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Home My WebLink About02-06-19852 1. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 7:30 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING LOCAL LAW # 1 FOR 1985 A Public Hearing was held at the Town Hall, Town of Cortlandville at 7:30 P.M. concerning proposed Local Law # 1 for the year 1985, providing for the administration and enforcement of the Uniform Fire Prevention and Build- ing Code. Members present: Supervisor Stanley Nadolski ------- Councilman Melvin Pierce LEGAL NOTICE Councilman Ray Thorpe TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE Councilman Edwin O'Donnell Councilman Warren Manning Resolution Pursuant To Town Law Town Clerk Pauline Parker Section 209-q (6) (c) Whereas, there was filed in the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Cort- landville, Cortland County, New York, maps, plans, and Others present were Attorney, an engineering report relating to the estab- Phillip Rumsey; Assessor, David lishment of a Water System Improvement Project Briggs; Deputy Town Clerk, June within the said Town as (2) quired by Section 209-q (2) Bradshaw; Justice, Donald Eaton; and 209-c of the Town Law, Highway Su ' t . Carl A. Bush Jr. g y p said maps, plans and report having been prepared by and Newsreporter Brian Newman. Peter D. Novelli, an engineer, duly licensed by Also present were Town resid- the State of New York, and Whereas, an Order was ents Lorna A. Sertoli and her neigh - duly adopted by the Town Board on January 2, 1985 � bors • Ken Andrews and Richard Tupper. reciting the filing of said maps, plans and report, the improvements. proposed, the boundaries of the pro-, posed district and the estimated expense thereof and specifying January 21„ The Public Hearing was opened ,1985 at 4:30 o'clock p.m. as the time and the said Town by Supervisor Nadolski at 7:30 P . M . . Hall in the said Town of Cortlandville as the place where the said Board would meet to consider the documents filed as aforesaid and to hear all persons interested in the The Town Clerk read the legal subject thereof, concerning the same, and notice as follows: (see left side) Whereas, such Order was' duly posted 'and published as required by law, and Whereas, a hearing in the matter was duly held by the -Board on this 21st day of January; 1985 commencing gat 4:30 P.M. at the Town Attorney Rumsey stated this Local Hall inthe discussupon the matter the said Town and Law provides a minimum basis of admin- 'having been had and all per- sons desiring to be heard istration and enforcement of the fire having been duly heard in- cludingcode. members of the Board and various other Another advantage of adopting persons and Now, upon the evidence our own Local Ls.W regarding this given upon such hearing and upon motion of Warren' allows the Town to keep all monies Manning, Councilman, seconded by Melvin Pierce received from fines for violations C o u n c i I m a n and unanimously passed, it is relating to the code. Otherwise the Resolved and Determined, that the maps, monies received Would be shared with iplans and engineering report heretofore filed with state,as the state as it would be their law. Town Clerk of the Towne This local law has been drafted to of Cortlandville are in com- pliance with Section 209-c of, accomodate changes such as number of the Town Law of the State of, New York and are other-, inspection, fees, etc. If changes wise sufficient, and that to, establish the aforesaid should be desired, it may be changed water improvement is in the, public interest, and it is fur- by Town Board resolution. ther Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 2 Being no further comments or questions those in attendance. Councilman Pierce made seconded by Councilman Manning to close the All voting aye, the motion was carried. offered by a motion, public hearing. 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Members present: Supervisor Councilman Stanley Nadolski Warren Manning Councilman Edwin O'Donnell Councilman Ray Thorpe Councilman Melvin Pierce Town Clerk Pauline Parker n LJ Others present were Attorney Phillip Rumsey; Deputy Town Clerk, June Bradshaw; Assessor, David Briggs; High- way Sup't., Carl Bush, Jr.; Justice, Donald Eaton and Newsreporter Brian Newman. Also present were town residents Lorna A. Sertoli and her neighbors; Ken Andrews and Richard Tupper. Supervisor Nadolski opened the meeting at 7:35 P.M. following the public hearing relating to Local Law ,a# 1 of 1985 providing for the administration and enforcement of the Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code. Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- man Pierce to approve the minutes of January 2, 1985 and approve January 21, 1985, as written. The motion was carried with minutes all voting aye;with the exception of Councilman Thorpe. He abstained as he was not in attendance at the meetings. Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Council- man O'Donnell, to receive and file the Cortlandville Planning planning Board minutes of January 29, 1985. All voting aye, the Bd.Minutes motion was carried. Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- ZBA man O'Donnell, to receive and file the Cortlandville ZBA minutes minutes of December 11, 1984. All voting aye, the motion was carried. RESOLUTION ## 4.0 AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VOUCHERS Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Pierce VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED 4 '4 Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 2 BE IT RESOLVED that the vouchers submitted January 21, 1985 have been audited and shall be paid as follows„ General Fund Vouchers # 1 - 18 7,832.36 paymentof Highway go# 1 - 13 12,548.88 vouchWater Fund if# 1 - 7 2,980.09 Sewer Fund if# 1 - 4 2,015.52 and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the vouchers submitted have been audited and shall be paid as follows: General Fund Vouchers # 19 - 45 �� 37,o62.48 Highway # 14 - 32 8,557.89 Water Fund # 8 - 21 3,574.93 Sewer Fund # 5 - 7 24,549.65 Supervisor Nadolski gave those in attendance the privilege of the floor. Lorna Sertoli Mrs. Lorna Sertoli, 66 Delaware Ave., Cortland, New York, Deleware Ave. requested assistance from the Town Board, if possible, to put a stop to cars being parked in the street near her residence. Many times she cannot get in or out; of either driveway at her residence. Both customers and employees of Gary's Automative are illegally parking their cars there. A letter of January 31, 1985, widtten by Mrs. Sertoli, was read, which fully explained the problem. Gary's Automative has recently purchased a small strip of land next to Mrs. Sertoli with the intent to park cars there. Is this permissable? This would need t_o be referred to the Cortlandville ZBA for their determination. A discussion followed regarding parking on a public highway, the zoning requirements of the area and our high- way department plowing the snow. Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- man Thorpe, to receive and file the letter from Mrs. Sertoli. All voting aye, the motion was carried. RESOLUTION # 41 AUTHORIZE POSTING OF SIGN ON DELP-WARE AVENUE AND CONTACT SHERIFF"S DEPARTMENT Motion by Councilman Manning Seconded by Councilman Thorpe VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED NO Parking WHEREAS cars are being parked on the road near the business • sign on of Gary's Automotive on Deleware Ave., which is, a residential Delaware Ave area and is causing many problems, and WHEREAS when this has happened in other areas of the town, co-operation has been received from the police agencies in ticketing the illegal parked cars, therefore BE IT RESOLVED that the Highway Sup't. is hereby authorized and directed to install legal "NO PARKING" signs on both sides of the road on Deleware Ave. near Gary's Automotive, and Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 3 RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby to contact the Sheriff's Department and enforce the "NO PARKING":.signs. authorized and directed request them to Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Councilman O'Donnell, to receive and file Jack Buttinos, December 3, Cable TV 1984, Cable TV Commission report. All voting aye, the reports motion was carried. Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Councilman annual Thorpe, to receive and file the annual financial report of report the Park Fund Project. All voting aye, the motion was Park Fund carried. project Appreciation was expressed to Ken Andrews, Co-chairman of the park project. Councilman Pierce made a r.�,otion, seconded by Councilman Historiar. Manning, to receive and file the Historians Annual report annual for 1984 presented by Alice Blatchley. All voting aye, the report motion was carried. An.' annual report received from the SPCA as Dog Control A. Officer for 1984 was reviewed. Also received was a monthly annual al annua report for January 1985- Councilman Manning made a motion, report & seconded by Councilman Thorpe, to receive and file the monthly reports. All voting aye, the motion was carried. Supervisor Nadolski apprised the Town Board that the Town Clerk has just received the dog enumeration list. The number of ddgs, estimated 1,000, is about the same as the number of dogs licensed last year. Reports of various departments are on the table for review, or are availabe upon request in the clerks office. The monthly report of the highway department was reviewed. dog enumeratic list Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Council- 1985 man Thorpe, to receive and file the 1985 DCO contract between D.C.O. the Town and the Cortland County SPCA. All voting aye, the contract motion was carried. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Council- 1985 man Thorpe, to receive and file the contract for 1985 between Attorney the Town and Phillip R. Rumsey, Attorney at Law. All voting Contraci aye, the motion was carried. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 4 1985 Cortland Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Council - Library man Thorpe, to receive and file the 1985 contract between Contract the Town and the Cortland Free Library. All voting aye, the motion was carried. 1985 Hayes Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council - Ambulance man Thorpe, to receive and file the 1985 Hayes Ambulance Contract Service Contract with Richard Purdy. All voting aye, the motion was carried. • 1985 Highway Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Council- Sup'v. man Thorpe, to receive and file the 1985 Expenditure of Highway Highway Moneys Agreement signed by the Highway Sup't., Carl money Bush. All voting aye, the motion was carried. Councilman Thorpe made a motion, seconded by Council - Water Project man Pierce, to receive and file the Water System Improvements Documents Contract Documents (Bid Specs) EDA Project No. 01-01-02625. All voting aye, the motion was carried. Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- SouthCortland man Thorpe, to receive and file the ARC Grant Pre -application ARC Grant for the South Cortland Industrial Park Project. All voting application aye, the motion was carried. Supervisor Nadolski apprised the Town Board that this is a dead issue. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by 1985 Dog Councilman Thorpe to receive and file the Dog Quarantine Quarintine legal notice received from the Cortland County Legislature. All voting aye, the motion was carried. The county dog quarantine shall remain in effect until April 15, 1985. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Council - State man Thorpe, to receive and file the letter from NYS Division Equalization of Equalization and Assessment of Syracuse. All voting aye, & Assessment the motion was carried. new update They are advising us that they will assist us with computer time and personnel in regards to our'a.ssessment. update project this year. Assessor, David Briggs, stated that we have received a letter from the state congratulating us for our assessment program. They commended us for the quality of updating and maintaining our.assessment program.. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 5 Councilman Thorpe made a motion, seconded by Council- man Pierce, to receive and file the letter sent to Mr. Edward Edward Phalen, 244 West Road, Cortland, New York in regards Phalen to the barn on his property which is falling down. All barn voting aye, the motion was carried. Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- man Thorpe, to receive and file the letter received from NYS Electri NYS Electric and Gas. It included a revised listing of & Gas emergency numbers to call in case of an emergency involving emergency natural gas. All voting aye, the motion was carried. numbers Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- Bonds- man Thorpe, to receive and file a memorandum received per capita from Assemblyman Rappleyea regarding the per capita limit limit of Industrial Revenue Bonds which may be issued by state and local governments. All voting aye, the motion was carried. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by SCM Councilman Pierce, to receive and file correspondence Foreign relating to a request from Smith Corona. All voting aye, Trade Zone the motion was carried. Applicatior. They are submitting an application for submission to the Foreign Trade Sub Zone, and requested a letter from the Town to accompany their application. Supervisor Nadolski responded as requested. Councilman Thorpe made a motion, seconded by Council- flooding man Pierce, to receive and file correspondence relating Blodgett to the flooding problem at the creek in Blodgett Mills. Mills All voting aye, the motion was carried. The problem area has been inspected by state represent- atives. There are no state funds available to correct the problem, but they have advised the property owners of the proper way to correct it. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Council- abandonmen man Pierce, to receive and file the letters received from denied the County Highway Sup't. regarding the abandonment of HoxieGorge Hoxie Gorge Road and Kinney Hill Road. All voting aye; the KinneyHill motion was carried. Public Hearings were held by the County on September 26, 1984. Those in attendance gave reasons for not wanting the town to abandon the roads. Mr. Tennant advised that he could not file a certificate of qualified abandonment for the Hoxie Gorge Road or Kinney Hill Road. `L b Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 6 Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Contento's Councilman Thorpe to receive and file the correspondence incorporation regarding Contento Auto Sales Inc. from . Homer. All papers voting.aye, the motion was carried. They have recently incorporated and needed the proper forms signed by the town. 1984 NYs Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded, by Council - Listing man Thorpe, to receive and file 'lie list of Town Roads for 1984, compiled by NYS Department of Transportation. of town All voting aye, the motion was carried. roads The town has 65.16 miles of road. Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Council- ETL tax man Thorpe to receive and file a request from'ETL Testing exemption Laboratories for a tax exemption for their new building. All voting aye, the motion was carried. Assessor, David Briggs, advised that he has been to ETL and looked at the new addition. They do qualify for the exemption and have been advised of such. RESOLUTION # 42 AUTHORIZE OPENING OF BIDS - WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT'PROJECT Motion by Councilman O'Donnell Seconded by Councilman Thorpe VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED opening of WHEREAS the legal notice appeared in the newspaper on bids - water February 5, 1985 advertising for bids to let out on the improvement Water System Improvement Project, therefore project BE IT RESOLVED that opening of the bids for the Water System Improvement,,Project shall be done at a -special meeting to be held on Monday, February 25, 1985 at 7:30 P.M., at the Town Hall, in the Town Clerks office. RESOLUTION # 43 APPOINT DELEGATE TO ASSOCIATION OF TOWNS ANNUAL MEETING Motion by Councilman O'Donnell Seconded by Councilman Thorpe VOTES_-W ALL AYE ADOPTED Assn. of Towns BE IT RESOLVED that court clerk, Mardis F. Kelsen, is delegate hereby appointed as delegate to represent the Town of Cortlandville at the Association of Towns 1985 Annual Meeting, to be held in New York City February 17th 20th, 1985. RESOLUTION # 44 ADOPTION OF NEW HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT - JOB DESCRIPTIONS Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Pierce VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED 1 0 1 i 1 1 Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 7 WHEREAS our Highway Sup't has wanted to reclassify the positions of the employees of that department, and WHEREAS the proposed changes were sent to the Town Board, in advance to review, and Highway Dept. new job descriptions WHEREAS the Town Board felt that this allows for incentives and further motivates the employees, therefore ® BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board does hereby approve and adopt the new Highway job descriptions for the highway personnel. RESOLUTION # 45 APPROVE REVISED PAY SCALE FOR HIGH- WAY DEPARTMENT Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Manning VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED BE IT RESOLVED that the following.revised pay scale for the Highway Dept. is hereby approved and adopted, retroactive to January 1, 1985: H.E.O. @ 6.54 per hour M.E.O. �@ 6.05 per hour Laborer @ $ 5.56 per hour RESOLUTION # 46 AUTHORIZE RECLASSIFICATION AND SALARY FOR JAMES GRANT Motion by Councilman O'Donnell Seconded by Councilman Thorpe VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED revised pay scale for highway dept. BE IT RESOLVED that Highway Employee, James Grant, is reclassify hereby reclassified from laborer to MEO I, with a salary James Grant increase approved for that job classification, $ 6.05, highway dept. retroactive to January 1, 1985. RESOLUTION # 47 AUTHORIZE HIRING ROBERT ATKINS SR. ® AS A SEASONAL EMPLOYEE - HIGHWAY DEPT. Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Manning VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED hire season BE IT RESOLVED that the Highway Sup't. is hereby authorized employee to hire Robert Atkins Sr. as a seasonal employee for the highway dept highway dept. to be paid a salary of $ 4.64 per hour. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 8 RESOLUTION # 48 AUTHORIZE HIRING A NEW EMPLOYEE FOR THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Pierce VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED hire new BE IT RESOLVED that the Highway Sup't., is hereby authorized employee -',o hire a laborer or MEO operator to fill the position highway Dept left vacant by retirement. A discussion was held concerning employees taking vacation. It was suggested that a plan be implemented which would eliminate more than one person being on vacation at one time. RESOLUTION # 49 ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF CHARLES H. FINN,JR - ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman Manning VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED resignation BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board does hereby accpet the Charles Finn resignation from Charles H. Finn, Jr. as a member of the ZBA Boyd Cortlandville Zoning Board of Appeals, with regret, and RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby authorized and directed to send a letter to Mr. Finn expressing thanks for his many years of dedicated service. RESOLUUION # 50 ADOPT LOCAL LAW NO. 1 OF THE YEAR 1985 Motion by Councilman Pierce Seconded by Councilman Thorpe VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED adopt Local WHEREAS LOCAL LAW NO. 1 of the year 1985, providing for Law #1 of 1985 the administration and enforcement of the uniform fire