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PUBLIC HEARING
MARCH 8 , 1977
A Public Hearing of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden was held on
March 8 , 1977 commencing at 7 : 30 PM
Supv McCord read the notice that was published in the newspaperto
consider - the application of Treeforms Inc . for a Special Permit to
build and operate a retail sale store at 1302 Dryden Rd .
Questions and / or comments .
Mr . Watson stated that the long range plans were to relocate his store
and improve the buildings that are there now . He has spoken with an
architect from Cornell and would like to build a Colonial type building .
There is nothing definite yet as to the way the building is going to
be situated on the property . Mr Watson plans to landscape the property 4)
around the building and Lafayette Radio .
Clw Graham asked if the retail sales store would be available to people
of all ages . Mr Watson said it would be for all ages .
Letter from Frank Liguori stating that within the best interests of the
community that provisions For improved landscaping be shown on the site
plan prior to issuance of the permit . Under these conditions there would
be no objections .
Public Hearing closed at 7 : 40 PM
BOARD MEETING
MARCH 8 , 1977 t - .
Minutes of the Board Meeting held by the Town Board at the Town Hall
commenced at 7 : 45 PM
Called to order by Supv McCord
Members and guests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag .
Roll call was by the Town Clerk .
Present : Supv McCord , Clw Graham , Clm Cotterill , Atty Amdur
Clm Webb , Clm Tarr and Z . O . Stewart .
Motion was made by Clm Cotterill and 2nd by Clm Tarr that the minutes of the
Board Meeting of February 8 , 1977 be approved as submitted .
COUNTY BRIEFING
County Rep Watros reported that the county has entered into a temporary
aggeement with the SPCA for dog control . The county is reluctant to expand
any further until there is some form of local dog ordinance that would
enable the SPCA to further enforce dog problems in certain areas . County
Rep Watros wanted to know the thoughts and plans of the Dryden Town Board
relative to a Town Dog Ordinance for controlling dogs . As of yet there
has been no plans made by the town board .
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Mr Butler from Greystone Dr ( who lives in the village of Dryden ) , s ke
and was wondering if there could fp
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the dogs dogs running in packs . Since Mr Butler lives in the village Attyef
Amdur said that he would have to approach the Dryden Village Board .
Atty Amdur also stated that if the Town did pass a dog ordinance it -
wouldn ' t affect him since he lives in the village . The dog ordinance
would only relate to the Town of Dryden .
Repo=rte.d� that . -there ._ were ,_ a series of seminars going on . f_ or : town officials
concerning the revaluation of property taxes .
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CTTIZEN PRIVILEGE ' OF " THE FLOOR
Mr . Watson was concerned about the quality of TV reception that the
✓ esidents are receiving from Sammons Comm : He feels that they are not
getting their moneys worth : Also they took cable 4 away to put HBO on
w ithout coming to the Town Board with a request . He feels that it is
an antiquated system now and operating with a skeleton crew . He felt
that Ceracche TV cable in Ithaca is a much better system . Instead of
a rate increase they should be charging one - half the amount they are
now charging .
Supv McCord said that there is now a Tomp . Co . IntergovernmentalRelations
Study Comm . Cable TV Task Force which would be some type of authority
o ver the cable TV operations .
IIIMike Rogers wanted to know where the money that the town now receives for
building permits is going and how it is being used . Why did the town
statt charging a $ 10 . 00 fee since the building permits were free before .
Supv McCord stated that the money collected goes to the operating funds of
General Fund B which essentially supports the activities of the town
including the zoning activities . The salary of the Z . O . , the administration
o f the Z . O . By collecting the money through the permit system we have to
collect less in taxes across the town . In terms of the highway budget about
2 / 3 of our total operating budget goes toward the maintenance of the
highways .
Mr . Rogers also discussed the condition of Wood Rd . with Highway Supt
Humphrey .
Jim Calhoun stated that within a 5 county area they were allocated
$ 575 , 000 . In Tompkins Ooutfy there were 3 flood areas , two were in the
Town of Dryden . One in Ellis Hollow area and the other in the German
Cross Rd area . There was some discussion and Mr Calhoun presented - the
town board with 2 drafts for the 2 areas . The Town Board left it up to
Mr Calhoun to make the decision on which of the areas would receive the
✓ estoration.
