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July 8, 1969
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Town Clerk presented the Board a list of names compiled by Assessors Holden
and Murray.,`concerning violations of the Junk Yard Ordinance. Followino- resolution
offered:
RESOLUTION by Mr. Ferris:
RESOLITED that
said
list
of names be withheld and tabled,
pending Town Attorney's
interpretation of
said
Junk
Yard Ordinance.
Seconded by Mr. Howell,
Carried
Certificate receij=ed from the State Board of Equalization and Assessment giving
notice that on June 17, 1969 the final equalization rate for the Town of Lansing
was 81 %.
RESOLUTTON offered by Mr. Howell:
RESOLVED that Wiley Sutphin and Bernard Campbell, Custodians, be authorized to
attend a two day course in Jamestown,. New York to receive intensive training on
voting machine set -up, ballot and printing layout and general maintenance of the
voting machine.
Seconded by rr. Spry.
Carried
AUDIT RESOLUTION by Tor. .Spry a.nd seconded by Mr. Howell:
RESOLVED that General Fund bills 4182 through #213 totalling $8,820.17
and Highway Fund bills #200 through #225 totalling $17,559.99, be and the
same are hereb y approved for payment,
Carried
On motion of Justice Ferris, meeting adjourned 10:25 P.M.
August 12, 1969
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A Special Meeting was held at 4 P.M. at the Lansing Water Works Building on
N. Triphammer Road to discuss with the Town Highway Supt. and the County Highway
Supt., the drainage - problem in the Schoenfeld & Triphammer Shopping Center area
and to the east thereof.
Persons present were: Co. Highway Supt. Stevenson, Town Highway Supt,
Sharpsteen, Roger Friedbauer, Otto Schoenfeld, R. McDowell, Harris Dates,
Manley Thaler, James Howell, Atty. Robert Williamson, Eng. Thomas Miller and
Jane Bush.
The storm water drainage system problems in the area encompassing the
Triphammer Shopping Center and adjacent properties were thoroughly discussed by all
persons present.
The Town of Lansing has instructed Eng. T.G. Miller to make a preliminary study
of the drainage pattern-and submit recommendations for the size of culverts to be
installed to solve the existing problems. The study to consist of .(1) Warren Road
to west end of the Friedbauer development, (2) East side of�Cinema Drive from the
power line north to Route 13, (3) All remaining areas involved.
The Co. Highway Supt. and Town Highway Supt, to- advise Manley Thaler the size
of pipe to be installed on the north side of Sheraton Drive,
Otto Schoenfeld and Manley Thaler assured complete cooperation, pending the
Town of Lansing recommendations.
Meeting adjourned 5:20 P.M.
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August 12, 1969
The Lansing Town Board met in Regular Session at the Lansing Town Hall on
August 12, 1969 at 8 P.M, with Supervisor Dates presiding,
ROLL CALL
Harris B. Dates Supervisor Present
Floyd Ferris Town Justice Present
Charles Howell Councilman Present
James Kidney Councilman Absent
Fred Spry Town Justice Present
Donald Sharpsteen Highway Superintendent Present
Robert Williamson Town Attorney Present
Jane Bush Town Clerk Present
Visitors: James Howell, Kenneth Tarbell, Lee Naegely, James Showacre, Lyman Fisher,
Frank Horvath, C.H. Murray, Journal Reporter Walsh, Samuel Baughman.
MOTION by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Howell that the minutes of the July 8th
meeting as submitted by the Town Clerk be accepted.
Carried
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT # JOSEPH W. MC GILL.
WHEREAS, Joseph W. McGill was elected Town Clerk of the Town of Lansing in the
year 1923, and
WHEREAS, the said Joseph W. McGill served continuously until his retirement
December 31, 1963, during which time he gave unselfishly of his time and efforts to
serve all people in a considerate, courteous and attentive way, and
WHEREAS, the said Joseph W. McGill, continued, following his retirement, to
maintain his active interest and devotion to the'People of the Town of Lansing
during the remainder of his life, and
WHEREAS, the said Joseph W. McGill passed from us on the 2nd day of August,
1969, now therefore be it
RESOLVED, by UNANIMOUS VOTE, that this Board expresses profund sorrow and its
sense of personal loss in the sudden and untimely death of Mr. McGill, affectionately
known and to be remembered by us as "Joe ".
RESOLVED FURTHER, that this Board extends its deepest sympathy to his widow and
son and that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to Mrs. McGill by the
Clerk of the Board.
Unanimously carried.
Frank Horvath presented a sketch outlining roads that he has under construction
to serve a new planned subdivision. The Town Board, Highway Supt. Sharpsteen and
Mr. Horvath discussed in detail the roads in question, after which time the follow_
ing resolutions were offered:
RESOLUTION: ACCEPTANCE OF ROAD- FRANKLYN.DRIVE
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Howell:
RESOLVED, on recommentation of Town Highway Superintendent Sharpsteen that
Franklyn Drive extension easterly, from N. Triphammer Road for about 2000 feet,
be accepted as a Town Road, subject to approval of deed to same and survey by
the Town Attorney, and be it further
RESOLVED, that said road will be known as Franklyn Drive.
Seconded by Mr. Spry.
