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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-10-30continued October 21, 1969 35 to investigate the possibilities of bri4ng-civil actions to halt the burning at'.the dump. The Board also agreed to ask Dr. Broad and Mr. Liguori to attend a meeting and explain how and when expeditious and effective solutions. could be reached. Wiley Sutphin inquired if the Board had taken any action on the requests of the Highway Association in regard to the 1970 contract. Chairman Howell stated that no action had been taken, however, a special meeting will be held by the Board before the next regular Town Board Meeting, Raymond Kulakosky inquired if the Town Board had taken any action on Belvedere Drive. Following discussion, Mr. Spry offered the following resolution: RESOLUTION offered by-Mr. Spry: WHEREAS, Donald Sharpsteen has approved the construction of the easterly extension of Stonehaven Drive and Belnedere:-Drive and turn around, now therefore be it ® RESOLVED on motion by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Ferris that said roads be and are hereby accepted as town roads of the Town of Lansing. Vote of Town Board . .(Aye) Floyd Ferris, Town Justice' Vote of Town Board . .(Aye) Fred Spry, Town Justice Vote of Town Board . .(Aye) Charles Howell, Councilman Carried Mr-. Kulakosky presented to the Board and Highway Superintendent for review, a sketch of two new proposed .roads to be constructed. Said roads to be known as Birchwood Drive and Springbrook Drive. Mr. Frank Horvath discussed the Resolution passed on August 12, 1 -969 in regard to the Town's acceptance of Franklyn Drive, subject to approval and survey of deed by Town. Attorney. Atty. Williamson directed to complete acceptance transactions. Mr. Alex. Cima requested the Toim Board to consider accepting a newly constructed road, namely, Sky Acres Drive. Highway Supt. Sharpsteen and. Town Board to meet Thursday, Oct. 23rd at 4-:30 P.M. to review road before any decision is made. Highway Supt. Sharpsteen discussed the condition of the lower part of the Gulf Road. Plans for widening and straightening out the curve were underway. Water Supt. Howell spoke of the problems regarding the quanity and quality of the water supply in District #1.- AUDIT RESOLUTION by Mr. Spry: RESOLVED that General Fund bills #272 through # 301 totalling $ 8,018.48 Highway Fund bills #285 through #312 totalling $ 8,944.48 be-and the same are hereby approved for payment. Seconded by Mr. Ferris, Carried Meeting adjourned 10:10 P.M. October 31, 1969 ® The Lansing Town Board met in Special Session cn October 31, 1969 at 8 P.M. with Supervisor Dates presiding. Said meeting called by the Supervisor to discuss pending negotiations for a 1970 Agreement between the Town of Lansing and the Lansing Highway Association. All members duly notified by mail of said meeting. ROLL CALL Harris B. Dates Supervisor Present Charles Howell Councilman Present Fred Spry Town Justice Present Donald Sharpsteen Highway Superintendent Present Jane Bush Clerk Present The Board discussed the requests submitted by the Highway ASSOCiation to be added to the present contract for the year 1970. Following discussion, the Board instructed the clerk to write the Highway Association of the Board's proposals for consideration by the Association, which were as follows: (1) Under our present contract item IV. WORK DAY AND WORK WEEK: The basic work week to be changed from­-a _-.45 hour week - 9 hours per day for five days to read - 40 hours a week _ 8 hours per day for five days. This change made according to law. (continued) I V 36 Continued October 31, 1969 (2) Under our present contract item V. HOLIDAYS: The following additions to be added to holidays are: Veteran's Day, Lincoln's birthday and election day, making a total of nine paid holidays. (3) Under VI. VACATION -To remain the same. (4) Under VII. SICK LEAVE:'To be added to the present agreement, "A maximum of three of the twelve days per year may be used, if prior approval is given by the department head, for personal business." Hourly rates as follows: The MEO now receiving $3.30 per hour to be raised to $3.75 per hour. The MEO now receiving $3.15 per hour to be raised to $3.60 per hour. The MEO now receiving $2.95 per hour to be raised to $3.35 per hour. Laborer $2.50 per hour. Any new MEO - starting salary to be $2.50 per hour. All over -time pay to be on straight time. • The Lansing Town Board will -meet on Monday night, November 10th at 8:00 P.M. to discuss with the negotiating committee of the Lansing Highway Association the new contract for 1970. Meeting adjourned 9:35 P.M. November 6, 1969 The Lansing Town .Board met in Special Session on November 6, 1969 at 8 P.M. with Supervisor Dates presiding to conduct a Public Hearing on Local Law #1,-1969, Public Hearing on Special Districts and Public Hearing on Preliminary Budget for the year 1970 and any other business that may come before said Board. Said meeting set as per meetings of October 8th and October 21st, 1969. ROLL CALL Harris Dates Supervisor Present Floyd Ferris Town Justice Present Charles Howell Town Councilman Present James Kidney Town Councilman Absent Fred Spry Town Justice Present Donald Sharpsteen Highway Superintendent Present - Jane Bush Clerk Present Visitors: John Ettinger, Max Crozier, Louis Bush, C.H..Murray, William Stephans, Arthur Hein and Reporter Walsh. Proof of notice having been furnished by the Town Clerk, the Public Hearing on Local Law #1, 1969, REGULATION OF TRAFFIC AT THE TRIPHAMT -TER, SHOPPING PLAZA, was called to order at 7:45 P.M. by Supervisor Dates. Clerk read proposed Local Law #1. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard and no objections being made to said local law, the hearing was terminated. The Town Board at this time discussed the Hearing just held on a proposed Local Law #1, 1969, after which time the following resolution was offered for adoption: WHEREAS, a public hearing has been held on proposed Local Law #1, regulating to traffic at the Triphammer Shopping Plaza on November 6, 1969 at 7:45 P.M. in the evening thereof, and WHEREAS, no one appeared objecting to same, now therefore be it • RESOLVED, by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Howell that said Local Law #1, 1969 relating to Regulation of traffic at the Triphammer Shopping Plaza be and the same is hereby adopted. REGULATION OF TRAFFIC AT THE TRIPH,*91ER SHOPPING PLAZA Section 1. This local law is adcpted pursuant to Section 1640 -a of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York at the request of the owner of the Trip- hammer Shopping Plaza located in the Town of Lansing, Tompkins County, New York. Section 2. The following traffic regulation shall be in effect from the effective date of this Local Law at the Triphammer Shopping Plaza parking area: (a) Parking, standing, or stopping of vehicles within an area 30 feet from the edge of the sidewalk and /or face of the Triphammer Shopping Plaza building on the northeast and west sides of said building is prohibited except for vehicles delivering merchandise. (continued)