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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-11-10 TOWN OF LANSING PLANNING BOARD Date : 10 November 1975 Time : 7 : 50 P . M . Present : B . Bement , S . Baughman , L . Winter I . Minutes of 3 previous meetings postponed . II . Ordinance Officer - Norm Stanton - sign applications A . J & F Body Shop - 1793 E . Shore Drive 1 . size - 4 ' X8 ' = 32 sq . ft . ( ordinance allows 2 this size ) 2 . 10 ' set back requirement met 3 . no lighting B . Poole Ceramics - Asbury Rd . 1 . size - 4 ' X4 ' 2 . already 5 existing signs totaling 59 . 61sq . ft . - ordinance specifies cannot exeed 50 sq . ft . 3 . do not meet size and number requirements C . The members of the board present informally requested approval of A and denial of B . III . O ' Rear sub - division A . PB member , F . Edmondson , will not approve the road as it is now . 1 . curve too sharp 4102 . driveway almost directly in line with road B . After consultation , Mr . Edmondson and Mr . Sharpsteen , Town Highway Supervisor , agreed to conditional approval with the exception of construction , location , and drainage devices of the road bed which will be reaccessed in the spring and improvements made at that time . C . S . Baughman brought up the fact that the PB had never seen a copy of the Health Depart . certification and it was decided to also make this a condition of acceptance . IV . Lansing State School A . A resident reported to L . Winter that effluent from the school was emptying into the stream . B . Members of the board agreed to investigate the situation . C . Note was made that the State had agreed at one time to solve the problem . V . Question was raised about the size of the daily blasts in the quarry by the Besemer Co . . Would it be proper for the PB to look into this matter ? VI . Ordinance Officer - Norm Stanton A . Problems in enforcing Mobile Home Park Ordinance 1 . Article 8 . 10 . 3 - light units - necessary for small existing parks ? • 2 © Article 8 . 13 . 3 - anchors and tie - downs - is ground heave considered ? 3 . Article 11 . 2 - underground power lines - necessary for small existing parks ? 4 . Article 16 . 3 . 3 - skirting - is there a practical , or Ordinance Officer a cont . safety value ? B . Flexibility is suggested in regard to existing parks . Co Suggested changes 1 . Article 3 - definition of .MHP - parcels vs . property , contiguous parcels 2 . Article 5 . 2 - approval process and issuance - Town Board vs . Town Clerk issuance 3 . Article 7 . 2 - BZA hearings - signs VII . Members of the board were instructed to prepare questions for Mr . Tom Neiderkorn who will be with us at our meeting 24 November 1975 ® VIII . Bicentennial - L . Winter A . Reported no contact with E . LaVigne ( TB ) B . Discussion followed on the economic feasibility of a project supported entirely from within Lansing . Co It was suggested that Mrs . Winter speak directly with Wesley McDermott , Town Supervisor . Meeting Adjourned : 9 : 00 P . M . • 411 Ly Myers Rd , �J .a. nsinom' , N . v . 14832 Edward LaVigne 900 Ridge Rd . Lansing , N . Y . 14882 Dear Ed , • r As a _result of our recent pint meeting with the Town Board , we on the Planning Board have chosen 'as our Bicentennial Representative , Mrs . Lola Winter jof 32 Stormy View Drive , Ithaca. , N . Y . 14850 . Lola ' s `. >_epnone number is 257 - 2611 . Please feel free to 'Contact her ` in regards your Bicentennial plans at your earliest convenience . Sincerely Yours , Wm . N . Bement Secretary Lansing Planning Board OS C , r144 - f+ 4R , . • • • • • 6 T. meq • • GOA L3 • In order to provide for the general health , safety and welfare of - the . residents of the Village of Lansing , the Planning Board adopts • the following goals : • 1 . To provide a balance of residential , commercial , industrial and . recreational development in order to produce a satisfying living and working environment , while preserving and enhancing the . . natural _beauty of the area : . • a . By encouraging the improvement of existing facilities within • the residential , bommercial - and industrial areas of the Village ; b . Ry encouraging planned . development of a variety of housing ; c . By encouraging planned commercial development appropriate to • the needs of the Village and coordinated with the needs of neighboring municipalities ; d . . By encouraging planned development of light industry in appropriate areas ; - e . By planning and developing adequate parks and open space areas as places for recreation and relaxation ; f . By encouraging visual and physical buffers to enhance existing and new development in order to provide harmonious blending of different land uses ; • g . By encouraging the preservation of . those areas or structures that may be of historical significance . 2 . To provide adequate public services at reasonable costs : a . By planning the most efficient . and safe road system within w the financial means of the . Village , with adequate controls on the speed and flow of traffic ; • . b . By encouraging the development of public etransportaion in cooperation with neighboring municipalities ; • - e . By encouraging the extension of public sewers , where economically feasible , to areas of demonstrated need and by encouraging private sewer facilities which meet Village standards where costs of public sewer construction would be prohibitively high ; d . By encouraging provisions for adequate fire protection and public safety in cooperation with neighboring municipalities . 3 . To maintain an information system that will keep up with , anticipate , and adjust to social and economic changes in the community and the area : • a . By encouraging citizen participation in the planning process ; b . By providing an active Planning Board the facilities to monitor . changes affecting the Village . • /442 a •4:;:or