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The regular meeting of the Town of Cortlandville Town
Board for the month of August was held at the Town Hall, 15
Terrace Road, Cortland, NY, with Supervisor Nadolski
presiding.
Councilmen present were: Edwin O'Donnell, Warren Manning,
Melvin Pierce and Raymond Thorpe.
Others present were: Town Clerk, Pauline Parker; Deputy
Town Clerk, Bonnie Call; Confidential Sec'y, Edna Puzo;
Zoning Officer, Don Fowler; Justice, Donald Eaton; Engineer,
Charles Feiszli; and Newsreporters, Jennifer Parker and Dave
Domeshek.
® The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Nadolski
at 7:30 P.M.
Reading of the minutes were dispensed with as all
board members had received copies prior to the meeting.
Motion was made by Councilman Thorpe, seconded by
Councilman Pierce, to approve the minutes of the regular
meeting of July 2, 1980 as written. All voting aye,
motion was carried.
Motion was made by Councilman Thorpe, seconded by
Councilman O'Donnell, to approve the minutes of July
31, 1980, special meeting, as written. All voting aye,
motion was carried.
All board members had received the Planning Board
minutes of July 28, 1980. Motion was made by Councilman
Manning, seconded by Councilman Thorpe, to receive and
file the minutes. All voting aye, motion was carried.
RESOLUTION # 131 AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VOUCHERS
FOR JULY 1980
Motion by Councilman Pierce
Seconded by Councilman Thorpe
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
BE IT RESOLVED that the vouchers submitted for July 1980
have been audited and shall be paid
as
follows:
General Fund
Vouchers #256 -
287
$11,773.58
Highway
#157 -
188
13,056.22
Water District
#
1
# 87 -
100
2,450.72
Water District
#
2
# 4 -
5
410.80
Water District
#
3
# 5
386•77
Water District
#
4
# 4
300•55
Water District-
#
5
# 5
137.69
Sewer District
#
1
# 15 -
17
12,391.25
Sewer District
#
2
# 4 -
6
152,515.71
Reports of
Department Heads are on
the table. They
are also on file
in
the Clerk's office
and are available
upon request.
Supervisor Nadolski apprised the Town Board that
letters have been received in reference to the continued
operations of the Tunison Laboratory located on the Gracie
Road in the Town of Cortlandville.
Councilman Thorpe Made a motion, seconded by Council-
man 0' Donnell to receive and file the following correspond-
ence. All voting aye, motion was carried.
Audit bills
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Herbert E. Doig, NYS Dept of Environmental Consv.
William A. Hicks, NYS DEC
Assemblyman Steve Riford Jr.
Congressman Gary A. Lee
Congressman James M. Hanley
Susan J. Morris, Special Ass't to Sen. Moynihan
Sale tax Supervisor Nadolski reported that $25,968.80 was
istribution received from the County Treasurer for the second quarter
sales tax distribution. This amount is 7% less than
what was received last year.
Councilman Pierce reminded the Town Board that,
according to the Sales Tax Contract for 1980, no town
was supposed to receive less than the amount received
last year.
The Town Board requested the Supervisor to investigate.
RESOLUTION # 132 AMEND RESOLUTION #56 OF MARCH 5,1980
Motion by Councilman Thorpe
Seconded by Councilman O'Donnell
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
WHEREAS, on or about March 5, 1980, the Town Board of
Amend Res. #56 the Town of Cortlandville duly adopted a resolution
authorizing the issuance of serial bonds in the amount
of $129,000; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board wishes to amend said resolution
to increase the amount of such authorized bonds;
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the resolution of
the Town Board authorizing the issuance of serial bonds
of said Town in the amount of $129,000 is amended to
authorize the issuance of serial bonds in the total sum
of $546,000; and
RESOLVED that this amendment shall take affect as of
the date of the afore -mentioned resolution of the bond.
RESOLUTION # 133 AUTHORIZE ISSUANCE OF TRAILER PERMIT
TO HARRIETT L. PETERSON
Motion by Councilman Thorpe
Seconded by Councilman Manning
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
WHEREAS, an application for a trailer permit has been
received, and the premises have been inspected by the
TRailer permit Zoning Officer, therefore,
irriett L. Peterson
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized
and directed to issue a house trailer permit to Harriette
L. Peterson, pending final approval from the County Health
Dept. for the septic system. Said trailer to be located
on Route #11, RD #1, Marathon, NY, in the Town of Cort-
landville.