RESOLUTION # 52 ESTABLISH A SPONSOR FOR
EMERGENCY STREAM RESTORATION
MEASURES
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption:
WHEREAS , the United States Department of Agriculture has allocated funds
to be administered by the Soil Conservation Service for emergency treatment
assistance to protect lives and property from floodwater , erosion and
sediment discharge resulting from the damages created by tropical storms , and
WHEREAS , the Town of Dryden has a need for this assistance ;
NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED , that the Town of Dryden . .
1 . Hereby accepts sponsorship for and requests the emergency
assistance made available by the Service .
2 . Will acquire the necessary permits , land and water rights licenses
and clearances needed for the installation of the emergency
treatment measures by the Service on the property of individual
landowners located within the Town .
3 . Accepts all financial and other responsibilities resulting from
its failure to obtain , or its delay ' in obtaining adequate permits ,
land and water rights , licenses and clearances needed for the
emergency treatment measures .
4 . Will designate an individual to assist in establishing work
priorities , acquire land rights , assure coordination with the
appropriate agencies , and perform other duties necessary to
carry out the responsibilities of the Town under this resolution .
5 . Will provide a copy of this resolution to the Soil Conservation
Service .
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6 . Will hold and save the United States free from damages due " to
the approved work .
* 7 . Will accept all responsibility for - operations - and maintenance
o f those emergency measures - where rock riprap is - used , butwill •
n ot be responsible for the " total or partial replacement of the
✓ ock riprap , should there - be a total or partial destruction of
the same . The Town shall " -be the sole determiner of whether .
maintenance is required : " . •
* To be used when riprap is - part of the planned emergency measures .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
Mr Les Cleland and - the Dryden Rec . Comm . stated that they were ata
point in forming the program for the summer , and were wondering about
the procedure that they should follow . If they should follow the •
guideline set up by the state . Supv McCord said that they should
follow those guidelines . •
COUNOILMAN PRIVILEGE OF - THE - FLOOR
Clm Cotterill reported that 2 residents have been hooked to Sammons Comm .
cable on - route 38 .
Clm Webb - nothing " '
Clm Tarr wanted to know how the town board wanted to proceed on the
cable TV task force . Clm Tarr recommended that thrtown board participate :
RESOLUTION # 53 " PARTICIPATE IN TOMPKINS COUNTY
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
STUDY COMMITTEE CABLE TV
TASK FORCE
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Dryden Town Board participate in the Tompkins County
Intergovernmental Relations Study Committee Cable TV Task Force .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
RESOLUTION # 54 APPOINT PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this board reappoint Richard Turecek to the Town Planning
Board for a " seven year term to expire in 1983 , also appoint Claude Dann
to replace Joe Wargo who ' s term is to expire in 1981 .
2nd Clm Graham Carried
RESOLUTION # 55 APPOINT ZOINING BOARD OF APPEALS
• MEMBER
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this board reappoint Donald Rose - to - the Zoning Board of
Appeals for a 5 year term to expire in 1981 .
2nd Clm Webb Carried
Clw Graham was wondering about - the corner of Johnson Rd and Route 13 .
Why it is not cleaned up yet . Atty Amdur has to draw up the papers and
serve them and than get a court order . She does have everything she •
needs so she can proceed .
Clw Graham was also wondering about the Adult Book Store . Atty Amdur
said she was still working on it and was . hoping to take both cases to
court on March 24th but it looks like April now .
ATTORNEY
Atty Amdur reported that she had ' received - an elimination - of constructive
n otice provision in any ci9► il action against the . town for non - maintenance
o r poor maintenance of the highway . The • town can require written notice
w hich must be given by passing a local law . Atty Amdu' r will draw up a
local law and present it at the next board meeting .
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Atty Amdur also reported that the Dryden KIDDS program has become
incorporated .
. RESOLUTION # 56 APPLICATTON FOR REIMBURSEABLE
FUNDS FOR DRYDEN KIDDS INC .
