road during the road race , and
WHEREAS , Town Law section 64 ( 10 -b) authorizes the town board to set terms and
conditions for issuance of a permit by the town superintendent of highways to hold a road race
• on Spring House Road and temporarily block such road during the event, and
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S WHEREAS , the Village of Dryden has approved the proposed route for the mad race ,
and
WHEREAS , the road , although blocked , will still be open to authorized emergency or
hazard vehicles, now , therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED , that a public hearing be held before the town board on May 25 , 2012
at 4 : 30 o'clock for the purpose of determining the regulations and conditions of such permit ,
and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED , that the town clerk post and publish a notice of such pub&ic
hearing at least five (5) days before such hearing.
2nd di Stelick
Roll Call Vote CI Stelick Bee
Cl Solomon Yes
Baby Sumner Yes
C1 Leifer Yes
Cl .Lavine Yes
• Authorize Supervisor to perform marriage - Sapv Sumner has been asked to perform
a marriage ceremony for friends on June 23 , 2012 , and asked the board to authorize her to do
SO .
RESOLUTION # 111 [2012) - APPOINT MARRIAGE OFFICER
411.1 Sup/ Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS, New York Domestic Relations Law 11 - c authorizes the town board to
appoint a marriage officer who shall have the authority to solemnize a marriage performed in
accordance with other provisions of law, and
tBBBEAS , Cynthia M . Cantu ' and Allison B . Kjellander have requested that Mary Ann
Sumner preside over their marriage ceremony , and
WHEREAS, Mary Ann Sumner is the Town Supervisor and by reason of such office is
familiar with the requirements of the Domestic Relations Law as they pertain to the
solemnization of marriages and is willing to preside over the marriage of Ms. Cantu ' and Ms.
Kjellander, row , therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS :
1 . Mary Ann Sumner is hereby appointed a marriage officer of the
Town of Dryden , Tompkins County, New York , for the single occasion of the
marriage of Cynthia M . Cantu ' and Allison B . Kjeliander on June 23 , 2012 .
. The authority to solemnize a marriage shall apply only within the
Town of Dryden _
3 . The marriage officer shall receive no salary or wage for her services
but may accept and keep up to seventy -five dollars ($75 . 00) for such marriage ,
paid by or on behalf of the persons married .
4 This resolution shall take effect immediately .
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2nd Cl Solomon
Roll Call Vote CI Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
Dryden Lake Festival Grant - The Dryden Lake Festival has received a grant from
Tompkins County and funds will pass through the Town . The supervisor will need
authorization to execute the agreement with the County to accept and disburse the funds on
behalf of the festival.
RESOLUTION # 112 (2012) - AUTHORIZE AGREEMENT WITH TOMPKINS COUNTY
FOR DRYDEN LAKE FESTIVAL GRANT
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption:
RESOLVED , that this Town Board hereby authorizes the Town Supervisor to execute an
agreement with Tompkins County to receive and disburse funds on behalf of the Dryden Lake
Festival pursuant to the 2012 Spring Community Celebrations Grant Program .
2nd Cl Stelick
Roll Call Vote CI Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
The Conservation Board has forwarded the board information on Critical Environmental
Areas 01 , 02 and 05 , and they are ready to be introduced for public hearing. Supv Sumner
said the CEAs are a tool for use in SEQR review to determine whether or not a proposed project
that comes before the board will have any impact on the environmental characteristics that
caused the designation of a critical environmental area. Critical Environmental Areas must be
exceptional or unique with regard to benefit or threat to human health , a natural setting, an
agricultural, social , cultural , historic , ecological , recreational or educational value , or inherent
ecological , geological or hydrological sensitivity to change that may be adversely affected by
change .
CEA 01 is Wyckoff Swamp that includes 105 acres of primarily wetland and shrub
wetland and includes a pond . CEA 02 is Wyckoff Swamp that includes 501 acres of primarily
wetland and shrub wetland . CEA 05 is Freeville Fir Tree Swamp includes 400 acres of wetland
and shrub wetland .
