HomeMy WebLinkAbout2001-09-19REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING
Date: September 19, 2001
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: Lansing Town Hall Board Room
AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order.
2. Roll Call.
3. Privilege of the Floor:
A - Peter Meskill - County Sheriff
B - Rick Allen - Hillcrest
C - Dick Charsky - NYSEG
D - Bill Stambro - Alessandro Drive - Right -of -Way
E - Anyone wishing to address the Board.
4, Vital Committee's Initiative - County Planning,
5, Engineer's Report.
6, Highway Superintendent's Report.
7. Code Enforcement Officer's Report,
8, Approve Audit.
9. NYS Environmental Facilities Corp. - Resolution.
10. Board Member's Reports.
11, Approve Minutes of July 18th & August 15th,
12, Executive Session if needed.
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September 19, 2001
The Lansing Town Board met in Regular Session at the Lansing Town Hall Board Room
at 7:00 p.m. with Supervisor Farkas presiding.
The Supervisor called the meeting to order and had the clerk take the Roll Call,
Herbert Beckwith
Katrina Greenly
Meg Overstrom
Francis Shattuck
Stephen Farkas
Bonita Boles
Richard John
ROLL CALL
Councilperson
Present
Councilperson
Present
Councilperson
Present
Councilperson
Absent
Supervisor
Present
Town Clerk
Present
Town Attorney
Present
VISITORS: Pete Larson, Dick Platt, Tom Todd, Jack French, Tom Kirby, Susan Brock,
Peter Meskill, Al Lacko, Gregg Travis, Rick Allen, Douglas McEver, Dick Charsky, George
Frantz, Debbie Teeter, Robert Burgaore, Chuck Benson and a couple of other residents.
Everyone said the Pledge of Anllegiance and then held a moment of silence for all of the
unfortunate happenings.
Mr. Farkas stated that there would be an addition to the agenda. This addition would be
adding a representative from Crown Alliance.
SHERIFF - PETER MESKILL:
Sheriff Meskill handed out many brochures and literature to the Board and left extras for
anyone interested. He also passed out a zone map and explained the areas that the Sheriffs
department is responsible for. He stated that the County has proposed the following cuts in his
budget:
2 patrol deputies
1 correction officer
1 secretary/clerk
He asked the Town Board and anyone present for their help in trying to keep the above
personnel in the 2002 Budget. Mr. Farkas stated that he will attend the next Budget meeting and
express his concerns with the proposed cuts.
RICK ALLEN - 43 FOREST ACRES DRIVE•
Mr. Allen asked for the Board's help in redirecting his driveway from entering Hillcrest
Road to entering Bean Hill Road. Mr. Larson stated that he was in favor of this change as he felt
it would be much safer to enter Bean Hill rather than Hillcrest. The following resolution was than
offered:
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Overstrom:
WHEREAS, the Town of Lansing Highway Department having completed the
realignment of Bean Hill Road and related drainage work, all in accordance with the Town plan
for the realignment of the Bean Hill and Hillcrest Road intersection; and
WHEREAS, as a result of such road realignment, the Town of Lansing has retained a
small parcel of property on the southeast side of the new location of Bean Hill Lane being a part
of tax map number 41. -1 -11.1, adjacent to a parcel of property identified as tax map parcel
number 41. -1 -11.4; and
WHEREAS, the owners of tax map number 41.- 1- 111.4, Richard Allen and Anne K.
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Wessels, have requested that the Lansing Town Board consider selling the parcel of Town land
adjacent to their land in order to allow the construction of a driveway from their property to Bean
Hill Lane; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Lansing has determined that such property
is not required for the Town of Lansing operations, therefore, it is hereby
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing authorizes the sale of the
above described surplus property being a part of tax map number 41. -1 -11.1 to Richard Allen
and Anne K. Wessels with the buyers to be responsible for all costs and fees related to the
transaction, and authorizes the Town Supervisor to execute such documents as necessary to
complete the sale of the property, and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sale is subject to a Request for a Permissive
Referendum by the residents of the Town.
