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APRIL 10 , 1992
The Lansing Town Board met in Special Session at the Lansing
Town Hall Board Room on April 10 , 1992 at 3 : 30 P . M . with Supervisor
K irby presiding .
ROLL CALL
J eannine Kirby Supervisor Present
H erbert Beckwith Councilman Present
P aul Butler Councilman Present
Jeffrey Cleveland Councilman Absent
L arry Tvaroha Councilman Absent
B onita Boles Town Clerk Absent
® Richard Thaler Attorney Present
Visitors : Frank Liguori , Kim Jacobson , and David Herrick .
The Supervisor called the meeting to order and took the Roll
Call .
ORDER OF TOWN BOARD SPECIFYING TIME
AND PLACE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
ESTABLISHMENT OF LANSING ( T ) WATER DISTRICT NO . 12
At a special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Lansing
held at the Town Hall in the Town of Lansing , Tompkins County , New
York , on the 10th day of April , 1992 at 3 : 30 p . m .
PRESENT : Jeannine Kirby , Supervisor
Herbert Beckwith , Councilman
Paul Butler , Councilman
In the matter of the establishment of Lansing Water District
No . 12 , Town of Lansing , County of Tompkins , State of New York ,
pursuant to Article 12 - A of the Town Law . -
WHEREAS , a map , plan and report have been prepared in such
manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by the
Town Board of Lansing , relating to - the establishment of a proposed
water district in the Town , and
WHEREAS , such map , plan and report dated May 22 , 1989 and
revised Match 25 , 1992 have been duly filed- in the Town Clerk ' s
Office in said Town on June 7 , 1989 and March 25 , 1992 , and
WHEREAS , said map , plan and report were prepared by T . G .
Miller & Associates , P . C . , Engineers and Surveyors , Ithaca , New
York duly licensed by the State of New York , showing the boundaries
of the proposed district , a general plan of the - water system and a
report of the proposed method of operation , and plan of the water
system and a report of the proposed method of operation , and
WHEREAS , said map shows the proposed water district , water
mains , fire hydrants and other related and necessary appurtenances ,
and
WHEREAS , the boundaries of the proposed district are described
in Exhibit " A " attached hereto and made a part -hereof , and
WHEREAS , the improvements proposed are as follows :
SERVICE AREA - As shown on the map filed in the Town Clerk ' s
® Office and described in Exhibit A the proposed water district will
include approximately 223 acres of land , more or less , which
encompass the Eastlake , Lakewatch and Cayuga Lake Highlands
subdivisions . There are presently 92 residential lots in the
subdivisions with a total , when fully completed of 107 . There are
presently 29 homes within the service area and an - additional vacant
building lot and the property owned by the Lane Estate which will
ultimately be serviced by the district .
No property within the Lane Estate , comprising 39 acres , may
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April 10 , 1992 , continued
be serviced by the district for non - agricultural use until the
e xpiration of Agricultural District No . 9 in and for Tompkins
County ( January 1997 ) .
POPULATION TO BE SERVED - The present population is 87
persons . The maximum population to be served in the proposed
d istrict is 415 .
WATER SUPPLY - Treated water requirements , estimated not to
e xceed an average of 41 , 500 gallons per day , will be purchased from
the Southern Cayuga Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission ( Bolton
P oint Water Supply ) . The Town of Lansing is one of the 4111 municipalities who own the system . The capacity of the Bolton
Point supply is considered more than adequate to supply this
d istrict .
WATER SYSTEM TO BE CONSTRUCTED - As shown on the map filed
w ith the Town Clerk , the facilities to be constructed will
u ltimately consist of some 19 , 000 feet of 8 inch and 6 inch
d iameter ductile iron water mains together with valves , fire
h ydrants and other related and necessary appurtenances . Three
main - line pressure reducing vaults will also be constructed .
Individual water services for all existing homes and future lots
w ill be installed to street right - of - ways .
The existing 8 inch diameter water mains servicing the
E astlake , Lakewatch and Cayuga Lake Highlands subdivisions are
being , and have been , constructed completely with private funds .
