HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-06-15Town Planning; Board
Town of "ry(?en
Present:
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J +rr.e 151 1972
Chairman Barbara Caldwell
Morris Peck
Alton :teed
George Hanford
Harold Roberts
Also Present: Sibley Stewart.Zonin,c Officer, Clint Cotterill 'town Hoard
member.
Absent: Frank Gigliello
Robert Everett
The meeting commenced at 7:45 p.m.
Chairman Caldwell read Public liea.rin�, Notice of James Miirra.y, Simms liili Ltd.
The Board reviewed Air. Vlirray's 10- 1.in:it subdivision. Conditional approval
was Kiven. Final approval will. be given with written approval from the
Health Dept, and highway Dept. approval.
Craver and Colrlt
There will be 1.4
lots. Better th
representative f
er�bli i.l.0
5 homes i.
an 95% of
rom Stea.r
ers, Homer, N.Y., 'Dryden_Virt;il lid. d.evelo .2ment.
nstead of the ori�ina.l 175 with 15,000 sq. ft.
these lots will have 100 ft. frontage. A
ns and Wheeler (en; ineers on this oroject) was
present and answered q!restions as to what the position was on water and
sewer. They
will
have
to investi�aLe
the matter
before
beginnin'.
cousLrrcL-
problems
with
increased
ion. Gene German of Virgil ltd., Dryden, N.Y, was present speahinC for Dr.
Walter Ba.lrrle. Dr. Ba rr.le owns adjacent property and is concerned about
the development. Mr. German asked q,iestions peruct-ining to fire protection,
sidewalks, increased traffic, if a person can purchase 2. lots Tor more
elbow room, desi ,pn of homes, adegi.ra.te r,rn -off, electric repairs iu the
development. xIr. Corlter slated this will be a 3 -year period of.' constr rct-
p,om with 17 different model homes, with its own cometinity water and sewer
system.
There
will.
be
no major
problems
with
increased
Lraffic.
A
biryer
cannot.
plircha.se
2 lots.
As
to
fire
hydrants
and
sidewalks
Mr.
Coilter
;• stated it world not be economically feasible. Homeowner will be responsible
for electric repairs in his home. Ndr. J. cillhotn, Soil UonservaLion aervice�
Gown Plannin+_; Board June 15, 1972
Town of Dryden
a.s present a.iid answered glxestions pertaining to condition of land. 'ihe
�i
best time to aet drainage is when land is owned in 1 block. Nir. Downey
owns a P,airy Farm across the road from proposed development and voiced his
concern. The Board ass!ired Air. Downey that farming is protected in Lhat
area. !ter. Guest, from the Health Dept. was also present and stated the
Health Dept. i.s in favor of community waver and sewer sys 'uems. Cnildren
in the development will be in the Dryden School DisLrict. There is some
concern over the recreation area and who is going to be responsible for
same. The Board discussed commpinity associations in rettard to the
recreation area. The Board granted approval
ine.
to Mr. Co..ilter to start build
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Mr. Richard Clark, Harford Itd. Dryden, N_Y.
Vr. Clark is concerned wi th water rsln —off which has affected his property.
I fr. J. Cal -holin S.C.S. presented review of r�tn —off sit,iaLion, and discussed
problem with 14r. Clark and the Board.
There are Lwo meas,ires that can be
taken.
1. Tnstallino
strltcUTIal
measures
to
sLablize
eroding
areas.
2. Installin ®: measTres to keep the soil on the developmenL property.
;'he Board referred Mr. Clark to Liie 'Town Board.
Respectful -y sqbmi tted
Mary Bryant, Sec.
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