HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB Minutes 2020-08-24
MEETING OF THE ITHACA TOWN BOARD
Monday, August 24, 2020 at4:30 p.m.
MINUTES
Board Members Present: Rod Howe, Supervisor; Members Eric Levine, Rich DePaolo, Bill
Goodman, Tee-Ann Hunter, Pat Leary and Pamela Bleiwas
Staff Present: Susan Brock, Attorney for the Town; Judy Drake, Director of Human Resources;
Marty Moseley, Director of Code Enforcement; Paulette Rosa,Town Clerk; Donna Shaw,
Finance; Joe Slater, Director of Public Works and Dan Thaete, Director of Engineering
1.Call to order
Mr. Howe called the meeting to order at 4:30p.m.
(Meeting held via ZOOM per Executive Order extensions COVID-19)
2.Public hearing regarding the proposedacquisition of real property viaapermanent
easementfor park land associated with the Coddington Road Community Center
Mr. Howe opened the public hearing at 4:31p.m.
Julie Tenney addressed the Board saying that she is the former President of the CRCC Board and
she is very happy to hear this is moving forwardandadded that she grew up on Coddington Rd
and lives nearby now and passes the Center every day and very excited that they are able to
expand and bring more services to the community. She thanked Heather and the Town for their
efforts.
Jeanette McCord addressed the Board saying that she lives close to the Center and she also is a
former Board member of the Center. She is excited withthe expansion plans and fully supports
the plans.
Mr. Howeclosed the public hearing at 4:34 p.m.
Mr. Howe noted that the draft resolution shows that we are in a permissive referendum period on
this action and assuming that we do not get a petition against the action, this authorizes the Town
Board to accept the replacement easement and authorizes the Town Supervisor to execute any
documents necessary.
Mr. Goodman reported that Tompkins County Assessment verified that the value of the two
parcels are comparable, also, TG Miller has drafted the legal descriptions for the documents
neededto execute the exchange.
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TB Resolution 2020111:Authorization and approval ofthe acceptance of an easement
from Coddington Road Community Center for Parkland Purposesand authorizing the
Supervisor to execute documents
Whereas, an easement situated on lands owned by the Coddington Road Community Center, Inc.
(CRCC) was acquiredby the Town in 1986 and expanded in 2008, and served as, and was
designated for, park and recreation purposes, and
Whereas, after negotiations with the Town in 2018 over their desire to expand the childcare
facility into the easement lands,CRCC agreed to offer the Town a replacement easement of
similar size on another portion of their property,and
Whereas, in the summer of 2019 the Town obtained permission from the New York State
Legislature and Governor (Assembly A8235& Senate S6441) to alienate theexisting parkland
easement and replace it with an easement located on another portion of the property;and
Whereas the Town Board of the Town ofIthaca adopted TB Resolution 2020-107b extinguishing
and releasing saidcurrent easement, subject to aPermissive Referendumperiodwhich expires on
September 18, 2020, and
Whereas the Town Board held a duly advertised public hearing on the acceptance of the
easement on August 24, 2020 where the public was able to comment on the acquisition of real
property; now therefore be it
Resolved, that, contingent upontheexpiration of the permissivereferendumperiod and receipt of
an affidavit of no petitionsreceived and thesatisfaction of all requirements in the adopted alienation
legislation,theIthacaTown Boardhereby approves the acceptance of the replacement easement
for park and recreation purposesand authorizes the Town Supervisor to execute the documents
deemed necessary by,and approved by, the Attorneyfor the Town.
Moved:Bill Goodman Seconded:Tee-Ann Hunter
Vote: ayes Goodman, Howe, Hunter, Leary, Levine, Bleiwas and DePaolo
3.Consider setting a public hearing regarding a proposed local lawentitled
Comprehensivelyrevising Town otion
and Fireadding Dangerous or Unsafe Buildings, Structures and
Equipment Provisions to Chapter 125, and Deleting Cha
Mr. Goodman gave anoverview as Chair of COC, saying that this is anupdate of our existing
Code Chapter 125to conformwith NYS lawand during that process, it was determined that
there were some items that wereconflicting or out of date in Chapter 129andthe decision was
made to delete Chapter 129 and incorporatecertain pieces of that into Chapter 125 and simply
delete Chapter 129.
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Mr. DePaoloasked about the piece regarding food trucks and whether that was in anticipation of
allowing food trucksbecause he didnt think it wasin the existing Chapter 125.
Mr. Goodman responded that it was not in the existingbut was added to conform with NYS law
and provisions.
Mr.DePaolosaid his concern is that by adding this, we are essentially allowing food trucks by
allowingan operating permit for them,but we dont have any process in place to do that.
