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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB Minutes 2024-03-25MEETING OF THE ITHACA TOWN BOARD March 25, 2024 (q-) Meeting held in person at Town Hall or available via: https,.-HusO,6web,.,zooin.us/j'/'8 8`680828447 Town of Ithaca Public Meetings - Youtube L Ithaca Fire '.Department Annual CReport — Chief Covert I Public hearing regarding a local law amending Chapter 250 of the Town of Ithaca Code ('Vehicles and, Traffic), to prohibit specified, vehicles and, conveyances that exceed, 25 feet in total length, from, travefing on Forest "Home Drive from Its Intersechon wan Warren Road, to its intersection with Caldwell Road a. Consider adoption 3., Consider sethng a, u j, 1 1, p bfic hearing regarding a proposed, easement with NYSEG, for the South H*ll Trail Extenswn 4. Consider approval of an. amendment of the contract associated with the Public, Works MEP project 5., Consider award, ofTownwIde Pavement Market Project 6. Consider approval and authonzation to sign a, contract for, engineering services associated with Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility (1.AWWTF) T Consider approval of a Sewer Exemption or 509 Cod dington Road Added Item: Consider authorizlng theexecution of MOUwfth 'Bolton Point forl"T Services 8. Cornmittee Reports a), Budget b) Codes & Ordinances c) P,ersonnel and Organizatioti/ERC d), Planning e), Public Works f) Other/AdHoc CWl0J • Economic Development • Parks., Tra�ils, Preserves & Recreation. 9. Consent Agenda, a. Approval of Town Board Minutes b., Approval, of Town of Ithaca Abstract c., Approval of revised, Co'd Policy d. Approval of the sale of surplus equipment — DPW 10. Review of Correspondenci 1, 1. Reports of Town, Officials k MEETING GFTHE ITHACATOWN BOAR]" March 25, 2024 Minutes Board Members Present. Rod Howe, Suis pervor- Members EricLevine, Rich.: lo, Susie Gutenberger, Margaret, Johnson, and Rob Rosen Absent: Pamela Bleiwas I Judy Drake Director offluaman - Marty M Present: Resources; oseley, Director of Code CJ'Randall. Director of Planning- Enforcement,- Dana .Magnuson, senior Code Enforcement,, Ashley Colbert., Deputy Town Clerk 1. Ithaca Fire "Depamen t Annual Report — Chief Covert Chief Covert introduced his Deputy Chief, Mike Moody, who joined theDepartment in. December. Ch'ie Covert' , showed the new heat maps program which maps out where in the d,�istrict calls are *radding that the hope is to eventua,lly have a live dashboard showing, the mapping og happentng,I calls in. real tire. Hehighlighted future projects for 2024: the EaA Hill Fire Station project at the corner of Elmwood,Ave and, Dryden Road 'hasbegun , prep site work, with a complefton date of summer of 20,25. Chief Covert noted that the last time a new station was built was 1989 and the West Hill., South Hill and the Central Stations, have not had any work done in quite a, long time. They are working with engineers to, develop a capital improvement plan detailing what improvements are needed for those stati,ons to better, prepare and ,budget f6'r them,. The DePartment received their first electric vehicle., aord F- 150 Lightning, which is being used by the Fire Prevention. Bureau. Their initial feedback on it has been positive. They will be, lking rward to seeing how they can incorporate more electric cars in the future. Chief covert then reported that they have been, onboarding a, new records management systeni that handles all scheduling reporting and asset management. This system allows floating I " firefighters 2 check their phones to see which station they are assigned to report to duty at. They can also request their time off through the system and see they are fringe times at any point. The system, also has a pre planning module wl ich allows firefighters respond,gin g to a call, or doing an inspectioti to look. at the�lr it and no what hazards, are on, site and where a]l the sprinklers are. This ability to know ahead of time where these things are saves time in. an emergency and increases efficien.cy during inspections. TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. I The system also has a module that they hope to roll out in. 2025 that would allow homeowners to provide in't"ormatlon about, their home that, could be important, to firefighters responding to a all. Chief Covert also