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Thursday, Feb. 1, 1973, 7:3() 'D.M.
Regular meeting of the Town Board of Cortlandville held. at the Tawn
Hall, Supervisor, Frank K. Taylor presiding. Other .Board members p.resent
were, Justices Don Eaton and Ronald Fish, Councilmen Sherman Griswold
and. Ray E. Miller.
Also present were Rudy Krauklis, book-keeper for Superviso7t.js,accounts.
Willi -am Rowell, Town Engineer,John J. Gardner, Town Attorney, Robert
Wells Town Assessor, and �lso, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Oaks, and Ed Purser,
Attorney.
Town Clerk read the minutes of the IRst meeting, there Nes one corr-
ection, should have been a 400 T-,natt light at intersection of Blue Ck.
andRte. 281 instead of 450 't,1,7ktt. Correction i,.,.,3.s made.
Resolution: Motion saes made by Mr. Miller seconded. by Mr. Eaton that
application for Trailer Park Permit of Douglas Thompso_ri, 7me,fie to the
Town Clerk with his "-e of 865.00,, be e-p-Proved and, accented.. This
motion was -passed.
Mr. Rowell, presented.. his report rega.-ding his review of -�_tp. and -
other studies of ot!,^er p_7r('_)U-DS as they relate to the ai)pllr-_�tion of
Sherman Gris',viold qnd Leolyn Oak-z for a Toning r,
change of O." ' 6 -acres
in the Soutn Cortl�nnd Ln_re,,-?., from r3gr,1 oultural to a.,41' indu�strial
district.
l Motion was made, by Ivir. Faton sesonded by Mr. Fish that tl�is; report
be accented and filed in the Town Clerk's Office. This motion was
passed.
RESOLUTION: Motion was made by Mr. Eaton seconded by Mr. Miller
that the petition of Sherman Griswold & Leolyn Oaks, requesting a
zoning change from agricultizral to industrial district, be granted.
Vote polled as folloi,,s:
Mr. Eaton -_--__Aye
Mr. Fish Aye L4 x lul?�4
Mr. Miller Aye
Mr. Taylor Aye
Mr. ,-TrJ.sTqold Abstained
Resolution: Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded. by Mr. Eaton
that the zoning change of Norman G'rnnt at Starr Road -property from.
R 1 to R 3., -this motion was passed unanimously. 99
See copy of Cortland County Planning Committee on back -page.
Motion was made by Mr. F.o,ton q-econded by Mr. Miller that Henry'Wads-
North be temporarily employed at $3.00 per hr. to assist the
Assessor. This motion was carried.
Mr. Taylor presented his annual report which was also advertized in
the Jan-Ciary 31st lssue of the Cortland Standard, one copy to be
filed in the Town Clerk's Office ,and one copy sent to the Board of
Audit and Control. Motion was made by Mr. Eaton, seconded by Mr.
Miller that this ren,--)rt be accepted. and filed, this motion was passed..
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Motion was made by Mr. Fftton seconded by Mr. Miller that all bills
as presented by tie Town Clerk and aiidited by the Town Board. be
paid as follows:
General Fund $10-599-91
Hi.ghwa.v Fund. ?5 296.-ji
Water Dist. 1 3: 684. �;11
Water Dist.. 21 ?02.20
W.-ater Di_st.,. 54.J. 4
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Additional minutes or, f olloi3O-ng pages.
There being no further business at this time meeting iqRs adjou_rned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
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CORTLAND COUNTY PLANTING DEPARTMENT
El'.JGv?u+ NE T. JONES - PLANNER.
r ,OURT HOUSE
CORTL!AND, NEW YORK 13045
Phnne (607) 756-9080
January 18, 1973
Mr. Lelan� Brookins
Secretary``
Town of Cortlandville Planning Board
15 Terrace Road
Cortland, New York 13045
FROM: Land Use Committee of the Cortland County Planning Board
SUBJECT: The petition by Norman LeRoy Grant, requesting an Amer;dirient to
the Zoning Map of the Town to 4.86 acres of land on the south side of
Starr Road pursuant to Article XVll, Section 1702 of the 1968 Zoning
Ordinance of the Town of Cortlandville, New York, and Sections 264 and
265 of the Town Law, at the Town Hall.