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
DEBBIE TEETER - TOMPKINS COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
AGRICULTURE PROGRAM:
Ms. Teeter spoke about the Town Agriculture profiles. She handed out copies of the
Town Agriculture Profiles and went over it with the Board Members. She stated that the Town of
Lansing has more Agriculture land than any other Town in the County. An updated map
regarding agricultural land is in the making.
GEORGE FRANTZ - GEORGE FRANTZ AND ASSOCIATES:
Mr. Frantz has been hired by the County to assess the feasibility of the County
establishing a purchase of development rights program. He stated that they are looking at the
possibility of the County setting up a smaller program to protect thru PDR, some of the more
environmentally sensitive areas that are not already protected as State Parks, State Forestry,
Cornell Plantations, etc.
LESLIE LANE PROP- RTY:
Mr. Larson stated that Alex Cima's son -in -law has purchased land on Leslie Lane. Mr.
Larson gave the Board Members a highlighted map of the area in question. He stated that there is
approximately a 60' wide by 70' deep future road/emergency access to Triphammer Road. He felt
the Planning Board and Town Board had inserted this paper road when Phase I of the
development was started. Mr. Cima's son -in -law has purchased or received the land just to the
left of the emergency access road. The Village does not want a curb cut onto North Triphammer
Road. He has asked for a right -of -way back over the emergency access road. Mr. Herrick, Mr.
Farkas, Mr. John and Mr. Larson discussed the matter and felt the Town should turn the property
back to Alex Cima as the original owner and let Mr. Cima do as he pleases. Building Lot owners
of Lots 31 and 32 have no desire to acquire the property. The following resolution was then
offered:
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Greenly:
WHEREAS, the Town of Lansing by deed dated May 19, 1986, and recorded in the
Tompkins County Clerk's Office on July 14, 1986 in Liber 618 of Deeds at Page 610, from the
developer, Alex Cima of the Horizons subdivision in the Town of Lansing, received a transfer of
an interest in a parcel of property off Leslie Lane, for Highway purposes, particularly to provide
a road turn around during the construction of the subdivision and to provide a second emergency
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entrance to the Horizons subdivision from North Triphammer Road; and
WHEREAS, the Horizons Subdivision construction has been completed, and there is no
further need for a road turn around at this location or for a second emergency entrance to the
Horizons subdivision from North Triphammer Road; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Lansing has received a request from the
developer for the release of the Town's interest in this parcel of property, for access across this
property from a resident who owns land on either side of said property, and
WHEREAS, such road turn around is no longer required for the Town of Lansing
operations, and, as such, it constitutes surplus property of the Town; therefore, it is hereby
RESOLVED, that the Town board of the Town of Lansing hereby approves transferring
all of its interest in the above described parcel of land back to the developer of the Horizons
subdivision, Alex Cima, along with the release of any and all other rights the Town of Lansing
may have related to this property, and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing authorizes the
Town Supervisor to execute such documents as necessary to complete the transfer of the
property, and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sale is subject to a Request for a Permissive
Referendum by the residents of the Town.
Vote of Town Board. (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
COMPLEMENT TO TOMPKINS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT:
Mr. Larson wanted to publicly complement Mr. Meskill on his work as far as patrols, etc.
He stated that he was very impressed since Mr. Meskill has taken over as Sheriff. He also felt the
speedometer box was of great help. Mr. Larson also stated that the City Police Department has a
box that can be used by the Town as needed as it was bought from grant monies.
DICK CHARSKY - NYS ELECTRIC AND GAS*
Mr. Charsky discussed the NYSE &Gas price protection plan with the Board. He stated
that it was a 6 point plan as follows:
1. Need more generation of supply.
2. Electric Transmission System is overloaded and we need more lines.
3. All twenty -two Power Plants plan to be fired with natural gas therefore natural gas
infrastructure needs to be constructed.