reported that they're move ng forward toward a, pape erless environtnent, and are working with city code enforcement and planiiing to streamline that.process in, the county to scan existing documents and records. Finally,,. in the next few years they are will be doing a lot of tratn'in gyfroni with the Office ofFire Preventl'on and Control on specialty rescue scenarios and skills. He added that they did A rece�ive a, grant 4 technical. rescues that are specifically designed for building collapses and they are working on numerous other grants to help with updating their hazmat capabilities, updating gear decontamination equipment and, replacing the rigid liatilboat. There were no questi'ons fro�rn the board and Mr.Howe thanked, the Chi efand Deputy for their tinle and comm.itment. 2# Public hearing regarding a local law amending Chapter 250 of the Town of Ithaca Code (Vehicles and Traffic) to prohibit specified vehicles and conveyances that exceed 25 feet, in total length from traveling on .forest 'Home Drive from its intersection. with Warren Road to its intersection with Caldwell. Road Mr. Howe opened the public hearing at 4:57p.m. M,r. En,gman, spoke, represent�l'ng the Forest Flonie l�iiip,rove'l-nnt,A.ssolat,ion, saying that the neighborhood is, in. favor of this and eager to have it done. He added that the other day he was outside of the forest home Chapel with a neighbor when a huge tour bus, came down the road, the neighbor was able to tell the driver of the bus that he wouldn't be able to make it around the curve and the bus was able to turn around and, wentback up Pleasant Grove Rd., averting a traffic hazard, Mr—Engman also commented on the pavement marking contract that is, on the agenda, saying T-%, that there is a need for some crosswalks in Home tithe Forest rive area. Mr. Britt in also spoke, saying that he was infavor of the "length suggested that thelength limit in the area be the same as the weight ti-nit., as it would, � ake it ea,&I'er for &ignage, eart force,,niertt, and be clearer to the truck. drivers. There was no one else wishing to be heard in. the public hearing was closed. TB Resolution 2024 — 032: Adoption, of a local law amending Chapter 250 of the Town of Ithaca CodeJVehicles and Tra, prohibit ecIfled veils and rave races that exceed 25 feet in total 1ength from travelin2 on, Forest Home Drive from its intersectionwith Warren Road to its inter with Caldwell Road TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 2 Whereas the Town Board field a duly advertised and posted public hearing regarding a proposed local law amendl'ng Chapter 250 ofthe Town, of Ithaca, Code (Vehicles and, Traffic) to prohlblt spec'[fied, vehicles and conveyances that exceed-25 feet in total, , length, froin traveting on Forest, Home Drive from its .tntersecb.on wlh.'Wa.rren Road to its intersecti.on. with, Caldwell. Road, now, therefore be it Resolved that the Town Board adopts Local. Law 3 of 2024 as listed above. Moved: Margaret Johnson. Seconded: Susie Gutenberger Vote: ayes- Howe, ePaolo, Johnson, Levine, Gutenberger &Rosen 3., Consider setting a public hearing regarding a proposed easement with NYSEG for the South, Hill Trail Extension M.T. we noted that the public hearing would be set for Ari.1 8, 2024 and that the meeting will start at 7:00p.m. due to the solar lips . He added that the four towns involved in the proposed t *1 extension have been working on i I will eachbe holding pu'bl* ral I this for a very�'long time and i ic hearings to accept the easement. TB, Resolution 2024 - 033�'Settinp unuc hearinthe A f an easement ,g,,,re, o, El h Hi I with.New York State, ectr*c & Gas for t e South *11 Recreaflon Way Extension project Resolved that the Town Board, wfl,lhold a pubtic hearing at their Meeting on April, 8, 2024, meeting which, begins at 7:00 p.'1­n,. at Town 'Hall, 215 N'Tioga, Street, and broadcast live via, Zoom and YouTubeL.Ive, for the convenience of the public regarding the signtng of an easement with New York. State electric & Gas for the South Hill Recreation Way extension prQject. At which time, 'all persons wiShing to address the Board, in favor or opposed to the proposed, 0 easement shall, be heard. Links and, the draft easement are ava'ilable from, the Town, C'le'rk or on the Town's website: Moved: Susie Guten'terger Seconded: Rod Howe Vote: ayes- Howe, DePaolo, Johnson, Levine, Gutenberger & Rosen 4,. Consider approval of an amendment of the contract associated with the Public Works M.EP pr "ect oj Mr. Thaete explained that the original, contract was tor $1,16,,00,0 for the consultant review', and t1lat, rev�iew determlned that the m,ech,an,s bay and, one of'th,e tool rooni, bays needed to have vent.11ahon treatment applied to the that was not originally Planned for. The requested increase is to, ensure there is enough of a contingency in the contract to cover any other unknowns that might come up from the review of the, building. TBS 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 3 Mr. Depao asked whether having an upfront increase could lead to finding additional ways to spend, it and, Mr. That ,e responded that his team, is very thorough when, reviewing change orders and making sure they are Justified. 0 T13, Resolution 2024 - 034: Approval of a, contract aniendin,entfor Professional, Services h h hanical, Electr*cal Pi int 10 associated wit t e Mec I , LI & umbi ed a and Structural Detail Construction Drawing(s) Preparation for the Public Works Facility Project (MEP Pro Whereas, the Town. Board awarded the MEP Project to C&S'Engmeers,''lnc. ( ' C&S) to create detailed construction. drawings, specifications, and construction contract documents for the replacement and/or improvement of various MEP components and repair oi a Garaged concrete garage floor slab at the Town' s Public WorKSvaci*li*'t'y for a, lump surn fee of One Hundred and Sixteen Thousand, One Hundred Seventy Dollars and Thirty Three Cents ($1,16,170.33) with a confingency amount $5,000- and '1� Whereas, C&S has identified areas of the garage that require additional review and analysis that is not specified in tie Project's contract', and 'Whereas", C&S has provi''ded, an "Eng'Ineering Change Proposal — 00 1, ' at March 6, 2024 (Proposal) to incorporate mechanical design and structural. rel , ew of these areas into the design documents for a lump sum fie of Twenty Seven Thousand Three Hundred Thirteen. CDollars, ($27,3 13.00)7; and Whereas, 'the Director ofEng,ire erind (Director) has reviewed the Proposal, and, recommends its approval by the Town Board; and Whereas, the Director also requests, an additional. Ten Thou sand Dollars ($10,000.00) for the Projects contingency fand, for a total of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00); now therefore 'be it Reso'[ved, that the Town Board, approves executwn of the En; ineering Change Proposal, contract amendment modi"Ifying the pro.ject scope and the request to increase th,e assocwted conf:tngency fund as described., for a revised contract amount, including contingency not to exceed One Hundred Fifty Eight Thousand Four Hundred Eighty Three Dollars and Thirty Three Cents ($1158.4,83,33), subject to approval of the contract documentsby the Director and review 'by the Attorney forthe Town., Moved: Rich DePaoto Seconded: RobRosen e- Gutenberger& Rosen Vote: ayes —Howe, De.Paolo,, Johnson, Levinu , Ir ca."QU-I'ar axweird af 77f,"Aum-azida Da-vamant Alar-Lat -U 4a # " FV "A' " " a A, " TV AIR Iry A, " IF 11,11 A"a IXW%1�41 A a Xflj%6W P lied Mr. Slater stated that he is waiting to, hear back from his reference calls before awarding this contract. TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 4 10 0 6., Consider approval and, authorizati I on to sign a contract for engi"neertng services associated with Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Facility (IAWW`TF) .Mr. Howe reported that Barton & LoguId�'Ice Is the contractor with an estImated project cost of $300,000 which we are expecting to get a grant to cover half of the expense. TB Resolution 2024 - 035: Approval and, Authorizati"on to si"gn an Engi"neering Agreement 19 for the preparation of the JAWWT'F Capital, Improvement Plan Pr Whereas, the.1AWWT`F is a 38-year-old, technically complex, and environmentally im. portant facility that is jointly owned by the City of Ithacal, the Town of Ithaca, and the Town. of Dryden, and Whereas, the lAW'WTF has both short- aid lore g-temn, capital, needs to help maintain, connpBanc e, meet energy goals, and provide adequate planning for necessary repatrs., opportunities for better efficiency, and a look toward the fiature, and Whereas, plant staff and, the Special Joint Committee (SJQ are desirous