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TOWN OF DRYDEN
PLANNING BOARD
AUGUST 15, .1991
MEMBERS PRESENTe Chairwoman Barbara Caldwell, Michael Hattery,
John Davis, Joseph Lalley and Robert Fletcher
ALSO PRESENT" Henry Slater, Donald Gilbert, Paul Cook, Bruce
Barkley, Ernie Bayle, Ralph and Larry Yarn and two concerned
residence from Beam Hill Road.
The meeting was called to order at 8e40 PM by Chair. Barbara
Caldwell.
The
continuation
of the
Preliminary
Subdivision
Review
for Hartwood
Road (Precision
Builders
-
Ellis Hollow
Road)
was conducted
by Acting Chirman
Joseph
Lalley.
HARTWOOD ROAD SUBDIVISION
Chairman J. Lalley noted the former name for Hartwood Road
was Dovetail Drive and that the Public Hearing was Held on July
187 1991. •
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Mr. B. Barkley reviewed the'changes made and presented a new
drawing. The Subdivision now meets all road specifications (3%
per 100 feet - grades are less than 10 %); Lots have been angled
to meet the necesarry road frontage criteria. The proper
Culvert Would be installed which would service the access road
when and if it were extended. Proper wording to be included
upon review from the Town Attorney.
The Health Departkent wan s ,�h,,a�ve Swale at some point at
t ter 144.4es he 'fie "pr teats.. A series of
Swales are being placed to capture sediments and silt.s coming
off construction sites, the final plate review will show the
show the location of the houses.
Full Envi
Revi
All Board Members presen
part of the EAF and had
asnswers on Part 1 of th
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Part'2 PROJECT IMPACTS AND THEIR MAGNITUDEe
IMPACT ON LAND
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eviewed the first
ions to the
ie Bayles.
1. Will the proposed action result in a physical change to the
project site? YIDS
Any construction on slopes of
general slopes in the poo•ject
MODERATE IMPACT.
15% or greater, or
area exceed 10 %.
where the
SMALL TO
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PB 8-15-91 PG. C
La Will there be an effect to any unique or unusual land forms
found on the.site? N0.
IMPACT ON WATER
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NO.
4a NO.
5a Will
proposed
will
action affect surface or groundwater quality
or
quantity?
uses in areas without
water
YES.
Proposed
Action
will
allow
residential
uses in areas without
water
and
/or
sewer
services.
SMALL
TO
MODERATE IMPACT.
&a Will
proposed
action
alter
drainage
flow
or patterns, -or
surface
water
runoff?
YES.
Proposed Action would chagne flood water flows. SMALL TO
MODERATE IMPACT.
Other Impacts.a CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD AND BUILDINGS ADDING
IMPERMEDIBLE SURFACES. SMALL TO MODERATE IMPACT,
IMPACT ON AIR
7. NON
IMPACT ON PLANTS AND ANIMALS
8. NO.
9. NO.
IMPACT ON AGRICULTURAL LAND RESOURCES
i 0a NON
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IMPACT ON AESTHETIC RESOURCES
1 1 n NON
IMPACT ON HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES
1 1.... a NON
IMPACT ON OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION
13a NO.
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IMPACT ON TRANSPORTATION
14a NOa
IMPACT ON ENERGY
15a N0.
NOISE AND ODOR IMPACTS
16a N0.
IMPACT ON PUBLIC HEALTH
17. NO.
IMPACT ON GROWTH AND CHARACTER OF COMMUNITY OR NEIGHBORHOOD
18a NOa
19a NO.
Michael Hattery moved for a Negitive Declaration.
Second by John Davis.
Discussion
determined
that
the
Board
had
not
been designated
Lead Agency
and
Mr.
Hattery
withdrew
the
motion.
ROBERT FLETCHER MOVED THAT THE PLANNING BOARD BE NAMED AS LEAD
AGENCY FOR HARTWOOD ROAD SUBDIVISION.
SECOND BY MICHAEL HATTERY.
VOTE YES (4) J. LALLEY,
M. HATTERY.
NO (0)
J. DAVIS, R. FLETCHER, AND
B. Caldwell suggested the Town Attorney review the letter
from the Tompkins County Planning Department and advise the
Board of his interpertaion of the law regarding the
Schnurle /Tier Subdivision.
PB 8 -15 -91 PG 4
PEREGRINE HOLLOW SUBDIVISION
SNYDER HILL ROAD
The hearing for the above was held at 9:15 PM.
Robert Fletcher stated he would be abstaining for the
Peregrine Hollow Subdivision.
Ralph Varna All questions raised have been answered in the
engineer's report for Phase 1, a copy was sent to George
Schlecht and they are in hopes that by next month they will be
able to have a Public Hearing scheduled. The original sketch
plan was held late 1989.