4. Regional Transmission Organization needs to be updated.
5. Energy Conservation programs need to continue.
6. Price Protection Plan (filed on March 14, 2001)
Mr. Charsky stated that thru the price protection plan, everyone will receive a 3%
reduction and the price freeze will continue for 6 years. (This will be for residential customers)
Mr. Charsky passed out a draft resolution that he asked the Board to look over and
support by passing it or by writing a letter to the Governor.
The Town Board will discuss this matter and make a decision at a later time.
GREGG TRAVIS - LANSING PLANNING BOARD:
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Mr. Travis, representing the Planning Board, requested that the Town Board return the
single lot subdivision approvals back over to the Planning Board. These are now approved by the
Code Enforcement Officer.
Mr. Platt was asked his opinion and he stated that there are some single lot subdivisions
that he does not feel comfortable approving therefore he refers them to the Planning Board. He
felt if it were a simple single lot subdivision, it should be taken care of in one meeting. He stated
that it would be helpful to him if the Planning Board took them over and felt it was a good idea.
Mr. Farkas stated that he has concerns that the one -lot subdivision will get myriad down
and he does not want to see this happen. He cautioned that this not happen. The Board felt there
should be some type of time frame on these subdivision approvals. No action was taken at this
time.
ROBERT BURGAORE - CROWN ATLANTIC REP:
Mr. Burgaore showed the Board pictures that had been taken from a balloon regarding the
placement of a cell tower.
He asked for direction from the Town. Mr. Farkas stated that he was concerned as the
Town was in litigation with the County at this time.
Al Lacko of 59 Peruville stated that he was opposed to the site at the Highway barns. He
felt you would be able to see a lot more of the tower once the leaves have fallen. This would be
an eye sore to him.
Susan Brock stated that the County has no plans for where the towers will be placed at
this time. She was not sure when the County plans on making a decision but will get some solid
dates and get back to Mr. Farkas with them so the Town could make a decision on a tower in the
Town of Lansing.
No action was taken at this time.
Mr. Larson reported the following:
OTTENSCHOTT PROPERTY:
All of the tires are now gone and trash will be burned on October 15th. He asked the
Board to notify the neighbors of this.
GRAVEL BANK:
Mulching has been finished along with the grass seed and should start looking nice soon.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT WORK HOURS:
The Highway Department will return to a five day work week beginning the first week in
October.
NORTH TRIPHAMMER ROAD:
Mr. Larson felt the Town should publicly thank the County for the work they did on
North Triphammer Road and felt it was a lot better than before and should get us through the
winter.
Mr. Farkas thanked Mr. Larson and Mr. Tom Todd for their part in the Triphammer Road
improvement.
MORE PARKING AROUND TOWN HALL:
Mr. Larson stated that Mrs. Greenly approached him regarding extra parking around the
Town Hall.
It was proposed that two more parking lots be placed near the driveway path behind the
Town Hall, one area to be 30'x 120' and the other to be 30'x 160'. This would accommodate
another 28 to 30 cars and maybe more. The total hard cost price is $ 12,020.00.
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Mr. Larson stated he was totally against the idea and felt it would create a bad situation as
he did not feel you should mix children with cars. He felt it was too close to the playground and
that kids would run back and forth without looking.
Mrs. Greenly stated that parents want to park near the playground. She felt it was far
away from anywhere and needed parking. She said there would be a fence put up also.
Mrs. Greenly asked the Board Members to take a look at the area.
OLD DRIVEWAY TO OLD TOWN HALL:
Mr. Beckwith asked Mr. Larson if something could be done with the old entrance to the
old Town Hall as his mother pulled into this driveway and went over the curb. Her car had to be
lifted by a tow truck. Mr. Larson stated that they cannot do anything in that space until the State
tells them what they can do. He stated that he could put cones in front of the curb for now.
FLAGS IN THE TOWN:
Al Lacko asked if the Town could place more flags around the Town as other Town's do.
