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Home My WebLink About1988-04-11 • To Seneca Falls To Auburn \ TOWN of LANSING • `F " Home of Industry, Agriculture and Scenic Beauty " 34 '9. Town of Lansing ORDINANCE DEPT. Box 186 `l Lansing, New York 14882 I � To Ithaca 05 April 88 To : Planning Board from Code Enforcement Office Re : Agenda foe April 11 meeting 7 : 30 Open meeting - Accept Minutes - Other info & Etc . 8 : 00 Public Hearing Woodsedge Acres Sub - Div . 8 : 15 Public Hearing Adams Sub - Div . 8 : 30 Public Hearing Whispring Pines Sub - Div . 8 : 45 Ailex '_ Cima . '. Hcrizons • East Shore Heights Sub - Div . ) 4 • void aiatowteica- 7'/f//O i /11<filde/L lege.. Com' / kg /elitieL ,Jr ( ,.jldw ,/I / le /1. Ztf5511(( 7 9; cre6 I 49/ 4%;,,, / P f-7 .6H•/i yl 4,c,tirt,6' ( T ocvgri ✓29) rat o /?, !,v a- c- n P , G te/rsvolIl . 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Sharpsteen discussed the status of the Cima new subdivision, Horizon Estates which will require a public hearing, as all necessary materials have been submitted. The lot sizes within the subdivision have been enlarged in accordance with Health Department requirements. Provision has been made for a public sewer system when sewer is available. Mullane commented on the treatment of the stream in the development , wishing for a system of step dams rather than the retention pond required by the Village. T . Miller, Town Engineer concurred. Minutes of the March meeting were approved as submitted. At 8 p. m . a public hearing was held on behalf of Woodsedge Acres . Mr. Lusk and Mr. Schlecht were in attendance. The chair requested comments from the public. Mr Emmick spoke of the development with favor. Hirvonen moved that the Public Hearing be closed; Sharpsteen seconded and it was approved unanimously. At 8: 15 p. m . the Chairman called to order the public hearing on the Adams Subdivision. Six people appeared requesting information about the subdivision. Mr. Nelson of Horvath Drive questioned the placement of wells and septic systems fearing that the wells serving the houses on Horvath Drive, which are to the back of the lots, would be endangered. Mr. Adams stated that the Health Department will give individual approval for water and sewer for each lot as the lots are sold. Caroline Rasmussen of Asbury Road inquired about the SEAR approval ; she was concerned about protection of wildlife in the creek area. The EAF is now in the hands of the Town Board. Ramin moved to close the Public Hearing; Sharpsteen seconded. Approved unanimously. At 8: 31 the Chairman opened the Public Hearing for the Whispering Pines Subdivision: lots 1 through 8_ All necessary information has been submitted. • Bill Berich of Warren Raod spoke of his concerns about storm drainage and the increased traffic on Warren Road. He has been flooded two times since the development began and he noted that there is increased traffic moving at a considerable speed with a great deal of passing. White noted that the Planning Board is also concerned with the drainage and T . Miller, Town Engineer, noted he was aware of the problem and would carefully review all plans. Glenna Thaler of Hillcrest Road noted she is also concerned about drainage. She is now getting more water on her land as she believes that the natural run off has been blocked. Roger Hagin of Asbury Road agreed with the comments about increased truck traffic in the area. Mullane noted that we might alert the Town Board about the inadequacies of signing on Warren Road and Town Board Member Emmick took note of the increased traffic conditions on Warren Road. Chairman White thanked all the speakers for their comments. Sharpsteen moved to close the Public Hearing; Ramin seconded. It was approved unanimously. Horizon Estates: John Barney noted that the Health Department • investigated the entire subdivision. He submitted a color coded map indicating the types of septic systems to be used. 18 test holes were dug. Mr. Barney noted that the development will most likely be phased, selling lots in a staggered fashion until public sewers are availabe. Hirvonin noted that the Lansing Planning Board had requested an additional exit from the development which Mr. Cima has provided with a road to Bush Land. A Public Hearing was scheduled for May 9 at 8: 45 p . m . Mr. Barnery will provide the Oridnance Officer with names and addresses of neighbors living within 500 feet of the subdivison for notification of that hearing. East Shore Heights Subdivision: HCYU Association. Rick Coles spoke of the devlopment which will contain 49 houses on one acre lots. Lots I and 2 will be in the Village of Lansing, the rest in the Town. The TC Health Department has done 24 perk tests and has found the area to be difficult. The Planning Board noted that an exit should be provided onto Burdick Hill Road rather than allowing the area to be served by only one entrance. The entrance road with its median strip was questioned by the Planning Board on advice of L. Emmick who reported that the Town Highway Department has voiced disfavor of such roads because of the costs to the Town. 4110 Drainage in the area will be addressed and culverts provided. HCYU ownes land south of the present devel°pment , to the south of lot * 7, which could A f provide accress to Burdick Hill Road. This plan is not favored by the • Village Planning Board but Chairman White was directed to discuss the matter with the Village. V. Mullane suggested that the Town take a serious look at the question of water drainage on Town Roads. She noted that there are plugged culverts, inadequate culverts and drainage inadequate to present conditions. This problem is not necessarily caused by development but rather by outmoded systems in some cases in inadequate maintenance. Several particular roads were mentioned and others agreed with Mullane' s assessment. Chairman White asked if there were any other persons in the audienece who wished to speak . Mr. Drost announced that he was about to build the road into his subdivison, about which he had already spoken with Gary Wood who had no objection. Hirvonen reported on the objections to the industrial park raised at the Town Board Public Hearing held last week . Drost would like final PDA approval which will depend upon Town Board action on the request to change the zoning. Once the Town Board acts, the Planning Baord will be 40 asked to approve the final plat. That action will be taken on April 18 at the Planning Board' s next meeting. The Planning Board will have site plan approval for each lot within the Drost PDA. Mullane moved that we waive the final public hearing for the Lusk Subdivision, Woodsedge Acres , and accept the preliminary plat for approval as final plat . Ramin seconded. Approved unanimously. Chairman White adjourned the meeting to continue on April 18 at 7: 30 when the Board will undertake consideration of the Drost property. Meeting adjourned until April 18 at 7: 30. • 441