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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-12-04 4 . 1.991 as ccal e "I"he w. .1 d to order with the f"ol ! ­wil-lFr me�-III h,(-r-­ VrcvO-(:'rlt : Elected Officials: Other Officials: Tc-)wn Hiz,,h-)rian M. (.*'lvde Hubbell Supervis(.-w Gray Ji-all �2,c(.Yfleld Don;-.11d ow I-I t. ::',hirlev Eaan Ck-)uncili-Lian Robert Linton. PLEDGE OF AUXGIANCE The public hearing on the 1992 Fire Contract was called to order at 7:40 Din. . Supervisor (-'Irav read the legral notice from the Ithaca Journal about the Public Hearing. Peter Moore questioned, if the a--tidit on Fhe Fire Department was complete - Supervisor (3ra- v rillswere(i it was given to Shirley Egan and she was gaing to report on it toni'aht . Mr. Moore stated that the Fire tjej It.s as the town board Departmeit shok.ild have sm_)i._� requested- He did not. heel that a con-..-ract be entered into. JoElla M,:)nre stated that, She aarer.+ri w` ttl w1riat MT'' . Moore had said. There were no ctlher comments- Councilman Linton question what t.1le contr--ic't stated. Supervisor Gray stated that it was the same as I.r with a new s contract but w.L dollar amount . Supervisor Cl-_rav reaci f-he section where both parties agree to meet veriodicalIV, fire depairl:,ment rer<)rts, and audit if necessary . Greg Birch-,gessner recommended that the ',4"- own Board appoint a liaison to meet with the Fire Lenart ment at the Monthly Board Meetin.-s. Counciiii-van Linton snigae-st.ed the of kee.1,ping, the accountant to work with the fire department . The reports should be clearer and show how much money is svent - Rick Cha.:3e idea t.o ltv_--ive a liaison meet with the Fire Dei­art,ment and show them how thev woiiid like reports to be done- Councilman 1.1inton statc-'-rl the Fire Dei:)artzient should be as accountable to the town as the Town j.s to the public. M_ Clvde Huhbell asked if the C�-_)tiimunit,v Council reported to the town as tht-. U'irt- De-,w-irtment is It was answered yes. the contract Supervisr.)r J-.;-) the. wordina, of tl can be added to thc- -ah3enda i'L is Grea- Kirch!zessner said he was si- 1 with the contract if it remiains tlf-ila same ti(5 last vear and with the ccrvertioyls to the dollar amount - The Put-)1 -ii.- Hearin�t wks The re.­uiar ii-,eetdrl) nt the Enfie.id `iL'c,xn 0(-,3rd was, opened. PRIVILEGE OF THE FWOR Ashley Miller asked about the i_�roares,,- rain the. cel.luiar phone tower. She was told that the EAU w;:.is Ms. tlil Iler asked why SEAR was n(-_)t t!ollowed . Answered: the tt w"! l'YFls not aware that there was a ]()(.) I I it', t�hr? iiioratorium as it was und,-:.,r :-, acres. John hFt, na(--j t)een w(:jrJ-' Ma J I', (11-11111nunitv Buiicling-_ He, said thac rhe bLi-tiding tieecis wnr.1.-.. Tkic'! windowa, are cracked and needs call 1ki n! . The, 6;'_-.c.j: C-1001- needs worl,-- an,11 tit-j,:�,. furnace ne eds to have the burners replaced- He wcls told t")F' C01"Mun it 3'r Building would be placed on the azenda. 23% Rick Chase pre,.-iented to the Town Board a p-,rolposa- 1 for recycling brush. A brush ,griam wol.11e, c-ost ;lac, tnwn $12 , '291 for a chipper plus $(,--;C) t:or devix.es on state ­,intxaot . Tlie chipper could provide the town with revenue to, ncav C,_,r the chipper . Mr. Chase would .1 i Ice t-own t(*) (-nn-,-i dor t h f-, I-;rl"I IT!- Jean Owens s,:.d.d she had naive. s of ­1"li1dr(-n tf anvc)ne would lik.e. to pr(DVide a oi.ft ror a ­hiAd- t-.tje o-ni,iin at-,t(:,nd a c1ass for Town. in i.n Jai-n,iarv. --,aid she should go. MINUfli-c-3) OF THE ]'..M.31' MIU,1"ING 'Vhe mini.it-x -� th,%, 1 ;�-Ist III(.-pt.,inp, cii were read by Town lerk Jean ie.! 1_1 o r I,e c t.i.o n,,-5: 1 inj;� +)f Lancashire Drive in Town Attorney ' s rep-ort . (',ol_j.Tjcjj.Iyj.-r Aon to k Lint,(�n mr--tde :., mot .- --ccept the minutes w.i.th t,'he ct_)rrec ti(Dn . C;Ouncilmrtn 1.,ient e. se�-.,onded, t1j.e, motion. Motion cay.-ried- Councilman Lint-on asked (--;rep-., to o1.