He suggested they be placed either on telephone or light poles.
Mr. Farkas stated that he was all for it but that he took a lot of bad mouth for the few that
were put up last year at Christmas time. �
Mr. Larson suggested that businesses might contribute if their name could be placed on
the flag, usually at the bottom.
TOM TODD:
North Triphammer Road
Mr. Todd stated that he will keep after the County Highway Department to make sure all
the paper work is complete by Spring so that the improvements on North Triphammer Road can
start on time. He stated that they have to obtain 88 easements. He informed the Board that the
total project cost will be around three million dollars.
County Budget Increase•
Mr. Todd stated that at this point, it looks like there will be a 4.6% increase in the County
Budget for the year 2002. Negations are still continuing.
Dick Platt reported the following:
MONTHLY REPORT:
He stated that without NYSEG, they were up by 14 permits and up by $ 594,416 in
project costs.
N.Y.S. BUILDING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE:
Mr. Platt and Mr. Day attended a meeting in Lake Placid from September 12th thru
September 14th, 2001. Due to the terrorist attacks, the instructor from Los Angeles did not make
the meeting but others filled in. He felt the attendance was very good. The transnational training
has been delayed. It won't begin until the enhancements are completed.
ZONING CHANGES:
The Planning Board should have changes ready after one or two more meetings.
Dave Herrick:
Mr. Herrick was not present at the meeting but gave the Town Board a copy of the
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following agenda he prepared:
1. General Engineering
a. 2002 Budget
Bolton Point has elected to maintain the water rate at $1.79/1000 gals
for 2002. The Town surcharge of $1.10 /1000 gals is sufficient to cover
the planned expenses for 2002, therefore it does not appear necessary
to raise the Town surcharge.
2. Water System Planning and Maintenance
a. 2001 Water System Improvement Project (WD 419; WD #12, Ext. #2; WD 425
Ext. #3):
Construction costs are well within approved budgets. Likely "not -to- exceed"
amounts for construction are as follows:
WD #19 - $563,500 (Engineer's estimate $603,000)
WD #12, Ext. #2 $133,500 (Engineer's estimate $142,200)
WD #2, Ext. #3 $ 54,500 (Engineer's estimate $77,500)
These figures should be reliable for pursuing permanent financing. We
expect to close -out the contract by the October 17th Board meeting.
A response from Syracuse Constructors regarding the Kolynich damage is
still pending.
b. Water District #17 and Permissive Service Area Request (R. Page)
R. Page has submitted a draft report/proposal for a traditional district
extension project. The Town Supervisor, Attorney and Engineer have
reviewed the proposal and are ready to meet again with Page to recommend
changes in the form and content of his document.
c. Water District #7, Extension #12 (Young Subdivision)
John Young was recently granted subdivision approval for 4 lots on
Waterwagon Road. He will be preparing draft documents to request
a water district extension for the 4 lots and the remaining 100 acres
of agricultural land. Water supply for the 4 lots will be provided from
the existing main on Waterwagon Road.
3. Sanitary Sewer Planning and Maintenance
a. Regional Sewer Initiative
The Public Scoping Session for the DEIS was held at the Lansing Town
Hall on Thursday, September 6th. Comments were few and are summarized
in the attachment from Susan Brock. The public comment period expires
September 21 st.
4. Storm Sewer Planning and Maintenance
a. John Reynolds (11 Salmon Creek Road)
There have been no further discussions re: solutions for Reynolds,
Sheldon et. al.