Dear Fir. Brookins:
This matter was reviewed by•the Land Use Committee of the
Cortland County Planning Board on January 8, 1973. There being discussion,
and after appropriate consideration of the material provided, the Cortland
County Planning Board transmits 'the following to you:
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Recommendation: This Board finds that in view of the informa.-
Lion available that there is no objection to
the rezoning change. However, a word of
caution should be directed towards development
along Starr Road and the surrounding area.
The large accumulations of surface runoff that
exists has become a major problem ire this area
and must be considered as an obstacle to be
planned for in future development.
Respectfully -submitted,
Neil Askew, Chairman
Land Use Committee:
Cortland County Planning Board
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Mr. Miller read communication from Eugene drones, Planner,
Res@,tL1Aftft+,--Motion was made by Mr. .Eaton sec6nded by Mr. Miller
that this report be accepted and. filed in the Town Clerk's Office.
No action taken at this time. Motion was passed.
Resolution; Upon motion by Ray Miller seconded by Sherman Gri svold
and unanimously carried,
be it
Ok RESOLVED:
1. That, pursuant to the provisions of ,Section 64 of thV
Election Law, the Election Districts of the Town of Cortla.ndville
shall, and the same hereby are, altered. and Six Districts are hereby
created_ as follows:
See descriptions on following pages.
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RESOLUTION:
*'fib Upon motion of Councilman Ray E. Miller seconded by
Sherman. Griswold, and unanimously carried, the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLVED: That the Town :hoard approves the recommendation of
Stearns & Wheler, Engineers, that installation of any Septic Tank on
the lot owned by jAura L . Smith located on the south side of McLean
Road be discouraged because of possible effect on the Town Water
Supply. This report from Stearns and Wheler, on, motion of Mr. Miller
Seconded. by Mr. Eaton accepted and filed in the Town Clerk's Office.
This motion was passed.
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Upon motion by K111 . . . . . . . . . . . ., - seconded by
and unanimously carried
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be it
RESOLVED:
1. That, pursuant to the provisions of Section 6A4 of. the
Election Law, the Election Districts of the Town of Cortlandville
shall, and the same hereby are,'altered and Six Election Districts
are hereby created as follows:
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
ALL THAT PORTION OF TIM TOWN OF CORTrANDVILLE LYING WILTHIN
-FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:
Beginning at the intersection of the center line of U, S. RDutle
11 and the northerly boundary line of the Town o 11 Cort'landville;
thence easterly along.the northerly boundary line of the Tovin of
Cortlandville to the northeast corner of the Town of Cortlandville-
thence southerly along the easterly boundary line of -the Toiqx-.i of
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Cort-landville to the center line of New York- State Route 41; thenee
westerly along the center line of New York State Route 41 to the.
easterly boundary line of the Village of McGraw; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary line of the Village of 1,/,'(,,Gr,--w to the
northeast corner of said Village; thence westerly along the norther' -
ly boundary
undary line of the Village of McGraw to the northwest corner olf
said Village; thence southerly along the westerly boundary line of I
the Village of McGraw to the center line of New -York State Route 41,
thence westerly along the center line of New. '-fork State Route 41 an
U. S. Route 11 to the easterly boundary line of the City of Cortlarl;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary line of the City of I
Cortland to the northeast corner of - said City; thence vqesterlyaloT)1Kr5-
the northerly boundary line of the City of Cortland to the center
line of U. S. Route 11- thence northerly along the center line of
U. S. Route 11 to the point or place of beginning. I
ELECTION DISTRICT,NUMBER TWO
ALL,T11AT PORTION OF THE TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE LYING WITHIN THE
FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:'
Beginning at a point- where the center line of New York State 1,
oute go intersects the southerly boundary line of the City of Cort-
land; thence southerly alwong the center line of New York State Rout--,,
90, to the southerly buunodary line of the Town of Clortlandville; t-1rq-,nC
easterly along the southerly boundary line of the Town of Cortland-
ville,to the southeast- p-orner of the Town of Cortlandville; thence
northerly along the easterly boundary line of the Town of Cortlanjol.-
Ville to the center line of New York State Route 4l; thence west-erlly
,along the center line of New York State Houte 41 to the easterly
boundary line of the Village of McGraw; thence so-u-therly along the
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easterly boundary line of the Village of McGraw to -the sout,h ea i s
corner of said Village; thence westerly along the southerly bound'arly
line of the Village of McGraw to the southwest corner of said Villake;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary line of the Village of':*1
McGraw t
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o the center line of New York State Route 41; thenceiester
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along the center line of New York State Route 4.1 and the center lin
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,of U., S. Route 11 to a.point the center line of said U. S wher6
lRoute 11 intersects the easterly boundary line
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of the City of Cortlan,4; thence southerl" y along the easterly line
the City of Cortland to/ the southeast corner er of said City; thenc-e
westerly along the sou'therly boundary 11-ne of the City of Cortland
'to the point or place,6f beginning.