RESOLUTION # 113 (2012 ) - SET PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL
AREAS 01 , 02 AND 05
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board hereby sets the public hearing for CEA 01 for June
21 , 2012 , at 7 : 30 p . m. , CEA 02 for June 21 , 2012 , at 7 : 45 p. m . and CEA OS for June 21 , 2012
at 8 : 00 p. m . , and directs the Planning Department to notify :
® 0 affected property owners with written notification of the date and time of the
public hearing , together with a copy of the appropriate documentation ,
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411 o NYS DOT, Tompkins County, NYS DEC , and any agency in the county that
performs SEQR review.
The Town Clerk shall publish the appropriate notices in The Ithaca Journal .
2nd Cl Solomon
Roll Call Vote Cl Stelick Yes
CI Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
Cl Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
The board has received a proposed resolution urging the Senate and Assembly to
amend the Environmental Conservation Law in relation to the uniform treatment of waste . Cl
Leifer said the point of the bill is to take away the exemption for drilling wastes . It is currently
not treated as hazardous waste and can be disposed of as solid waste .
RESOLUTION 0 114 (2012 ) - SUPPORTING STATE SENATE BILL S4616
(AVELLA) / ASSEMBLY BILL A7013 (SWEENEY) TO AMEND THE ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSERVATION LAW IN RELATION TO THE UNIFORM TREATMENT OF WASTE.
Supv Sumner offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
Whereas this bill S 4616 (Avella) / A7013 (Sweeney ) would require hazardous wastes
produced from oil and natural gas activities to be subject to the requirements for treatment of
hazardous wastes; and
411 Whereas currently the oil and gas industry enjoys exemptions from New York State laws
governing hazardous waste transport and disposal . Though a great deal of the wastewater
generated by hydraulic fracturing meets the state definition of hazardous, it is not required to
be treated as such ; and
Whereas the oil and gas industry is not required to disclose the chemicals used in the
hydraulic fracturing process but the following chemicals are often found in waste water
resulting from the hydraulic fracturing process : benzene, toluene , formaldehyde , salts , heavy
metals, and radioactive particles ; and
Whereas closing this exemption loophole will require hydraulic fracturing flowback and
produced water to be monitored through a manifest system and that extra safeguards will be in
place to avoid accidents and ensure proper waste treatment; and
Whereas such a designation will keep fracking wastes out of municipal treatment plants
and the waterways leading to sources of drinking water.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Town of Dryden supports the immediate
passage of the New York State Senate bill S4616 introduced by Senator Avella which is the
same bill as Assembly bill A7013 introduced by Assemblyman Sweeney that would amend
Section 27- 0903 of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law, and it is furl:her
RESOLVED this resolution be sent by the Town Clerk to Governor Andrew Cuomo, N .Y.
Senate Majority Leader, Dean Skelos ; Senate Minority Leader Sampson , N . Y. Assembly
Speaker, Sheldon Silver; N . Y. Senators O 'Mara, Seward , Nozzolio, Avella , Squadron, Kreuger,
a Perkins , Serrano, and Peralta; U . S . House Representatives Maurice Hinchey and Richard
Hanna, N .Y. Assemblywoman Barbara Lifton ; U . S . Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Charles
Schumer; DEC Commissioner Joseph Martens ; and EPA Region 2 Director, Judith Enek .
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410 2nd CI Leifer
Roll Call Vote CI Stelick Yes
Cl Solomon Yes
Supv Sumner Yes
CI Leifer Yes
Cl Lavine Yes
Supv Sumner announced the Finger Lakes Trail Conference is celebrating the 50"
anniversary of the Finger Lakes Trail with an end to end hike on Saturday, June 2 . The trail is
divided trail into 75 segments. Participants can hike the entire trail or several segments. More
information is available from the Town Supervisor or online .