Clw Graham offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Town Board pay $ 4 , 000 to the Dryden KIDDS Inc . and
make application for reimburseable funds .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
RESOLUTION # 57 REIMBURSEMENT FOR DRYDEN KIDDS INC .
Clw Graham offered the fol. lowing •_ resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Dryden KIDDS Inc . contribute to the Town of Dryden the
sum of $ 1 , 000 for each quarter for a total of $ 4 , 000 and the town will
All reimburse Dryden KIDDS Inc . to whatever extent the town receives from the
INF New York State Division of Youth .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
Atty Amdur will draw up the agreements for Dryden KIDDS Inc .
TOWN CLERK
Received $ 40 , 638 . 21 in taxes for the month of February .
Wanted to know who was attended Tomp . Co . Mun . Off . Assoc . Meeting
March 16 , at the Sheraton Inn .
ZONING OFFICER
1 building permit for a mobile home . ZBOA had 1 hearing for a woodshop
and local craft retail store . The variance was granted .
HIGHWAY SUPT .
I Stattdd to work on Hollister Rd and Hurd Rd . Also will put Wood Rd . on
his work list .
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter from NYS Dept . of Cons . regarding the availability of flood
insurance in the Town of Dryden .
Letter from Gary Lee regarding the creek near NYSE & G . .
Letter from Dryden Central School requesting the town to borrow a bus
for the Girl Scout summer program .
RESOLUTION # 58 GIRL SCOUT SUMMER PROGRAM
SMpv McCord offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Town Board recommend to the Dryden Rec . Comm . that the
Town Board will sponsor the Girl Scout recreational activity for the period
of July 11 to 22 add July 25 to Aug 5 . The Dryden Rec . Comm . will undertake
the coordination with the Girl Scouts and Dryden Central School Dist .
2nd Clm Cotterill Carried
ILetter from the City of Ithaca regarding support to restore Division for
Youth Assistance Funds in the 1977 - 1978 budget .
RESOLUTION # 59 AUDIT GENERAL BILLS
Clm Webb offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the General Fund Bills be paid as audited .
2nd Clm Tarr Roll call vote - all voting YES
RESOLUTION # 60 AUDIT HIGHWAY BILLS
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Highway Fund Bills be paid as audited .
2nd Clw Graham Roll call vote - all voting YES
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JUSTICE REPORTS Judge Sweetland - $ 1487 . 00 Judge Newhart - $ 1474 . 00
FINANCIAL REPORTS REVENUES EXPENSES
General Fund A $ 5257 . 01 $ 14211 . 22
General Fund B 220 . 62 181. 2 . 44
Fire Protection District 52592 . 85 66500 . 00
Federal Revenue Sharing - 0 - 18411 . 00
Highway Fund 2339. 86 . 69 27080 . 71
Capital Fund 1 0 - - _1506 . 25
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Capital Fund 2 48. 00 48. 00
RESOLUTION # 61 RECOMMEND A - 1 FOR ROUTE 13
CORRIDOR
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Dryden Town Board recommend the A - 1 route for the •
Route 13 torridor .
2nd Clm Webb Carried
RESOLUTION # 62 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT
TREEFORMS INC .
Clm Webb offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Town Board issue Treeforms Inc . a Special Permit
to build and operate a retail sale store at 1302 Dryden Rd .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
RESOLUTION # 62A ADVERTISE FOR BIDS - VOTING MACHINE
Clm Cotterill offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that the Town Clerk be authorized to advertise for bidsi. to5buy ::•�
new voting machine .
2nd Clm Webb _ Roll call vote - all voting YES
Adjourned : 9 : 30 PM
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MEMORANDUM
To : Dryden Town Board
From : Dryden KIDDS , INC .
Date : October 7 , 1977
Re : $ 2000 Revenue Sharing Grant for the " Busy Bus " Project
Dryden KIDDS INC requests your consideration of this proposal for a
grant of $ 2000 from Dryden Revenue Sharing Funds for the fiscal year 1978 .
The grant will cover part of the regular operating costs of the Busy Bls
Project which has provided educational experiences for children as well as
supportive services to families in the whole Town of Dryden . .