N o part of the capital costs will be financed by the district for
the existing water mains or any future water mains constructed
w ithin the remaining phases of the Cayuga Lake Highlands
S ubdivision . As each subdivision is completed , the newly
constructed facilities will be transferred to the Town for
o wnership and maintenance .
CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS - The water mains will be constructed
w ithin existing road right - of - way or acquired easements . No •
unusual soil and / or construction conditions are anticipated to be
e ncountered in the construction . Traffic will not be interrupted .
Test borings will be taken to determine the extent and depth to
✓ ock and this information will be made available to bidders .
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF PROJECT COST - As shown below , the
preliminary estimate of project cost , including an allowance for
contingencies , engineering , technical , legal , and administrative
costs is $ 835 , 000 . This estimate is based on prices received by
the Town for other water projects bid during the past two years .
O f this cost , $ 82 , 000 . 00 will be borne by the district , the balance
o f $ 753 , 000 . 00 will be constructed by the subdivisions and
recovered by the developers through the sale of subdivision lots .
PRELIMINARY ESTATE OF PROJECT COST
650 linear feet of 8 " and 6 " Ductile Iron Watermain ,
Class 52 , including rock excavation , trenching ,
bedding , surface restoration and other
incidentals at unit price of $ 46 . / ft $ 30 , 000
Fire hydrants , tapping valves and sleeves ,
main line gate valves and other related
fittings at lump sum= 7 , 400
1 Pressure Reducing Vault at lump sum = 27 , 000 •
SUBTOTAL $ 64 , 000
Allow for Contingencies , Engineering ,
Technical , Legal and Administrative Costs
@ 27 . 5 % + $ 17 , 600
TOTAL PROJECT COST $ 82 , 000
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And ;
WHEREAS , the operation will be as follows :
METHOD OF OPERATION - The proposed water system extension will
be connected at two locations on New York State Route 34 ( East
S hore Drive ) to the existing Town of Lansing Water District No . 7
d istribution system . Pressure will be provided by the 1 MG
capacity Town water tank , approximate overflow elevation 1189 ,
located at Village Circle South east of Warren Road . Water is
pumped to this tank by the Town pumping station located at Burdick
H ill and North Triphammer Roads . The source of supply for the
pumping station is the adjacent SCLIWC water tank .
D ue to changing topography and a wide variation in ground
surface elevations , water main pressures in the existing Lansing
w ater system at lower elevations are controlled by main line
pressure reducing stations . Ground surface elevations in the
proposed water district vary by approximately 400 feet and static
w ater main pressures regulated by main line pressure reducing
✓ alves , will range between 35 and 115 p . s . i . Individual pressure
✓ educing valves will be required to be installed on each house
service so pressures can be maintained in the 35 to 60 p . s . i .
range ; And
WHEREAS , the method of financing will be as follows :
METHOD OF FINANCING - The $ 82 , 000 project cost of the water
d istrict improvement is planned to be financed by the issuance of
serial bonds to mature in annual installments , and said annual
installments , which include repayment of principal and interest ,
shall be assessed by a proposed formula as follows :
1 . Existing Dwellings Fronting on Water Mains
A . Parcels 2 acres or less : Assessed one ( 1 ) unit par
dwelling lot and one ( 1 ) unit for the dwelling lot .
B . Parcels greater than 2 acres : Assessed one ( 1 ) unit for
the dwelling lot . If enough frontage exists , additional one acre
lots with a minimum of 150 foot frontage will be assessed one ( 1 )
unit for each lot . Any remaining unimproved rear land will be
assessed one - sixth ( 1 / 6 ) unit per acre .
2 . Vacant Lots / Unimproved Land Fronting on Water Mains
A . General : For the purposes of assessment , vacant lots will
be divided into one acre lots with a minimum of 150 foot frontage
and assessed one ( 1 ) unit for each lot . Remaining unimproved rear
land will be assessed one - sixth ( 1 / 6 ) unit per acre .
3 . Newly Built Houses and Apartments
A . When additional houses and apartments or other buildings
are built on a lot , they will be assessed as per the above
formulae .