Vote_ of
Vote of
Vote of
Vote of
Vote of
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Board . .(Aye)
Board . .(Aye)
Board .(Abse
Board .(Aye)
Board .(Aye)
Floyd Ferris, Town Justice
Charles Howell, Councilman
nt) James Kidney, Councilman
Fred Spry, Town Justice
Harris Dates, Supervisor
(continued)
Carried
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Continued August 12, 1969 A 7
RESOLUTION: INTENT TO ACCEPT ROAD
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Spry:
RESOLVED, on recommendation of Tovm Highway Superintendent Sharpsteen that the
road to be built by Frank Horvath from Franklyn Drive to Armstrong Road, will be
accepted by the Town Board when (1) It is built in accordance with highway specifi-
cations in existence at time of construction, (2) Proper deed and survey approved
'by- Town Attorney.
Seconded by Mr. Howell,
Vote
Vote
Vote
® Vote
Vote
of
of
of
of
of
Town Board .
Town Board .
Town Board .
Town Board .
Town Board .
. .(Aye) Charles Howell, Councilman
. .(Abstains) Floyd Ferris, Town Justice
. .(Absent) James Kidney, Councilman
. .(Aye) Fred Spry, Town Justice
. .(Aye) Harris Dates, Supervisor
Carried
The previous request of Roger Friedbauer, developer of Uptown Village, to the
Board to accept a newly constructed road was discussed in detail. The following
resolution was then offered:
RESOLUTION: ACCEPTANCE OF ROAD - UPTOWN ROAD
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Howell:
WHEREAS, Developer, Roger Friedbauer has constructed a road over lands of
Cornell University extending westerly from Warren Road along the north boundary of
the Town of Ithaca to the Town of Ithaca Road, said road being 60' in width, and
WHEREAS, the Town Superintendent has approved the construction of said road,
now therefore be it
RESOLVED, on recommendation of the Town Superintendent that said road be accepted
as a town highway subject to (1) the approval by the Town Attorney of a deed.to the
Town from Cornell University and a completed survey of same, and (2) the completion
and acceptance by the Town of Ithaca of the continuation of said road in the Town of
Ithaca, and be it further
RESOLVED, that the said Lansing section of said road be known as Uptown Road.
Seconded by Mr. Spry.
Vote of Town Board . . .(Aye) Floyd Ferris, Town Justice
Vote of Town Board . . .(Aye) Charles Howell, Councilman
Vote of'Town Board . . .(Absent) James Kidney, Councilman
Vote of Town Board . . .(Aye) Fred Spry, Town Justice
Vote of Town Board . . .(Aye) Harris Dates, Supervisor
Carried
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Spry:
RESOLVED that Helen Baugham, R.D. #1, Groton be appointed an Alternate
Democratic Inspector of Election in Dist. #2, and Harry. Boyer, 30 Atwater Rd.,
® Ithaca, be appointed an Alternate Democratic Inspector of Election in Dist. #3
for the term July 15, 1969 to July 15, 1970.
Seconded by Mr. Ferris.
Carried
Town Attorney Williamson reported on the meeting held at 4 P.M. on August 12th
at the Lansing Water Works Building. Said meeting pertaining to drainage system
problems as recorded on Page 25.
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Ferris:
RESOLVED that Fred Spry be authorized to attend the Justice School to be held
in Syracuse on August 15th and 16th, 1969 and that necessary expenses be a town
charge.
Seconded by Mr. Spry.
Carried
(continued)
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RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Ferris:
RESOLVED that Highway Superintendent Sharpsteen be authorized to attend the
New York State Association of Highway Superintendent's Convention to be held on
September 10, 11 and 12, 1969 at Bolton Landing and that necessary expenses be a
town charge.
Seconded by Mr. Howell,
Carried
Mr. Kenneth Tarbell, Assessor Chairman, reported that the assessed valuation
of real property including buildings for the year 1969 was $56,604,031, an increase
of $2,269,790 from 1968. Mr. Tarbell also explained the new law which permits new
agricultural buildings to be exempt from assessment for five.years after construction.
Dr. Lyman Fisher informed
his newly constructed, 60' wid
Oakcrest Road, said road to be
town to accept Sundowns Road.
descriptions of said road were
the Board that three persons had built new homes on
e right-of-way road,.located.south of his house to
known as Sundowns.Road.. Dr. Fisher requested the
The Board withheld any action until maps and
submitted for review.
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Spry:
RESOLVED that the Highway Superintendent be authorized to do work for the
Lansing Fire Department and said Fire Department to reimburse the Highway Department
for same.
Seconded by Mr. Ferris.
Carried
Highway Superintendent Sharpsteen requested permission to trade old pickup
truck for a new one. Board suggested he obtain prices and submit report.
Dr. Lyman Fisher suggested signs be posted, warning of the oncoming traffic
signal located at the Route 13 and N. Triphammer Road intersection. Board instructed
clerk to write the State Traffic Commission in regard to same.
Dr. Lyman Fisher suggested signs be erected at the entrances of the town
stating "Entering Town of Lansing." Discussed, no action taken at this time.
The Board reopened discussion of the hazardous intersection at the Peruville
and North Triphammer Roads. Upon the Board's recommendation, the clerk was advised
to -write County Highway Superintendent Stevenson, requesting signs be installed
warning of the "stop sign ahead ".
Supervisor Dates presented his monthly report and explained same in detail.
AUDIT RESOLUTION by Mr. Ferris and seconded by Mr..Spry:
RESOLVED that General Fund bills #214 through #249.totalling $9,647,87 and
Highway Fund bills #226 through #260 totalling $19,588.17, be and the same are
hereby approved for payment.
Carried
Meeting adjourned 9:50 P.M.
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