Dryden Veterans Memorial Home has invited the board to the Memorial Day parade and
service in the village on Monday , May 28 . The non -competitive parade will move out from
Highland Drive at 10 : 30 and end at the Village Green with a service .
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COMMITTEE REPORTS :
Cl Leifer said the committees that he and Cl Stelick are on did not meet this month
because they were doing the local assessment review.
There were no committee reports .
Supv Sumner said at the last meeting the board had talked about a Bar Association
® presentation on fracking issues. She is hoping that Deborah Goldberg will go to the
presentation in New York and Mahlon Perkins will go to the one in Albany.
Cl Lavine introduced Deborah Goldberg, of I;arthJustice , who will be presenting the
town in the Anschutz law suit appeal . She said :
"We often hear the sad expression that no good deed goes unpunished, and today we
have the opposite story . The good news: The Dryden Town Board, before I was a member, was
smart and brave enough to pass legislation protecting Dryden from a potential invasion by gas
drilling interests. They were ahead of the pack, a pack that now numbers more than a
hundred municipalities in New York State alone who have passed some kind of protective
legislation . It took courage from the board members and good legal advice from our town
attorney and other lawyers who helped us find the legal high road that we are marching on
today. We , however, were chosen by the gas industry as what they probably hoped would be
an easy target. They sued us in Anschutz vs. Dryden . We rallied our forces and we won and
won decisively . We won in both Dryden and in our sister case in Middlefield . We won in
Decisions written by smart , experienced Judges. The two independent Decisions made it about
as clear as can be that in New York State , local democracy rules. Local governments have a
right to speak for the people of the town on matters of zoning and land use.
Indeed , the Decisions were so clear that for a while we wondered if they would bother to
appeal . At the last minute , Tom West announced that there would be an appeal , which is not
really shocking for at least two reasons . One is that money is no object , and two is that it
could be years until the case is actually heard, and in the meantime, Tom West can rattle his
saber and continue to threaten towns across New York State , as they did in a recent flyer/ letter
® that they sent to municipalities all over the state warning them of the same looming threat of
lawsuits.
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Dryden would have been faced with an appeal that might have been potentially
frivolous , but still would have been expensive, except that this good deed has been rewarded .
We have been gifted with the expert legal services of one of the finest lawyers in America,
Deborah Goldberg , and while such talent would have been a gift at any price, even better, this
gift was free. Tonight, we are pleased to have Deborah visiting and we can thank her
personally . We will have a reception following the meeting. "
Cl Lavine presented Deborah Goldberg with a Dryden t- shirt .
D Goldberg updated the board on matters related to the Anschutz lawsuit . In the
Middlefield case , the plaintiff has have moved to renew the argument on the grounds of alleged
ground-breaking legislative history that they found . That hearing will be held on June 1 . The
date to perfect the Dryden appeal is May 29 . She expects to hear from Torn West seeking
additional time, consolidation of cases , a new briefing schedule and so forth . Although it
would be tempting to say no and move to dismiss the appeal for failure to perfect on time , she
said it is important that Dryden be involved .
Since the zoning amendment is in place and in effect and we have no particular stake in
expediting this appeal , her opinion is that whatever time he gets for himself, we tell him we
want equal amount of time for ourselves . The longer it goes, the better it is for us. We are not
loosing anything as this moves forward . She will let the board know how things progress .
D Goldberg said she has reached out to Tom West about the possibility of having an
understanding that neither side would oppose friend of the court briefs. His reaction was that
they would want to move to consolidate the cases , and see what the court says about this. So
he is expecting the cases to be consolidated , but that doesn 't happen without action, so well
wait to see what he does .
Consolidation typically means that the briefs will come in at the same time . There will
be just one oral argument. It doesn 't usually mean that there is only one person who will
argue for either side, because there are different plaintiffs and there are different defendants .
There is a savings of judicial resources because the court doesn 't have to show up twice to
argue what is essentially the same legal position. She expects that will happen . Third
Department makes the ultimate decision on consolidation .
