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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-12-22Fifteen Meeting TOWN OF DRYDEN PLANNING BOARD December 22, 1958 Present at the December 22nd meeting of the Town of Dryden Planning Board were Mr. McGory, Mr. Hanshaw, Mr. Sadd, Mr. James, Mr. Newman, Mr. Gridley l Mr. Abrams and Mrs. Payne. As the first order of business, the northwest corner of the Town was zoned. -It was decided by those present that all roads would be strip -zoned residential back 200 feet from the road, with occasional busy corners designated as commercial. In the northwest corner of the Town, the West Dryden crossroads were designated as' commerical e's well as the souxtheast corner of the Prruville- Scofield crossroads. Perusal of the proposed ordinance was made and the following decisions were made after discussion on each point: Sections 46, 47, 48 and 49 of the Ithaca Town ordinance were to be added as a last page. Permits will be required from farmers and for the erection of accessory buildings) if they exceed 150 square f eet.in area. The fee for building permits for all buildings will be $2.00. A discussion-of the trailer restrictions revealed that some members felt that more'restriction are necessary. .A suggestion was made by Mr. Abrams that Bethel Grove and some other housing developments be classified as A Residential Districts, with trailers banned completely. Mr. New man advised on the basis of his present knowledge that he felt a complete.ban of trailers would not stnad up in court. Mr. Gridley and Mr. Newman suggested that a land corporation of home owners in such areas as Bethel Grove would be advisable, thus not involving the Town in a situation where they would be lime liable.for an expensive court proceed- Jr ings. Mr. Newman stated that he would do some research on the subject of,triller ' restrictions. Mr. Sadd asked if the Planning Board members felt that a special trailer meeting would be necessary and the consensus seemed to be that it was .not. • • 2 .- Fifteenth Meeting _ Town of Dryden Planning Board December 22, 195$ Mr. Badd requested that Mr. Newman review the necessary steps toward the official ordinance for the benefit of the Planning Board members. Mr. Newman outlined the following steps: 1. Official notice from'the Town Board is necessary, stating that the Planning Board.has been designated a• "Zoning Commission ". 2. f ` Preliminary hearings should be held. Ten days notice should be given, by a published notification. 1r. Newman will prepare the notification. Mr,. Gridley stated that the notice would be in the DRYDEN RURAL N3 S And ITHACA JOURNAL. The three areas suggested for hearings were Bethel Grove Community Center, Varna Fire Hall,, and the Dryden Village Hall. Copies of the ordinance with attached map will be available prior to the hearings at various stores and village halls throughout the Town, 3/ A final report of these hearings together with the proposed ordinance is given to the Town Board, 4. The Town Board holds one hearing. 5. The Town.Board adopts the ordinances and publishes it once. 6. The ordinance is posted on a signboard in public. 70 \ The ordinance takes effect ten days after itsl adoption. i More trailer discussion took place wt which everyone agreed that trailers should t be covered by a special ordinance. It was decided that an. introductory page would be added to the ordinance in which industrial possibilities would be invited to be aired before the Town Board, in view of the fact that no industrial districts have -been set up. The area around Varna and Route 13 were zoned before the meeting adjourned. Katharine C. Payne ,1