E STIMATED REVENUE REQUIRED - Assuming the project is financed
w ith 30 year serial bonds at 8 % interest and a minimum principal
✓ epayment at 80 % of the average , the first year payment is
calculated as follows :
P rincipal Repayment $ 82 , 000 / 30 years x 80 % = $ 2 , 187
First Year Interest Payment $ 82 , 000 x . 08 = $ 6 , 560
$ 8 , 747
E STIMATED FIRST YEAR COST TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO FINANCE
P ROJECT COST - There are presently 138 . 2 assessment units served by
w ater mains in the proposed district itemized as follows :
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E xisting Dwellings on Lots - 27 homes x 2 = 54 units
✓ acant Frontage Lots - 70 lots x 1 = 70 units
U nimproved Rear Acreage - 85 . 78 ac ( 1 / 6 ) = 14 . 3 units
TOTAL = 138 . 3 units
The first year cost per assessment unit to finance the project cost
is :
$8 , 747 / 138 . 3 units = $ 63 . 25 assessment unit
A single family dwelling on a lot would be assessed 2 units and
therefore the first year cost would be : 4111
$ 63 . 25 / unit x 2 units = $ 126 . 50
W HEREAS , the maintenance and operating costs are as follows :
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATING COSTS - It is recommended that all
costs for maintenance and operating be financed by charging users
based on metered water consumption and collected as a part of
metered water billings . These costs , together with the cost of
purchasing water from the Bolton Point supply are estimated at
approximately $ 150 - $ 180 per household per year .
B olton Point Water Supply connection fee , water
meter , pressure reducer , etc . $ 475
Water service line from curb box at street
line to house ( estimated average ) $ 1000
$ 1475
* Note : The cost of any interior plumbing changes which may be
✓ equired will vary for eachhouse and are not included here ; And ,
WHEREAS , the capital costs will have to be financed by bonding
and the issuance of serial bonds and / or be paid by annual debts
service assessments by those properties included in the district
for the facilities .
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NOW , on motion of Paul Butler , seconded by Herbert Beckwith ,
it is hereby
ORDERED , that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing hold a
public hearing at the Lansing Town Hall in said Town on April 29 ,
1992 at 7 : 00 p . m . on that date to consider said map , plan and
✓ eport and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof
concerning the same and to take such action thereof as is required
o r authorized by law .
The adoption of the foregoing order was duly put to a vote and
u pon call the vote was as follows :
J eannine Kirby , Supervisor - voting Aye
H erbert Beckwith , Councilman - voting Aye
P aul Butler , Councilman - voting Aye
The order was thereupon duly adopted .
D ated : April 10 , 1992
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
LANSING ( T ) WATER DISTRICT No . 12
All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Lansing , 4110
County of Tompkins , State of New York being bounded and described
as follows :
Beginning in the center of East Shore Drive ( NYS Route 34 ) at the
n orth line of the Village of Lansing opposite the southeast corner
tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 5 ;
Thence , west and south along said north Village line to the
intersection with the south boundary to tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 1 . 1 ;
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Thence , west along said south boundary to tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 1 . 1 to
the northeast corner to tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 2 . 7 ;
Thence , southerly along the east boundary of said tax parcel 42 . - 1 -
2 . 7 and continuing southerly along the east boundary of adjoining
tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 2 . 6 to the southeasterly corner thereof ;
Thence , westerly along the south boundary of said tax parcel 42 . - 1 -
2 . 6 to the southwest corner thereof and the east boundary of lands
of the Lehigh Valley Railroads ;
® Thence , northerly along said east boundary of lands of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad and along the west boundaries of tax parcels 42 . - 1 -
2 . 6 ; 42 . - 1 - 2 , 7 ; 42 . - 1 - 1 . 1 ; 36 . - 1 - 17 ; and 36 . - 1 - 16 . 2 to the
n ortheast corner of said tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 16 . 2
Thence , east along the north boundary of said tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 16 . 2
to the southwest corner of tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 15 . 1 ;
Thence , north along the west boundary of said tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 15 . 1
and northerly prolongation thereof to the center of Teeter Road ;