There could be a decision in the Middlefield case from the bench on June 1 , or it could
take a while . D Goldberg said she is hopeful that the judge will recognize that what they've
turned up isn 't very much different from what they had before , but we can never know for sure .
Middlefield has retained Whiteman , Osterman ee. Hanna.
The board thanked Deborah Goldberg for visiting and the update .
There being no further business , on motion made , seconded and unanimously carried,
the meeting was adjourned at 9 : 23 p. m .
R s ectfull • sub fitted
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13arbi L. Avery
Town Clerk
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APPENDIX A
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
YELLOW BARN ROAD WATER DISTRICT
The Yellow Barn Road Water District will serve all Parcel Number Parcel Number
that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of
Dryden, County of Tompkins , State of New York
being comprised of the following tax map parcels.
Parcel Number
46.- 1 -49. 11 46 . -1 -49.46 46. -1 -49.82
46. - 1 -49A2 48. - 1 -49.48 46.-1 -49. 83
46.-1 -49. 13 46.- 1 -49 .49 46. -149 , 84
46.- 1 -49. 14 . 46. - 1 -49 . 50 46. - 1 -49.85
46. - 1 -49. 15 46. 1 -49.51 46.- 1 -49.86
46. -1 -49. 16 46.-1 -49. 52 46. -1 -49. 89
46. 4 -49. 17 46. - 1 -49 . 53 46. -1 -49 , 9
46. - 1 -49. 18 46, - 1 -49 . 54 46 . - 1 -56 . 7
46. - 1 -49. 19 46. - 1 -49.55 46.-1 -56.9
46.-1 -49.20 46.-1 -49. 56 46.- 1 -58
46. - 1 -49 .21 46. - 1 -49 . 57 46, - 1 -59
46. - 149.23 46. - 1 -49.58 48 . - 1 -60
46 . -1 -49. 24 46 .- 1 -49.59 46.- 1 -61
46.- 1 -49. 26 46.-1 -49. 6 46.-1 -62
46, - 1 -49.27 46. -1 -49 , 60 46. - 1 -63
46.-1 -49. 28 46. - 1 -49 .69 46, - 1 -64
46.-1 -49 . 29 46.-1 -49.7 46.- 1 -65
® 46.-149 . 31 46. -1 -49.70 46.-1 -66
46, 1 -49.34
46. - 1 -49. 71 46. - 1 -67
46.-1 -49.35 46 . - 1 -49. 72 46. -1 -68
46. - 1 -49 , 36 46.- 1 -49. 73 46.-1 -69 . 1
46 .-1 -49 . 38 46.- 1 -49. 74 46.-1 -69. 13
46.-1 -49.39 46, -1 -49. 75 46. -1 -69 . 8
46.-1 -49,40 46 . -1 -49. 78 46 . - 1 -69.9
46. - 1 -49 ,41 46.-1 -49.79 46.- 1 -96
46. -1 -49.42 46 . - 1 -49 .8
46,- 1 -49.44 46.-1 -49.80
46. -1 -49 ,45 46- 1 -49 .81
The District shall be bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest comer of Parcel Number 46.- 1 -96;
Thence, easterly 530 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -96 to the
northeast corner of said Tax Parcel;
Thence, southerly about 95 feet along the east line of Tax Parcels 46. -1 -96 to the
northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 .-1 -49. 34 ;
Thence , easterly about 260 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 48. - 1 -49. 34 ;
Thence, southerly about 130 feet along the easterly line of Tax Parcel 46. -1 -49. 34 ;
Thence, easterly about 50 feet across Yellow Barn Road to the northwest corner of
Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -68;
Thence, southeasterly about 350 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -68 to
the southeast comer of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -68;
Thence , southerly about 400 feet along the east lines of Tax Parcels 46.- 1 -67 , 46 . -
1 -66, 46. - 1 -85146.-1 -64 and 46.- 1 -63 to the north line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -63;
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Thence, easterly about 145 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -63 to the
northeast corner of Tax Parcel 46 , - 1 -63:
Thence, southerly about 100 feet along the east fine of Tax Parcel 46. -1 -63 to the
southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -63;