Mr.Moseley responded that we do have areas that allow food trucks, such as South Hill Business
Campus where special events can occur so we would issuethem there now.
Mr. Goodman added that the Planning Committee is talkingabout food trucks now.
Mr.DePaolosaid his other question was about parking garage assessments whichhe thought
were huge,andhe wondered where that came from and why.
Mr. Moseley responded that the assessmentscame from a garage collapsing 4-5 years ago down
around Binghamton andaSenatorworked to put these laws on the books to require inspections
under more scrutiny. Instead of amendingthe NYS Code, they amendedthe provisions which
every municipality adopts. We do not have any parking garages, but it is to stay consistent with
the NYS model local law suggestions have established.
TBResolution 2020-112: Setting apublic hearing regardingaproposed local lawentitled
ALocal Law Comprehensivelyrevising Town o
Construction and Fire Prevadding Dangerous or Unsafe Buildings, Structures and
Equipment Provisions to Chapter 125, a
Resolved,that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will hold a public hearing beginning at
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5:30p.m.at theTown Hall,215 NorthTioga Street, Ithaca, New York on the 14day of
September 2020 and via the ZOOM videoand audio conferencing platform per Governor
Cuomos Executive Order(s) and Extension(s) regarding health & safety guidanceassociated
with COVID-19and in-person attendance atpublic meetings. The public hearing is forthe
consideration of adopting:
1.Aproposed local lawALocal Law Comprehensivelyrevising Town of Ithaca Code
aadding Dangerousor Unsafe
Buildings, Structures and Equipment Provisions toChapter 125, and Deleting Chapter
Atsuch time all persons interested in the proposed local lawwillbe heard concerningthe same.
Comments can be emailedtotheTown Clerkbefore the meeting or madevia phone or
video/audioduring the meeting using the ZOOM platform.
Moved:Bill GoodmanSeconded: Rich DePaolo
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Vote: ayes Goodman,Howe, Hunter, Leary, Levine, Bleiwas and DePaolo
4.Discussrequest for a waiver/reduction in fee for a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy
at 104 Grove Place
Mr. Mosely gave additional information which was requested at the last meeting. He stated that
thecosts to the Town to issue a TCO for this property would be about $400 between Codes and
Engineering.
The details of those costs are Codes and Engineering anticipating 2 additional inspections from
each departmentat about 1.5 hoursincluding staff, travel and administrative time.
Mr. Howe asked about other permits in the mix that may want the same and Mr. Moseley said
that doesnt seem to be the issue at this time.
Mr.DePaolonoted that he did not hear the discussion at the last meeting; it seems they are
asking for relief from an $1,100 fee which we are spending about $400 for? How is it that we
determine the original fee?
Mr. Moseley responded that a TCO fee is set at half the cost of the initial building permitand
this permit was $2,200.
Ms. Rosa added that there is the additional cost of a legal ad and administrative costs associated
with that.
Discussion followed on what was included in that estimateandMr. Goodman suggested a cost of
$550 to begindiscussion.
Ms. Bleiwas asked about the process of a TCO vs a Certificate of Occupancy (CO)and what are
staff looking at differently in a TCO inspection rather than a CO inspection.
Mr. Moseley responded that the final CO is included in the initial building permit costs.The
TCO is for when things arentquite done yet but not associated with public safety of the
structure. For a TCO, we would make sure that all the safety features are in place and
functioning such as handrails, smoke detectors etc. but they may not have everything doneand
often those are aestheticitems or stormwater issues. We cant issue a CO until the stormwater
control is finished.
Ms. Bleiwas asked if when a TCO is issued, is the inspection lessburdensome at the inspection
for the CO?
Mr. Moseley responded that a TCO forces us to organize the process earlier than we usually
would,so yes.
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Mr.DePaoloasked if there was any attention given to the possible precedent-setting nature of
this request, considering that everyone potentially has a COVID hardship to claim and the other
issue is that this waiver request seems to be based on anecdotal evidence. We dont have any
real idea of the financial picture or needof the applicant. It is an interesting situation in this
environment, because it could be the first domino to fall.
Mr. Howe said there was concern about setting a precedent andthat is why we went back and
looked at pending permits and it doesnt seem like there is that likelihood.
TheBoard then discussed what the financial hardshipis and how to verify thatand the details
in the local law that the Board uses in this balancing testand how to do that.
The Board determinedthat overall, a reduction seems fairand they would set a public hearing
indicating a $500reduction in the established fee and discuss this further.