Thence , easterly along the center of Teeter Road to a point on the
line with the west boundary of tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 12 . 2 ;
Thence , northerly along the line - of and the west boundary of said
tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 12 . 2 to the north boundary thereof and the center
o f the south branch of Gulf Creek ;
Thence , easterly along the centerline of the south branch of Gulf
Creek , said centerline also being the north boundaries of tax
parcel 36 . - 1 - 12 . 2 , 36 . - 1 - 13 . 2 , and 37 . 1 - 7 - 24 to the northeast of
said tax parcel 37 . 1 - 7 - 24 ;
Thence , south along the east boundary and prolongation of said tax
® parcel 37 . 1 - 7 - 24 to the center of Teeter Road . ;
Thence , west along the center of Teeter Road to a point on line
w ith the east boundary of tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 15 . 1 ;
Thence , south along the east boundary and prolongation thereof of
tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 15 . 1 to the southeast corner thereof and the north
boundary of tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 16 . 2 ;
Thence , east along the north boundary and easterly prolongation
thereof to the east boundary of East Shore Circle and a westerly
boundary of Lansing Water District No . 7 ;
Thence , southerly and easterly along the westerly boundary of
L ansing Water District No . 7 to a point in the westerly boundary of
E ast Shore Drive ( NYS Route 34 ) ;
Thence , southerly along the line of the westerly boundary of East
S hore Drive to the north boundary of tax parcel 36 . - 1 - 17 ;
Thence , westerly along the north boundary of said tax parcel 36 . - 1 -
1 - 17 to East Shore Drive and continuing easterly across East Shore
D rive and along the centerline of Waterwagon Road to a point in the
center of Waterwagon Road to a point in the center of Waterwagon
Road 300 feet from the east boundary of East Shore Drive , as
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measured at right angles to said east boundary ;
Thence , southwesterly and on a line 300 feet from the parallel to
the east boundary of East Shore Drive and through tax parcel 42 . - 1 -
1 . 1 to a point in the south line of said tax parcel 42 . - 1 - 1 . 1 , said
point also being on a north boundary of the Village of Lansing ;
Thence , west along the north boundary of the Village of Lansing to
the centerline East Shore Drive and north along the said centerline
to the point or place of beginning .
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The above described parcel containing an area of 223 acres , more or
less .
ORDER OF TOWN BOARD
SPECIFYING TIME AND PLACE OF
PUBLIC HEARING ON ESTABLISHMENT OF
LANSING ( T ) WATER DISTRICT NO . 7 , EXTENSION 9
At a special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Lansing
h eld at the Town Hall in the Town Hall in the Town of Lansing ,
Tompkins County , New York , on the 10th day of April , 1992 at 3 : 30
p . m . .
P RESENT : Jeannine Kirby , Supervisor
P aul Butler , Councilman
H erbert Beckwith , Councilman
In the matter of the establishment of Lansing Water District
N o . 7 , Extension 9 , Town of Lansing , County of Tompkins , State of
N ew York , pursuant to Article 12 - A of the Town Law .
WHEREAS , a map , plan and report have been prepared in such
manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by the
Town Board of Lansing , relating to the establishment of a proposed
w ater district in the Town ; and ,
WHEREAS , such map , plan and report dated April 10 , 1992 having
been duly filed in the Town Clerk ' s Office in said Town on April
10 , 1992 ; and ,
WHEREAS , said map plan and report were prepared by T . G . Miller
& Associates , P . C . , Engineers and Surveyors , Ithaca , New York , duly
licensed by the State of New York , showing the boundaries ofthe
proposed district , a general plan of the water system and a report
o f the proposed method of operation ; and ,
W HEREAS , said map shows the proposed water district , water
mains , fire hydrants and other related and necessary appurtenances ; •
and ,
WHEREAS , the boundaries of the proposed district are described
in Exhibit " A " attached hereto and made a part hereof ; and ,
WHEREAS , the improvements proposed are as follows :
S ERVICE AREA - As shown on the map filed in the Town Clerk ' s
O ffice and described in Exhibit A the proposed water district will
include approximately 177 acres of land , more or less . There are
presently 60 residential living units presently existing in the
district and approximately 80 acres of undeveloped land ; the total
service area approximating 178 acres , none of which are within an
agricultural district .
POPULATION TO BE SERVED - The present population is 183
persons . The maximum population to be served in the proposed
d istrict is 273 .
