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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964-03-16i 1 March 16, 1964 r The Lansing Town Board met in regular session at the South Lansing Town Hall on March 16., 1964 at 8 P.M., with Supervisor Harris Dates presiding. Roll Call Hargis Dates Supervisor Present Floyd Ferris Justice Present Fred Spry Justice Present Charles Howell Councilman Present James Kidney Councilman Absent Donald Sharpsteen Highway Supt. Present Kenneth A. Tarbell Assessor Chr: Present Jane Bush Clerk Present Robert Williamson, Atty; Present Visitors: Robert Wickens, Oliver Holden, Otto Schoenfeld, Harry Hamilton, Manley'Thaler, Edwin Filmer, Mr. Dougherty, The Supervisor opened the meeting with the roll call and having the Clerk read the minutes of thetFebruary 18th meeting. No corrections. Approved as read. Clerk presented bills for Audit, The Supervisor introduced Mr. Schoenfeld, his Atty. Harry Hamilton and Atty. Manley Thaler. They were concerned regarding a prior commitment made by the Town. Board on October 1,-1955 for constructing 1000 feet of road for Mr. Schoenfeld's development in the south end of the town, adjacent to the Triphammer Shopping plaza.. Discussion was held and a letter confirming same was written and on file with the Clerk, Oliver Holden discussed the request- being made by the people of Myers for a light district. The district would extend from Rte. 34 by Lansing Central School through ?dyers to Myers Heights. A petition is currently being dirculated. Atty, Williamson explained in detail'what information the petitions must contain. Fifty -one per cent of the landowners of taxable property must approve the petitions before the board can take action. Supervisor Dates read a letter from the Water Resources Commission regarding the hearing scheduled for Harch 20, 1964 in the matter of the Application of Glenside Water Company, Inc., for approval of its use of a source of water supply and of its financial and engineering plans for the construction of a water supply system, The letter stated that the hearing had been postponed but will now be held at the Lansing Town Hall on April 9, 1964 at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon. The date of hearing was changed by the Commission at the request of Allan H. Treman, attorney for the water company, due to prior commitments. This hearing concerns the request of Glenside Water Co., Inc.-, for a modification of previous decisions of the Commission to permit the Glenside Water Co., Inc. to serve water in the area bounded on the west and north by a line parallel to and 500 feet north of the northerly right -of -way line of N.Y.S. Highway Route No, 13 Bypass, The Commission also proposes to hear testimony and arguments with respect to extending the time limit for submitting to the Commission by Glenside Water Co., Inc., proof of its ability fully to finance its proposed project and with respect to extending the time limit for the completion of the works to be constructed in connection with it. Attye Williamson explained Glenside Water Co., Inc., application in connection with Hearing on 4/9/1964. Atty, Williamson was directed to contact the Water Resource Commission to secure permission to be heard on behalf of the Town at, the public hearing to be held on April 9, also directed to contact the State Senate regarding same, Supervisor Dates informed the Board. that he had received a letter from the New York State Department of Civil Service stating that the Health Insurance is to increase effective June 1, 1964. Supervisor Dates read letter from Koppers Co. Inc. results on Liquid Bituminous Letting that was held on F for Tompkins County Highway Dept. including Towns, Vill Municipalities therein. On file with clerk, 6 I� L G vti " once is ere,ih��� given tha h nand o Ghe it�rn o£ 1 *.