-jta_ij_j R 0 the burners, for the (_-!ammunitN7 ElhaildinjE`. J-1 stimate for REPORTS COUNTY (_)F County Rei_-,resentative Dan Winch tnat they have.. been very busy trying to balance the countv budget. They that there will be an tax increase 15'%'. The accounts have been depleted "i.,ile Tumpkixls C-1,-lurity Jail is at it 's capacity with Tompkins County rDiF­1,AAent,1­1_ P y resentl . the counu�,, is bc)arding Tompkins County resicient.--_-, ir'.? other c.cIin-tJ_e-s, at $UU Per --liav- TI-tere p�resently is a inovemerii- in to t,x, manctate relief f-(Dr the C-Ounty. ,1-1 hi(i. collnt.-,f ta.-,: rate in --ther -c--junties has already increase-d to 8':1o. A letter of appreciation to Supervisor Etta C-iray was read by Rep. --Winch. TOWN Attornev "hi.rley Eaan t1i,at the au--;Jto.r Jerry Mickelson called her to .'he had bc?,-,,n air-Ae to (,�,Dntact him to ,et UI-, -an _Me I'At 1*?_,r-iiT: r,r, the --ellullar tower were given to '_T;_,wrj 1-!1erk _Jean -'-cotA-eld to and send to the Departmenr of rvat,J,.2 n CEMETER-1 E-.-' John 17-jm_i,t.,it tei:v_-,rt-ed thu-1.1 thev wcl,,- f-1011- Ett the Rolfe Cemetery. He ill and then be Ci o ne kI r) ,7 ID 1,j.11 9, . Hr. the r.)ri-ginal offe.r. - t, Envirown,­nt lMana!�Pivient. (. Dimmittee Ashi,6v t-l-je,t, f�'-16j o-nf,= -)n the S- turda I—A 1. D , _-rence _ ;:j V hefore and it, was Vk-'U�,r 1AM' l, L The E:MC has put together a resocrisn to the nj icV . It will be distri1A1t' (-,,A tC) cil I 1PI .,1'115, ay COMMUNICATIONS A no-f-A-ce wc,:u= rr:.-ceiveci j-.1j;3t b-e introdLiced 'to permit 4. t h e s,e f 'I-h Z r-El-,,t:- a E�`� o o s e i to Ule state j. frot)-i the �.7�u re .au stating A 1,10tice W-to I there wou.hJi oe -1 '2,.,r c e s k 1: u t 1 i mad;-_ 11'und Warrant 12-91 'i . C,oiz.ncilman OLD BUSINESS co i_MUNIT'y The Town Board suagested that a tormc-il. renuest be made to Greg Kircl essiler to a(-t On tl'ie. enr:,rfav aLiciit- thal:. was (--tc--) ipleted and see what action can be taken . The burners on the furnace and weatherstri ppinp L - on the windows t(. be t_'iven priority. Possibly a short-term f ix can be done to rej_--aix thc� back door and put plastic on the windows. FIRE DEPARTMENT C-11ONTRACT (.1 IOU made i mcLlon t(-,i sign the Five Llepartmel-L't Contract for 1.9(92 $140 .f_')40 and in accordance with the same terms as last year -s contract . Councilman Mente seconded the motion. Motion carried. NEW BUSINESS ACCOUNTS IN OVERDRAFT Accounts in overdraft were reported by 'S,upervll Lsor Gray as: Supervisor 8 6 222' 3 Insurance 3 4 Association dues 15- 00 Garagre account 1.78.88 ( uniforms ) Gen Fund unallocated 1 ,897- 69 insurance (highway) Councilman Linton made a motion tc. authorize Supervisor Gray to make the necessary transfers to cover overdrafts in accounts. Councilman Mente seconded the motion. t',Jotion carried. DECaiBER PAYROLL DATE Councilman Linton made a motion to advance the pavroll date to December 16, 1991 . Councilman Mente se,-_(-_)ndked the motion. Motion carried. JANUARY, 1992 MEETING DATE As the first Wednesdav in January falls on a holidav, the monthly Town Board Meeting was scheduied for January c , 1992 at 7: 30 in the Town LJ Hall . Councilman, Linton made ;a motion to ad..J(-_:urn the meeting. Councilman Mente sec,,'-)nded tie motion - Motion ciart'ie:d_ Heeting adjourned at 11: lopin Respectfully submitted, Jean 'Elcofield. Town Clerk 23V SUPERVISOR'S REPORT General Find Balance November 1, 1991 Savings $ 94,196.71 Checking _ 107.64 Total $ 94,304.35 Receipts $ 3,366.13 Disbursements $ 12,073.20 • Balance November 30, 1991 Savings $ 95,470.94 Checking 126.34 Total $ 85,597.28 Highway Fund Balance November 1, 1991 Savings $ 60,691.78 Checking _ 101.95 Total $ 60,793.73 Receipts $ 239.60 Disbursements $ 28,600.37 Balance November 30, 1991 Savings $ 32,318.38 Checking 114.58 Total $ 32,432.96 Equipment Reserve Interest $ 149.72 Savings 12,199.47 Checking 1.00 • N k;1 :t