WATER SUPPLY - Treated water requirements , estimated not to
exceed an average of 30 , 000 gallons per day , will be purchased from
the Southern Cayuga Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission ( Bolton
P oint Water Supply ) . The Town of Lansing is one of the
municipalities who own the system . The capacity of the Bolton
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P oint supply is considered more than adequate to supply this
district .
WATER SYSTEM TO BE CONSTRUCTED - As shown on the map filed
w ith the Town Clerk , the facilities to be constructed will
u ltimately consist of some 10 , 350 feet of 8 inch diameter ductile
iron water mains together with valves , fire hydrants and other
✓ elated and necessary appurtenances . Individual water services for
all existing homes and future lots will be installed to street
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right - of - ways . All homes will be required to install individual
pressure reducing valves to maintain household pressures as well as
protect against pressure surges in the lines .
CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS - The water mains will be constructed
w ithin existing road right - of - way or acquired easements . No
unusual soil and / or construction conditions are anticipated to be
e ncountered in the construction . Traffic will not be interrupted .
Test borings will be taken to determine the extent and depth to
rock and this information will be made available to bidders .
® PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF PROJECT COST - As shown below , the
preliminary estimate of project cost , including an allowance for
contingencies , engineering , technical , legal , and administrative
costs is $ 399 , 400 . This estimate is based on prices received by
the Town for other water projects bid during the past two years .
All this cost , $ 82 , 000 . 00 will be borne by the district .
PRELIMINARY ESTATE OF PROJECT COST
8 Inch Ductile Iron Pipe $ 266 , 500
10 , 350 linear feet @ $ 23 . 75 per linear foot
( based upon the average of recent construction
in the County . Gravel backfill will be
provided by the Town . Inclusive within this
unit price is clearing and grubbing ,
unclassified excavation , temporary sheeting
and bracing , removal and disposal of surplus
excavated material , laying of 8 " pipes and
appurtenances , gate values and valve boxes ,
h ydrant connections , installation of curb
services , restoration of pavement and
disturbed areas , and testing and disinfection . )
Trench Rock Excavation 12 , 500
110
250 cubic yards at $ 50 . 00 per cubic yard
( additional rock excavation is tentatively
e stimated and will need to be verified by
soil borings . )
H ighway Crossing 18 , 000
90 linear feet at $ 200 . 00 per linear foot .
( Inclusive within this unit price is the
boring , casing , pipe and filling . )
S almon Creek Crossing on Myers Road Bridge 22 , 000
( lump sum )
S UBTOTAL $ 319 , 500
Engineering , Technical , Legal , Administrative ,
and Construction Contingency @25 % 79 , 900
TOTAL ( ROUNDED TO NEAREST HUNDRED ) $ 399 , 400
And ,
WHEREAS , the operation will be as follows :
METHOD OF OPERATION - The proposed water system extension will
be connected to Water District No . 7 on Ludlowville Road , run
southerly along Ridge and Myers Roads and terminate with a
connection to existing Water District No . 2 at the foot of Myers
Road . The completion of the water main loop will further
strengthen the hydraulics of all of the water districts in this
✓ egion of the Town Water system . Pressure will be provided by the
1 MG capacity Town water tank , approximate overflow elevation 1189 ,
located at Village Circle South east of Warren Road . Water is
pumped to this tank by the Town pumping station located at Burdick
H ill and North Triphammer Roads . All homes will be required to
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April 10 , 1992 , continued
install an individual pressure reducing valve to maintain moderate
h ousehold pressures as well as protect against pressure surges in
the line . The recommended range for the individual pressure
reducers is in the 40 to 60 psi range ; and ,
WHEREAS , the method of financing will be as follows :
METHOD OF FINANCING - The 399 , 400 project cost of the water
d istrict improvement is planned to be financed by the issuance of
serial bonds to mature in annual installments , and said annual
installments , which include repayment of principal and interest , •
shall be assessed by a proposed formula as follows :
1 . Existing Dwellings Fronting on Water Mains
A . Parcels 2 acres or less : Assessed one ( 1 ) unit per
dwelling and one ( 1 ) unit for the dwelling lot .
B . Parcels greater than 2 acres : Assessed one ( 1 ) unit per
dwelling lot . All remaining acreage will be assessed one - fourth
( 1 / 4 ) unit per acre .
2 . Vacant Lots / Unimproved Land Fronting on Water Mains
A . Existing Subdivided Lots 2 acres or less :
Assessed on ( 1 ) unit per dwelling lot .
B . Existing Subdivided Lots greater than 2 acres :
Assessed one ( 1 ) unit for initial 2 acre dwelling lot . All
remaining acreage will be assessed one - fourth ( 1 / 4 ) unit per acre .
C . Undeveloped Acreage : For the purposes of assessment , non -
subdivided lots will be divided into approximately two acre lots
w ith a minimum of 150 foot frontage and assessed one ( 1 ) unit for
e ach lot . Remaining unimproved rear land will be assessed one -
fourth ( 1 / 4 ) unit per acre . •
3 . Newly Built Houses and Apartments
A . When additional house and apartments or other buildings
are built on a lot , they will be assessed as per the above
formulae .
20 YEAR SERIAL BOND
E STIMATED REVENUE REQUIRED - Assuming the project is finances
w ith 20 year serial bonds at 6 . 5 % interest and a minimum principal
✓ epayment at 80 % of the average , the first year payment is
calculated as follows :
P rincipal = $ 399 , 400
Interest = 6 . 5 %
Term = 20 years
1st Year Principal Payment = 399 , 400 / 2 x 80 % = 15 , 980
1st Year Interest Payment = 399 , 400 x 0 . 065 = 25 , 960
$ 41 , 940
ESTIMATED FIRST YEAR COST / PROPERTY OWNER
$ 41 , 940 / 144 assessment units = $ 291 / assessment unit4111
House and Lot = 2 units = $ 582
One Acre Lot only = 1 unit = $ 291
30 YEAR SERIAL BOND
E STIMATED REVENUE REQUIRED - Assuming the project is finances
w ith 30 year serial bonds at 7 . 0 % interest and a minimum principal
repayment at 80 % of average , the first year payment is calculated
as follows : 0449
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Principal = $ 399 , 400
Interest = 7 / 0 %
Term = 30 years
1st Year Principal Payment = 399 , 400 / 30 x 80 % = 10 , 650
1st Year Interest Payment = 399 , 400 x 0 . 07 = 27 , 960
538 , 610
ESTIMATED FIRST YEAR COST / PROPERTY OWNER
$ 38 , 610 / 144 assessment units = $ 268 / assessment unit
House and Lot = 2 Units = $ 536
One Acre Lot only = 1 unit = $ 268
And ,
WHEREAS , the maintenance and operating costs are as follows :
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATING COSTS - Water Use Fees as well as
maintenance and operating costs and system - wide capital improvement
costs are finances by metered water - revenues and for a Single
Family Residence are estimated at $ 200 per year .
ONE TIME CONNECTION CHARGES - For each household :
B olton Point Water Supply connection
fee , water meter , inspection , and
pressure reducer . ( Does not include
mix , plumbing changes required by
B olton Point inspection ) $ 475
Water service line from curb box to
structure ( estimated average - and
will vary depending on length of
1110 service line and depth to bedrock ) $ 1 , 000
$ 1 , 475 .
* Note : The cost of any interior plumbing changes which may be
required will vary for each house and are not included here ; and
WHEREAS , the capital costs will have to be finances by bonding
and the issuance of serial bonds and / or be paid by annual debts
service assessments by those properties included in the district
for the facilities .
N OW , on motion of Paul Butler , seconded by Herbert Beckwith ,
it is hereby
O RDERED , that the Town Board of the Town of Lansing hold a
public hearing at the Lansing Town Hall in said Town of April 29 ,
1992 at 7 : 30 p . m . on that date to consider said map , plan and
report and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof
concerning the same and to take such action thereof as is required
o r authorized by law .
The adoption of the foregoing order was duly put to a vote and
u pon call the vote was as follows :
Jeannine Kirby , Supervisor - voting Aye
4111/ Paul Butler , Councilman - voting Aye
H erbert Beckwith , Councilman - voting Aye
The order was thereupon duly adopted
Dated : April 10 , 1992
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April 10 , 1992 , continued
EXHIBIT A
TOWN OF LANSING
WATER DISTRICT NO . 7 BOUNDARY EXTENSIONS
All that tract or parcel of land situated in the Town of Lansing ,
County of Tompkins , State of New York being comprised of the
following tax map parcels in their entirety which are adjacent to
w atermains or proposed watermains .