Thence westerty about 145 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46. -1 .63 to the
east line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -62 ;
Thence, southerly about 100 feet along the east line of Tax Parcels 46. -1 -62 and
46 , - 1 -61 to the north line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -61 ;
Thence easterly about 150 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46 , - 1 -61 to the
northeast corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -61 ;
Thence. southerly about 100 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -61 to the
southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46 .- 1 -61 ;
Thence, westerly about 150 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -61 to the
east line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -60 ;
Thence, southerly about 90 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -60 to the
southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46 . -1 -60;
Thence , easterly about 185 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46 . -1 -69, 9;
Thence , southeasterly about 155 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -69 .9
to the northwest corner of Parcel 46.- 1 -69.8 ;
Thence. easterly about 150 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -69. 8 to the
west line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -69, 1 ;
Thence northwesterly about 50 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -69. 1 to
the northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 , -1 -69. 1 ;
Thence, easterly about 150 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -69. 1 to the
northeast corner of Parcel 46.-1 -69 , 1 ;
Thence, southeasterly about 170 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -69. 1
to the southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -69. 1 ;
Thence, easterly about 70 feet across Chelsey Circle to the southwest corner of
Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -69, 13;
Thence, northerly about 505 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 .69 , 13 to
the northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -69 . 13 ;
Thence , easterly about 300 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46. -1 -69. 13 to
the northeast corner of 46 , -1 -69. 13;
Thence , southerly about 550 feet along the east tine of Tax Parcel 46, - 1 -69. 13 to
the centerline of Ferguson Road ;
Thence, westerly about 875 feet along the centerline of Ferguson Road;
Thence, northerly about 20 feet to the southwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -69.9 ;
Thence, northwesterly about 260 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -69 . 9
to the easterly line of Tax Parcel 46 . -1 -59;
Thence, southerly about 190 feet along the west lines of Tax Parcels 46 , - 1 -59 and
46 , -1 -58 to the southeast comer of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -58 ;
Thence, westerly about 195 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46 . -1 -58 to the
centerline of Yellow Barn Road ;
Thence, northerly about 475 feet to the northeast corner of Yellow Barn Road;
Thence , westerly about 300 feet along the north lines of Tax Parcels 46.-1 -49. 7
and 46.- 1 -49. 19;
Thence, southerly about 950 feet along the east lines of Tax Parcels 46. - 1 -49.69,
46 .- 1 -49, 75146. -1 -49. 78 and 46. - 1 -46 . - 1 -49 , 40 to the northwest line of Tax Parcel
46. -1 -49.40;
Thence, easterly about 290 feet along the south lines of Tax Parcels 46. -1 -49.40
and 46 - 1 -49.21 to the southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 .21 ;
Thence, southerly about 170 feet along the east line of Tax Parcel 46 , - 1 -49. 21
across Top 40 Road to the northeast corner of Tax Parcel 46.-149.23 ;
Thence, easterly about 25 feet to the centerline of Yellow Barn Road:
Thence, southerly about 20 along the centerline of Yellow Barn Road to a point;
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Thence , easterly about 620 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46. -1 -56 . 7 to the
northeast corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -561;
Thence, southerly about 590 feet along the east lines of Tax Parcels 46.- 1 -56. 7
and 46. - 1 -56. 9 to the southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46.-1 -56. 9;
Thence, westerly about 620 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -56, 9 to
the centerline of Yellow Barn Road;
Thence , southerly about 65 feet along the centerline of Yellow Barn Road to a
point;
Thence, westerly about 580 feet along the south lines of Tax Parcels 46 . - 1 -49 . 27 ,
46. 4 -49 , 28146.- 1 -49 . 29 and 46.- 1 -49. 31 to the southwest corner of Tax Parcel
46.- 1 -4931 ;
Thence northerly about 190 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 , 31 to
the northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 . -1 -49, 31 ;
Thence, westerly about 515 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46. -1 -49. 35 to
the southwest corner of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 . 35 ;
Thence , northerly about 1665 feet along the west lines of Tax Parcels 46. - 1 -49 .35 ,
46. - 1 -49.48; 46. - 1 -1 -49 . 49 , 46. 4 -49 . 501 46.- 1 -49. 51 , 46. - 1 -1 -49. 52 , 46. - 1 -49 . 53,
46 .4 -49, 54 , 46. - 1 -49. 55, 46. -1 -49, 56 and 46.- 1 -49. 57 to the northwest comer of
Tax Parcel 46.-1 -49. 57 ;
Thence, easterly about 225 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -49. 57 to
the northeast corner of Tax Parcel 46, -1 -49. 58 ;
Thence, northerly about 150 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 . 58 to
the northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 . 58;
Thence , easterly about 265 feet along the north lines of Tax Parcels 46. -149. 58
and 46 . - 1 -49. 59 to the southwest corner of Tax Parcel 46 . - 1 -49. 89;
Thence, northerly about 250 feet along the west lines of Tax Parcels 46. - 1 -49. 89
and 46. -1 -49. 38 to the northwest corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -49. 38 ;
Thence. easterly about 250 feet along the north line of Tax Parcel 46. - 1 -49 . 38 to
the southeast corner of Tax Parcel 46 .- 1 -49, 38;
Thence, northerly about 50 feet along Spring Run Road to the southeast corner of
Tax Parcel 46.4 -49.46 ;
Thence, westerly about 240 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -49 . 46 to
the southwest corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -49. 46;
Thence , northerly about 250 feet along the west lines of Tax Parcels 46. -1 -49. 46
and 46. - 1 -49.45 ;
Thence , westerly about 250 feet along the south line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -96 to the
southwest corner of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -96 ;
Thence, northerly about 265 feet along the west line of Tax Parcel 46.- 1 -96 to the
point or place of beginning.
Containing seventy five and one-half acres (75. 5 ac) more or less.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF SUPERVISOR
TO THE TOWN BOARD OF' THE Town of Dryden :
• rsuato Section 125 of the Town Law , I hereby render the following detailed statement
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all moneys received and disbursed by me during the month of May , 2012 :
