HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-10-18• Planning Board
Town of Dryden
Present: Chw. B. Caldwell,
TB. J. Graham
October 18, 1979
T. Bonn, R. Kibel, C. Dann, Zo. S. Stewart and
Due to illness at the Rural News, notice was not published for the public
hearing for Mr. Drost. A public hearing will be held at our next meeting of
November 15, 1979. The only concern of neighbors is lot #7 which Mr. Drost has
not included in the sub - division.
Mr. Keech brought an enviromental assessment form concerning his future de-
veloping of Mineah Road. A total of seven lots are possible with a minimun of
five lots. There are ravines on one side of the road, limiting building to
three lots.
Chairwoman Caldwell read a report from Soil Conservation Department which
stated the prime concern was erosion on the slopes. This was just a very pre-
liminary report at this time.
Mr. Bonn read the EAF and some things mentioned were:
1) Total amount
2) Total amount
3) Total amount
4) Of-'the 12 ac
stripped for
5) Primary soil
6) Construction
acres owned - 25
to be developed - 12
undeveloped - 13
res tobe developed only one acre of vegetation will be
buildings, roads etc.
is gravel
time - approximately three years
Mr. Keech will be back in the spring with required reports and maps. No
further detailed enviromental study will be necessary.
A sub - divion of
four units
on Beechnut Terrace
was approved approximately
a year ago for Phil
Arneson. He
would
like to divide
the seven acre parcel in
half. After a short
discussion
it was
suggested he
talk to Health Department to
see if 20W circles
can be put on
each
lot. Also we
will check with Town Attorney
about planning board
procedure for
his
request.
Other Discussion:
Noted a letter received from the state about conducting open meetings.
Barbara discussed some things brought up at County Planning Meeting:
1) Car- pooling proposal to be sent to all municipalities. Questions are
concerning parking areas and insurance.
2) Multi- county solid waste study of four county. Burnables to be trucked
• to site near Cornell for purpose of running their heating plant. Study
in early stages.
3) Industrial satisfaction survey where fifty local industries were asked
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October 18, 1979'
how they felt about varions aspects of community, whether it,:-,be
education facilities, utility cost or industry locations. Results
should be out to towns shortly. Done for Economic Revisory Committee
which reports to Board of Representatives.
4) Ag District #8 - there is a hearing in November. Basically it cuts
out a lot of the areas which were designated as water sewer study.
It leaves a certain corridor between Yellow Barn Road toward Etna
open . Not a corridor between Yellow Barn Road and Dryden village.
Respectfully submitted,
Joan Bray - Secretary