NYS Route 34B ( Ridge Road ) - from approximately 690 feet south of
intersection with Ludlowville Road to approximately the centerline
o f Salmon Creek Bridge . •
Map Block Parcel
E ast Side
26 5 19
26 5 20
32 1 1 . 1
32 1 1 . 3
32 1 3
32 1 29 . 1
32 1 29 . 2
32 1 30
32 1 31
32 1 32
32 1 33
32 1 34
West Side
32 1 1 . 4
32 1 35
32 1 36
Myers Road - from intersection with NYS Route 34B ( Ridge Road ) to
e xisting Water District No . 2 Boundary
41/1
E ast Side
32 1 40
32 1 41
32 1 42
32 1 43 - Parcel
does not have
frontage on
Myers Road
33 3 17
33 3 18
33 3 19
33 3 20
33 3 21
33 3 22
W est Side
32 1 36 . 1
32 1 37 . 1
32 1 37 . 2
32 1 37 . 422
32 1 37 . 425
32 1 39
33 1 124110
33 1 13
33 1 14
33 1 15
33 1 16
33 1 20
33 1 21
33 1 22
33 1 23
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April 10 , 1992 , continued
Myers Road ( continued )
Map Block Parcel
West Side
33 1 24
33 1 25
33 1 26 - parcel
d oes not have
frontage on
Myers Road
® 33 1 27 - parcel
d oes not have
frontage on
Myers Road
33 1 28
33 1 29
33 2 1
33 2 2
Myers Lane
N orth Side
32 1 37 . 41
S outh Side
33 1 5 . 1
33 1 5 . 2 - parcel
d oes not have
frontage on
Myers Land
33 1 6
33 1 7
Myers Heights
11/0
West Side
33 1 8
33 1 9
33 1 10
33 1 11
S outh Side
33 1 17
Lehigh Valley Railroad - from southern right - of - way of Salmon Creek
to approximately 620 feet north of intersection with Ladoga Landing
Road .
In Block Parcel
S outh Side
33 1 62
33 1 63
33 1 64
33 1 70
33 1 71
33 1 72
33 1 73
33 1 74
Lansing Park Road
N orth Side
33 1 65
S outh Side
33 1 66
33 1 69
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April 10 , 1992 , continued
The boundaries of the said District and the Tax Map Parcels
included are as shown on copies of the Tompkins County Tax Maps on
file at the Lansing Town Clerks Office
RESOLUTION
At a Special Meeting of the Town Board , held in and for the
Town of Lansing at the Town Hall on April 10 , 1992 , a discussion
w as had concerning the retirement of Francis A . Ramin as a member
o f the Town Planning Board . The Town Board felt that is was
appropriate to acknowledge the dedicated service of this Lansing
citizen and the following resolution was duly made by Mr . Beckwith ,
seconded by Mr . Butler and unanimously passed .
BE IT RESOLVED , that the Town Board recognizes the dedicated
public service of Francis A . Ramin who served as member of the Town
P lanning Board from November 12 , 1985 to December 31 , 1991 . In
✓ ecognizing the efforts of this citizen , the Town Board calls the
attention to all residents of the Town of Lansing that the
d emocratic working of Town government depends upon the time , effort
and dedication of its citizens willing to act in a non - paid
position . Democracy is only as good as the people who live within
a community and it is like the old adage " you only get out what you
put in " .
The Town Board wishes her well and thanks her for her efforts
as a member of the Town Planning Board .
✓ ote of Town Board . . . ( Aye ) Herbert Beckwith , Councilman
✓ ote of Town Board . . . ( Aye ) Paul Butler , Councilman
✓ ote of Town Board . . . ( Aye ) Jeannine Kirby , Councilman
Meeting adjourned at the call of the Supervisor at 4 : 30 p . m .
Minutes taken by the Supervisor and executed by the Deputy
Town Clerk .
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