prevention and building code, was introduced at the January 21, 1985 meeting of the Town Board, and WHEREAS, said Local Law has been, in its final form, upon the desks of the members of this board at least seven days, exclusive of Sunday, prior to this date, and WHEREAS, a public hearing thereon, has been held before this Town Board, after publication of notice thereof, as required by law, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED that Local Law No. 1 of the year of 1985 is hereby adopted and enacted by the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville as follows: Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 9 SECTION I. Definitions. (a) The words and terms used in this local law shall have the same meaning as those contained in Executive Law, Article 18 as added by Chapter 707 of the Laws of 1981, unless the context may otherwise require. (b) "Enforcement official" shall mean the Town of Cortlandville Code Enforcement Officer and/or any other ® designated person or firm authorized and empowered to administer and enforce the Uniform Code in the Town. SECTION 2. Permits. (a) No person, firm, corporation, association or partnership shall commence the construction, enlargement, alteration, improvement, removal or demolition of any building or structure or any portion thereof without first having obtained a permit from the enforcement officer or other designated person or firm of the Town. No such permit shall be required for necessary repairs which are not of a structural nature and do not involve abatement of a violation of the Uniform Code. (b) The form of the permit and application therefor shall be prescribed by a resolution of the town board. The application shall be signed by the owner or authorized agent of the building or work and shall contain at least the following: (1) the name and adress of the owner; (2) identification or description of the land on which the work is to be done; (3) a description of use or occupancy of the land and existing or proposed building; (4) a brief description of the proposed work; (5) estimated value of the proposed work; and (6) a statement that the work shall be performed in compliance with the Uniform Code and applic- able state and local laws, ordinances and regulations. (c) A duplicate set of plans, drawings and specificat- ions (except for demolition or removal of a building) shall accompany such application, together with a statement by a registered architect or licensed professional engineer of this state that such plans and specifications comply with the applicable provisions of the Uniform Code and local requirements, unless any such requirements are waived by the Town Board for good cause shown. SECTION 3. Fees. Fees for permits shall be established by resolution of the Town Board. SECTION 4. Building Inspections. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 10 (a) The progress of work .for which a permit has been issued shall be inspected at such times and intervals as may be necessary and appropriate to determine whether the work is being performed in compliance with the Uniform Code and applicable regulations. Such inspection shall be carried out prior to enclosing or covering of the particular portion or phase of building construction, including but not limited to excavation, foundation, superstructure, elect- rical, plumbing, heating and air conditioning. ,(b) The inspection shall be made by the enforcement official or other designated person or firm. (c) It shall be the duty and responsibility of the owner or authorized agent to inform the enforcement official or other designated person or firm that the work is ready for each phase of inspection. SECTION 5. Certificate of Occupancy. (a) A building or structure for which a permit has been issued shall not be used or occupied in whole or in part until a certificate of occupancy shall have been issued by the enforcement official or other designated person or firm. Such certificate of occupancy shall be :issued when after final inspection it is determined that the construction and other work has been completed in compliance with the Uniform Code and other applicable laws, rules and regulations. (b) A temporary certificate of occupancy may be issued pending final completion of the work provided -the use or occupancy of the building shall not present a danger to any person or property. (c) A certificate of occupancy may be issued for any building or individual dwelling unit at any other time after inspection thereof by request, determination of compliance and payment of the prescribed fees. SECTION 6. Fire Prevention and Safety Inspection. (a) All dwelling units in a building consisting of more than two such units, shall be inspected for the purpose of determining compliance with safety requirements of the Uniform Code in accordance with the requirements of the Uniform Code and applicable regulations and at such frequency as may be established by resolution of the Town Board. Inspection of the common areas of such building such as