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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-04-16Planning Board Town of Dryden Present: Chw. B. Caldwell, T. Bonn, J. Hunt,C. Dann, Zo. S April 16, 1981 Stewart At the Planning Board meeting, Chairwoman Caldwell noted at the County Plan- ning meeting, they voted to encourage a ------ ­s return law. Has some strong enviromental groups come in and speak. Ralph Jourdan from Chamber Commerce, talked about what this would do to small business men. Paul Munson from Lansing stated he would now be in favor of it. Lansing spent alot trying to keep high- ways clean. They voted for recommendation. On April 15, 1981, Chairwoman Caldwell attended a meeting on housing etc. She picked up maps concerning the cross county highway. Two maps were presented showing that portion in town of Dryden. Basically it would come off over Pinetree Road, go over through Judd Falls, town of Ithaca has had a right of way saved for this purpose for quite sometime, Goes between P and C and the apartments. Then go over Game Farm Road and then use area noted on map by Chairwoman Caldwell, near trailer park on Forest Home Drive and catch onto Freese Road by beef place and go up to Hanshaw. They would improve the intersection. Then go through Rocco's section by Route 13. In Town of Dryden, its not hitting any major roads except Route 366, Forest Home. People can get onto it on Freese Road. After some discussion on it, Mr. Bonn noted far. Chairwoman Caldwell would take the Planning Planning Department. Solar Access Meeting: it was the best plan seen so Board's comments to County As a board, we inform the other boards that deal with sub - division, zoning so forth, they are required by state law to consider solar access in any de- cision they make. This is not a, should not receive any special kind of priority over such other factors we consider. State law mandates it be considered. If we can help any other boards in understanding it, we have publications and in- formation that Mr. Stewart has. This was stated by Mr. Hunt, who attended the meeting along with Chairwoman Caldwell and Mr. Lavine. Mr. Hunt was disappointed dt the meeting. Same presentation was given that he gave at our Planning Board meeting. We don't know what the law means. It was recommended by Mr. Hunt that the board has been informed that our state law requires that solar access be considered, as a factor, not of any special priority among the other factors on which zoning decisions are made. Mr. Bonn wanted to know if that would require the board doing something about sub - division regulation. Mr. Hunt.didn't think so. They warned about putting in some general statement. There has been no court experience so far. As far as Town liability, if we can say we have considered solar access in making our decisions on any -- - - - - -• Applies to sub - division; Zoning Board of Appeals as well at Town Board and Planning Board. This recommendation was seconded by Mr. Bonn. Motion carried with two members voting yes and one opposing. n E P 1 Planning Board -2 = April 16, 1981 Other Business: Mr. Bonn is concerned that we never as a board, in spite of early updates, a year ago about progress of sewer commission, never had any update or infor- mation on it through the Town Board. It seems that the whole sewer program is an appropriate.area for discussion and consideration for making recommendation from the Town Planning Board. We should be serving in some king of advisory capacity. Chairwoman Caldwell went to last Town Board meeting and asked Henry to come and update us and he isn't here. We want to express our concern. Mr. Bonn felt that the Town Board is ignoring us. Meeting adjourned 10:15 PM. V Respectfully submitted, Joan Bray_ - Secretary 0 JOHN AI.DEN STEVENS ATTORNEY AT LAW 20 WEST MAIN STREET DRYDEN. NEW YORK 13083 844 -8383 I April 16, 1981 Town of Dryden Planning'Board 65 E. Main Street Dryden, New York 13053 Re: Proposed Road for Clinton E Dear Members of the Planning Board: Cotterill Mr. Clinton E. Cotterill has ask me to represent him before you and before the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, with respect to his proposed dedication of a private road to the Town of Dryden as a public road and right ,of way. The road runs generally northerly from the Dryden- Virgil Road and has been constructed to Town of Dryden specifications. I believe the Town Highway Superintendent will cer•t- ify.tao that. Mr. Cotterill has agreed to laying doom coat of stone and oil on the road to the specifications of the Town of Dryden, Highway Super- intendent. I am appearing before you to explain the reasons why I believe your approval of this road and Mr. Cotterill's future sale of lots in this area is not needed. To begin with the proposed lot lying to the west of the intersection of the proposed road and north of the Dryden - Virgil Road with frontage on both of the pro- posed road and the Dryden - Virgil Road would not.bring Mr. Cotterill within the definition of your sub- division ordin.a.nce He has previously sold a lot to Mr. Lampila on the other side of the proposed road. The balance of the lots will all be over 10 Acres in size and accordingly are exempt from the sub - division regulations. Those lots include a lot on each side of the Proposed road(1 to the east, 1 to the West) and on the north of the proposed road and its terminus 4 Each lot would exceed 10 Acres. Under.the circumtances and according to your own sub- • division rules and regulations, Mr. Cotterill's prop- osals do not fit the definition of sub - division. I I �f I� i t owl I am appearing before you as a courtesy to explain why an offer to dedicate the road will be made directly to the Town Board and not to the Planning Board. If you need more information I would be happy to provide you with that. JAS /gbc Very truly yours, JOHN A. STEVENS by