- ofPompkins, State o£ Ne b 1,adopted the following resolution. R j ,'solved that pursuant to See. 1660 a the Vehicle & Traffic i,aw o _L khe State of New York, any nth the gross weight _ in excess GS tons Per axle shall he excluded t> w. , ! froin, any Town Highway of the wn l.f;t` OfI.�nsing when so posted. Suc r usio shall ,take effect upo t ` -'•., erXcn of siSns on thm . sects liwa• fr Tn vl ch. such v iple ara 0 tf8 0lq- d. •1 t ''. B OfiD II O tfS•'. OW O. s. ns Bush, own G ',; P nr I •ta ck 1984 �•' 67� ;1 �9M 69M �;�64P 70B 70B 70M 66B . ?3 73 74 73A 66D March 16, 1964 Continued Supervisor Dates read.price list received from Empire State Culver Corp., concerning Perforated Corrugated Metal Pipe Underdrain. ` Supervisor Dates received from Albany, New York, the second report of the Temporary State Commission on Per Capita Aid. Filed with clerk. Supervisor Dates informed the Board that, he had received a Certificate from the State Board. of Equalization and Assessment stating "Notice is hereby given that on Mar. 4, 1964 the State Board of Equalization and Assessment determined the.final state equalization rate for the Town of Lansing is 42 %. Filed with clerk.: Supervisor Dates read two letters, dated Feb. 20, 1964 and Mar. 4, 1964 from the State of New York, Department of Motor Vehicles, concerning the traffic control on the newly constructed portion of Route 34 in the Town of Lansing. Letters on file with clerk. Supervisor Dates presented the Examination of Accounts of the Supervisor for the Town of Lansing, year ending December 31, 1963. Also attached were the summaries of the dockets of Town of Lansing Justices Ferris and Spry for the year ending 1963.` This report was gone over by the Board and explained in detail by Mr. Dates. Mr. Dates filed same with clerk for all interest citizens in the Town of Lansing to examine. Also presented his monthly statement to Town Board and explained same. Resolution by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Howell: Resolved that the highway Superintendent by authorized to advertise, pursuant to Highway Law #142, for bids on bucket loader and grader. Bids to be opened March 28th, 1964bat 10 A.M. at the Lansing Town Hall, Carried all present voted Aye. Motion made by Mr. Ferris and seconded by Mr. Spry to pay General Fund bills #43 through #59• Carried all present voted Aye. Motion made by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Howell to pay Highway bills. #56 through #84, Carried all present voted Aye. It was decided by the Town Board to hold the Regular Town Board Meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 8 P.M. The Supervisor adjourned the meeting until March 28th at 10':00.Ao14. at which time a special meeting will be held to publicly open bids on the bucket loader and grader as advertised. 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Perforated.Corrugated.Metal Pipe_Underdrain 16" 18.Ra. Em ire .60' I� J Size 1 18" ,21t' 24" 301 361. , 421 481 54 .721 84" 96" . Gauge mop Ch_ emung $.88 w._. Bituminous- Coated,- Galvanized, .Plain' Galvanized Pipe Corrugated Metal with paved 'invert 16 Em ire 1.6 Em ire X2.2 1 Empire 2.00 12-35 Empire 2.9 1 Empire 1..9 Em ire &2960 19 Empire Empire 03.00 1 Empire §2o2O Empire 900 14 Em ire 2.70 Empire 3950 12 Empire 13*43 0 Empire 0 . 