HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-20-1974March 20, 1974
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The second Toren Board meeting of the month was held at the
Town Hall, 15 Terrace Rd. with Supervisor, Frank K. Taylor presiding.
Other Board members present were: Justices Donald Eaton and Ronald
Fi sh; Councilman, Ray Miller; Coucil.ma.n, Sherman Griswold was absent.
Also present were: Town Attorney, John Gardner; Town Engineer,
Wi.liimm Rowell.; Superi_nte-n.dent, Louis Wagner; Assessor, Robert Wells;
Bookkeeper to the Supervisor, Rudy Krauklis; Town Clerk, Christine
Ca.nesta.ro; Deprt�T Town Clerk, Mildred Brookins; Legislators, Shirlev
Fish, Henry Wadsworth and Palm: Newspaper reporter, Skip Ch.a.pman.
The Town Clerk read_ the minutes of the last meeting. There were
no corrections. The minutes were approved as read.
RESOLUTION #30: Motion was made by Donald Eaton, seconded by Ray
® Miller that the house trailer renewal. permit be granted to John
Spadaloni upon payment of the $10.00 renewal fee. Motion passed.
The Town clerk read a letter from Agway Petroleum Corp. relative
to a. price change notification. The price of diesel fuel is being
decreased $.0100 per gallon.
A petition bearing 29 signatures opposing the re-zoni'1g from
residential to business transitional_ of the property being petitioned
by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pa.uldine, which property is 10ca.ted. on Fisher Ave.
was presented by Thomas Tae,iyer, a. resident of Fisher Aire.
RESOLUTION #31: Motion was made by Mr. Eaton, seconded. by Mr. Miller
that the petition be received and filed. Motion carried.
The Town Clerk read a letter from the Cortland Colinty Planning_
Board stating that the re -zoning; of the Fisher Ave® propertY would.
have no conflict to a.ny CountlIT -program, Approval_ or denial of the
petition would be _left at the local level_.
RESOLUTION #3,2: Motion was made by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Fish
that the letter be received and filed. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION #33: Upon motion. by Mr. Fish, seconded b,* Nir. Eaton, the
following Resolution was, unanimously adopted -
WHEREAS, The Town Board on September. 6, 1972, made and signed
a written order approving the annexation to the City of
Cortland, consisting of 27.37 acres of land lying within the
confines of the Town of Cortlandville and owned. by Walter 0.
Westendorf and 'St'. Mary°s Church; and
WHEREAS, the City of Cortland. or November 21 ,1972 , enacted Local.
Law No.8, effective January 1, 1.973, annexi_n to the City of
Cortland the territory described in the aforesaid order; and
WHEREAS, L. ,.Verne Nieder.hofPr. and Calton J. Niederhofer have given
to the Town Clerk a proposed deed dated September 18, 197?,
nonvey7_n,7, a parcel of land. to be 1a'^ed for hlrrhway 1,11rposes
for an extension of 0a.kcr.est Avenue, and anot;he7 a deed dted.
Sep_ tember 1.8, 1-973,-onve}Ti_npt.- :�, parcel. of 1.a.nrl. of the `.,ri dt ;
of 5 feet to b, 7sed ri., 1 ji.'f�??'' zt;tnring along tl-ie rnrth line
of thy--: af—r?sa'd. extension of 0a.1'cre.st Avenue, and a.no -her
® deed rl.a.ted Sep-i;ermber 18, 1973, conveying an easement for the
purpose of constri_i,.ti_n.g , tis ng, rer,laci_ng and ma.l_nt�.i.n7.n�
storm sewer saritary sewer, wniatgr mains and 12ti l i.ty Tines,
and contr•i.b,,�to�_•y connections for the appurter�.ant we rk running
north:srly from the--arcP_l_ of land ccmtr yed i_r. the afor.esa.id
deeds;
NOW, THE'RrFORE, Be it
RESOLVED, That the a.for.'esa i.d. parcel. of ].a.nd described in the first
above mentioned deedbe, and it hereby i.s, forrnal_l ar,cepted_
as an extension of Oakcres�t; Avenue of the Town of C',ortl.andville,
Cord.=}.r_c] County, Nev,., York; and it i.s further
RESOLVED, T,-rat. the Cleric of the Town of Cortla.ndville be, and
she herebjT is, authorized and directed to record the a.for•es.aid
three deeds in the Cortland Co .nty Clerk's Of.f_ i r-_e .
Bid speci:� ica_tions; fnr a, 1.974 Demon sira.tor H -dra.l_�l.i.� Di tr.hi_n,�r
Machine were read anddiscussed. The machine -will be pal.,d ��„tpl s,arnll,s
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fonds.
RESOLUTION #34: Motion was made by Mr. Eaton, seconded by Mr. Miller
-that the bids for the 1974 Demonstrator Hydraulic Ditching
Machine be opened to all interested bidders at 8:00 p.m. on
April 3, 1.974 at the Town Hall, 15 Terrace Rd. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION #35
Upon Motion of Mr. Milleip, seconded by Mr. Eaton, the following
.resolution was unanimously adopted.:
WHEREAS, The Town Board in behalf of the Town of Cortlaridville
intends to build a new multi -purpose municipal building
which it wishes to heat with natural_ gas, which is
available in the area. But because of present rulings
of the New York State Public Service Commission, the
supplier is prevented from furnishing said gas without •
some form of standby fuel.
NOW THEREFORE; Be it
RESOLVED, That the Town. Fn gi neer -prepare such petition_ with
any supporting documents which may be deemed appropriate;
and it is further
V-OLVED, That the Town Supervisor be, and he hereby is, -
authorized to sign such petitions and forward same to
Mr. Samuel R. Madison, Director, Public Service Commission,
44 Holland Avenue, Albany, New York 1-2208.
Ronald Fish asked Highway Supt, to check the culvert under Fairground
drive, which seemed. to be plugged. Mr. Wagner said he would
check it out.
Mr. Taylor reported that the Volunteer Fire Co. 4 of Homer Fire
Station 2 was the first on the scene at the Asher Goodale fire
and because of the speed in getting to the fire, was credited
with sav:i.n.g much of the property, together with the help of
Homer's main force, McLean, McGraw,&Virgil fire departments.
John Gardner reported on his meeting with Atty. Briggs regarding
the Vesta Corset Co. final appraisal made by Pomeroy Appraisal
Assoc.. The appraisal was not finished by the 15th of February
as requested so an order by sti.pulati.on was obtained for an
additional month's time to file the appraisal. It was granted
and extended. to Friday, March 22. Mr. Wells received. four
copies of the appraisal Firday, March 15. Mr, Gardner delivered
two copies to Robert Briggs, attorney for -the Village of McGraw.
The Villas?e, through it's attorney, wishes tohave another
appraisal made, as they were not satisfied with the Pomeroy
appraisal. Attorney Briggs wishes to retain Northeast Appraisal_
Services, operated by Richard E. Casey, for the second appraisal.
Northeast Appraisal Services was one of the original bidders.
RESOLUTION #36:
Motion was made by Mr. Eaton, seconded by Mr. Miller that
Attorney Gardner be authorized to obtain another appraisal_
with the town paying one half of the fee, not to exceed $650.00.
Motion passed,
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Mr.. Ta%ilor read a. letter dated 3/1.4; 74 which he had received from
Mayor Sam Forcucci regarding the Infiltration Inflow Study.
Mr_. Taylor, Mr. Rowell and Atty. Gardner met with Mayor.
Forcucci., AttAr Gi1_hooley, and Mayor Cal -ale on March 20
to discuss the Federal aid grant for the construction of
-the Waste Water Treatment plant. In order for the City
-to obtain. the Federal. a.id grant in the expected amount of.
87p%, certain stipulations have to be met rega.r_ ding industries
and collection of monies. The meeting was to inform the
V1-11.ae of Homer and the Town of Cortlandv;lle that some
:r_cd.ifi.cati.ons may have to be made to their ordinances and
when more information is obtained, it will be passed on.
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Mr. Rowell reported he hE�d met wi.th a .r.-epresentat_ve o_f the
Hayward Co. relative to water ,.nd_ sewer- service along Rt. 13
which is to serve the proposed. Ponderosa Restaurant. After he
reviewed the plans, certain mod.ificati.ons were recommended and made.
Approval was given by the Health department subject to one modification.
The proposed location is within the Sewer District. The faci_1_i_ties
are to be bui_I t by Hayward Co, on behalf of Ponderosa Restaurant.
The part within the State Highway is intended to be transferred to
the Town Sewer District for operation and mai.ntainence. pump
station will be i.rstalled on the Ponderosa property to serve the
restaurant; to be operated and maintained by them. A force main
will run from -there to a sanitary sewer within Rt. 1..3. Tree ws_11_
obtain the necessa.r;r permits for construction within the State
Highway.
® A letter had been submitted by the Hayward Co. authorizing them
to tie in to the 14" water line contingent to the approval of the
Town Board. The letter was not accepted because of the 1Q72 date.
Approval was not given. Another letter will be requested.
Mr. Taylor read a. letter he ha.d. received from DeLeuw, Cather & Co.
and accompanying information from the Dept. of Housing & Urban
Development, Federal Insurance Administration, Washington, D.C..
A discussion followed.
There being no further Business, motion was made by Mr. Eaton,
seconded by Mr. Miller that the meeting be adjourned. Meeting was
,adjourned. at 9:135 P.M.
RPspec tfully �lbmi_tted
,HRISTINE �CAVF_.STARC
TOWN CLERI{
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TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE
Notice To Bidders
ftiotico is l)crj?hy Rivera our.1mant 14)
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Section 5-A of tile, G onerai Municipal
and pursuant to Rclso!kifion of
20,
on March ch
111i.itsvaled proposals are sough?
and r0qLA?SlCd for furnishing and
delivery of :
One. new 197,1 hydraulic Excavator
pilching hlachkw
in accordance with the Information
for Gidders and SiMIcifications
hQ16nalier referred to.
ids shall be enclosed in a sealed
and marked "Bid for 1974
HYMOLIHC Excavilior pitching
Maninc,"allil fnailpdor delivered 10
cacti the Town Clerk, Town of C01-1•
I'Wicivillp, at 3577 'J'orrace Road, Cori.
I and, New York, on or before 6:00
o'clock p.m. on April 3, 1974, at which
timeand placeall bids received will
b1 publicly opened and road aloud by
11I,own Clerk.
the said 111tol-Ill citiol) for Bidders
0 r ILI SPOCHICMiOTIS for this Ditching
may be obtalned at the
oltir,? of the I't)wn Clerk.
Bids ,hall be !M)VIlltled exclusive
of zany sales tax And ,hall be aC-
c0rnpanied by a COrtiticate of Non -
Collusion required by Section103-D of
lilt, Gancral MunlriPal Law.
I'lle Town board re%el-ves the right
to reject all t)iCjl,, tTL()ived-
Gy order of the Town Board of the
J'owrj of CortlandvillO.
PAarcjj 'nInd, 1974.
Chrisflne Cancstjro, Clerk
'Town of Corilandville
1577 Terrace Road
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Cortic)nc, Now York, 13045
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