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Home My WebLink About1985-05-01 TOWN OF ENFIELD R,D. #5 ITHACA. N.Y. 14850 • May 1, 1985 The Regular Meeting of the Enfield Town Board was held on the above date with all members present. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING Minutes reviewed - Mr. Larry Stilwell made a motion to accept the minutes as submitted. Mr. Robert Scofield seconded the motion. Motion carried. C011MUNICATIONS AND NOTICES 1. Assessment - Local Advisory Meeting to be held on June 11, 1985 from 3:00pm to 6:00pm. Roger Laue and Larry Stilwell on the committee - Roger. Hubbell, alternate. 2. State - Proposed. Aid (per capita) - 1985 - 1986, $2,485 increase. 3. SPCA - Liason Meeting to be held on Monday; May 13, 1985 at 5:30 pm. - Some discussion held - Mr. David Bock questioned why are they now in difficulty - Mr. Daniel Winch stated that some contracts not renewed and they are trying to provide higher quality service and that they are not getting, public donations. 4. Albany - Form for 1985 Eleanor Roosevelt Community Service Award. 5. Ed Hughes - Ben Boynton Violati,i of fire rode: PRIVELEGE OF THE FLOOR Charles Knapp had questions for Lee Haefele reference the television cable. Mr. Knapp explained that there were more than ,just his family that wanted the cable beyond where they stopped. Discussion held with Mr. Baefele and the problem was resolved to both parties satisfaction. REPORT FROM DAN WINCH - COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE 1. Mr. Winch thanked Jack Hubbell the town historian and the town clerk for the copies of the minutes. 2. Advised that the planning board had signs for the Park and Ride. • Dan Winch - con't. 3. Advised there is a school in Montour falls - Town Officials • conference reference Open Meeting Law - Voluntary Fire Co. has to comply with the law to show all records. School also will cover Land Use and Zoning Session and Finance and assessement Session. 4. Jack Miller replacing recorder for emergengy control. 5. Apartheid - Resolution brought up to stop use of county funds. Mr. Winch does. not support divesture move to stop funding. Not an issue for the county. TOWN AUDITS Youth Services Carol Barriere 50.00 Ann Jackson 15.00 Ruth Littman 70.00 Shelby Tedesco 75.00 Lisa Walters 15.00 Ann Jackson 15.00 Mary Cole 36.00 Diane D'Augustine 75.00 Mr. Roger Laue made a motion to pay the above Youth Services bills. Mr. David Bock seconded the motion. Motion carried. • General Fund New York Telephone Co. 105.83 Fix-It Man - Hull's 105.25 Capital Highway Materials, Inc.415.00 Chemung Supply Corp. 237.55 Fix-It Man - Hull's 84.45 Fix-It Man - Hull's 89.35 Fix-It Man - Hull's 83.50 Allied Industrial Laundry 84.00 Ithaca Journal 71.59 Shirley Holcomb 3.80 11. Clyde Hubbell 52.22 Jake Smithers 232.00 Marion Lovelace 24.50 Beverly Brown 24.50 Elnora Warren 24.50 Ruthann Scofield 24.50 Shirley Egan 442.50 Mr. Larry Stilwell made a motion to pay the above General Fund bills. Mr. Robert Scofield seconded the motion. Motion carried. Highway Fund Cibro Petroleum Products 883.34 Seneca Supply, Inc. 408.29 Seneca Stone Corp. 971.36 Groton Auto Supply 33.88 • Ithaca Plumbing Supply 3.23 Vestal Ashphalt, Inc. 4,433.00 Syracuse Supply, Inc. 239.75 Seneca Stone Corp. 251.52 Highway Fund - con't Beam Mack Sales & Service 297.00 Seneca Supply, Inc. 53.49 Oswego Tool & Steel, Inc. 412.08 Charles J. Blackwell, Inc. 51.05 Dow & Co. , Inc. . 95.78 Crispell Automotive, Inc. 145.96 Caskey's Garage 1,642.17 Charles J. Blackwell, Inc. 127.90 Mr. David. Bock made a motion to pay the above Highway Fund bills. Mr. Larry Stilwell seconded the motion. Motion carried. Monthly Supervisors Report General Fund Receipts 1,230.06 Disbursements 23,168.65 Balance 68,938.09 Highway Fund Receipts 30,547.59 Disbursements 10,312.38 Balance 102,392.15 OLD BUSINESS ® 1. Election district change has been liven to the Board of Elections. Mr. Roger Laue questioned voting areas and machines - Fire Hall and school possibilities. Notification of polling place to be sent by the Board of Elections if changed. Mr. David Bock - possible use of the truck bay if heated. Voting machines prices to be checked and possibly buy one each year. They can be purchased without bid. Mr. Roger Laue suggested that maT�s be posted as to the districts. ?. Bids on the truck and roller will be put up again. 3. Minimum wage has to be paid summer youth workers. $1,500 budgeted. Mr. Bock. feels best way is to hire the same number of workers but to cut the hours. 4. Mr. Roger Laue questioned condition of the trucks and future plans. Mr. Carlton Thall stated that everything in good shape .now. Mr. David Bock feels fund to be set up to improve and update equipment, options and cost estimate needed. Big truck needed for hauling. • • 5. Mr. David Bock - Follow up from Don Barber reference Wetlands Act - DEC to come to meeting and explain. Mr. Jack Hubbell suggested that the landowners involved to be invited to the meeting. NEW BUSINESS 1. Shirley Egan, Town Attorney - Dog Ordinance Mr. David Bock questioned if there is a working draft on file - Shirley Egan stated there are two drafts pertaining to enforcement and states they need different language and how it is written, she needs boards philosophy on what route they want. Shirley Egan questioned to rewrite in middle of road view. Mr. David Bock feels board needs draft to work from to provide relief for those really harassed - most grievious. Need non-intrustive ordinance. Would like information from other towns ordinances. Public Hearing will be needed. 2. Mr. Roger Laue - Cemetaries - Mr. Thall advised that the equipment is ready. Mr. Roger Laue feels that payment should be the same for all cemeteries. 3. Mr. Roger Laue stated the Fireman's Carnival is near and he would like to see the town board represented in the parade. Mr. David Bock made a motion to adjourn - Mr. Roger Laue seconded the motion. Meeting adjourned at 9:50 pm. Shirley M. Holcomb Town Clerk i