HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-04-12 MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MELTING HELD MONLA .APR L .12, 1g82 AT 7 w, O P®M.
Those present: Teresa M. Robinson, Supervisor
Lllard L. Sovocool, Councilman
Verb. Rankin, Jr. , Councilman
Gordon C. VanBenschoten, Councilman
Francis P. Carey, Councilman
John Fitzgerald, Attorney
Also present.. Leland Cornelius, Wayne Hall, Managers of ACC, Robert & ,Jean
Dempsey,e Ray c Shirleyver Douglas Goodsell, Joan. Beck
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Stephen Gob el, C.B..: rJenn n s, Robert La an.
Moved by Mr. Rankin, seconded by Mr. Carey, that the minutes of March 8 be
approved as mailed. Ayes Sovocool, Rankin, VanBenschoten, Carey, Robinson,
Highway Fund Claim Nos. 96 127 in the amount of $10, 143.41 and. General Fund
Claims Nos. 88 - 107' in. the amount of $1,698.02 were presented for audit,
Mr. Carey moved that the bills be paid and the clerk instructed to draw warrant
for them, Seconded by Mr. Sovocool. Ages - Sovocool, Rankin, VanBenschoten,
Carey, , Robinson.
Frank Carey reported on Tompkins County Transportation projects. Three are
under way -- Bus between Last Ithaca ,Sector, Cornell, Judd Falls Road and
Cayuga Heights; Tomtran - Ithaca to Cortland to serve BOCLS and. TC3. Trying
to get funding for five buses Don't know whether they will- come to Groton
or not. Will check into. The third and most important project - they axe
in the process of developing Last Ithaca Connector Line to Pine Tree Road,
Judd Falls, Route 366, Varna and then across to Route 13. They are trying to
get financin.g for that.
Phil Shurtleff reported gown of Ithaca has agreed to fund cereal maps for
proposed East Ithaca Connector Line. County will pack up portion of cost.
Topographical work will been next week. McLean Bride has been opened to
traffic. B1'11 ebbs will talk with State about Route 8 culvert beingcaved
in by the Trailer Park.
Supervisor Robinson will be attending ..a Fin :d-ia1 Management System' ,Seminar
in Binghamton on April 21st,
Leland Cornelius and Teresa Robinson attended CHIPS meetin `in Montour Falls,
Bookkeeping procedures for roads wexed° , uss d
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RESOLUTION NO. , 10 APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION INSPECTORS, CUSTODIANS
AND RE,-CHECKERS .
Moved by Mr. Carey, seconded by Mr. Sovocool
Ayes - SQvocoQl, Rankin, VanBenschoten,- Carey� Robinson
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Resolved, that the following be appointed as Election Inspectors,
Custodians. and Re-checkers fox 19824
D i atr,ct 1 Re cans Be ocrats=
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Charlotte Rankin Patricia Senecal
Mildred Christofferson Mary ,Adams
District 2 Grace Ann. French Arlene Ba.vern.
Lucy Wadsworth � � � �. � B arbaxa, Greene
Myra Hathaway B a Harmon
District Ruth Bel Margaret O'Hara
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Victoria Stevenson No a�Neville
Donna Wilson Janet Phelps
District 4 Betty Brown Helen Graham
Geo ie T'llotson Mary Parker
Custodian Gurdon C, Lockwood Leonard Proper
Re-Checker8 Robert A. Brown Ross A. Rockwell
Wayne Hall, Manager, American Community Cablevis ion, was present to inform
Board and residents of Route 38, Old Stage Road and Chipmans Corners had
of a pro-rated construction cost for Cable TV to be extended to them.
Estimated project cost (High) $29,569.32 and (Low) $22,969,32. , If there
are 30 subscribers, the high pro rata.share is $574.96 and the low $446.62.
This covers 2.06 miles from Route 222 around the triangle. Residents
objected to paying for trunk line along Cayuga Street in the Village.
Mr. Hall explained that the line in place is only a feeder line to Trailer
-Park and is not sufficient to .,handle line extension to triangle. Mr. Hall,
Mr, Shurtliff, Mr. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Robinson will meet on April 28th or
29th to discuss project,
Annual road inspection was set for Monday,. April 19 at 10:00 A.M.
On Wednesday night the Planning Board, Atty, Jack Fitzgerald and Teresa
Robinson met to go over legal points' of zoning more than substance ofthe
law. Board discussed adopting as a Local Law instead of Ordinance and
publish reasonable summary. Clerk will look into cost, of publishing.
Photocopies of ordinance will be given to each board member next week.
Moved by Mr. Rankin, seconded by Mr. Sovocool, .to' hold public hearing on
proposed zoning ordinance amendments on May 10, 1982 at 8:00 P.M. at the
Town Hall, Groton, N.Y. Ayes - Sovocool, Rankin, VanBenschoten, Carey,
Robinson,
There being no further business, Mr. Rankin moved to adjourn meeting,
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seconded by Mr. VanBenschoten at 9#50 P.M. Ayes ovocool, Rankin,
VanBenschoten, Carey, Robinson,
Colleen D. Pierson
Town Clerk
MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING HELD-MON DAY..MAY 0 q82 AT '�� 0 P.M.. ,
Those present. Teresa M. Robinson, Supervisor
Francis P. Carey, Councilman
Ellard L. Sovocool, Councilman
Gordon C. VanBenschoten, Councilman
Verl Rankin, Jr. , Councilman
Jack Fitzgerald, Attorney
Also present: Leland Cornelius, Phil Shurtliff, Wayne Hall and approx.
ten citizens for Rt. 38 Cable TV Line Extension
Mr. Rankin moved that minutes of April 12 be approved as mailed. Seconded
by Mr. Carey. Ayes Sovocool, Rankin, VanBenschoten, Carey, Robinson,
Highway Fund Claim Nos. 128 to 153 in the amount of $6,208. 18 and General
Fund Claim Nos. 116 to 137 in the amount of $4,105.73 were presented for
audit. Mr. Carey moved that the bills be paid and the; clerk instructed to
draw warrant for them. Seconded by Mr. Sovocool, " Ayes Sovocool, Rankin,
VanBenschoten, Carey, Robinson,
Phil Shurtliff reported there was a vacancy on the Environmental Management
Council. Lyle Raymond was appointed previously to represent the town.
Official notification of the appointment will be mailed to the county.
Gypsy moth is the main county problem right now. Mr. Shurtliff asked
Leland Cornelius to accompany him and Mr. Mobbs on a sour 'of Groton on
Wednesday, May 12 at 1:00 *PM*
Hazel Hunter was present on behalf of the Senior Citizens to thank the Town
Board for their generous donations that made it possible for the Senior
Citizens to go on bus-trips. These trips are enjoyed by 70 75 people.
Mrs. Hunter plans to resign as of December 1982,
Wayne Hall, Manager of American Community Cablevision, spoke to board and
Route 38 residents, regarding Cable TV Line Extension, 'Area lies within
village 6/10 of a mile. Footages axe correct -- did follow pole line when
measuring total length of 1.48 mil.tes. He had prepared some options for
consideration: 1) spread cost evenly over entire town; 2) low rate 26.72
and high side 34.92 -- simple payback analysis with project payoff in three
years or 20.06 and 26.00 in four years; 3) spread whole thing over entire
town - Present rate $6,00 extra to all subscribers would be $4,41;