halls, foyers, staircases, etc. shall be so inspected at such frequency as established by the code, regulations and resolution. Fees for such inspection may be established by Town Board resolution. F_� • Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 11 (b) An inspection of building or dwelling unit shall be performed at any other time upon (1) request of owner or authorized agent, (2) receipt of a written statement specify- ing ground upon which the subscriber believes a violation of the Uniform Code exists or (3) other reasonable and reliable information that such violation exists. SECTION 7. Annual Reports. The enforcement official shall annually submit a report to the town board on or before such date and containing such information as the town board shall prescribe by resolution, including but.not limited to the number and category of inspections conducted during the towns preceding fiscal year, the number of violations and abatement thereof, the number and type of permits issued, and recommendations for improving the administration and enforcement of the Uniform Code. SECTION 8. Variance and Review. A request for a variance from the Uniform Code and an appeal to review determination of or failure to render a determination by the enforcement official shall be processed with the appropriate board of review as provided in 19NYCRR 440. SECTION 9. Remedies and Penalties. In addition to the remedies prescribed by Executive Law, Sec. 382, any person, corporation, association, firm or partnership that fails -to remedy the condition found to exist in violation of the Uniform Code and this local law shall be subject to a fine of not more than $ 500.00 or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 15 days or to both such fine and imprisonment. Each violation that continues to exist beyond the date fixed in the order of the enforce- ment official to remedy the violation each day shall be deemed a separate offense. SECTION 10. A permit for installation of a solid fuel burning heating appliance, chimney and flue in any dwelling unit shall be obtained as provided in Section 2 of this local law. If the enforcement official, after inspection, determines that the installation is in compliance with the Uniform Code, he shall issue a certificate of compliance on a form to be prescribed by resolution of the town board. A violation of this section and of subdivision 5 of Section 378 of the Executive Law shall be punishable as provided in such subdivision 5.. SECTION 11. This local law shall take effect in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Home Rule Law. Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page 12 Supervisor Nadolski apprised the Town Board that the repairs at Chairman of the fire department has requested a donation fire station from the Town Board to fix up or repair a room located at the fire station. It is now a storage room. Supervisor Nadolski reported that he has contacted audit and control and was advised that we may not give the building to the fireman, as that belongs to the taxpayers of the Town. A discussion followed whereby it was the consensus of the Town Board that the fireman would be allowed to fix up the room at their own expense but we are not allowed to contribute to the cost. Supervisor Nadolski introduced Mr. Tom Casey, a Mr. Tom Casey representative of Sammons Communications. Sammons The franchise between Sammons Communication and the Communications Town will expire in November 1985. They are in the process of negotating with the City of Cortland's Cable Commission at the present time. Mr. Jack Buttino, our representative from the Town of Cortlandville, has also met and worked with the cable commission and himself. Mr. Casey explained the cable system that Sammons has to offer to the Town. A question and answer period followed. RESOLUTION # 51 AUTHORIZE SUPERVISOR TO HERE ENGINEER TO ASSIST IN INTERVIEWING :ENGINEER APPLICANTS Motion by Councilman Thorpe Seconded by Councilman O'Donnell VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED assist in BE IT RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby authorized to interviewing hire an engineer to assist him in interviewing the applicants engineer for the town engineer position at a fee of $ 2.2 per hour. applications Councilman Manning made a motion, seconded by Council- man O'Donnell, to recess the regular meeting and convene to executive session regarding personnel problems. All voting aye, the motion was carried. The following information was received f_,om the Supervisor's office. Councilman Pierce made a motion, seconded by Council- man O'Donnell, to adjourn the executive session and reconvene the regular meeting. All voting aye, the motion was carried. 1 • 1 1 Wednesday, February 6, 1985 Page,13 No action was taken. Councilman O'Donnell made a motion, seconded by Councilman Pierce, to adjourn the regular meeting. All voting aye, the motion was carried. The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P.M.. Respectfully submitted, Pauline H.-Parker, Town Clerk L' 1