in developing a, proper Capaal Improvement Plan Project (CIPP) to as&ist �in. planning, budget'ing, and the procurement 1"* of potential tntrastructure related grants and low interest to afforded to muunapt ttfies, and Whereas, a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) was made to regional. consulting firms and four responses were submitted, and Whereas, plant to Interviewed and evaluated Presentatlons fronfl, each candidate, and, Whereas, at its February 14, 2024, meeting, staff and the Special Joint Committee (SJC), recommended to its, municipal boards the approval of Barton & Loguidice,.D.P.C., 443 Electronics Parkway,,, Liverpool NY ice to prepare the CIPP and, ''as the consultant of'cho* I 0 Whereas, on. February 21, 20,24, B&L provided an En.gl�nee!�rin.g,,.A,.glreeme�nt proposal of services which included an estimated project cost of $300,000, with anticipated 50% funding through, a NYSERDA Flextech grant, and anticipated local cost match of 50%, and Whereas", staff endorsesthe funding of the Three hundred Thousand, Dollar ($300,000) project h interests of better plant o era*.onal, efficiency, and, with anticipated 50 % cost inatch in t e p I longevitnow, therefore, be it Resolved, that the Town of Ithaca approves its share of the project in the amount of One Hundred Twenty Two Thousand, Six Hundred, and Forty Dollars ($1,22,640), and, be it further Resolved, that the Town Super'Isor is author'.1zed to execute saIdAgreernent on behalf of the! Town. Moved: Rich DeP,aolo Seconded-. Rod Howe Vote: ayes- Howe., DePaol,o, Johnson, Levine, Gutenberger & Rosen TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 5 D 7., Consider approval of a Sewer Exemption, for 5,09 Coddington Road Mr. Howe reported that the request was discussed and recornmendedr by the Pubfic'Wo'rk.s Committee and that the homeowner was available for questions. There were none. TB Resolution 2024 - 036: Authorization for the Town. Engineer toissue a Sewer Exemptifor, Tax, Parcel No., 54.4-1.2 Whereas the TownrEngineer recewed a request for a Sewer Exemption from Ray Terepka and Nancy S tewart,, the owners of Tax Parcel. N o. 5 1, - i - 1. 2, due to the excessively large costs to connect into the public sewer, and Wh,ereas the cost estimate for the nearest, connection to public sewer, involving a sewer pump out, system and County Road crossing i*s approximately $61k, and Whereas a gravity sewer connection to public sewer located in the northeast quadrant of the lot, I " 1600 � et Erom. the roposed, houselocat' 0 1 1� ion confl,* approximateiy fe p I ion, is not �reasible to elevat* lcts� and Whereas the owners are constructing a single-family home on. the property, and Whereas the owners wish to install a Health Department approved onsite wastewater treatment system, (OWTS) for the property with, SUffiCient room `or a replacement system ffneeded, and. Whereas the estimate to install a, new OWTS is approx.1mately $20K., and Whereas the Public Works Committee discussed the potential request at its, MI arch 19, 2024 1 In meeting and, recommended forwarding tot I I he town Board, `or review", now thereforebe it Resolved, that the Town Board authorl",zes the Town. Engtneer to issue an exemption from Town Code Section 214-5 public sewer connection. requirement for Tax Parcel 51.44.2, for the installation of a new OATS associated with the proposed single-family residence to be constructed on the property, subject to the co�nsent of the Tompkins County Health Department. I Resolved,, that any Further susion of the Property and/or change in occupancy use beyond, the identified single-family home, may necessitate the need to causal the exemption by the Town Board. Moved: Susie Gu,tenberger Seconded: Rob Rosen "Vote-. ayes- Howe, DePaolo,, Jobiison,,Levinel, but enberger & Rosen No Added Item: ConsiWer authorizing the executton of MU with Bolton Point for IT Servl*ces TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 6 Mr. Howe explained that our IT Department has been providing some services to Bolton Point recently, helping them develop and, adopt some guidelines and, replace their servers. .Mrs. Drake added that this pis &i.rnflar to the concept of services, we had prov.ided the Health, Consortium and it will be on. a year by year basis for general maintenance with a separate line for special services