RESOLUTION # 134 ACCEPTANCE OF ELECTION INSPECTORS
FOR 1980
Motion by Councilman Thorpe
Seconded by Councilman Manning
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
BE IT RESOLVED that the following list of election
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inspectors for 1980, submitted by the County Board of
Elections is hereby accepted.
REPUBLICAN ELECTION INSPECTORS
DISTRICT #1. DISTRICT #4
L.D. 8 Ada Virginia Shearer L.D. 8 Leanora Finn election
Stanley Shearer Cynthia Thoman Insp.
Laura Paddock, Sub Rose Lundeen, Sub.
DISTRICT #2
L.D. 6 Pauline Pettet
Patricia Breeds
Ann Niles, Sub
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DISTRICT #3
L.D. 7 Elizabeth Jebbett
Dorothy Rew
Sandra Boll, Sub.
Luana Moore, Sub.
DEMOCRAT ELECTION INSPECTORS
DISTRICT #1
L.D. 8 Thelma Jacobi
Elsie Adams
Mary Johnson, Sub.
DISTRICT #2
L.D. 6 Florence Truman
Betty Doty
DISTRICT #3
L.D. 7 Jackie Martin
Laurene Biviano
Betty Lou Isaf, , Sub.
DISTRICT #5
L.D. 6 Alma Carter
Blanche Caufield
Mildred Hoose, Sub.
DISTRICT #6
L.D. 7 Alice O'Hara
Pauline Kreitner
Frances Yacavone, Sub.
DISTRICT #4
L.D. 8 Nancy D'Imperio
Janet Cohen
Francis Lanigan, Sub.
DISTRICT #5
L.D. 6 Jeanett Russell
Ann R. Phillips
Marge McGuiness, Sub.
DISTRICT #6
L.D. 7 Mary Ann Gambitta
Agnes Waas
Nitamae Goslee, Sub.
No action was taken in regards to the salary to be
paid election inspectors. The matter was tabled for
further review.
Supervisor Nadolski apprised the board thatthe present
sewer rates charged are not sufficient to cover the cost
of the proposed Sewer Contract with the City of Cortland.
A discussion followed whereby it_was decided to have a
special meeting on August 18, 1980 to discuss this with
the attorney.
If the present anticipated sewer usage charge is
charged to Pall Trinity, S.C.M. .and Overhead Door Co., it
will be much higher than was previously stated. The Town
Board requested the Supervisor to contact these businesses
to advise them.
• Audit & Control has returned our application for a
Fire District. They have requested information in regards
to assessed valuation of Cortlandville, McGraw and Homer.
The committee will meet with Homer Mayor, Harry Calale,
to discuss the Fire Contract.
Engineer Feiszli reported on the computer school
he attended.
The Town Board requested that he explore computer
usage for our Town and submit a proposal. No action was
taken.
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Sewer Lines -
Allen Dr.
RESOLUTION # 135 AUTHORIZE INSTALLLNG OF SEWER LINES
ON ALLEN DRIVE
Motion by Councilman Manning .
Seconded by Councilman Thorpe
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
BE IT RESOLVED that Fred Compagni is hereby authorized
and directed to proceed with installing sewer lines on
Allen Drive in the Town of Cortlandville.