I . Report on the Year
Dryden KIDDS INC . has been operating a mobile educational unit called the
Busy Bus since December , 1976 . During the winter months , Laurel Matsudaira , the
program co - ordinator , made regular visits to five family day care providers and
ten other homes or community centers on a regular monthly or semi -monthly basis .
During this time the project served approximately 90 children in the Town
and Village of Dryden by providing creative and stimulating educational
experiences which could be continued/or duplicated in the home by the parents
of the children involved . A strong effort was made to involve parents in the ' I
activities as well so that there would be follow up at home and although this
has been less successful than the children activities ' part of the program ,
it will be a continued emphasis this next year . l
In addition , the program co - ordinator made presentations to local and
county agencies such as the Dryden Elementary School and the Child Protective
Services Unit of the Department of Social Services so that referrals could
be made to the Busy Bus Project when appropriate .
During the summer , Dryden KIDDS , INC . recruited two Cornell Child Development
students oa a work study grant for a ten week session . During that time the Bus
operated on a full time schedule . The Bus visited on a weekly basis specific
sites which were advertised through the Dryden Elementary School Bulletin .
Approximately 120 children were served by the summer program . Again the second
punpose of the project was to involve parents in the activities . During the
final, week of the . summer project , one of the mothers participated as an assistant
, to the program co - ordinator at all of the sites .
Presently , plans are being made for fall scheduling . The last two weeks
were spent visiting families who have participated in the project to see how it has been helpful and to involve them in planning for the coming year . Regular
fall visits will begin on October 10 .
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II . Present Financial Status
Very early in the year , it became evident that we were going to have
difficulty raising the $ 6000 needed to operate the full project for the whole
year . So we made a decision to operate on a part time basis . The Bus ran
three days a week and the Co - ordinator ' s salary was adjusted accordingly . As
a result we have not spent as much money as we anticipated . A schedule of
our expenditures through the end of the summer will be presented at the
Town Board Meeting on October 11 .
We have applied for the amount of money reimbursement through the State
Division for Youth which was authorized by the Village of Dryden . We will be
applying for the reimbursement authorized by the Town of Dryden by the end of
the year . We have applied to various church and civic organizations for
funding and have received a $ 2000 grant from Church Community Action which will
carry the project through to the end of the year .
In addition , we have done various fund -raising projects such as a House -
cleaning Raffle , a Square Dance and a T - shirt sale which is continuing this
fall . These small projects have not produced enough to cover all of the
larger operating costs but they will be continued on a regular basis .
III . Plans for 1978
We would like to operate the Busy Bus on a full time basis in 1978 .
Although this will not mean serving more children , it will mean providing
activities more frequently i . e . on a weekly basis rather than monthly and
semi -monthly . To do this we need a full budget of $ 6500 to cover both the
regular costs of the program and additional costs of maintaining the Bus .
The income which we know we will have in the coming year is :
United Way $ 1200
State Division for Youth 2000
We are requesting $ 2000 from the Dryden Town Board to cover part of
operating costs for next year .
In addition , we are seeking funding from other sources in the Dryden
Community .
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THIS AGREEMENT made this 30th day of March , 1977 . by and . I
between the TOWN OF DRYDEN . Tompkins County , New York , hereinafter
called the " Town " and DRYDEN KIDDS , INC . , a not - for - profit corpor - r
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New York, hereinafter called the " Corporation " .
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The parties hereto mutually covenant and agree as follows :
1 . The Town of Dryden upon receipt of bills and audit of
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. same will pay to the Corporation up to $ 4 , 000 . 00 annually .
2 . Upon the Town ' s receipt of such bills and completion of
' the audit thereon , the Town agrees to make application to the - New
York State Division for Youth for the maximum amount of matching
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: State Funds available for the " Busy Bus Project " .
` 3 . The Town agrees to pay such " Busy Bus Project " expenditures
as are approved by the Corporation and provided such expenditures
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are presented to the Town with bills and / or receipts evidencing
such expenditures . The obligation of the Town shall be limited
to the amount of money contributed by the Corporation plus what -
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ever . State Funds are made available to the To with respect to
the " Busy Bus Project " .