that would be paid at a, slightly higher rate. The full fringe factor is not included and so it is, less than what we would normally charge if we were bill ing somebody else. Is , IB Resolution 2024 - 037-. Authorlizlin e Supervisr to Sign the Me nd f Viers Su Southern C,ajqgaL,a,ke 1nter,m,unic,1j2,a1'VVater., System for Information Techno, Ser I of 10 _4y vices Whereas", the Southern Cayuga Lake Internlcipal Water Commission (Commission) is in need ofinf6rmatlon technology services and support and, the Town of I I thaca has the capacity to provide the services; and Whereas, the attached Memorandum of Understanding outlines how the hours anxpenses with be supplied, and how the Commission will pay for the services outlined,"- now, therefore be.it Resolved, that the Town Board op the Town of Ithaca, does hereby authorize the Town is to sign the Memorandum. of Understanding agreement between the Town of Ithaca and Commission for the Inforination Technology services, with. the review by the Attorney for the Town. Moved: Rod Howe Seconded.- Margaret Johnson Vote: ayes -Howe, DePaolo, Johnson, Levine, Gutenberger & Rosen 8., Committee Rrts a) budget - No, meeting. c) Personnel and Organization/ERC - No meefi'ng. d), Planning — Review of the Joint S,afty Action . lan on transportation initiatives, and how they correlate to the 2007 Trans ortation Plan, Comp Plan. and cu other guidance doments; P briefly discussed the status of the cannabis regulations from the State. e), Public Works — Discussed the sewer exempt, ion 'request, that was just approved. -I reviewed the draft Snow An Ice Policy. Discussed a, petition from Penny an asking for the whole, water line to be updated and looked at other hot spots where there have been water breaks. The goal is to, address the Penny,Line and, other hot spots. TES 2024-103-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 7 Mr., That e gave abasic overview of the new copper and, lead, rule that requiresus to Wentlfy any lead services'In our system by October 2, 2024. Worki''ng with th Bolton Point we started w, ith 200 unknown systems and got that down to 60, mostly in the Cayuga Helights a�rea, and we have been replacing them as they in them. After October, we will have to have a plan. to, h1p the public replace any lead or copper in. their own systems. f) Other/AdHoc * CWIO - No meeting. Economic Development - Had a brief update on, different proposed businesses 1 , n the Inlet Valley area and how to be proactive in a few areas and we will be reaching out to get news and updates on. approved and pending projects. Parks,'Trafls, Preserves & Recreation - Conti.inuing updates to the Parks & Tralils Plan and discussed the NYSEG easement that is going before the board next month. Other — Youth Services - Discussed the need for daycare and, after -school, care and ideas are in the works. 9. Consent Agenda TB, 0 Resolution 2024 — 038., Adopt Consent At!en.da Resolved, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby, ap proves ng and/or adopts the f ollowi Consent-Agenda items. ,a. Approval of Town Board Minutes b. Approval of 'Town of Ithaca Abstract c. Approval of revised Covid Policy d. Approval of the sale of surplus equipment — DPW Moved: Eric, Levine Seconded: Susie Gut enberger 0 "Vote-. ayes- Howe,, DePaolo, Johnson, Lev'I , ne, Gutenberger & Rosen TB, Resolution 2024 -038,a: Approval of Town, Board Minutes Resolved that the draft minutes of February 12, 2024, and March. 11, 2024, are adopted as 'final with any non -substantive changes made. T13.1lesolution. 2024 - 038b: Aal of Town. of.1thaca Abstract Resolved that the governing Town Board a�uthorizes payment of the said vouchers in total for the amounts Indicated. VOUCHER.NOS. 207 TES 2024-03-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 8 General Fund Town Wide 97 985.91. General Fund Part -Tows 1.0020.58 Highway.Fund Town. W"Ide D.A 28679.03, Mghwa Fund Part Town DB 1, 3 7 697.49 Water Fund 714012.55 Sewer Fund 109 073.88 TOTAL 1,097,469.4 1 q lip III Whereas, the Town Board on November 20,,2021 approvedthe COVID Response Policy, is was modified in, Ma,'Y 2021 and, September 2021 as restrictions were lifted.: and 4, Whereas, the Personnel and Orgamzation comMittee reviewed the Revised COVID Response Policy which. explains the change in COVID-19 restrictions and how the NYS COVID-19 