TB Resolution 2020 -113: Setting a public hearing regarding a request for a waiver for a
Temporary Certificate of Occupancy 104 Grover Pl
Whereas the Town Board received a request for a waiver of the fee associated with the issuance
of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy from the owners of 104 Grove Pl, and
Whereas the Town Board discussed the request and determined that a reduction of $500is
appropriate,and
Whereas the Town of Ithaca CodeChapter 125-7(2)requires that a public hearing be held on the
request;now therefore be it
Resolved,thatthe Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will hold a public hearing regarding the
request for a waiver of the fee for a temporary certificate of occupancy beginning at 5:30 p.m.at
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the Town Hall, 215 North Tioga Street, Ithaca, New York on the 14day of September 2020
Order(s) and Extension(s) regarding health & safety guidanceassociated with COVID-19and in-
person attendance at public meetings, and be it further
Resolved, that at such time and place all persons interested in the proposed local law will be
heard concerning the same. Comments can be emailed to theTown Clerk beforeor duringthe
public hearingor made via phone or video/audioduring the public hearingusing the ZOOM
platform.
Moved:Tee-Ann HunterSeconded:Eric Levine
Vote: ayes Hunter, Levine, Leary, Howe, DePaolo, Goodman and Bleiwas
5.Discuss and considerauthorization for the Town supervisor to sign a contractfor Final Design
andBid PhaseServices for the Forest Home Walkway Improvement ProjectPulled
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Mr. Howe stated that this has been pulled and theitem referredto the Public Works Committee
for further review.
6.Discuss Watershed projectsuggestions for possible grant opportunities
Mr. Howe noted that we have talked about this before and it isnt that these projects would be
selected, but they would be submitted.
Ms. Hunteraddedthatthese will go on to the CNYRPB who is putting togethera list of water-
quality projects from throughout the watershed as part of a NYSDOS grant. Mr. Slater has found
some possible projects in the Town and Mr. Goodman has also recommended one.These will be
reviewed by CNYRPB.
Mr.DePaolosaid he thoughttheTown was involved in installing rip-wrapfor the Six Mile
Creek and issues there and theSouth Hill Trail is also a safety issue and that could be indicated
ineach of those to add credence. He also thanked Mr. Slater for prioritizing the one that he
would like to see done.
TB Resolution 2020 -114:Approval of project descriptions to be submitted for NYSD
Local Waterfront Revitalization Project
Whereas the Town of Ithaca has been asked for water quality project ideas as part of a New York
State Department of State Local Waterfront Revitalization Project, and
Whereas the Director of Public Works has identified seven possible water quality improvement
projects for submission to CentralNew York Regional Planning and Development Board who is
collecting and prioritizing project ideas from around the watershed, now therefore
Be it resolved that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca requestssevenproject ideas in the
areas of Hackberry-CoyGlen, Seven Mile Drive, Elmira Rd Western Stream back, Six Mile
Creek Vineyards, South Hill Trail, West KingRoad,and Woodgate be submitted to Central New
York Regional Planning and Development Board.
Moved:Tee-Ann HunterSeconded:Rod Howe
Vote: ayes Hunter, Howe, DePaolo, Goodman, Bleiwas, Leary and Levine
Added items
Authorization for contract Demolition of 124 Seven Mile Dr
Mr. Howe reported that wesolicited quotes and have received two andwe would like to move
forward with this.
TB Resolution 2020 -115: Authorization for Supervisor to sign contract for the demolition
of the structure on 124Seven Mile Dr.
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Whereas the Town has purchased real property at 124 Seven Mile Dr, adjacent to the Public
Works Facility for future use, and
Whereas the residence on the property has been determined to be of no use to the Town, and
Whereas the Town Board and multiple committees have discussed the proposal to demolish the
residence over the past months and the recommendation was made to solicit quotes on the costto
do so, and
Whereas the Director of Public Works solicited quotes from three companies and received two
responses and
Whereas the Director of Public Works recommend entering a contract with LCP Group, Inc.,
Vestal NY for a costnot to exceed $20,000.00; now therefore be it
Resolved that the Town Board accepts the recommendation of the Director of Public Works and
authorizes the Town Supervisor to sign a contract for the demolition of the structure, subject to
the approval of the Attorney for the Town.
Moved:Tee-Ann Hunter Seconded:Rod Howe
Vote: ayes Hunter, Howe, Levine,Leary, DePaolo, Goodman and Bleiwas
7.Committee Reports
a.BudgetMr. Levine reported that the preliminary budget has been prepared and
highlightssent out by Mr. Solvig. It will be discussed at the September meeting. Of
note is that the average homeowner will not see an increase in their town taxbill and
it might even go down a little.