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER THREE
ALL THAT PORTION OF TIE TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE LYING WITHIN TH
FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:
Beginning at the intersection of the center line rS Groton Aven�"j
with the westerly boundary line of the City of Cortland; thence
southwesterly slonp ,S the center line of Groton Avenue to the cortOr
line of Now York Sjtti,te Route 281; thence souf;hwesterly the
center line of New York State Route 281. and along the center line cl-,
i '�Te' U U w York- State Route 13 to -the southerly boundary line of -the l'o-vir.
of Cortlandville; thence easterly along the southerly boundary line
of the Town of Cortlandville to the center line of -New York State
Rout-- 90; thence northerly along the center line of New Yorl� State
Route 90 to the suutherly boundary line of the City of Cortland;
thence westerly along the southerly boundary line of the City o17,
Cortland to the southwest corner of sdd City; thence northerly along
the westerly boundary.line of the City of Cortland to the point orl
place of beginning. . I
ELECTION DISTRICT NTVIBER FOUR
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE LYING WITHIN T
FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:
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Beginning at the intersection of the westerly boundary line ofl
the City of Cortland with the center line of. Groton Avenue; thence I
southwesterly along th
e center of Groton Avenue to the center. line
of 'New York State Route 281; thence southwesterly along the cent 6, 1;
line of New York State Route 281 to the center line of Cortland.
County Road 120, known as McLean Road ; thence southwesterly aloe
Ithe center line of McLean Road to'the westerly boundary line Of
ToWn of Cortlandville; thence northerly along the -westerly boundary
Line of the Town of Cortlandville to the northwest corner of the
Town of Cortlandville; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
line of the Town of CortImidville to the center line of -U. CS.
Ils, thence southerly along the center line of U. S. 1t11011te '1-1 to
northerly boundary line of the City of Cortland; -thence westerly @1:)nE
,the northerly boundary line of the City of Cortland to the northWeSit
corner of said City; thence southerly along the westerly boun(,.5@ry
line of. the City of Cortland to the. point or place of beginning.
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER FIVE
ALL THAT PORTION OF TBE T014N OF CORTLANDVILLE LYING WITHIN T11E,
IFOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the Village of McGraw;
running thence easterly along the north line of the Village Of lvlb-
Graw to the northeast corner of said Village ; thence sout'he,rlY 210 g
the east line of the Village of INaGraw to the soulthl&zt corner of I" I
said Village; thence westerly along the south line of the Village (A. —
McGraw to the southwest. corner of said Village; running thence nort
erly along the west line of the Village of McGraw to the point or
[place of beginning.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER SIX
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE LYING WITHIN THE-,
I FOLLOWING BOUNDARIES:
Beginning at the intersection of Cortland County Road 120, kn
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as McLean Road and the center line of New York State Route 281;
thence southwesterly along the center line of New York State Route
281 and the center line of New York State Route 13 to the southerly
boundary line of the Town of Cortlandville; thence westerly along
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'the southerly boundary line of the Town of Cortlandville to the
southwest corner of the Town of Cortlandville; thence northerly al
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the west boundary line of the Town of Cortlandville to the center
line of McLean Road; thence northeasterly along the center line of
McLean Road to the point or place of beginning.
2. That this resolution shall take effect immediately.
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MINUTES CONTIN -E'D, FEB.. 1, 1c,73
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RESOLUTION: REGARDING RETIREMENT OF HENRY A. WADSWORTH ,
• ';r. }iny E�1.. ri .Tler
Upon motion by . r:; , . .
