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Wed, Sept. 1, 1971 7s30 P.M.
Regular meeting of the 'Town Board of the Town of Cortla.ndville
held at the Town Hall,15 Terrace Road, Supervisor Frank K.
Taylor presided with following board members present,Justice
Don Eaton, Councilmen Ray E. Miller and Sherman Griswold.
Justice Ron Fish was absent.
Also present were: Rudy Krauklis, book-keeper for the Supervisor
Henry Wadsworth, Town Assessor, John J. Gardner, Town Attorney
Fred Walker,Water Maintenance.
Town Clerk read the minutes of the last meeting and there
were no corrections.
Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Griswold that
Victor Metcalf, a member of the Planning Board be authorized
to attend the Planning &nd_Zoning Institute to be held on
October 10 thru 13, 1971 at Kutshers Country Club in Mont-
icello, N.Y., necessary expense to be paid by the Town, This
motion was carried.
Motion was made by Justice Eaton and seconded by Councilman
Griswold and Resolution unanimously adapted as follows:
_�16;- RESOLVED THAT, the Town Supervisor be empowered to
petition the rater Resource Commission of the State of New
York for approval of the sale of water from Cortlandville.
Water District # 1 to the followings
1. That part of State University of New York referred
to as the"Service Group Buildings" located east of NYS Rte
281 (West Road) in the Town of Cortlandville at the Cortland
New York, State University Campus. Jc` )VV y / 97a- P9�. z�/
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2. Also, to serve lands owned by Pyramid Properties
CORTLAND
FLEE LIER."RY
Eudgetary inforiita"-ion
STATiSTT S
Expended
Budget
Budget
Proposed Budget
POPULATIO^1 C1970�
1970
1970
197E
1972
Cortland 19,621
Cortlandville 6,070
SALARIES
49,667
48,400
50,500
55,300
2,750
SOCIAL SECURITY
2,356
2,275
2,650
2,375
2,800
CIRCULATION C1970�
76.�6;:
RETIREMENT
2,19E
2,200
200
City 90,864 or
HOSPITALIZATION
276
300
440
300
450
475
Town 16,360 or 1.3.76_
11,620 9.76;�
BOOKS (town)
450
2,000
System or
BOOK REPLACEMENT
1,950
2,408
1,950
2,350
2,425
2,425
2,475
16 mos, 1971;
PERIODICALS
BINDING BOOKS
1,592
1,300
1,275
1,450
46.
City 43,756 or 73._
LIBRARY SUPPLIES
1,572
1,700
1,675
1,700
400
Town 8,797 or 14.81":
CONTRACTED SERVICES
450
875
900
System 6,651 or 11.23';"'
POSTAGE
INSURANCE
554
967
650
1,000
1,500
1,725
Registration, Jan 1, 1971
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LIGHTS
1,378
1,450
1,520
1,650
355
City 6,221
TELEPHONE & WATER333
1,B24
305
1,750
355
1,825
1,900
Town 859
System 360
GAS HEAT
BUILDING SUPPLIES
474
525
650
500
1,500
REPAIRS (building, equipment)
1,119
1,200
1,600
125
Assessed valuation of real propert.•
ART EXPRESS
61
125
125
150
(fully taxable) Jan 1, 1969
CONFERENCES
105
150
150
120
City 565,366,923
MISCELLANEOUS
155
130
150
Towne �27,498,590
Needed appropriations
69 446-`
,
68 200
,
72,800
7B,600
*}excludes McGraw
Note: State equalization rate,
55,000
57,000
58,400
city, 90; town, 94
City
Town
6,000
8,500
200
11,500
200
Appropriations, City (C) & Toxin (-
Fees (Homer, Dryden)
200
4,000
5,600
8,500
1962 47,500 (C)
System
1963 47,500
1964 50,100
deficit
- 3,000
- 1,500
1965 50,100 1,500 (T;
1966 52,100 2,000
1967 54,800 3,000
1968 53,400 3,000
1969 55,000 4,000
1970 55,000 6.,000
1971 57,000 8,500
Note: minimum wage changes
Oct
164, $1.25
Jan
167, $1.40
Feb
16B, $1.60
Texpenditu�
Jul
170, �1,85
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Company, on which is presently being constructed the
9CORTLANDVILLE MALL" a large shopping center to include
several large department stores and sundry, smaller shops.
Motion was made by Mr. Eaton seconded by Mr. Miller
that the Preliminary Budget of Water Dist. # 1 be adopted.
This motion was carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Griswold that
the Preliminary BlIdget for District # 2 be adopted,this
motion was carried
Motion was made by Mr. Griswold seconded by Mr. Miller that
the preliminary Budget for District # 3 be adopted. This
motion was carried.
Motion was made by Mr.Faton seconded by Mr. Griswold that
the Preliminary Bkdget for Sewer Dist. # 1 be adopted. This
motion was carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Eaton that
p,(J a public hearing on the above Water and Sewer Budgets be
held SePt-15, 1971 at 7:30 P.M.
The Town Clerk presented the report of the examination
of the Fiscal Affairs of the Town of Cortlandville from the
Board of Audit and Control, Albany, N.Y. All members of the
Board review-ed this report.
Warren Eddy from the Cortland Library together with
Attorney Lee Taylor and members of the Library Committee,
as follows, Mr. Harry Taw', Mr. Earl Hedges, Paul GAbel and
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Verne Niederhofer were present to ask the Town Board to appro-
riate $ _J,, .3-ZD. e, c, in the 1972 Budget. Mr. Taylor explained
the financial condition of the Library at this time and Mr
G6 lbel presented a copy of the proposed Budget and other
statistics for the Library. Town Board will consider their
request.
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Gerald Cornell, caretaker at the Cortlandville
Land Fill, South Hill, McGraw, appeared before the Board
and discussed the operations , with the members of the Board
about the hours at the site, and reported as to the amount
of rubbish and garbage being deposited. there® Mr. Baton
Will set up new hours .rarea to this ,e available t-o
the public.
'K)t'4 Motion was made by Mr. Griswold seconded by Mr. Miller
that all bills as presented by r, and audited
by the Town. -j§oard be paid as follow-s:
General Fund
Highway of
Water Dist. 1
Dist. 2
Dist® 3
Sew'e;r Dist. 1
4284.43
1183-73
There being no further business at this time meeting
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Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk