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Town of Lansing
Monday, April 26, 2010 7: 15PM PLANNING BOARD
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS
('Denotes present)
Nancy Loncto * Tom Ellis
* Larry Sharpsteen * Lin Davidson, Chairman
Viola Miller * David Hatfield
* Richard Prybyl
* Jeffrey Overstrom, EIT
Lorraine Moynihan Schmitt, Esq.
Robert Cree, TB Liaison
Public Present
Kathy Miller Larry Updike Sue Updike
Richard Krizek Maureen Cowen Dale Baker
• Paul Costantini Stephen Cardamone Allison Graffin
Carl Snyder Tony Sanito James Larounis
Dorothy Krizek Larry Zuidema Mary Adie
Mary Krizek Ed Collins Mary Lou Garrity
Doug Firth Carl Synder Richard Adie
S. Ryan Sun Ben Gustafson
General Business
Lin Davidson called the Planning Board Meeting to order at 7: 17 PM. Mr .
Davidson inquired if there was anyone from the Public that would like to speak
to the Board with issues other than the Agenda items . There were none .
Preliminary Proposal/Feasibility Conference -Planned Development
Area, Cardamone Home Builders , Inc. Hillcrest/Warren Road, Tax
Parcel # 41 . -2 -5
Ben Gustafson, P .E . for the Cardamone Home Builders appeared before the
Board with a proposed PDA . The following is a description of the proposal;
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110 Town. of Lansing
Planning Beard
29 Auburn Road
Lansing , NY 14882
Re : Planned Development Area Concept Submission •
Warren Road Subdivision
Cardamons Home Builders . Inc.
HUNT job #210i8-023
Ladles and Gentlemen of the Planning Board :
On behalf of Cardarnone Home Buiide-s, fns; . , Hunt Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors , PC ,
is preased tv suomit this application for a tesideatial development in the Town of Lansing
Enclosed please find the following in support of this appt:catiiitt
Completed application .
• Four (4 ) twit-size and eight ( 8) half- size sets of the plat) tilted, 'Conceptual Pian = Warren
Road Subdivision ( Sheets. I and 2 of 2) , " dated March 12, 201. 0.
▪ Competed Fun SE0R form _
The enclosed conceptual plan shows the development ora 00.4 acre parcel into thar y-two ( 32 )
Single family Iols and forty-four ( 44) townhouse units, though the parcel is currently within the R -
1 Lbw Density Residential zone , the applicant requests consideration of the development under
they Planned Development Area section or the Town of Lansing Zoning Code Time higher densty
cif the proposed development is in keeping with the character of the surrounding area that
includes single- family lots (tot sizes between 20;0010 square feet and 60,000 square feet ) and the
multi- family dwelling developments of Village Circe and Sprnggbroak Circle on the oast side of
11111 'Warren Road opposite of the project site . Furthermore, the development will meet the need for
luxury townhouse its in tate Lansing area as evidenced by the overwhelming response to time
recent " Hamlet- townhouse subdivision in the Village of Lansing. Thisdemand is primarily driven
by estabCished career professionals seeking to own high -quality low-maintenance dweling units
The project site its located approximately 2 ,000 feet north of he Intersection of Hilliores1 React and
Warren Rood with frontage on bath roads . the site is generally wooded with an existing barn and.
associated driveway in the. southwest corner of the property The conceptual plan proposes a.
maxed-density upscale residential subdivision with three-quarter (3f4 ) acre single-Family lots and a
16,5 acre private tawnhome community. The roads providing access to the sr.ngfe-fafnfly section
of the development ( Road A , B. & C ) wilt be public roads with access to both Hillcrest Road and
Warren Road ; the loop road ( Road D) in the townhonme community is proposed as a private road
with dated access. A 7 , 4 acre parcel at the northwestern corner of the site is to be preserved as
deed-restricted wooded open space maintained by the townhou e community .
Currently. three ( 3 ) stermtivater management ponds are proposed for the sive , The pond
proposed within the townhouse community will be privately maintained: the remaining two ( 2)
Ponds are proposed to f c dedicated to the Town for maintenance. Stcnrnwater Mana9etrivrit
structures and storm sewer will be designed to sheet New York Slate and Town o1 Lansing
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standards. Public water and sanitary utilities are proposed for the entire development. Presently.
approximately twelve ( 12 ) acres of the parcel is within the existing Town Water Ursine' , and p
request for extension of the district to the entire parcel has been submitted - The project site lies
within the newly created Sanitary Serer District, and T.G Miller has indicated a manho,e will he
provided at the southeast corner of the site for connection of this pre,;ect , Due to the s„e
topography, a pump station end forcernain twill he required for the development as indicated on
the conceptual ()tans . The developer will install street lighting throughout the development.
The applicant expects to construct the e:eveiopmerrt ill three phasess with construction starting.
September of 2010 pending the necessary approvals and permits . Full builC -out of the psq cct is
anticipated to be cofnpleted by September of 2015. A phasifiy plan and phtne° construction
sequence volt be provided .as part of the final development lopment plan submission .
in conclusion , the proposed development is consistent with the objectives of the Planned
Development Ares , which are to he consistent with the character of the surrounding area ,
preserve a substantial scctcon of wooded open space , and increase the variety of housing types
wdlhiri the Tewin , Furthermore. me higher density of tho development is supported by the
availabihity of pubic water and sewer services,
If the Town has any questions or requires additional information for a complete review of the
proposed project, please do not hesitate to contact me at 507 ,358-1041 .
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Member/Public Comments/Concerns :
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• Ben Gustafson stated his firm has done a preliminary traffic analysis and
determined that approximately 4, 700 trips are made per day before the
construction . The amount of traffic as the results of this proposal would generate
approximately 340 more trips . A detailed Traffic Study will be performed at a
later date .
Larry Sharpsteen advised Mr . Gustafson that if a Traffic Study is performed prior
to the end of July 2010, the data will be flawed due to Warren Road being closed
north of Farrell Road .
Krizek : Concerned with additional water flow on to their property, who will be
responsible for paying for the street lights in the development, how will
construction noise be controlled, and will clear cutting of the trees be performed .
They presented the following concerns;
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Who win he pa.a4'i#tg for the ehktirirityt Who will 1* it:a east (Or the ttrslitjtcta;wti - 1,Ptitr ?
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restricted to 4antra4 triers+.e ttItrLnif ev'.e:ttini*s .tlt41 6ti h [Y.
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Mr . Gustafson explained that Hunt Engineers will design a plan to control the
water on the property . They will follow strict guidelines set by the Town and the
State with respect to Stormwater Laws . Mr . Overstrom explained that a Lighting
District will be formed and all residents within that district will be responsible
• for paying their portion for the lights . As for the construction noise, hours of
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• operation will be most likely be the same as normal hours of business for the
Town Code Office .
Larry Zuidema: States he is very familiar with the property and there is standing
water all over the property which is almost perfectly level .
Ben Gustafson states they will begin by reviewing a topography survey that will
tell the Engineers working on the project where the standing water is and then
determine where the existing water goes . A Wetlands Consultant will also visit
the site next week.
Ed Collins : Concerned with the pooling of water and trees dying.
Ben Gustafson indicated a part of their detailed design will be a grading plan.
Larry Updike : Has had water problems for 26 years and believes that the excess
water on the proposed site will need to be pumped up and out .
Paul Costantini : Agrees with Mr . Updike, from the low spot on the property
most of the water goes under the road to the field across the road , except when it
• is a bad rainy season and then it goes over the road .
Jeff Overstrom states the Town of Lansing Stormwater Law and the State DEC
Laws require any design to take into account the 1 , 10 & 100 year storm . Any
structure or ponds must have out fall structures that control the runoff to
discharge to control those storm levels at or below current water runoff from the
site .
Ben Gustafson states when they do the granting design they will make sure that
they are not negatively impacting the property .
Mary Adie : Concerned with additional Stormwater drainage . Her backyard is
under water 6 months out of the year . In addition, trees have been lost due to the
excessive water .
Larry Sharpsteen advised all Public present to ride through the Bolton Point
Estate Subdivision or the new Medical Offices at Brentwood and Arrowood and
view the three Stormwater practices .
Thomas Ellis inquired if there are plans to bring in fill . Also will any individual
• lots have rain gardens?
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• Ben Gustafson states they are anticipating trying to balance the site . There are no
plans to bring in our take out fill . Only community Stormwater management
areas are proposed .
Doug Firth questioned if drainage ditches could be installed in the open space
areas .
Ben Gustafson indicated the areas of dark green are intended to remain green
and undisturbed .
A gentleman was concerned that the Developer could put piping some place
other than what is proposed which then would go into the town ditches . Also he
suggested that the residents in the Whispering Pines Development that are
having problems now that something be done and to work with the Town.
Jeff Overstrom advised the public that the Town would own the Stormwater
practices and the owners within the Development would be responsible for
paying maintenance . The Town would be well aware of how the facility is
working .
• Paul Costantini : Inquired who would own the green space after the
development is complete, also, is there a plan to prevent further development of
the green area . Paul Costantini inquired if the Town would be willing to take on
the ownership of the green space .
Larry Sharpsteen and David Hatfield would recommend to the Town not to take
possession of the property .
Ben Gustafson states the Stormwater Ponds will be dedicated to the Town. The
green area would be deed restricted with a Conservation Easement to include no
further development and to remain as wooded open space .
Maureen Cowan inquired if the proposed PDA includes trails, and wondered if
they would consider some .
Ben Gustafson stated they have none proposed at this time .
Doug Firth states he thinks the purpose of the PDA is to provide more useable
space for recreation, but it is not usable .
• Lin Davidson stated the Town is interested in the trails . This will be on Mr .
Davidson's list to discuss at a later date .
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• Jeff Overstrom states the Warren Road Sewer is going out to bid as it has not
been constructed yet . This particular property was included in the initial service
area . The trunk line will be brought up Warren Road to the southeast corner of
this property . A lift station will be provided at the lowest end of the property so
they can service the whole area by gravity and size the duplex lift station with
emergency back up power that would pump up to the gravity section of the
Warren Road district.
Ben Gustafson indicated a lighting plan has not been completed as of yet,
however, they will be lighting the roads and immediate areas of the
Townhouses . They will be using night sky lighting which would not shine out of
the area .
Thomas Ellis stated he did not feel this Subdivision would need lighting as it is a
waste of energy .
Maureen Cowan disagrees with Mr . Ellis . Ms . Cowan states lighting is
important for safety reasons .
Tony Sanito agrees that lighting is necessary. Not only for safety reasons, but it
• will cut down on crime happening .
Paul Costantini agrees that lights are necessary .
Jeff Overstrom explained that a lighting district will be formed and those living
within the proposal would be responsible as well as the Developer for those
charges .
Larry Updike questioned what the price range would be for the units .
Ben Gustafson indicated around $400,000 .
Larry Sharpsteen advised the Public that the PB has received a reply from The
Tompkins County Planning Department with respect to the 239 submittal and
they have formally requested that 10% of the development be priced at
affordable to low to moderate . With this formal request, the Planning Board
must have a supermajority vote to disregard their request .
Ben Gustafson states this high quality unit is not currently available in the Town.
• Kathy Miller states there is a difference between low income and moderate
housing . People confuse this all the time .
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• Paul Costantini inquired as to how having Townhouses would be an advantage
to him . The zoning should only be changed to a PDA when there is an
advantage to the residents and citizens of the Town, not the Town. Mr .
Costantini read the following statement;
There tire basically two issues that concern nye.
1)When a potential homeowner is about to buy a house and this house is
probably the major investment he maresin his life, one thing he
considers is the neighborhood. When 1 bought my house the
surrounding area including this parcel was zoned tow density. And how.
density is where l wanted to live. Zoning alike a compact between the
town and the homeowner. If zoning is change arbitrarily to benefit some
it is not fair to the homeowner who invested based on existing zoning:
I was one of many who wetted with the Planning and Town Boards on
the present ordinance. Many of us opposed the concept of PDAs. We
feared it was a method to facilitate spot re-zoning. We were assured that
it would be rarely used and only for the most extreme reasons. Does this
project qualify"
2) 1 know the Cardamom, Organization have built eery fine home and
this is a credit 1u them However 1 assume since there will be many more
units iiiisseti into this parcel then allowed by thepresent zoning, that
the per family assessment will be lower than if tow density housing he
bulk. this of course will only raise my school his more
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Larry Updike states this proposal is designed for a Village, not a Town.
Tames Larounis stated this type of proposal could bring in a million dollars of
revenue to the school district .
Allison Graffin has concerns with down the road with lots on A & C roads being
turned in to Townhouses if the market is requesting them . Also if current zoning
permits 64 units, then why not lower the number from 76 to 64 .
Lin Davison explained that no changes can be made without Planning Board and
Town Board approval .
Chairman Davidson offered the following concerns from the Lansing Fire Chief
• received via email;
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• that the Fifa Department van repro ti past a€ his new proposal seen€ell.
M the gate he will reed to prattle an ovvrnde switch that IS i;.e pt?t" t sill a Kn x .Elea icy Mat we eau an
to open the gale it we need to t I. This swileT' aid dost mural be pur aaati trot» the Mat Campany,to
accommodate our keV system
he wiotd(d also need a Source at, back up Setae Omer €,4f sat 4 %tOtBeney gehOr t! wt :ft t+'. nate to the
event fat a pbv t °Sage I heltut sti we elite dinoystai<i bovine sr tvev to ratm}afly urtioei; Iho W.:0 and
manurd)Iy oosttanit it the mutat pnvor aatsr# back, up aid t. )1 wcrtr,.
t would he mare Ihritr Vtep y cry me(;rt*$ this with iia pir,nnino br rd it Wry ' ould Ike rite ta.nl.end !ane et
Melt meetettg5. PCI Iht-It 1 \' h) (In f% 1 rllb knot) Lind'# viii) r>+sutie i ttatir mems to . .e theto.
It yc.. have Any ezaeishkona geese let. rise tiaY ,3.
Lin Davidson said there are concerns with the 30 ' width of the road in the
proposal where the Town houses will be located . Also, the Town and County
have concerns with the cul de sac . The Town requires Hammer Heads .
Lorraine Moynihan Schmitt, Legal Counsel reviewed the PDA Process with Mr .
Gustafson . Ms . Moynihan Schmitt states there are still a few items needed before
the Preliminary Plat.
Section 706 .3, page 2
1 . Proposed financing
2 . Phase timing re looked at
3. Statement for 706 . 2
4 . PDA tie in to Comprehensive Plan
Lin Davidson suggested thinking about including an easement to the south
(paper road) be considered .
Thomas Ellis had further concerns with access to the gate entrance. Larry
Sharpsteen would like to see easements for the maintenance on the utilities .
Concerns with the 30 ' wide road in the Townhouse area was a large concern .
The Board requested a 60 ' .
Based on the surrounding Community, sidewalks would not be in keeping with
the neighborhood .
Ms . Moynihan Schmitt further stated this is a working process as to how to
potentially change the preliminary Application to include any conditions so the
Planning Board can make the necessary recommendation to the Town Board for
approval .
Approval/Denial of the following Minutes
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January 25, 2010
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APPROVED
• Thomas Ellis made a motion to approve the Minutes of January 25, 2010 as
submitted . Richard Prybyl seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS :
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
February 8, 2010
Lorraine Moynihan Schmitt requested on page 1 under Upcoming Agenda, that
the name of the Trails Committee be corrected to read : Lansing Recreation
Pathway Group .
Thomas Ellis made a motion to accept the Minutes of February 8, 2010 as
amended . Rick Prybyl seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS :
Thomas Ellis - Aye
• David Hatfield — Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
February 22, 2010
Lorraine Moynihan Schmitt requested on page 2 under # 3 Trails Committee be
correct to Lansing Recreational Pathways Group, also in last paragraph on page
2 .
Thomas Ellis made a motion to approve the Minutes of February 22, 2010 as
amended . Richard Prybyl seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS :
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
• March 15, 2010
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APPROVED
Thomas Ellis requested on page 2 under Sketch Plan-Major Subdivision the word
proposed be corrected to proposal .
Thomas Ellis made , a motion to approve as amended . Richard Prybyl seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen- Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
April 12, 2010
Thomas Ellis made a motion to approve as presented . Richard Prybyl seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS :
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen- Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
• MOTION CARRIED
Richard Prybyl made a motion to adjourn the Meeting . Larry Sharpsteen
seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS :
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen- Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
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Agenda
IIII Time: Agenda Topics
7 : 15 P. M. Public Comments/Concerns
7 : 20 P.M. Preliminary Proposal/Feasibility Conference-Planned
Development Area , Cardamone Home Builders , Inc .
Hillcrest/Warren Road , Tax Parcel # 41 . -2 - 5
Approval/Denial of Minutes For:
January 25 , 2010 , February 8 , 2010 , February 22 , 2010
March 15 , 2010 & April 12 , 2010
Any Other Business Deemed Necessary
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APPROVED
• Town of Lansing
Monday, April 12, 2010 7: 15PM PLANNING BOARD
PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS
(*Denotes present)
Nancy Loncto * Tom Ellis
Larry Sharpsteen Lin Davidson, Chairman
Viola Miller * David Hatfield
Richard Prybyl
Jeffrey Overstrom, EIT
Lorraine Moynihan Schmitt, Esq.
Robert Cree, TB Liaison
Public Present
Ross Benson
Richard Krizek
Roma Rae
• Carl Snyder
Dorothy Krizek
Mary Krizek
General Business
Lin Davidson called the Planning Board Meeting to order at 7: 15 PM. Mr.
Davidson inquired if there was anyone from the Public that would like to speak.
Public/Member Comments/Concerns
Larry Sharpsteen read a flyer that is being distributed within the community
with 'respect to "Commonfield, Inc, "Mr. Sharpsteen feels this is getting way out
of hand .
Site Plan & SEOR Review- Expansion, Hygear Motor Sports, 8 Cayuga
Vista Rd, Tax Parcel # 37. 1 -2-53.23
Mr. Benson appeared before the Board requesting that he be allowed to install an
additional ( 1 ) outdoor temporary storage container on the property where his
business is located . Business has expanded and Mr. Benson is in need of
additional space for his inventory . There will be no power, lighting, or any
change to the site . Drainage and Stormwater will remain the same . The container
will sit on gravel. Access and parking would remain the same .
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• Thomas1Ellis voiced his concerns with the Town permitting an increase in
storage containers due to businesses expanding. Mr . Ellis feels this is not the
vision the Town had in mind for that particular industrial park.
Larry Sharpsteen recommended that the Code Enforcement Officer make an on
site visit to see in his opinion if additional buffers are required.
LarryShar steep made a motion to accept the siteplan as presented with the
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condition that these containers are temporary and will be the responsibility of
the owner of the container(s), to remove from the site immediately at the
termination of his lease with Mr. Seacord . They may not be placed at another
location within the Town of Lansing . Furthermore, the Code Enforcement Officer
must make an onsite visit once the second storage container arrives to determine
if further buffering is needed. The Code Enforcement Officer must notify the
Planning Board in writing of his determination as to why or why not additional
buffers are /not needed. David Hatfield seconded.
VOTE, AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
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Nancy Loncto - Aye
• Viola Miller - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
Larr ' Shar steen made a motion
y, p to waive the Public Hearing for the last time.
David Hatfield seconded .
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
Nancy Loncto - Aye
Viola Miller - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
The Planning Board reviewed Part I of the Short Environmental Assessment
Form completed by the Applicant and completed Part II by the Planning Board
• Members . No significant adverse environmental impacts or effects were
identified in Part II by the Planning Board Members.
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.f APPROVED
• Nancy loncto made a motion declaring a negative declaration. David Hatfield
seconded.
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
Nancy -Loncto Aye
Y
Viola Miller - Aye
Y
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
Y
Site Plan & SEOR Review -Relocation, Rae ' s Roost, 1114 Auburn Road ,
Tax Parcel # 8. - 1 - 16
Roma Rae appeared before the Board requesting Site Plan Review . Ms. Rae is
relocating her existing business as she has outgrown her current space . Ms .Rae
will be moving into an existing commercial building which has housed many
different types of business. There will be no changes to, signage, drainage,
• lighting, and parking on the property .
Larry Sharsteen made a motion to approve the site plan as proposed. No need
for a SEQR completion at this time . Thomas Ellis seconded.
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield — Aye
Y
Nancy Loncto - Aye
Viola Miller - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
Larry Sharpsteen— Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
MOTION CARRIED
Other Business/Cardamone PDA
Richard Krizek and his sisters will not be able to make the next Planning Board
Meeting that will be discussing the Cardamone PDA . Mr. Krizek presented a
letter with concerns listed . The letter will be made a part of the Minutes for the
April 26, 2010 Meeting. The Planning Board Members listened to the Krizek's
concerns and will take them into consideration at the next Meeting.
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APPROVED
• Larry Sharpsteen made a motion to adjourn the Meeting. Richard Prybyl
seconded.
VOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Thomas Ellis - Aye
David Hatfield - Aye
Viola Miller - Aye
Richard Prybyl - Aye
LarrySharpsteen- Aye
Lin Davidson - Aye
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