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RESOLVED, That a memorandum be spread upon the minutes of thi
meeting as follows:
That a Testimonial Dinner in honor of Henry Wadsworth, of Solc
Road, McGraw, recently retired Assessor of the Town from January 1,
1969, to December 31, 1972, was enjoyed by 23 'down officers and 16
guests. Supervisor Taylor conducted a. poll to ascertain the total
number of .years ofA service of the Town officers present at the
dinner and the results are as follows:
Frank K. Taylor
Sherman 0. Griswold
Lelan M. Brookins
Mildred C. Brookins
Willard R. Griswold
Rudolph Kra.uklis
Henry A. Wadsworth,
Victor B. Metcalf
Donald F. Eaton
E. Dexter Paddock
Annabelle Alexander
William B. Clemens
John J. Gardner
Charles H. Finn
Ronald J. Fish
Gordon W. Hatheway
William E. Bean
Ray E. Miller
Louis Wagner
Shirley Fish
Christer Canestaro
Robert Wells
Thomas Smith
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Cotal 24.5 years
That the average length of service of the aforesaid 23 office
Ls 10.65 .years.
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Paget CORTLAND STANDARD Fri., Jan. 19, 1973
TOWN ASSESSOR HONORED — The
town board of Cortlandville, in recognition
of many years of devoted service to the
community, honored Henry Wadsworth at
a retirement dinner held last night at
Cuzins 3. Mr. Wadsworth is retiring from
his position as town of Cortlandville
assessor, a post he has held since 1968.
Prior to that, he had served as a member
of the Appeals Board and was a coun-
cilman on the town board until his ap-
pointment -to the position of assessor.
Pictured with Mr. Wadsworth are, from
left to right, Mr. Frank K. Taylor,
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hard to nd�
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to get t h p Ot: hf x kind;
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-Kcave voq"ke� d together,
you made each day',
s ate�;1 little better.
For fr-j..e.ndshIP can not,
be, bou,Fht or soldo
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It's 1 .ter t;h".3"n you th�.n"C'
ai I1a1 rn wtI,11 p:).n�im
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�aa��,•.. po e wife.
And nay .the Lord bless and keep Y 01.1,
t vne .pest of your life.
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chairman of the board of supervisors and
supervisor of the Town of Cortlandville;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wadsworth, and
Lelan Brookins, town clerk of Cort-
landville.
(Art Allen Photo)
Lej,an 1aroo i n,'
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Minutes continued Feb® 1,1973
At a meeting of the 'Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville,
Zeld at the Town Hall in the Town of Cortlandville, Cortland County,
ew York, on the 1st day of February, 1973, the following .Resolution
s offered by Councilman Sherman Miller and seconded by Justice of
Peace Donald F. Eaton, and unanimously adopted parsuant to Sec -
dons 264 and 265 of the Town Law, to wit:
RESOLVED, That the boundaries of the Residential R-1 DistrictE
and Residential R-3 Districts in the Town of Cortlandville as sho
on the 1968 Zoning Map of the Town of Cortlandville be, and they
hereby are, changed so that the following described parcel of land
be, and it hereby is, placed entirely in a Residential R-3 Districtl:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Cort-
landville, County of Cortland and State of New York, being a.
part of Lot No. 84 of said Town, bounded anddescribed as follows,
to wit: Beginning at a point in the center line of Cortland
County Highway No. 120 known as Starr Road (north line of Lot
No. 84) at its intersection with the east line of lands owned by
Andries-Butler, Inc.; running thence East along the center line
of Starr Road a distance of 335.28 feet to the west line of
lands now owned by Nagim Ferris; running thence Southwest along
the east line of lands of Ferris a distance of 630.40 feet to
point in the south line of lands of Andries-Butler, Inc.; run-
ning thence Northwest along the south line of lands of Axidries
Butler, Inc. a distance of 335.28 feet to a corner in the land
of Andries-Butler, Inc.; running thence Northeast along the east
line of lands of Andries-Butler, Inc. a distance of 631.60 feet
to the point or place of beginning, containing 4.86 acres of
land more or less.
Excepting and reserving that portion of the above described
premises lying within the confines of Starr Road.