Mr. Solvig added that thetotal budget for 2021 goes down a little under 1% andthe
tax levy goes up a little over 2% but the assessed valuations went up almost 3% so the
tax rate comes down. A typical $300K house, the property tax bill is about $80 less.
We are going to be working on figures to get the funds to their acceptable levels.
Mr.Solvig added that our credit rating stayed at AA1 and Moodys had some
complimentary comments in there about the Town. The bonds were sold; the
refunding bonds with a savings of about $156K over 11 years and we sold the bonds
for the PWF project and three watermain improvement projectsand we were happy
with the results of that.
b.PlanningMr.DePaoloreported that they had two major items; the first was a
potential modification of the EcoVillage PDZ to allow for semi-permanent camping
groundsunder their educational arm with a potential commercial aspect to allow for
the publicto use it also. At this point, we are going to look at the PDZ language.
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The other item was looking at food trucks and if we want to allow them and where
and under what requirements includingparking to allow for control of where. The
committee is lookingat other municipal lawsand more to come.
Ms. Ritter added that they started discussing pools and fencing materials which arose
from the installation of a pool on Northview Rd.
c.Public WorksMs.Hunter reported that they looked atand approved the concept
and location for the water and sewer infrastructure at the Amabel development and
that will eventually come to the Town Board for acceptanceat a later time. The
developer hasto establish a Sewer Corporation, which will also come before the
Board.
Looked at the revised Town Map and recommended that to the Planning Board for
review as required. It now includes some private roads whichalleviates issueswith
State 280a requirements when applying for a building permit and road frontageas
well asputting the parks and preserves back on and correcting some spellings.
Talked about the Forest Home Walkway and that will come back at the next meeting.
PWF update somedelays due to supply chain.
d.COC-Codes and Ordinances Mr.Goodman reported that they continue to
discuss regulating small cell facilities and the Court has rendered a decision on a
municipalappeal on the restrictions on local governments. We can do aesthetic
restrictions andwe will be going back to thoseand moving forward with finalizing
those to move on to the Board.
e.P&O -Personnel and OrganizationMs.Bleiwas reported that they discussed
plans to start the search for a new Finance Directorand next month we will startthe
final review of the revised Personnel Manualand comments from counsel regarding
the Post Office lease.
Ad Hoc/Sub Committees
Green New Deal Committee Mr.Howe reported thatthetaskistodevelop an
Action Plan and we have started ona spreadsheet and matrix; looking for ways to
infuse this idea throughout thetownand departments as well as talking withother
municipalities about Community Choice Aggregation and Rentricity (exploring water
turbulencetogointhewater system toknock down ourusageby making energy and
adding it back tothegrid),a Green Fleet policy and wrapping ourheads around what
our role could be oncommunity solar.
Economic Development Committee Mr.Howe reported thatwe have been focused
ontheInlet Valley and we are waiting onfinal design guidelinesfrom Behan
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Associates and hope to meet with them in September followed by a community
meeting.
c.Bicentennial CommitteeMr.Howe reported that some of the major aspects are the
pictures and videos as well as re-enacting historical meetings and actionsincostume
andfocusing on older documents and displaying them in our lobby. There will be a
section on website also. He added that this depends on the excitement level of staff
and the Board to move forward.
d.Short Term Rentals CommitteeMr.Goodman reported that there has been a big
shift in this from regulating un-hosted rentals to regulations for all short-term rentals.
We have spent the last few months working with the City and County on looking at
companies that help track rentals and the County has two proposals and we are
talking about getting additional information from the chosen company around
enforcement.
At the nextmeeting we will be looking atthe details of permitting and process and
fees. He hopes to have a revised draft by November or December.
e.Agriculture CommitteeMr.Goodman reported that they met at the end of July and
usually we try and do a field trip in the fall, but given the current situation, talked
about postponing it until the springor trying a virtual tour.
Discussion followedand some members wereinterested in trying to carpool a visit
withmasks and theyalso liked the idea of video tours for the town website. Mr.
Goodman will work on a hybrid for October.
8.Report of Town Officials
Mr. Howe reported that the road use agreement dispute with Greystarhas been resolved and
litigation avoided.
Mr. Howe reported on some issues around hot air balloon rides and buzzing treetops andcoming
close to houses. Mr. DePaoloreported onhis ride and offered to reach out to the company in
question and ask him to keep a littlefurther away from housesand maintain a minimum altitude
as well as seeing what our options arelegally.
9.ConsentAgenda
TB Resolution 2020 -116: Adopt Consent Agenda
Resolved, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves and/or adopts the
following Consent Agenda items:
a.Approval of Town Board Minutes
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b.Approval of Town of Ithaca Abstract
Moved: Tee-Ann Hunter Seconded: Bill Goodman
Vote: ayes Hunter,Goodman, Bleiwas, Levine, Leary, DePaoloand Howe
TB Resolution 2020 -1116a: Approval of Minutes
Resolved, that the Town Board hereby approves the draft minutes of July 27, 2020as submitted
withany non-substantial corrections suggested and approved by the Board made.
TBResolution 2020-116b:Town of Ithaca AbstractNo.16for FY-2020
Whereasthe following numbered vouchers have been presented to the Ithaca Town Board for
approval of payment; and
Whereasthe said vouchers have been audited for payment by the said Town Board; now
therefore be it
Resolvedthatthe governing Town Board hereby authorizes the payment of the said vouchersin
total for the amounts indicated.
VOUCHER NOS.901-957
GeneralFundTownWide44,741.59
General Fund Part-Town885.54
Highway Fund Town WideDA3,438.00
Highway Fund Part TownDB8,632.72
Water Fund2,562.04
Sewer Fund37,955.35
State Route 96b SidewalkH7408,289.11
PWF Renovations ProjectH22520.00
Fire Protection Fund280,000.00
Forest Home Lighting District30.80
GlensideLightingDistrict9.22
Renwick Heights Lighting District15.35
Eastwood Commons Lighting District21.53
Clover Lane LightingDistrict2.85
sCircle Lighting District4.33
Burleigh Drive Lighting District10.03
WestHaven Road Lighting District39.83
Coddington Road LightingDistrict23.19
TOTAL787,181.48
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Comments/Descriptions
Hackberry_Coy Glen – This is an area that we are cleaning out annually, if not bi-annually, near the
culvert pipe on Hackberry Lane and also contracted by the NYSDEC to clean out the area near where this
stream meet the Cayuga Inlet. If one was to travel uphill on Coy Glen Road from Route 13A and look
over the bank to the left they would see where the stream banks are eroding.
Seven Mile Drive – This map is showing the streams near our DPW Facility that are, again, cleaned out
several times a year. Gravel and trees are the main features removed from these streams, but some
stone weirs have been placed near the roads in these streams to accommodate trapping gravel. Walking
the stream back from the road (Seven Mile Dr.) that traverses our DPW property you would see some
erosion along the banks, especially near the rear of the DPW property to the south and west.
Six Mile Creek Vineyards_Slaterville Rd. – I am uncertain about this area, you may know more than I.
During the Dan Walker Era I think that the Town placed stormwater infrastructure traversing Park Lane
to the Eastern Heights Sub-division causing some massive erosion where the piping outlets in the Six
Mile Creek Vineyards. Jim Weber was working with the previous Vineyard owners for maintenance
easements if I remember correctly. There is also a spot going up Park Lane and looking to the right
(behind #1564 Slaterville Rd.) that we are cleaning out several time a year in which the Town has an
easement on I believe.
South Hill Trail – Walking the trail there are several spots (coming in from the Burns Rd. end) that cross
the trail and are eroding massive trees and steep wooded banks. This is an area that is directly impacting
the Six Mile Creek Area in which the City of Ithaca uses as a reservoir for potable water supply to the
City Residents and ultimately is one of the main tributaries to Cayuga Lake
West King Road – We recently temporarily patched the should and ditch line of this highly erosive spot.
This stream is collecting water that comes all the way from State route 96B and travels down a concrete
gutter (high velocity) which ends near a stream that travels into the NYS property of Buttermilk Falls
State Park. This has been a project that has been looked at for years but has been somewhat limped
along due to more pressing projects and the complexity of getting equipment over the steep
embankment. I would rate this one highest on this list if one was to ask.
Woodgate – this is an area on West Hill identified by Rich Tenkate as something that is getting worse
over time. My recollection of the this area is that there is some steep ravines that are taking water from
the neighboring Town of Enfield and the headworks of the map labeled Hackberry Coy Glen.
In my conversation with Kathy Bertuch it sounded as if this is preliminary and there may need to be
more information, but she had indicated that it didn’t matter whether or not it was on Private or Public
property. She also indicated that all she really needed was location based on cross streets / coordinates
and land owner information, so hopefully these maps will be suffice.
Talk to you soon,
Joe
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56.-3-13.32
N/F
BELL, MATTHEW
56.-3-7
1519 SLATERVILLE RD N/F
TOWN OF
N/F
125 PARK LN
SPENCER, MICHAEL
TAYLERT,
PARK LN
ITHACA
56.-1-1
56.-3-13.35
MARILYN1536 SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-8.2 56.-3-13.2
N/F
1532 SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
N/F
56.-3-8.1
HILLER,
GOODING,1538 SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
CORDA,202 PARK LN
MARTHA
56.-3-9
CAMMARATA,
FRANDSEN,
N/F 56.-3-13.33
PATRICIA F
CELINE
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PARK LN
N/F
WILLIAM P
ELIZABETH ANN
DENNIS, GARTH O
56.-3-13.2
1540 SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-10
204 PARK LN
N/F
N/F
56.-3-13.34
HOFFMANN,
1542 SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
FRANDSEN,
ANDREW G
56.-3-11
ESTEP, LYNETTE C
N/F
WILLIAM P
MILLER,P
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KEVIN
211 PARK LN
R
1544 SLATERVILLE RD
K
56.-3-26.5
56.-3-12
L
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N/F
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CLARE,
RACHEL
ECCKER,
KAREN
215 PARK LN
PARK LN
56.-3-26.4
N/F
56.-3-26.2
AFRIDI,
N/F
KHURRAM
1552
DONOVAN, CATHLEEN
SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-26.1
MCDERMOTT
N/F
LEO, CHARLES
SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-26.3
1549 SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
56.-2-1.22
AFRIDI,
N/F
KHURRAM
SIX MILE
ENTERPRISES, LLC
SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-26.6
N/F
DONOVAN, CATHLEEN
SLATERVILLE RD
MCDERMOTT
56.-3-26.7
N/F
DONOVAN, CATHLEEN
MCDERMOTT
1564 SLATERVILLE RD
56.-3-26.8
N/F
1553
DONOVAN, CATHLEEN
SLATERVILLE RD
MCDERMOTT
56.-2-2
N/F
RENODIN, MARK D
1529
1557 SLATERVILLE RD
SLATERVILLE RD
56.-2-4
1559 SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
55.-1-1
56.-2-5
SCHROEDER,
N/F
THEODORE E
N/F
1561 SLATERVILLE RD
FORTENBERRY,
56.-2-6
BRANDON
CITY OF ITHACA
N/F
HANDWERK,
DWAYNE
1551 SLATERVILLE RD
56.-2-1.1
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N/F
SIX MILE
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES
ENTERPRISES, LLC
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HYDROGRAPHY
ROAD JURISDICTION
PRIVATE COLLEGE
TOWN OF ITHACA
PRIVATE
1571
COUNTY
SLATERVILLE RD
NYSDOT ROUTES
56.-2-7.1
PARKS AND TRAILS
N/F
LUCAS, MARK D
TOWN TRAILS
STATE PARKS/LAND
TOWN PARKS
DEVELOPED TOWN PARKS
UNDEVELOPED TOWN PARKS
TOWN PRESERVES
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611 CODDINGTON RD
107 TROY RD
51.-1-3.1
612 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-2.3
49.-1-2.2
N/F
N/F
N/F
CHAPPIE,
KLOTZ, JAN D
CLIFFORD T
GRIGOROV, PETER
614 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-3
N/F
HEATH,
115 TROY RD
CHARLES
49.-1-29
616 CODDINGTON RD
N/F
49.-1-4
ALBRECHT,
N/F
PHILLIP
HEDRICK,
618 CODDINGTON RD
PETER
49.-1-5
123 TROY RD
N/F
629 CODDINGTON RD
RONSVALLE,
49.-1-28
ROXANNE
620 CODDINGTON RD
51.-1-3.22
N/F
49.-1-6
PERIALAS,N/F
118TROY
N/F
BRUGLER,
ALEXANDER J
KARL D
RD
GRIGOROV,
50.-1-
CAROLYN
624 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-7
N/F
N/F
127 TROY RD
MINER,
GARIN,SCOTTN
49.-1-27
LAUREN E
628 CODDINGTON RD
N/F
49.-1-8
N/F
RAWLINS,
BAHTIC,
ELVIR
630
JOHN P
CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-9.1
122 TROY RD
N/F
GIBSON, CHARLES W B
50.-1-4.6
636
TROY RD
N/F
CODDINGTON RD
1529
49.-1-26.1
GOLDEN TROY HOUSE, LLC,
49.-1-9.2
SLATERVILLE RD
N/F
GOLDEN TROY HOUSE
N/F
55.-1-1
RAWLINS, ELSIE
VICKROY, RONALD
643 CODDINGTON RD
N/F
C
48.-1-1
N/F
642 CODDINGTON RD
CITY OF ITHACA
PAUCKE, CHARLES E
647 CODDINGTON RD
TROY RD
49.-1-10
48.-1-2
N/F
N/F
49.-1-26.4
PFAFF,
NIBLOCK,
ROBERT
THOMAS J
N/F
PARKER FAMILY
646
653 CODDINGTON RD
LP
BURNS RD
CODDINGTON RD
48.-1-3
48.-1-15
136 TROY RD
665
49.-1-12.3 N/F
N/F
44.-1-5.2
PARRA, ALEJANDRO S
CODDINGTON RD
TOWN OF ITHACA
N/F
N/F
48.-1-5.1
IACOVELLI,
JEFFREY
ORAK, JOHN M N/F
142 TROY RD
CODDINGTON RD
665 CODDINGTON RD LLC
44.-1-5.3
49.-1-12.2
N/F
667 CODDINGTON RD
N/F
WELSH,48.-1-5.23
654 CODDINGTON RD
ORAK,
N/F
CHERYL A
49.-1-13
JOHN
CARR, MICHAEL F
N/F
669 CODDINGTON RD
IACOVELLI TESTAMENTARY
48.-1-5.24
146 TROY RD TRUST, HELEN
N/F
658 CODDINGTON RD
44.-1-4.58 PANCHAROEN, ANGSANA