RESOLUTION # 136 AUTHORIZE SUPPORT OF ARC PRE. -
APPLICATION TO UNDERTAKE POLKVILLE •
INDUSTRIAL PARK DEVELOPMENT -
LAYOUT DESIGN AND BROCHURE
Motion by Councilman Manning
Seconded by Councilman O'Donnell
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
WHEREAS, the Cortland County Planning Department has made
Polkville an ARC pre -application for an amount of $20,000. for
Industrial Park hiring the services of a consultant to undertake a
Dev. Layout feasibility study of the proposed Polkville Industrial
Design & Park - Layout and Design and Brochure, and
Brochure
WHEREAS, the proposed study will :
- define the potential industrial space and con-
straints viz -a -viz the Tioughnioga River and its
flood plain in the Cortland-Polkville Industrial
Corridor,
- provide for internal road network and access
roads to the Corridor,
- identify various phases of development,
- prepare a marketing brochure for promotion by the
business community to attract new industry to
Cortland County, and
WHEREAS, the proposed study will attempt to identify
potential industrial space, almost all of which is
located in the Town of Cortlandville, and
WHEREAS, the Identification of additional space will
alleviate the problem related to the non -availability
of suitable industrial space in Cortland County, and
WHEREAS, the proposal related to the internal road net-
work and access roads to the Corridor will include the
determination of an engineering feasibility of the portion
of proposed Route 13 Interstate located between South
Main Street (Page Green Road) and Interchange 10 at I-81
along the hill slope, and
WHEREAS, the portion of the proposed Route 13 Interstate
will provide the residents of South Cortland (including
any industry there) with quick by-pass access to and
from the proposed Industrial Park and I-81, and
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Cortlandville Town
Board does hereby support the said ARC pre -application,
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town will provide any
possible assistance to the County Planning Department
(or their consultant) in undertaking and completing the
same study.
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RESOLUTION # 137 AUTHORIZE SUPPORT OF SAND AND
GRAVEL STUDY
Motion by Councilman Manning
Seconded. by Councilman O'Donnell
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
Sand & Gravel
WHEREAS, the Cortlandville Town Board has been informed Study
that the Cortland County Planning Department has made
an application to the Appalachian Regional Commission,
Section 3027b grants program for the amount of $56,000.
to conduct a detailed and comprehensive study of sand
and gravel deposits in selected areas of Cortland
® County, including the Town of Cortlandville, and
WHEREAS, said County Planning Department has requested
the support of this Board in regard to this application,
and
WHEREAS, a comprehensive analysis of sand and gravel
resources will ultimately lead to the designation of
areas to be used primarily for resource extraction, in
a manner compatible with other land uses, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, -that this Board goes on
record in support of said application, it being the
Board',s understanding that:
1. There will be no direct cost to the Town of
Cortlandville.
2. The Town will work closely with the Cortland
County Planning Department to ensure that the
results and findings of said study are implemented
by.the Town in a manner consistent with local
needs and policies.
3. There shall be no trespassing on private lands
in the Town of Cortlandville without prior
approval of the landowner.
RESOLUTION # 138 AUTHORIZE KEN ANDREWS TO PURCHASE
BASEBALL TROPHIES
Motion by Councilman O'Donnell
Seconded by Councilman Manning
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
BE IT RESOLVED that Ken Andrews of the Recreation
Committee, is hereby authorized to purchase the Baseball
necessary baseball trophies, the cost not to exceed $106. Trophies
Supervisor Nadolski advised the board of several
• known septic system failures that have occured in our septic tank
general area. We have been denied funding from EPA in failures
the past because of lack of documented failures of septic
systems.
The Town Board requested the Supervisor to contact
the County Health Dept. to investigate further. No
action was taken.
A decision must be made by the next meeting in
regards to dog licensing fees for next year. The revenues
are lower than was anticipated.
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RESOLUTION # 139 AUTHORIZE DON FOWLER TO ATTEND
SEMINAR AT ELLENVILLE
Motion by Councilman Thorpe
Seconded by Councilman O'Donnell
VOTES: ALL AYE ADOPTED
D. Fowler
Seminar BE IT RESOLVED that Don Fowler is hereby authorized
Ellenville to attend the State Building Officials Annual Meeting
September 17 - 19, 1980 at Ellenville, NY, and
RESOLVED that any expense incurred by same, be reimbursed,
subject to audit by the Town Board.
The Engineer reported we should receive an answer
in regards to the Recreation application in October or
November. Private citizens are being urged to forward
their opinions on the program.
Councilman Manning reported that the -recreation
program is receiving a good response of participants.
There being no further business, a motion was made
by Councilman Manning, seconded by Councilman Pierce,
to adjourn the meeting. All voting aye, motion was
carried.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Pauline H. Parker
Town Clerk
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