AUDIT RESOLUTION:
RESOLUTION, offered by Mrs. Greenly and seconded by Mr. Beckwith:
RESOLVED, that the bookkeeper is hereby authorized and directed to pay the following
bills:
VOUCHERS
PREPAYS:
814-939
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FUND TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS
General Fund 489372.39
Highway Fund 168,917.45
Lansing Lighting District 1,324.55
Lansing Water Districts 104,734.79
Lansing Agency & Trust 31,608.10
Cherry Road Sewer 35.00
Cap. Fund Water # 9 363386.19
Cap. Fund Water # 12, ext. 2 555067.50
Cap. Fund Water 2, ext. 3 23197.31
Ottenschott property 73076.00
Lansing Community Library 372.43
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
BUDGET MODIFICATIONS:
RESOLUTION, offered by Mrs. Overstrom and seconded by Mrs. Greenly:
RESOLVED, that the bookkeeper is hereby authorized and directed to make the
following Budget Modifications:
A1990.400 A1950.400 Taxes on Ottenschott property 17,633.03
A1440.407 A1440,406 Engineer- Misc.Wr. Extensions 489.27
A1620.410 A1670.400 Buildings - Contractual 2,304.80
A 1620.410 A 1670.400 Central Printing & Mailing 660.15
A3120.100 A3120.400 Police Contractual 135000.00
A5132.410 A5132.406 Garage - Gas 199.64
A7110.400 A7110.403 Parks - Electric 747.24
A7180.100 A7180.400 Beach & Pool - Contractual 473.32
A7310.100 A7310.400 Youth Program - Contractual 10,000.00
B 1990.400 B3620.400 Safety Inspector - Contractual 893.32
B1990.400 B8010.400 Zoning - Contractual 11183.76
SS3- 8120.4 SS3- 8120.100 Personal Services 59340.89
SS3- 8120.4 SS3 - 8130.400 Treatment & Disposal - Contractual 3,759.05
Increase DA2650 - Auction Proceeds
Increase DA5130.200 - Machinery - E
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Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Overstrom:
RESOLVED, that the following resolution be adopted:
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION IN THE
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO BUSINESS PROGRAM
AND THE FILING OF AN APPLICATION WITH THE
NEW YORK STATE ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES CORPORATION
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Clean Water /Clean Air Bond Act of 1996, being Chapter
413 of the Laws of New York of 1996, the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation
(the "Corporation ") through the Financial Assistance to Business Program (the FAB Program ")
is authorized to provide state assistance to villages, towns, and cities with a population of less
than one million, for small business environmental compliance assistance projects which enhance
the quality of the air or waters of the State through compliance with environmental laws and
regulations, or to remedy or prevent environmental deficiencies; and
WHEREAS, the governing body of the Town of Lansing (hereinafter, the
"Municipality "), after due consideration, has determined that participation in the FAB Program is
desirable and in the public interest;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE
MUNICIPALITY AS FOLLOWS:
1. The filing of an application, or applications, with the Corporation for financial assistance
under the FAB Program in the form required by the Corporation is hereby authorized,
including all understandings and assurances contained in said application.
2. The individual holding the following office is directed and authorized as the official
representative of the Municipality to identify entities that will participate in the FAB
Program, to execute and deliver said application(s), to execute and deliver any other
documents necessary for participation in the FAB Program, to provide such additional
information as may be required, and to take all actions on behalf of the Municipality as
may be required in order to effectuate the intent and purpose of this resolution.
3. The Corporation is hereby authorized, on behalf of the Municipality to deliver payments
made pursuant to the FAB Program directly to the entities identified above, or such
further entities as may from time to time be named by the individual identified in
paragraph 2 above.
4. A certified copy of this resolution shall be prepared and delivered to the Corporation as
part of said application.
5. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
BOARD MEMBER REPORTS:
Mrs. Overstrom reported the following:
SIGN FOR NEW TOWN HALL:
Mrs. Overstrom stated that she had given Mr. Christopher a sketch of what the sign
should look like but that he had misplaced it. She has resketched it and is working with him to
get a sign completed.
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LIBRARY:
There are now 300 books in the library and it is open three days a week. Hopefully, there
will be Saturday hours by fall.
TOWN NEWSLETTER:
She stated that she has had wonderful response to it. This will be put into next years
budget as it is an expensive project.
BUDGET MEETING:
The next Budget Meeting will be held on Monday, September 24, 2001 at 3:00 p.m. in
the Town Hall Board Room.
