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Home My WebLink About1965-10-04i AdOO :. AdOJ 0h3X OZ13X A October 4, 1965 Honey Butter Products Corp. 1292 Dryden Road P.O. Box 262 Ithaca, New York 14850 Attention: C. W. Sadd AdOJ Dear Happ: The Dryden.Planning Doard. received your sketch plan submitted September 8, 1965. We reviewed it briefly but with great interest �. at our last regular meeting on September 16, and agreed that your plans will constitute a Bea. jor Subdivision. As I told you by phone, we would like very much to have you come to our next Planning Board ! meeting so as to discuss in more detail your specific plans. The j Plan as drawn is generally excellent, although we do have some minor suggestions to make. Our next meeting will be October 21 (regular meetings are held i` the third Thursday of each month and we hope that .you ; y ) p , you will be able to be there. then to go over your plans. The : neeting starts at 8 p.m., i but you can come anytime after that if it is more convenient. I i. will expect you there unless you let me know that you'll be unable to !� attend. I am enclosing a copy ofethe complete Subdivision Rules and Reg - i ulations for your information. You can see why a copy was not sent out to all residents. The brief one you saw is not very detailed nor very clear. It was designed only to acquaint residents to the fact that there is an ordinance governing subdivisions; it specifically :tes that the detailed regulations can be obtained from the Town Clerk's Office. I have marked especially pertinent sections on your copy o We will look forward to seeing you on October 21. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions prior to the meeting., Sincerely yours, Peter A. Curtiss, Chairman Town of Dryden Planning Board 12 Upper Creek Road Etna, New York 1 ' P.S. Hope you had an enjoyable trip south: ec . Dryden Town Board 1 AdOJ od3X , i i i i / 0 00 \ Ad00 �Ad00 Adoo 0213X Od3X ` 0213% 0213% TON.J PLANNING BOARD, TOWN OF DRYDEN, NE Pr YORK OCTOBER 21. 1965 The Planning Board for the Town of Dryden met October 21, 1965 in the Town Hall at 8:15 with members Hanford, Sheffy, Hardesty, Lengemann, and Chairman Curtiss present. A correction on the minutes of the last meeting was made and later approved. Mr. Sadd of the Honey - gutter Products Corp. was present. Chair- ! man Curtiss stated that members of the Planning Board agree that the sketch plan, as presented, will constitute a major subdivision. Various questions relative to water easements, lot sizes, etc, were asked by the Board concerning the sketch plan and covenants. Dr. Sheffy later suggested that a letter be sent to Hr. Case, enclosing a copy of the sketch plan, and ask him to submit to Hr. Sadd a cross - section out- lining the requirements for the road and to send a copy to the Board. It.was agreed the Planning Board needs some kind of printed specifica- tions for road building. Also, it was determined that Chairman Curtiss should write a letter to Hr. Sadd stating ,further requirements and adjustments to the present sketch plan in order that final approval can be made by the Board. Chairman Curtiss reported on the 27th Annual Planning Institute q�f the NYS Federation of Planning Organisations which was held in Niagara Falls Oct. 18 -19. He stated that typed minutes on each of the talks at the meeting will be ,forwarded to our Planning Board. Special mention was made of the talks on Airport Problems, Selling Zoning, Regional Junk Yards, and Underground Electrical Service. Chairman Curtiss commented that it was rewarding to attend this meeting and to meet so many people involved with a wide variety of planning problems, some quite similar to ours. An example of this is a special trailer ordinance one town had prior to zoning. Curtiss plans to obtain a copy o,f this ordinance and see if it might be beneficial to Dryden. There was a brief discussion on town parks. Chairman Curtiss has asked Mr. Gridley to check with Mr. Abrams again on land owners in the park area he (Abrams).had suggested - -on Fall Creek near the new Route 13 bridge. Other park areas.were suggested: although it would be nice to have a park on a creek, it is realized that this may not be essential or necessary. All members agreed to keep their eyes and ears open for other possibilities. The Planning Board has not forgotten the "blank check" given by the Dryden Kiwanis Club for an activity such as a park or recreational equipment. It is hoped that before long some decision • can be made regarding a park . u .. _ Y � • Y ;'}^� i�� T wy�'.�^j'�TI�� ±\ "t +aura— _��v��.��s , - -v'�rS • �T - .�.,Iw v TYf. ..ry��•� � � � • ..... Due to a lengthy discussion on the sketch plan, the report con - cerning the Cayuga Lake Basin Survey by Drs. Sheffy & Lengemann will be made at the next meeting. , Dr. Sheffy offered to contact Alton Reed to.ascertain his interest in being a member of the Planning Board. It was pointed out that members can be recommended by the Planning Board but they are appointed by the Town Board. Chairman Curtiss reported on the 27th Annual Planning Institute q�f the NYS Federation of Planning Organisations which was held in Niagara Falls Oct. 18 -19. He stated that typed minutes on each of the talks at the meeting will be ,forwarded to our Planning Board. Special mention was made of the talks on Airport Problems, Selling Zoning, Regional Junk Yards, and Underground Electrical Service. Chairman Curtiss commented that it was rewarding to attend this meeting and to meet so many people involved with a wide variety of planning problems, some quite similar to ours. An example of this is a special trailer ordinance one town had prior to zoning. Curtiss plans to obtain a copy o,f this ordinance and see if it might be beneficial to Dryden. There was a brief discussion on town parks. Chairman Curtiss has asked Mr. Gridley to check with Mr. Abrams again on land owners in the park area he (Abrams).had suggested - -on Fall Creek near the new Route 13 bridge. Other park areas.were suggested: although it would be nice to have a park on a creek, it is realized that this may not be essential or necessary. All members agreed to keep their eyes and ears open for other possibilities. The Planning Board has not forgotten the "blank check" given by the Dryden Kiwanis Club for an activity such as a park or recreational equipment. It is hoped that before long some decision • can be made regarding a park . u .. _ Y � • Y ;'}^� i�� T wy�'.�^j'�TI�� ±\ "t +aura— _��v��.��s , - -v'�rS • �T - .�.,Iw v TYf. ..ry��•� � � � • ..... 4�AdOJ U;d�03 dOJ 06'ax 083X i The Planning Board ,feels that the information of new subdivisions can be recognized by the Assessor at the time of the transfer of the property. These new subdivisions are not being brought to the attention of the Planning Board. The GIRPB established a committee, of which Mrs. Hardesty is a member, to prepare a suggested ordinance which the participating GIRPB towns could adopt for enforcement of the new NYS Junk Yard Ordinance. This committee has the authorityto obtain legal counsel. This is the type of activity that we are leased to see GIRPB do. A special meeting for finalizing road names in the NW section of town. is scheduled for Nov. 4. Meeting adjourned at ll.30 P. M. Respectfully submitted, Marion Steger, Sec. 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