4 . The " Busy Bus Project " and the Corporation are not to be
econside'red as employees , agents , or any extension of the Town .
The Town ' s obligation shall extend only to making such application
, and paying such audited expenditures as are herein provided for .
• .5 . • The Individual Program Description and Budget as submitted
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,'ly the Corporation is hereby made a part of this agreement and
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incorporated herein by reference as if the same was set forth .
6 . The Town shall not be obligated to make such application
or to participate under the terms of this agreement should the . +
1 application by the Town or the participation by the Town jeopardiz ,
any other Youth Committee projects , programs or applications for
matching funds from any organization , municipality or the State }i
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of New York .
7 . This contract shall be for a period of one year only , to
1 wit : the calendar year 1977 .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the parties hereto have set their hands
and seals as set forth below .
Approved by resolution of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden on February g , 1977 .
E Dated : March 30 , 1977 TOWN OF DRYDEN . _ /
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WITNESS : Charles G . McCord
Town Supervisor i
Town Clerk
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called the " Town " and DRYDEN KIDDS , INC . , a not - for - profit corpor -
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1 . The Corporation , in consideration of the agreement j
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between the parties made of even date and executed simultaneously
herewith , agrees to pay to the Town , the sum of $ 4 , 000 . 00 , payab1 ; .
I equal quarterly payments of $ 1 , 000 . 00 commencing on April 1 , 1977 .
1 " 2 . The Town shall use such funds for the payment of the } •
bills and expenditures of the Corporation relating to the " Busy I
Bus Project " , after an audit of the same . I
3 . The Town shall reimburse the Corporation out of any and .
all ( State , Funds which shall be made available to the Town with
' respect to the " Busy Bus Project " .
4 . The Town shall not be obligated to make any reimbursement
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to the Corporation except out of such State Funds made available
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to the Town specifically for the above - described project . - j
5 . This contract shall be for a period of one year only , to
;wit : the calendar year 1977 . I
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the parties hereto have set their hands ' !
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Approved by resolution of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden on February 8 , 1977 .
• Ii Dated March 30t ;1 1977 TOWN OF_ DRYDEN .
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PUBLIC HEARING ( L WERNINCK & SONS )
March 29 , 1977
A Public Hearing of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden was held on
March 29 , 1977 commencing at 7 : 30 PM '
Present : Clm Cotterill , Clm Webb and Clm Tarr
Absent : Supv McCord Clw Graham , Atty Amdur and Z . O . Stewart
Deputy Supv Cotterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper
stat * rig the purpose of said hearing was to consider the application of
L Werninck & Sons , 129 Main St . , Freeville , NY for a Special Permit to
e xtend their present building for addittonitstorage and display area .
QUESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS
® Mr Werninck said there would be no increase in traffic , that it would
be just an addition for additional storage and display .
Clm Cotterill wanted to know how far from the creek it would be . Mr .
Werninck said that there would be room left for trucks to get through
o n one side and the other side there would be more than 30 ' .
Z . O . Stewart had talked with Mr Gordon Beehn of the DEC and was decided
that they would go over Fri . April 1st to look at the sight and make
✓ ecommendation and observations as to the extent of the flood hazard
area . Z . O . Stewart suggested that the Town Board reserve their decision
until there was a statement from the DEC .
Closed Hearing : 7 : 45 PM
PUBLIC HEARING ( Carl Stelick )
March 29 , 1977
Public Hearing # 2 commencing at 7 : 45PM
Deputy Cotterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper
stating the purpose of said hearing was to consider the application of
Carl Stelick , 2014 Dryden Rd , Freeville , NY for a Special Permit to
o perate a sawmill and storage area .
QUESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS
Clm Cotterill wanted to know how far out back of his building the
sawmill was going to be put .
Mr Stelick said he planned to put it back 300 ' from the of his house .
Clm Cotterill wanted to know when he said sawmill did he mean a building ,
an open shed or a roof over it . Mr Stelick said that there would be no _
building there this year but - maybe in the ' fal. l . Right now it is on a
house trailer type frame . He sec' that there wouldn ' t be any storage .
