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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-12-3044 Continued December 9, 1969'
Supervisor Dates expressed his sincere appreciation to the Lansing Town Board for
their confidence and loyality during his years of office as Town of Lansing Supervisor.
To each and every member he.acknowledged the privilege and pleasure it had been to be
associated with them.
Meeting adjourned until Tuesday, December 30, 1969'at 8 P.M.
Adjourned 9:10 P.M.
December 30, 1969
The Lansing Town Board met in an adjourned meeting at 8 P.M. as called by the
Supervisor at the adjournment of the Regular Meeting held December 9, 1969.
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
Jane Bush Clerk Present
Robert Williamson- Town Attorney Present
Visitors: Eng. T.G. Miller, Reporter Walsh, Lee Naegely; Edward LaVigne, Louis Bush,
Stephen Farkas and Water Supt. James Howell,
Supervisor Dates called the meeting to order at 8 P.M. Following roll call,
Mr. Dates requested Engineer T.G. Miller to bring the board up -to -date on pending
matters confronting the town.
Engineer Miller presented a storm drainage plan for the area southeast of inter-
section of N. Triphammer Road and Route 13. Said plan was discussed in detail.
Engineer Miller presented a Feasibility Study Report on expanding Lansing Water
District No. 2 to serve Ludlowville, the Sperry Lane and Lakeview Drive area, the
west Myers Road area.and the Brickyard & Buck Road area. Said study report was
authorized by the Lansing Town Board on July 8; 1969. Mr. Miller estimated the
project cost to expand the proposed extensions to be $625,000, therefore, the cost
to the average property owner would range between $250.00 to $265.00 per year.
Mr. Miller concluded his report by stating that it did not seem feasible to expand
the facilities of Lansing Water Dist. #2 at the present time. However,.a change in
either the prospects for growth or a reduction in interest rates would warrant a new
look at the project.
T.G. Miller, Engineer was authorized by the Board to submit cost estimates on
extending Water District #2 to: (1) include and serve only the Ludlowville area,
and (2) extend service to properties (approximately seven houses) on Ludlowville Road
as far as Brickyard Road.
T.G. Miller, Engineer presented final plans for the construction of Bolton Road_
N.Y.S. Route 34 to Bolton Point on Cayuga Lake. He estimated that if the 4,600 feet
of road were built by contract the construction cost would be $125,000 to $1509000.000
If the Town Highway Department constructed the road, the estimated expense for
drainage pipe, guide railing, bin type retaining wall and asphalt concrete would be
$25,000.00 to $30,000.000
Mr. Miller authorized to submit preliminary plan and cost estimate on the
development of a permanent source of water supply at Bolton Point. Plan to be
presented in approximately six weeks.
Atty. Williamson discussed with the Board, the progress of OlBrien & Gere
in regard to the final drawings for the completion of Lansing Sewer Dist. #2.
Following discussion, the Board felt a meeting with the Engineers of O'Brien&
Gere on the matter was indicated. Atty. Williamson requested to contact the
Engineers and request their representative to attend the regular Town Board
Meeting to be held January 9th.
The Town Board expressed many thanks to the Lansing Highway Employees who
worked long and hard in cleaning up during the recent snow-storm. Also thanked
Mrs. Sharpsteen_ for meals prepared for the highway crews and citizens for their
helpful assistance.
Mr. Ferris discussed the town dump. No contracts have been negotiated with
Collins for the use 'of dump. Mr. Ferris instructed to notify Chauncey Bush to
continute.'present operations until notified otherwise.
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Continued December 30,'1969
Resignation received from Oliver D. Holden, submitting his resignation as
Assessor, effective as of'January 1, 1970.
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Ferris:
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RESOLVED that the Resolution "Providing for the consolidation and sale into
one issue of serial bonds aggregating $1,549,750.00.heretofore separately authorized
for various purposes" be and the same is hereby recinded.
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 ................(Aye) Fred Spry, Town Justice
Vote of Town Board ..:.............(Aye) Harris Dates, Supervisor
Carried
Town Justice, Fred Spry, made the following statement to the Board:
"Today ends nine years of serving on the Lansing Town Board for me. I wish to
take this opportunity to thank those dedicated men who served with me over these
years, for making my stay enjoyable and rewarding. Sad as this occasion seems to
be for me at this time, I am fully convinced that to carry on the justice job with
the vigor and singleness of purpose that the salvation of the system required,
necessitates the job remain apart from the legislature procedure.
Local government is being attacked
Women Voters, and people of power in hi
by even the remotest chance of conflict
the last of the real local structures -
Town Justice Courts,
from all sides, by do- gooders, League's of
;h offices, that to lessen our effectiveness
of interest is to chance the removal of
the court closest to the people - the
To the new town board, remember you are the spokesmen of all the people of
Lansing, not just yourself. Remember the people elected you, not because they felt
you.had all the right answers, but rather you had the ability to enact their wishes,
even sometimes above your personal feelings. So I am retiring from the board but
my interest in your activities remains the same. I wish you and our new Supervisor
all of the best for the coming year and promise to run your Justice Court to the
best of my ability. If I leave with one single wish, it is that you build on to
what we have done, - go forward in your own way of course, remember that our mistakes
die with us and you will have enough of your own to replace them. Worry not what
we have done - make sure you go forward - the future of Lansing was never brighter -
yours is the privilege to keep it the same. Thank you."
First meeting for the year 19 70 was set for Friday, January 9th at 8 P.M.
On Motion meeting adjourned.
RESOLUTION offered by Mr. Howell:
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RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be authorized to make the following budgetary
transfers:
From General Fund to Highway Fund as follows:
To: General Repairs and Special Improvements Item #1 $3,885.30
To: Highway Machinery Fund Item #3 19436.02
To: Snow and. Miscellaneous Item #4 69678.68
12,000.00
From Bridge Fund Item #2 to Highway Machinery Fund Item #3
Seconded by Mr. Spry.
Carried
$1 ►119.37