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TOWN OF LANSING PLANNING BOARD ;4 ,
• Date : March 7 , 1933
Time, : 7 : 30 P .M .
Present : Acting Chairman S . Cleveland , L . Montague , R . Briggs , T . Kick , H . Ley , W . Cook
Absent : V . Miller , L . Hirvonen
I . Introduction of new member
S . Cleveland introduced William Cook to the members present . He welcomed him to
the Board and briefly outlined the duties and aims of the Planning Board . Mr .
• Cook then spoke about his background .
II . Minutes of Previous Meeting
February 14 , 1983
MOTION : T . Kick moved to approve the minutes as read . R . Briggs seconded the
motion , carried unanimously .
III . R . Briggs presented to the board a bi11 from C . Montague for secretarial fees
and postage totaling $10 . 25 .
MOTION : H . Ley moved to approve the bill from C . Montague for secretarial fees
• and postage totaling $10 . 25 . T . Kick seconded the motion , L . Montague
abstained , carried .
IV . Butch Burris Subdivision
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L . Montague said that Mr . Burris must file a minor subdivision plan with the
Board . Mr . Burris had brought in a map . He had planned to work on the sub-
division over a long period of time . Mr . Burris did not come to the meeting
as he had planned .
V . Fly Ash Dump at Milliken Station
S . Cleveland reported that he had heard NYSE&G had been requested to put in en
internal road system . He noted that the Town Board had about thirty people
present at their meeting . There was general concern over en unforseen rein
causing the fly ash to move down to the lake . People were also concerned about
their water supplies .
L . Montague described the existing road system at Milliken Station . He doubted
that NYSE&G would use the old . Lake Road . He does not recall seeing any excessive
dust on the road
S . Cleveland said the environmental impact studywould continue . He also said
that there was concern that fly ash would be brought in from other NYSE&G plants .
L . Montague seemed to feel that the only likely plant to send their fly ash to
Milliken Station would be Grenidge Station and then only in en emergency .
He also felt that if the economy moves there would be a strong likelihood of
NYSE&G selling their fly ash for construction projects . They already have two
;; , silos at Milliken for that purpose .
S . Cleveland wouldlike to know if NYSE&G had any typeof environmental assessment
escrowed so that when the filling is done , there would be funds to restore the
• site . He would also like to know what the liability to the Town would be if the
• site were abandoned . He said that the Town Board wants answers to these questions
too before they make their decision .
• R . Briggs wanted to know why the fly ash dump was not consitr. edlland fill .
L . Montague replied because it was not considered soil .
S . Cleveland told the members to pass any thoughts of theirs on to Phil Munson .
V.L. Development Policy
• ® S . Cleveland reported that Phil Munson told him that the Town Board is working
diligently on the development policy . R . Briggs noted that they had made many
changes so far and he would like T . Niederkorn to go over it .
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VII . S . Cleveland told the m.embersthat David Hardie had expressed concern over the
continual sale of land off Conlon Road .
H . Ley said that . Poturneys sell off a piece of land now and then . Bob Todd
• bought a lot and put a trailer on it for rental purposes . He said they have
also sold another lot for a trailer .
S . Cleveland wanted to know if they had sold enough lots so it might be con-
sidered a subdivision .
H . Ley felt that it was possible .
L . Montague will check on this before the next meeting .
Next Meeting : April 11 , 1933 - 7 : 30 P .M .
Meeting Adjourned : 3 : 30 P .M .
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