677 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-14
N/F
N/F
662 CODDINGTON RD
WHITE, JOHN W
48.-1-6.1
SHIPOS,
49.-1-15
N/F
EDWARD
N/F
LICHTMANN, KURT
CARR, MICHAEL
679
668 CODDINGTON RD
675 CODDINGTON RD
CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-16
150 TROY RD48.-1-6.2
F
48.-1-7
N/F
N/F
44.-1-4.56
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N/F
CARR, MICHAEL
670
CARR,
N/F
TROY, JOHN F
F
MICHAEL F
QUARRIER, NANCY S
CODDINGTON RD
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES
TROY RD
49.-1-17.2
44.-1-4.55
N/F
N/F
2019 TAX PARCELS
SIMKIN, ANDREW T
QUARRIER, NANCY S
672 CODDINGTON RD
683 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-17.3 SLATERVILLE RD
HYDROGRAPHY
48.-1-5.3
N/F
TROY RD
N/F
LEVINE,
681
ROAD JURISDICTION
ANTHONY L.
CODDINGTON RD
ERIC
49.-1-26.2
TROY
48.-1-8
BASCELLI TRUST
PARK N/F
CITY OF ITHACA
N/F
PRIVATE COLLEGE
O'SULLIVAN, MAIREAD
674 CODDINGTON RD
TROY HEIGHTS,
TOWN OF ITHACA 676 CODDINGTON RD
49.-1-17.4
156 TROY RD
LLC
44.-1-4.53 49.-1-18.1
N/F
N/F
PRIVATE N/F
THE JDI
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GOODHEW,
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685-87
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48.-1-9.1
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NYSDOT ROUTES
680 CODDINGTON RD
LANGENDOERFER, EUNICE
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49.-1-19
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678 CODDINGTON RD
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682
PARKS AND TRAILS
D
N/F
49.-1-17.1
CODDINGTON RD
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TOWN TRAILS
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HOWARTH, THOMAS
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688 CODDINGTON RD
1 WHITETAIL DR
49.-1-21.12
374 KING RD E
TROY RD
44.-1-4.47
340 KING RD E
UNDEVELOPED TOWN PARKS
N/F
N/F
49.-1-21.4
320 KING RD E
49.-1-26.3
IACOVELLI,
49.-1-25
LARRY J692 CODDINGTON RD
TOWN PRESERVES
386 KING RD E
HOWARTH, THOMAS
N/F
49.-1-30
N/F
49.-1-21.2
N/F
49.-1-21.3
N/F
N/FHOWARTH,
HERITAGE PARK
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SMITH,
N Y S ELECTRIC
2 WHITETAIL DR
ELIZABETH
MENDELSOHN,
44.-1-4.46
THOMAS
SEMP, JAMES E
TOWNHOUSES, INC
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STEVEN
STEIN, BRIAN A
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371 STONE QUARRY RD
KING RD W
39.-1-25.1
360 STONE
38.-3-10
N/F
QUARRY RD
WELLS, CHARLES
N/F
375
38.-3-9
FINGER
STONE QUARRY RD
N/F
LAKES STATE PARKS
39.-1-24
KING CEMETERY
N/F
BOOTH, ROBIN
379 STONE QUARRY RD
368 STONE QUARRY RD
39.-1-23
38.-3-11.1
N/F
N/F
FLAMINGO NESTS, LLC
INGRAHAM,
ANTHONY D
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T
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N
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370 STONE QUARRY RD
BUTTERMILK
Q
389 STONE
FALLS
38.-3-11.2
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39.-1-21
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Y
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38.-3-14
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FINGER LAKES
386 STONE
STATE PARKS
QUARRY RD
38.-3-12
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PRACEL, TOMASZ
390 STONE
QUARRY RD
38.-3-13
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ESHELMAN, RICHARD M
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203 KING RD W
211 KING RD W
37.-1-11.1
215 KING RD W
37.-1-8
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N/F
37.-1-6.1
VRABEL,
CAREY,
N/F
ERNEST A
207 KING RD W
RYAN N
TEETER,
KING RD W
37.-1-10.1
209 KING RD W
ROSE
37.-1-6.2
37.-1-9
N/F
KING RD W
N/F
N/F
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VRABEL,
37.-1-4
TEETER,
GERHARD E
JENNIFER C
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201 KING RD W
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES
PAUL
PEOPLE OF
37.-1-12
2019 TAX PARCELS
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TOWN OF ITHACA
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KING RD W
37.-1-3
COUNTY
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NYSDOT ROUTES
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STATE PARK
PARKS AND TRAILS
37.-1-22