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DATI ,I): June 6, 2012 i / i I
SUPERVISOR
Balance Balance
04 / 30 / 2012 Increases Decreases 05 / 31 / 2012
A GENERAL FUND - TOWNWIDE
CASH - CHECKING 3 , 421 . 90 195 , 045 . 31 194 , 743 . 44 3 , 723 . 77
CASH - SAVINGS 1 , 729 , 968 . 06 400 , 770 . 24 194 , 537 . 09 1 , 936 , 201 . 21
PETTY CASH 700 . 00 0 . 00 0 . 00 700 . 00
PETTY CASH - POSTAGE 5 , 449 . 95 0 . 00 0 . 00 5 , 449 . 95
DPW Equipment Capital Reserve 34 , 489 . 57 14 . 62 0 . 00 34 , 504 . 19
Town Buildings Capital Reserve 50 , 351 . 35 21 . 34 C . 00 50 , 372 . 69
Recreation Capital Reserve 303 , 951 . 11 128 . 82 0 . 00 304 , 079 . 93
General Capital Reserve 50 , 351 . 35 21 . 34 0 . 00 50 , 372 . 69
TOTAL 2 , 178 , 683 . 29 596 , 001 . 67 389 , 280 . 53 2 , 385 , 404 . 43
DA HIGHWAY TOWNWIDE FUND
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 39 , 323 . 66 39 , 323 . 66 0 . 00
1111 CASH - SAVINGS 1 , 091 , 1. 46 . 55 904 . 21 39 , 323 . 66 1 , 052 , ? 27 . 10
HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT CAPITAL RESE 295 , 600 . 95 125 . 28 0 . 00 295 , 726 . 23
TOTAL 1 , 386 , 747 . 50 40 , 353 . 15 78 , 647 . 32 1 , 348 , 453 . 33
B GENERAL - OUTSIDE FUND
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 22 , 714 . 22 22 , 714 . 22 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 421 , 755 . 62 2 , 922 . 57 22 , 674 . 22 402 , 003 . 97
PETTY CASH - POSTAGE 1 , 2922 . 77 0 . 00 0 . 00 1 , 292 . 77
Cash , Customers Deposits 4 , 580 . 00 0 . 00 0 . 00 4 , 580 . 00
TOTAL 427 , 628 . 39 25 , 636 . 79 45 , 388 . 44 407 , 876 . / 4
DB HIGHWAY OUTSIDE FUND
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 96 , 449 . 59 96 , 449 . 59 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 1 , 468 , 301 .90 90 , 818 . 95 96 , 449 . 59 1 , 462 , 671 . 26
TOTAL 1 , 469 , 301 , 90 187 , 268 . 54 192 , 899 . 16 1 , 462 , 671 . 26
SF1 - DRYDEN FIRE DISTRICT
CASH - SAVINGS 438 , 265 . 74 185 . 74 0 . 00 438 , 451 . 48
TOTAL 438 , 265 . 74 185 . 74 0 . 00 438 , 451 . 48
SL1 - VARNA LIGHTING DISTRICT
• CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 556 . 72 556 . 72 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 6 , 431 . 45 2 . 49 556 . 72 5 , 877 . 22
TOTAL 6 , 431 . 45 559 . 21 1 , 113 . 44 5 , 877 . 22
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Balance Balance
04 / 30 / 2012 Increases Decreases 05 / 31 / 2012
0 SL2 - ETNA LIGHTING DISTRICT
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 452 . 22 452 . 22 0 . 00
CASH - SA.VINGS 4 , 589 . 64 1 . 75 452 . 22 4 , 139 . 17
TOTAL 4 , 589 . 64 453 . 97 904 . 44 4 , 139 . 17
SL3 - MEADOW/LEISURE LIGHTING
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 398 . 12 399 . 12 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 4 , 100 . 62 1 . 57 398 . 12 3 , 704 . 07
TOTAL 4 , 100 . 62 399 . 69 796 . 24 3 , 704 . 07
SM AMBULANCE DISTRICT
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 58 , 649 . 00 58 , 649 . 00 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 351 , 273 . 50 124 . 02 58 , 549 . 00 292 , 748 . 52
TOTAL 351 , 273 . 50 5E1773 . 02 117 , 298 . 00 292 , 748 . 52
S S1 - SAPSUCKER SEWER - UNITS
CASK - CHECKING 0 . 00 81 . 60 81 . 60 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 59 , 627 . 56 289 . 35 81 . 60 59 , 835 . 31
TOTAL 59 , 627 . 56 370 . 95 163 . 20 59 , 835 . 31
S S2 - VARNA SEWER - UNITS
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 2 , 268 . 84 2 , 268 . 84
® 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 197 , 939 . 83 1 , 110 . 74 2 , 269 . 94 186 , 791 . 73