Paid Leave will. be applied and recommends the Town Board adopts the Revised COVID Response Policy- now, therefore 1, lbe it Resolved, the Town Board of'th,e Town ofithaca does hereby approve the Revised COVID Response.Policy; and be further Resolved', the COVET Response Pollicy will terininate when the NY S COVID- 19 Paid Leave ends. Iesolution 2024 - 038d: Sale of Surplus Items Whereas, a municipal. online auction is, held from time to time hosted by Auctions International. located in East Aurora, NY. and Whereas, certain "Items have become surplus/no longer needed by the Town, and, Whereas, the Town wishes to put the following surplus equipment in an online auction in March: (1), 2016 International Model, 4300 Dump Truck, (Fleet # 14) (1) 20.12 Ford.F-350 Crew Cab.Pickup Truck (..Fleet # 2 1) (16), Tires off of F-450, Size 225-70-R19.5, approximately, 10,000 miles ware. • Group of Tiger Mower Blades, Clevi.ses & P,ins, (170 + count of each), • Tow Behind Broadcast Spreader • Tables — 6" Diameter Stibi — Backpack Blower Model DR420C Erosion Nets * (2) DR. Trimmers * Grasshopper Front MountedAerator * Grasshopper Edger (Edge-EZ) Now thereforebe it,; TES 2024-103-25 (Filed, 4151) Pg. 9 Res,olve(!-1, tlie "I", lown Board dectares sal'd�abkove-des,cribed equipmenIto'be surplus, auid no, longer 7 r W a ) I *t, . the needed b,Y the I OW111, and aut'li-onzes, 'the items listed, i b,,(ve be placed, "n, the auction h proceeds from, thesale golln.glnto the appropfiate fun,,ds. 10" Review of Cor,respon,dennice -'Mr. Howe nlotedthat the as Partirk statswere in. Repotts of TO'wn Off-rucials Mr., flowe oviided, an,, upidate on d"I"Isicuss,ions with Comiell, regarding voluntar-y con'tribull'"'ons to pr t he ek provi I ded them -towm They havetunet twicewrtli Joel Molina,'L,aura. Sire and Ri ,,t Fergus atnd w"Ith an,'Iniillal as,'k a,fter, doiin,g some antialysis on what the town provildesfbi- the $3.1 million, 1111.1MI , tss,ues,whe, cotnpa,red, to Wl,,ia,:t tl�i,e clity o:ffers, as wellas, avolded proplertl�tax and proportiona-i n 0 ti'le emergeticy S-tvtces, atid fire protlectionfbr which, we pay a, substantial portton. He said that he, Mr. DePaolo,,, atid, MS. Shaw are askingfor authofity anid some flexibility to, contiti,,ute to negotlateas is of the essence, toble included, in 01)mell's 2025 hudge"I" 'the Board agmied. Ms. Johnsoti ico,ii,,iii,,ijeti,te,(Itha,�t tilereis state legislat-ton, that wotilld, remove tax exetl,iptlons, fior 4 i,ns,t"llt,u,,ti,o,�n,s,,oA,re�r 100 miltlion and, Co,,,tuell tiaj.,-'rowly mtsses, that,hut there is tialk olfposslbly lu'd applyto Clomel,l. owerInas g tht" o that it, wo I I on made at 5. ISCLISS the po� s*l ble Mott 30p.m. by M:r. tlowe to etifer eXecutive session to di S 1, Id, al,"f&tthe p, acqu,isition, of'real rop �ty whlere, disic'llosurC! cou rtce, seconded, by Mr,,. DePaoloIw l p unan"I'MOUS. Motion,tm.ade by Mr. Howeto, leave execut'i've ses,stion aj,ld ai0jioum the meetingl secondled, by Mr. DePlaoto-, unanuillous. 1� Subm."'itted'by Ashley Colbert, eputyfown Clt�k TBS 2024-03-25 (Filed 4/5) Pg. 10 TOWN OF ITHACA AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING AND PUBLICATION 1, Ashley Cotbert,being duly swom, say that I am the Deputy'T own Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkl'ns Count) New York; that the followt"ng notice has been, duly posted on the sign board of the Town Clei�rk of the Town of' It,hac and the notice has been duly pubfished I*n the official newspaper, fthaca Journal: 0 ADVERTISEMENT/NOTICE 0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN NOTICE OF ESTOPPEL D NOTICE O'FADOPTION Regarding Proposed Local Law Amending Ch F ;50 of the Town of Ithaca Code (Vehicles and T r a ffi c) Locati'oo of'Sign, Board Used for Positing. Town Clerk's Office 215 North Tl'oga Street Ithaca, NY 14850 Town website at www.town.ithaca.us L—fty Date of Posting: March 20, 2024 Date of Publication: March 20, 2024 Ashley Coldl6h Deputy Town Clerk STATE OF NEW YORK) COUNTY OF TOMPKINS) SS., TOWN OF ITHAICA) Sworn to and subscribed before me thi's 20"""' day of March 2024. ----------- 0,� - ------ otary 11c A13BY L. HOMER Notary Public - State of New York No.. 01HO6086105 Qualified in Cortland County 'AY Commission Explilres Jan. 13, ZID L111,11 1IM-1711MO =,& Oiriiginaflypublished, on, itbacaj ournaLicom on 03/20/2024 v&N,