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N/F
DANBY RD
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37.-1-17.2
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PEOPLE OF NEW
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UNDEVELOPED TOWN PARKS
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MECKLENBURG RD
28.-1-3.721
N/F
305 WOODGATE LN
GATES ACRES, LLC
325 SHEFFIELD RD
28.-1-3.73
28.-1-42
N/F
N/F
HINMAN, H
MCMILLEN,
DONALD
MARY E
315
WOODGATE LN
SHEFFIELD RD
303
28.-1-3.4
28.-1-3.1
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N/F
1 MAX'S DR
28.-1-3.75
BLAINE, JACOB E N/F
DORE, JENNY E
28.-1-3.77
DAVENPORT, MARY
WHEELER,
311 SHEFFIELD RD
PAUL D
28.-1-41
N/F
BENNETT,
RUSSELL
301
WOODGATE LN
108 DREW RD
28.-1-34.26
28.-1-34.28
305 SHEFFIELD RD
N/F
302
120 DREW RD
N/F
116 DREW RD
WOODGATE LN
28.-1-40
LEMLEY, JOHN T
SACCIO,
28.-1-34.27
28.-1-34.30
28.-1-34.29
N/F
N/F
JUSTIN M
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N/F
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T
HULL, CRAIG D
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KING, DENYSE A
BRIAN P
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VALENTINA
303 SHEFFIELD RDDREW RD
28.-1-34.31
28.-1-39
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W
WOODGATE LN
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111 DREW RD
108 WOODGATE LN
28.-1-34.34
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28.-1-34.24
28.-1-34.22
119 DREW RD
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D
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301 SHEFFIELD RD
N/F
28.-1-34.25N/F
G
HART, PAUL B
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28.-1-38
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201
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L
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N
WOODGATE LN
CHRISTOPHER D
28.-1-34.33
115 DREW RD
F
N/F
28.-1-34.23
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LITTLE, STEPHEN E
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L
28.-1-34.20
ROBERT L
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213 SHEFFIELD RD
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28.-1-37
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3 WOODGATE LN
104 LONGVIEW DR
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2019 TAX PARCELS
28.-1-34.15
H
28.-1-34.32
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E
HYDROGRAPHY
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103 LONGVIEW DR
F
ELLIS, MELVIN F
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28.-1-34.5 JONATHAN
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PRIVATE COLLEGE
205 SHEFFIELD RD
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D
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28.-1-34.17 DONALD
R 28.-1-34.13
TOWN OF ITHACA
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101
D
N/F
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28.-1-34.11
LONGVIEW DR
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28.-1-34.2
28.-1-34.3 THOMAS J
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HENDERSON, STEVEN T
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LOUIS, JAMON
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172 POOLE RD
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154
156 POOLE RD
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160 POOLE RD
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PARKS AND TRAILS
28.-1-34.16 164 POOLE RD
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28.-1-34.7POOLE RD
28.-1-35
28.-1-36
28.-1-34.1 D
N/F
28.-1-34.12
N/F
28.-1-34.14
N/F
TOWN TRAILS
N/F
R
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N/F
N/F
CASCIOLI,
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OLIVER,CHRISTOPHER
PARK, JOHN E
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STATE PARKS/LAND
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MCMILLEN, KURT
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TOWN PARKS
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179
155 POOLE RD
UNDEVELOPED TOWN PARKS
SHEFFIELD RD
32.-1-1
32.-1-2
N/F
TOWN PRESERVES
N/F
RIGHTMYER,
KRANTZ, ERIC
BRUCE
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