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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-11-184 2 November 18, 1969
The Lansing Town Board met in regular session at the South Lansing Town Hall on
November 18, 1969 at 8 P.M. with Supervisor Dates presiding
Harris Dates
Floyd Ferris
Charles Howell
James Kidney
Fred Spry
Donald :Sharpsteen `
Robert Williamson
Jane Bush
ROLL CALL
Supervisor
Present
Town Justice
Present
Councilman
Present
Councilman
Present
Town Justice.
Present
Highway Superintendent
Present
.Town Attorney
Present
Clerk
Present
Visitors: James Howell, Kenneth Tarbell, C.H. Murray, Oliver Holden, Wiley Sutphin,
Dr. Broad, Reporter Walsh and fifteen guests:
Supervisor Dates called the meeting to order at 8 P.M. at which time he
introduced Dr. Robert H. Broad, Tompkins County Commissioner of Health.
Dr. Broad spoke of the problem of burning on the Collins Refuse Site and
offered the following alternatives. (1) to surrender the responsibility to the
State; or (2) each town participating and cooperating until such time a county-
wide refuse disposal plan in implemented. Dr. Broad preferred the second approach
and requested that the Town Board allow Mr. Collins the use of the Lansing dump
for the refuse that he collected. from Lansing residents. The Board discussed the
proposal offered by Dr. Broad and agreed that Mr. Collins be allowed to use the
Lansing dump on a temporary basis for refuse collected from Lansing residents,
however, in accepting such an agreement it was the consensus of opinion by the
Board that the Collins dump be completely closed down. Justice Ferris, Chairman
of the Lansing Dump, reported that Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Keeney had requested for
exclusive salvage rights of the Lansing dump in return for their services in
controlling and maintaining the dump with town owned equipment. A fence and gate
would have to be installed. Mr. Ferris directed by the Board to contact Mr. Keeney
and Mr. Collins to discuss and prepare agreements for the Board's consideration.
MOTION by Mr. Spry and seconded by Mr. Howell that the minutes of the
Sept. 9th, 30th, Oct. 8th, 21st, 31st, Nov. 6, 10th. and 13th ;meetings as submitted
by the Town Clerk be accepted.
Carried
Letter read from B.A. Mazza, Attorney for a group interested in erecting
large ;Hotel on N. Triphammer Rd. and requesting assurance of adequate water and
sewer facilities.
Letter of appreciation read from Lansing Lion's Club for efforts and coop-
eration provided by Lansing Highway employees:.
Letter received from Lansing Highway Association stating that said association
had agreed to accept the proposals submitted by the Lansing Town Board for the
1970 Contract. Said proposals recorded in minutes of October 31, 1969 and
November 10, 1969. Board instructed Supervisor Dates to exercise Agreement with
Highway Association and the Town of Lansing in accordance to accepted proposals.
Peter
Craig, Planning Board Member,
requested the
Town Board to
take action
as soon as
possible to replace James Wood,
an inactive
member of said
Planning Board.
Bond sale
discussed.
Atty. Williamson instructed by the Town
Board to
contact Dykes,
Galloway
and Dikeman, Bonding Attorney's and request
an opinion
on eliminating
from the
bond sale, the serial bonds issued for the
construction
of the highway
garage.
The Board is considering paying the garage
delbt, over
a five year period.
Supervisor presented monthly reports and explained in detail.
AUDIT RESOLUTION by Mr. Kidney:
RESOLVED that General Fund bills #302 through # 349 totalling $ 5,517.84
and Highway Fund bills #313 through #338 totalling $ 7,270.41be and the same are
hereby approved for payment.
Seconded by Mr. Spry,
Carried
Meeting adjourned 10:00 P.M.
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