TOTAL 187 , 939 . 83 3 , 379 . 58 4 , 537 . 58 186 , 781 . 73
SS3 - CORTLAND RD SEWER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 39 , 869 . 86 39 , 869 . 86 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 254 , 344 . 28 36 , 521 . 79 39 , 869 . 86 250 , 996 . 20
POSTAGE 70 . 04 0 . 00 0 . 00 70 . 04
TOTAL 254 , 414 . 32 76 , 391 . 64 79 , 739 . 72 251 , 066 . 24
SS4 - MONKEY RUN SEWER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 1 , 726 . 01 1 , 481 . 32 244 . 69
CASH - SAVINGS 222 , 603 . 45 155 . 11 1 , 491 . 32 221 , 277 . 25
TOTAL 222 , 603 . 46 1 , 881 . 12 2 , 962 . 64 221 , 521 . 94
S S5 - TURKEY HILL SEWER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 559 . 45 556 . 45 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 132 , 359 . 95 908 . 74 558 . 45 182 , 710 . 25
TOTAL ° 82 , 359 . 96 1 , 467 . 19 1 , 116 . 90 182 , 710 . 25
0 SS6 - PEREGRINE HOLLOW SEWER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 40 . 80 40 . 80 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 96 , 839 . 98 41 . 02 40 . 50 96 , 840 . 20
TOTAL 96 , 839 . 98 81 . 82 81 . 60 96 , 940 . 20
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Balance Balance
04 / 30 / 2012 Increases Decreases 05 / 31 /2012
® SS7 - ROYAL ROAD SEWER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 234 . 95 234 . 95 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 32 , 116 . 64 13 . 51 234 . 95 31 , 895 . 20
TOTAL 32 , 116 . 64 248 . 46 469 . 90 31 , 895 . 20
SW1 - VARNA WATER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 20 . 00 20 . 00 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 366 , 728 . 32 2 , 339 . 04 20 . 00 369 , 047 . 36
TOTAL 366 , 728 . 32 2 , 359 . 04 40 . 00 369 , 047 . 36
SW2 - SNYDER HILL WATER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 186 . 04 186 . 04 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 80 , 617 . 28 130 . 11 186 . 04 80 , 561 . 35
TOTAL 80 , 617 . 28 316 . 15 372 . 08 80 , 61 . 35
SW3 - MONKEY RUN WATER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 668 . 70 157 . 78 510 . 92
CASH - SAVINGS 217 , 828 . 98 666 . 78 157 . 78 248 , 337 . 98
TOTAL 247 , 828 . 96 1 , 335 . 45 315 . 56 248 , 848 . 90
SW4 - HALL ROAD WATER
CASH - CHECKING
0 0 . 00 112 . 96 11. 2 . 98 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 29 , 525 . 93 12 . 47 112 . 96 29 , 425 . 42
TOTAL 29 , 525 . 93 125 . 45 225 . 96 29 , 425 . 42
SW5 - TURKEY HILL WATER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 77 . 17 77 . 17 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 228 , 657 . 77 1 , 432 . 79 77 . 17 230 , 013 . 39
TOTAL 228 , 657 . 77 1 , 509 . 96 154 . 34 230 , 013 . 39
SW6 - ROYAL ROAD WATER
CASH - CHECKING 0 . 00 20 . 00 20 . 00 0 . 00
CASH - SAVINGS 48 , 232 . 97 20 . 43 20 . 00 48 , 233 . 40
TOTAL 48 , 2332 . 97 40 . 43 40 . 00 48 , 233 . 40
CD REHABILITATION LOANS AND GRANTS
CASH - CHECKING 175 , 800 . 93 0 . 00 0 . 00 175 , 800 . 93
TOTAL 175 , 800 . 93 0 . 00 0 . 00 175 , 800 . 93
TA AGENCY FUND
CASH - TRUST & AGENCY 6 , 850 . 22 169 , 620 . 30 169 , 426 . 32 7 , 044 . 20
• TOTAL 6 , 650 . 22 189 , 620 . 30 189 , 426 . 32 7 , 044 . 20
HB CORTLAND ROAD SEWER BAN
CASH - SAVING $ 24 , 798 . 65 0 . 00 0 . 00 24 , 796 . 65
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• M19NTHLY REPORT OF SUPERVISOR
Balance Balance
04 / 30 / 2012 Increases Decreases 05/ 31 / 2012
TOTAL 24 , 798 . 65 0 . 00 0 . 00 24 , 798 . 65
TOTAL ALL FUNDS 8 , 510 , 964 . 83 1 , 188 , 759 . 35 1 , 105 , 973 . 49 8 , 593 , 70 . 69
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