Being the same premises conveyed by Derwood E. Barber to Norma
LeRoy Grant by deed dated December 13,1968, and recorded in Cc
land County Clerk's Office in Liber 314 of Deeds at Page 2019
and the same premises conveyed by Lois Lucas, as Executrix ubd
the last Will and Testament of Lucy M. Thornton, Deceased, to
Norman L. Grant by deed dated May 24, 1972, and recorded in Cc
land County Clerk's Office in Liber 330 of Deeds at Page 167.
And be it further
RESOLVED, That the Town Clerk be, and he hereby is, authoriz
publish and post such changes as required by Law; and be it furthe
RESOLVED, That the flown Clerk be, and he hereby is, authorizes
land directed to enter such change upon the aforesaid Zoning Map.
jDated: February 1, 1973•
LELAN M. BROOKINS, Clerk
Town of Cortlandville
3577 Terrace Road
Cortland, New York, 13045
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Description,
At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville,
held at the Town Hall of the Town of Cortlandville, Cortland County,
INew York, on the first day of February, 1973, the following Resolu
tion was offered by Justice of the Peace Donald.F. Eaton and seconc
by Councilman Ray E. Miller, and unanimously adopted pursuant to
ISections 264 and 265 of the Town Law, Councilman Sherman Griswold
j abstaining, to wit:
k$3� RESOLVED, That the boundaries of Agricultural and Industrial
Districts in the Town of Cortlandville as shown on the 1968 Zoning
Map of the Town of Cortlandville be, and they hereby are changed sc
that the following described parcel of land be, and the same hereby
is, placed entirely in an Industrial District:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situatedin the Town of Cort-
landville, County of Cortland and State of New York being part
of Lots #91 & #92 bein# bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at a point, said point being the intersection of the
center line of the Gracie Road with the center line of Route
#13; thence running N-12-13'-05"-W along said center line of
the' Gra'die Rbadr;a distance°.�of','"1388.24' to a point; thence run-
ning N-04°-52'-24"-W along said center line of the Gracie Road
a distance of 97.22' to a point; thence running N-09-18'-23"-'
along said center line of the Gracie Road a distance of 88.16'
to a point; thence running N-19-38'-39"-E along said center
line of the Gracie Road a distance of 310.51' to a point, said
point being the southwesterly corner of lands of the United
States of America. as recorded in the Cortland Count Clerk's
Office inLiber 169 at Page 401; thence running 5-77-40'-52"-E
along the southerly line ofr-'said lands of the United States o
America a distance of 316.73' to a point; thence running N-15
28'-21"-E along the easterly line of said lands of the United
States of America a distance of 249.18' to a point; thence run-
ning S-840-40'-15"-E a distance of 377.65' to a point; thence
running N-810-17'-53"-E a distance of 528.50' to a point; then
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running N-68°o13'-26"-E a distance of 374.00' to a point; thenc
running N-06-50'-00"-E a distance of 632.50' to a point; then
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running 5-840-00'-20"-E a distance of 660.0' to a point, said
point being the northwesterly corner of lands of Monarch Machine
Tool Co.; thence running 5-050-54'-51"-W along said lands of
Monarch Machine Tool Co. a distance of 1479.48' to a point;
thence running 5-840-29'-47"-E along said lands of Monarch
Machine TSol Co. a distance of 218.55' to a point; thence run-
ning 5-20-04'-44"-E along said lands of Monarch Machine Tool
Co. a distance of 218.87' to a point, said point being in the
above mentinned center line of Route #13; thence running S-570
59'-53"-W along said center link of Route #13 a distance of 30
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to a point; thence running 5-62-54'-11"-W along said center
line of Route #13 a distance of 153.80' to a point; thence run-
ning 5-66-24'-40"-W along said center line of Route #13 a dis-
tance of 1366.42' to a point; thence running 5-670-58'-14"-W
along said center line of Route #13 a distance of 717.37' to tie
place of beginning and containing 95.36 acres of land more or'
less.
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Dedcription,
Excepting and reserving that portion of the above describ d
premises lying within the confines of New York State Route #13
and the Gracie Road; and be it further
RESOLVED, That the Town Clerk be, and he hereby is, authorized
to publish and post such changes as required by law; and be it
further
RESOLVED, That the Town Clerk be, and he hereby is, authorized
and directed to enter such change upon the aforesaid Zoning Map. -
Dated: February lst, 1973•
LELAN M. BROOKINS, Clerk
Town of Cortlandville
3577 Terrace Road
Cortland, New York, 13045
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