1 Empire 2. 0 Empire 0• 1 Chemun Chemung IkO26 12 Empire $p . 0 Empire ,2 1 E ire 3.. Empire .7 12 ire .2 Empire .2 10 ire .7 Empire 1 Empire. . 0 Empire 000 12 Em ire §6*25 Empire 7.7 10 Empire :00 Empire 9. 0 2 Empire, 7. 0 Empire 000. 10 Empire 90 0 Aire 11900 12 Empire b* 50 Empire 10.2 M ire I0. ..Empire 12. 0 Empire. 13,00 Em ire 1 0 12 Em ire 10,1 pare 12.2. 10. ire 13,00 Empire 15,900 Em or 1 . 0' Empire 1792 10 Em ire 1 . Empire 1 .7 Empire 1 .00 Empire. 19.2 10 Empire 4017.2 nn, ire 20.00 ire V 20o 5O Empire 2360 1 Emp ire .21900 Empire "2 .00 Em ire 12 :7 ire V28. 00 r4wo 027. 50 Empire 43laOO Price of Standard Width Bands: 15" -60" charged as 1' 'of .Pipe. 72 " -96" charged as 12 of 'Pipe* Empire State Culver Corporation-.Groton' Now. York Chemung.Suplly Corporation- Elmira, New York VY STEEL PIPE - Free from Excessive Rust and having square ends. 20" 5/16" --Wall Wallace Steel; .$2m48 24 5/16" Wall Wallace Steel 04.35 3011 A" Wall Wallace Steel $6.79: Chemung $6..79 , •36" 3/8" Wall I Chemung 48.69 4211 ' 3/811 Wall Wallace Steel " O.10.89' 48 Wall Wallace Steel. $11.49 6011 • ? 11 Wall Wallace steel $18.91 7211 Wall Chemung'Supply $21924 8141! 2" Wall Chemung Sup ljr,$27.44 96 "" Wall Chemung Supply' ,294. 10811 ` �" Wail . Wallace Steel - X31989 120" 5/8" Wall Wallace.Steel $33.75 GUIDE RAIL - CHEMUNG SUPPLY 12 Guage Painted $1.14 Per Ft-. 12 Guage Galvanized $1.28 Per.Ft.• Ends-- Painted t 42.79 Each Ends — Galvanized 43.00 Each 1 i VY STEEL PIPE - Free from Excessive Rust and having square ends. 20" 5/16" --Wall Wallace Steel; .$2m48 24 5/16" Wall Wallace Steel 04.35 3011 A" Wall Wallace Steel $6.79: Chemung $6..79 , •36" 3/8" Wall I Chemung 48.69 4211 ' 3/811 Wall Wallace Steel " O.10.89' 48 Wall Wallace Steel. $11.49 6011 • ? 11 Wall Wallace steel $18.91 7211 Wall Chemung'Supply $21924 8141! 2" Wall Chemung Sup ljr,$27.44 96 "" Wall Chemung Supply' ,294. 10811 ` �" Wail . Wallace Steel - X31989 120" 5/8" Wall Wallace.Steel $33.75 GUIDE RAIL - CHEMUNG SUPPLY 12 Guage Painted $1.14 Per Ft-. 12 Guage Galvanized $1.28 Per.Ft.• Ends-- Painted t 42.79 Each Ends — Galvanized 43.00 Each 1 r LIMESTONE (Loaded into 'County;Town . or, ,Villages Trucks-.at S.. Lansing.Plant) lA •Cauyga Crushed, Stone $2.00 Per Ton-: 1 n u n $1.80 Per Ton. 2 tt n tt, :' . X1.80 Per Ton: , t1 fl ..4. tI . 3 $1:S0: Per To.n.' Dust " " ' " .*80, BITUMINOUS PLANT MIX .(Loaded .. into' CQ..jown,Village Trucks at S,Lansin.) Binder ,Course - General Crushed Stone 066.00 -.Per Ton.' Base Course: lA " X6.25 e'er Ton. .. Top Courses '.1A and 1AC I " . $6.50 Per Ton, PBever 61(J W: Per :Day Haulhg . 62 cents per ton mile. Noyes Material Furnished =:. Loaded into.County or Item #. Designation Grade Heated & Applied ,Town Owned'.Distributor 67B MC -30 $.1850 Per i550 Per Gal.._ :Gal. C. MC -70 .,1 0 Per al. l' 0 er Gal. MC-25.0 ..1 0 er Gal. .1 0 Rer Gal. - 00 .l 0 ' Per Gal. *1550- ,Per Gal. ' RC- 0 0 er al .� ' .1 . 0 Per Gal. 69MA n - 9 HE .1 b50 Per Gal. .1550 er Gal. 69K R - 00 .1 850 Per Gal. ` .1550 er -Gal. 100 -120 .1 0 er Gal. .1 0 6r. -Gal 70B RS- .1 0:. e'r Gal: 61 00 er Gal. 72 .1670 er• G . A400 Per Gal. RS- 0 er Gal. *1450 Fer,Gal. 66G RS- 3K ;:TSB 0` ; es ' Gal . 14 0 Per Gal. 73 RT- 5 A *2 .0 Per . Gal 00 Per Gal.. . .1 73 RT.- B .2100 er. Gal . .1. 00 er Galk . RT -2 A.' .2100 Per Gal. 01600 d�*2100 Par Ga -l. 7 A RT- B .2500 er.'.Gal. Per. Gala D. MS- 3K Furnished . Heat'ed . ' Haulad , and incorporated through ,a inotor paver -, Koppers 950 Per G rj F