PATIO BY THE MONUMENTS:
Mrs. Greenly stated that she had two bids for flagstone by the monument. The price is
$5,100.00. She stated that Cayuga Landscape would easily be 35% more. Her bids came from a
local man in Ludlowville and from Finger Lakes Stone.
MORE PLANTINGS:
Lynn Day gave a low price for seed plantings. (25% discount) She stated that the total
price to finish the sites would be $ 5,800.00.
SIGN PROJECT:
Looking like the total price will be $ 8,000.00 minus $ 3,250.00 (grant) for a grand total
of under $ 5,000.00.
ADDITIONAL TREES:
Mrs. Greenly felt trees still needed to be planted as follows:
3 shade trees by the playground
1 shade tree in front of the library
2 more trees at the back of the library
She stated that the total cost for the six trees would be approximately $ 2,000.00.
The total cost will be approximately $ 12,000.00 which she stated the bookkeeper has
informed her is in the budget for finishing off the Town Hall,
Mr. Beckwith stated the following:
GROUND BREAKING FOR THE "FIELD ":
He attended the ground breaking and felt it went real well.
Mr. Farkas stated the following:
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Mr. Farkas informed the Board that the Mason's had approached him with regard to using
the Community Center the second and fourth Wednesday's of each month from 7:00 to 10:00
p.m. This will be for meetings only. The Town Clerk stated that a Certificate of Insurance needs
to be given to the Town. The Board saw no problem with the Mason's using the Community
Center.
Mr. John stated the following:
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BEAN HILL ROAD PROPERTY:
Mr. John stated the sale has been closed. The following resolution was then offered:
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Overstrom:
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Lansing passed a Resolution on July 18,
2001 authorizing the sale of its surplus property known as 2 Bean Hill Lane, located in the Town
of Lansing, being a portion of tax map parcel no. 41. -1 -11.1, and the sale of 2 Bean Hill Lane
took place on September 10, 2001, therefore, it is
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing confirms the sale of its
surplus property known as 2 Bean Hill Lane on September 10, 2001, and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sale of the premises is subject to a Request for a
Permissive Referendum by the residents of the Town.
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Katrina Greenly, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board. (Aye) Meg Overstrom, Councilperson
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Stephen Farkas, Supervisor
RESOLUTION, offered by Mrs. Overstrom and seconded by Mrs. Greenly:
RESOLVED, that the Regular Meeting be adjourned at 9:31 p.m. to go into Executive
Session to discuss the old Town Highway Building and the Ronsvalle vs. Totman litigation.
Carried.
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Greenly:
RESOLVED, that the Executive Session be terminated and the Regular Meeting be
reconvened at 9:45 p.m.
A copy of the minutes of August 2nd and August 15th, having been given to the Board
members beforehand, the Supervisor asked for a motion to make corrections or to accept the
same as submitted.
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and seconded by Mrs. Greenly:
RESOLVED, that the minutes of August 2nd and August 15th, 2001 are hereby
approved as submitted.
Carried.
RESOLUTION, offered by Mr. Beckwith and second by Mrs. Greenly:
WHEREAS, by Resolution dated April 18, 2001, the Town Board of the Town of
Lansing engaged a consultant, Amtek, Inc. To prepare a wage study and salary study for Town
employees, and
WHEREAS, Amtek, Inc. has completed its study and has presented its report to the
Town Board for review, therefore it is
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing accepts the wage and salary
report as presented by Amtek, Inc.
Vote of Town Board ... (Aye) Herbert Beckwith, Councilperson
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of Town
Board ...
(Aye)
Katrina Greenly,
Councilperson
Vote
of Town
Board ...
(Aye)
Meg Overstrom,
Councilperson
Vote
of Town
Board ...
(Aye)
Stephen Farkas,
Supervisor
On motion, meeting adjourned at the call of the Supervisor at 9:48 p.m.
