HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-05-15'Town Planning Board
l own of Dryden
May 15, 1975
•esents Chairman B. Caldwell, Alton Reed, Aobert Everett, Michael Proulx,
Joseph Wargo, TB Vember C. Cotterill, Z0 S. Stewart
Absento Board Vembers R. Turecek, R. Natzke
Chairman Caldwell intzduced the two new board N;embers N1. Prouix and J. Margo,
Zoning Officer
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Recommendation will i)e sent to the Town board that name of road willbe
Ringwood Co•Irt Drive. Also send residents that live on that spur a notice
of road name with option of changing name if desired. Any comments will be
directed to the Town Board.
Zoning Officer Stewart asked the Hoard about
Court and Ringwood Rd. Land owned by Beiva C
purchase land, belt wants to be assured of sec
is a question of a minor or major subdivision
before ordiance went into effect it w olld ue
slightly over an acre and is a.dealiate to cons
ijor Health Dept. will check parcel, l'he P1
.,,ajor subdivision and to proceed according to
Robert Simkin - South Knoll Dr., Dryden, N.Y.
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land on corner of Ringwood
orneliiis> Someone wishes to
firing a building permit. There
Attorney Heleri Amdur said if
considered a minor. land is
tract one house. If considered
annin; Boaroonsidered this a
intent.
Nonld like to take 30 ft. of adjoining lot and
ntage as is. Ifhere is adeq!iate distance between
ids. fhe Planning board instructed Mr, aimkin
th the County Clerk's oifice and Ldie County
Mr, Van Sickle - Morris Rd. Ag....District - 6.39 acres
vilton Green surveyor of Cortland, N.Y. was present and presented the board
with a letter from SCS J. Calhoun regarding proposed development of above
property. (See attached copy)
A gliestion was asked about homesit
Health Dept. will not approve any
A letter is needed for the Health
n1imber of wells being drilled befo
tests have been taken on property.
ground level. Septic systems have
other side. TTndergroiind utilities
the subdivision. A question was o
lot #6. Suggestion was made to se
1his wo -.Ild make lot #6 approximate
6his extra lot for fliture developm
es across the road from proposed development*
system unless 100 feet from tile fields.
Dept. showing adequate water supply for
re .stamping as approved* Further perk
All septic tanks shoiiid have cover to
been changed from one side of home's to
will be urought from the Per iville ltd. to
ro?Ight lip about an extra piece of land by
11 this extra piece of land with lot ff6.
ly 2 acres. if applicant wishes to keep
ent fie will have to come pack to the
Town Planning Board
r 'j;own of Dryden
(2)
Planning Board for a major subdivision.
Conditional approval sibject to Health Dept. approval.
'ichael Proalx - Caswell fid.
County M. Present zonin
May 15, 1975:
Mr. Proglx is a Planning Board member �4nd did not take part in any decision
making of this matter.
�,Ir. Prolilx plans to build in 3 phases for a total of 34 lots. Phase i - lots,
1 -9, Phase 2 - lots 10 -26, Phase 3 - lots 27- 40
Chairman Caldwell read letter to the Board from Commissioner of Planning j
Frank Liguori concerning subdivision.
Mr. Liguori stated the proposed subdivision is well outside of any
potentially designated selective comm,inity. Development intensity in areas
outside of selective communities shogid be very low to maintain the rural j
character of the area and to control undesirable leap frogging of develop.Tent�.
Caswell Road area does not have a potential for public water and sever
facilities in the fatare, nor does it have a potential to ue designated as I
a selective community. In these areas, subdivisions are to be limited to
10 lots or less and that lot sizes be in the range of 2 acres. It is hir>
Ligiiori's recommendation that the subdivision in g1testion be considered on
the basis of a maximum of 10 lots, at least 2 acres each. Extensive
development in excess of this will lead to ,indesirable future social,
economic and environmental costs,
Chairman Caldwell will contact 'Town Attorney Helen Am dir to find out what
lternatives there are and check the law on this, before any decision making..
Also discuss exact scope of authority ender that particular section of law,
liespectfuiiy s,lbmitted
Mary Eryant, liec. Sec.
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