The logs would be coming in and going right back out with no stock
piling .
Clm Cotterill wanted to know when he planned on removing the original
building that is there now . Mr Stelick said he eventually planned to do
it when he had the time within the next year or so .
IIIMr Henry James was concerned about how much noise would be involved . Also
whether or not it would be operated on weekends , holidays and the hours
of operation . Mr Stelicx said that he wouldn ' t be working on weekends or
holidays .
Mr James was also concerned about the propetty value with the sawmill in
e xistence . Clm Cotterill said that he couldn ' t answer that question .
Mrs Harrison was wondering what Mr Stelick was going to use the empty house
for since he wasn ' t going to tear it dowo . Clm Cotteu' t l said that according
to the zoning ordinance that you that you cannot have two legal residence ' s
o n one property , but it could be used for storage . Mr Stelick said that he
has a permit for 1 year to tear it down .
Mrs . James wanted it made knowsthat they were very unhappy with the idea
o f a sawmill being placed $ n that area . ,
Public Hearing closed 8 : 05PM
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PUBLIC HEARING ( Stables Inn )
March 29 , 1977
Public Hearing # 3 commencinvat 8 : 05 PM
Deputy Cotterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper
stating the purpose of said hearing was to consider the application
o f William Openshaw for a Special Permit to extend the the Stables Inn
Restraurant at 1159 Dryden Rd . ; Ithaca , NY .
QUESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS .
Mr . Openshaw stated that in addition that was read there would also be
a parking lot that is already in the building permit .
Mrs Zerelda Olson stated that she was opposed to any expansion to • : the
Stables Inn because of the noise in warm weather is intolerable, it
attracts undesirables and have had thefts which she suspects have come •
from that origin . It is true that they do need more parking space
because cars park along the edge of Route 366 .
Mr . Randall Cole personally objected to the existence of the Stables Inn
because of the economic value of the property that has declined because
o f the restraurant . The parking . of cars , without lights on the shoulders
o f the road creates a hazard to all traffic . Mr Cole recommended that
if the permit was granted that the stipulation be that off street parking
be provided for all patrons . Atso that nor parking signs be placed - at least
o n one side of the road in the area of ' the Inn . . Also provisions should
be made for the proper drainage of surface water that accumulatestin the
drainage ditch . The culvert under the driveway at the present time is
inadequate in size . It should be at least 20 " in diameter . In times of
heavy rains or run - off of melting snow the water comes out onto the
highway where it creates a hazard for the unwary driver . A redesign of
the slope of the entranceway should be appropriately surfaced and the
drainage from the parking lot into the ditch should be corrected .
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Mr Openshaw stated that Mr Cole ' s recommendations are valid and that he
would be happy to go along with what he has suggested .
PublId Hearing closed 8 : 30 PM
RESOLUTION # 63 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT L WERNINCK & SONS
Clm Tarr offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board grant a Specfal . Permit to L Werninck & Sons with
the contingency that the DEC give their , full approval and that all
stipulations made by DEC for any construction improvements . Also that
Atty Amdur check to see that the Town Board does not have any restr -ietions
forbidding the permit .
2nd Clm Webb Carried
RESOLUTION _ # 64 GRANT - ,SPECLAL PERMIT CARL STELICK
Clm Webb offered the follow #. ng resolution and asked for its adoption
RESOLVED , that this Board grant a Special Permit to Carl Stelick for
sawmill with the restriction of business hours be from 8 AM to 5 PM Mon .
thru Sat . No operation on Sun or holidays . Also that all logs and storage .
o f equipment be behind the Sawmill and that the building be 350 feet from
the edge of the road right - of - way .
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RESOLUTION # 65 GRANT SPECIAL PERMIT STABLES INN
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Clm Webb offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption .
RESOLVED , that this Board grant a Special Permit to Stables Inn with
the restriction that the designed parking area must be built along with
addition , also that the approaches with the present and new parking lot be
designed to carry the surface water into the waterway and approved by the
state engineer . Also that - the Health Dept . issue the Town Board a statement
as to whether there is any change in the septic system .
2nd Clm Tarr Carried
Hearings closed 9 : 00 PM
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