Tonights meeting is for a review and to answer any
questions.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY JOSEPH LALLEY THAT THE PLANNING BOARD
BE DESIGNATED LEAD AGENCY.
SECOND BY MICHAEL HATTERY.
VOTE'. YES (3) M. HATTERY, J. DAVIS AND J. LALLEY
CARRIED.
isH. Slater stated the Town Board had approved this Board for
Lead Agency Tuesday evening.
Joseph
Lalley
mentioned
Schlecht
that
the
issues
of those
concerning
had
this
development
believe
earlier were
subdivision
have
the issue
the
of Snyder
Hill
35
Road and the
alterations
to Snyder
Hill
Road
and
the
sizing
of
the sewer line
down
Line,
to
Route-79
and
wished
to
know
what
had been
resolved?
stated
Larry Fabbroni stated
that
George
Schlecht
of
had spoke
capacity
of those
two issues however he
had
37 and they
in
believe
they
subdivision
have
responded to the two mentioned
the
and
the
35
other
issues.
the
A
complete
analyses
of
the
capacity
of all
the
sewer
lines
in
the
subdivision
are
in
the
report.
There's
capacity
in
the
lines
all the
way
back
to the
City of
Ithaca
Line,
Mr.
Fabbroni
stated
that
George
Schlecht
has had
that
part
of the
report
since
a year
ago
April.
In terms of the shoulder, the developer is ready and willing to
work with the Town. of Dryden to develope four foot shoulders on
Snyder Hill Road, from the Town of Dryden - Town of Ithaca line
• to the eastern edge-of the total property.
PB 8 -15 -91 PG. 5
Mr. Lalley questioned what the developer would be
• responsible for in terms of alterations to Snyder Hill Road and
what the Towns participation in that be and has an agreement
been reached? I -
Mr. Lalley wished to see the agreement before final plate
approve 1.
Formal approval from the Town on the entrance road.
L.
Ralph
of the
Varn
stated
had resolved
there
has been an
agreement
issue
from the start
and
it
was
in the
conducted
report,
B.
Caldwell
the Town
Board
wishes
to
have this
agreement
resolved
however,
in writing
would
like
or
drawing so
that
it is
understandable
to
both
parties
in
case
there
is a question
later
on
as to each
parties
responsibility.
Mr. Lalley wished to see the agreement before final plate
approve 1.
Formal approval from the Town on the entrance road.
L.
Fabbroni thought
of the
Peregrine
they
had resolved
Hollow
the
issue
of
the right of
way
a long time
conducted
ago.
B.
Caldwell
Lawrence.
stated
Fabbroni
it
may
be
resolved
however,
she
would
like
.it reaffirmed.
(
281
issue)
Phase 1 has not changed.
SEWER ISSUES:
It was
• the To
comply
for th
requir
WATER:
dete
wn on
with
e dev
ement
rm
t
el
S,
ined "that George Schlecht would do
uture sewer needs and the Varn'Dev
hose requirments. In addition to
opment the lines will over and abo
water included (8" lines for Stat
The findings pointed out a smal
Pine Tree Road Tank up to the H
Hill Tank which would serve the
gallon capacity. The report wi
area including Eastern Hights i
Cornell uses on Baker Labs and
and then you run out of elevati
zone, the tank both for domesti
300 thousand gallons and it is
1 problem wi
ungerford Hi
First Phase
11 show that
n the Town o
what Peregri
on, and the
c and a two
a half of mi
th
11
h
t
f
ne
el
ho
11
the study
elopment w
the planed
ve meet al
e requirem
for
ould
units
1
ents).
pumping from the
Tank. Hungerford'
as a half million
he whole service
Ithaca and whatever
Hollow would use
evation limits the
ur fire - should be
on (2 days + fire).
A review
of the
Peregrine
Hollow
Subdivision
was
conducted
by
Lawrence.
Fabbroni
and
Ralph
Varn
for
the
benefit
of new
members.
ONE SIGNIFICANT ISSUE WHICH WAS DISCUSSED WAS RATHER THAN HAVE
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN LANDS DEEDED TO THE VARN BROTHERS IS HAVE LOT
LINES EXTENDED WITH DEED RESTRICTIONS.
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PP 8 -15 -91 PG 6
Unless the Town of Ithaca responds in the negative the Planning
Board is responsible to see that the Town of Ithaca is
Is. compensated. (park issue), before final approval.
In
Phase
One
there
is-no land which would have been deed to Varn
Pros.
Development.
EAF part 2 to be completed at the next meeting.
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A
proposed
agreement
between
the
Developmand
the
Town
regarding
the
improvements
for
the
Snyder
Hill
Road,
the
expectations
of
each,
and
the
sewer
lines
that
will
be available
for
the
Town
of
Dryden.
The
approval
may
be subject
to if this
is
not completed
by
the next
meeting.
EAF part 2 to be completed at the next meeting.
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