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Thursday, May 3, 1973 7:30 P.M.
Town Hall, Town of Cortlandville
Regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town
of Cortlandtille was held at the above time with
Frank K. Taylor, presiding. Other Board members present
were, Justices Ron Fish and Don Eaton, Councilmen
Sherman Griswold and Ray E. Miller.
Also present, Town Engineer, Wm. Rowell, Town Attorney
John J. Gardner,Rudy Krauklis, Book-keeper,Robert Wells
Assessor, Ronald Petracca, and Deputy Clerk M. Brookins.
Town Clerk Brookins, read the minutes of the last
meeting and there were no corrections.
Mr. Brookins asked the Board to renew Abraham
McCloy's house trailer permit for which he had reed
the $16.66 fee.
RESOLUTION: Motion was made by Mr. Eaton seconded
S by Mr. Miller that the house trailer permit of Mr McCloy'
be renewed, this motion was passed unanimously.
RESOLUTION: Motion was made by Justice Eaton
seconded by Justice Fish, that the following be desig-
nated as polling places for voting in Primary and Fall
Elections;
Dist.l Cortlandville Town Garage, off Rte .41
Dist. 2 Grange Hall, Blodgett Mills
Dist. 3 Town Hall, Terrace Road
Dist, 4 Grange Hall , Groton Ave. Ext.
Dis;: b _15 Fire House, Village of McGraw
Dist. 6 Grange Hall, South Cortland
The above Resolution, designating the polling places
in the Town of Cortlandville,was passed unanimously.
RESOLUTION: Motion was made by Justice Eaton
S� seconded by Councilman Griswold that the Town Board
accept the recommendation of County Republican Chairman
John Kimmich, pursuant to Section 43 of the Election
Law regarding the appointment of Election Inspectors
for a one year term starting _70 &- 1, 1973. This motion
was passed unanimously as follows:
Inspectors: Dist.
1, Franklin Hicks, Rol, McGraw, N.Y.
Ruth B. Stafford 4074 N.Rd. McGraw,
Alternates: "
Ada B. Shearer, R#l, McGraw,
Jane Jones,1765 E. Homer Rd. Cortland
Inspectors: Dist.
2 Pauline Pettet, Blodgett Mills
Agnes Phelps, Blodgett Mills
Alternates 11
" Lola Doty Blodgett Mills
Marguerite Wildman, R#1 Cortland
Inspectors: Dist
3 Helen Phelps,16 Abdallah,Cortland
Dorothy Rev, R#3, Cortland,
Alternates "
" Linda Prentice, 3 Terrace Rd.Cortland
Katherine DeClereq,Sherbrook Apts,Cort.
Inspectors Dist,
4 Leanora Finn, 4313 Fisher Ave,Cortland
Jane Edlund, 31 Bell Dr. Cortland
Alternates "
°9 Helen Williams, 16 Bell Drive,Cortland
Inspectors Dist. 5 Magdalene McGrady,5 E. Av. McGraw
Susan Morris, 31 E14m, McGraw
Alternates �9 " Terry Morris, 31 Elm, McGraw
Inspectors: Dist. 6 Alice O'Hara, 827 N. Lamont,Cortland
Betty Walker, Gracie Rd. Cortland,
Alternates
May 3, 1973, minutes continued: 223
4PRESOLUTION: Motion was made by Councilman Ray Miller
seconded by Justice Eaton that the Town Board accept
the recommendation of Democrat Chairman, Victor Bahou
regarding the appointment of Election Inspectors for a
term of 1 year starting June 1, 1973. This motion was
carried unanimously.
Inspectors-
Dist. 1, Mrs.
Thelma Jacobi, 41 North St. McGraw
Mrs.
Elizabeth West, R#1,Cortland
Alternate
Mrs.
Margaret Horak, R#l, Cortland
inspectors
Dist. 2 Mrs,
Pearl Burt,Box 4, Blodgett Mills
Mrs.
Florence Truman Box 33, Blodgett Mills
Alternate
Mrs.
Betty Doty Blodgett Mills
Inspectors
Dist 3 Mrs.
Ann Planck 5 Vernon Dr, Cortland
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Mrs,
Margaret Scudamore, 10 Isabel Dr. Cortland
Alternate
Mrs.
Catherine Champlin, 239 Groton Ave ext. Cort.
Inspectors
Dist 4 Mrs.
Betty Doty, Blodgett Mills
Mrs.
Janet Cohen 3858 Highland Rd, Cortland
Alternate
Mrs.
Carmalla Daniels, Highland Rd. Cortland
Inspectors
Dist 5 Mrs.
Jennett Russell,19 e.Academy, McGraw
Mrs.
Jessie White 47 Academy, McGraw
Alternates
Mrs.
Dorothy McGinnis 23 W. Academy, McGraw,
Mrs,,
Thelma Jacobi, 41 North St. McGraw
Inspectors
Dist. 6 Mrs.
Nitamae Goslee, 821 N. Lamont Dr. Cortl
Mrs.
Doris Fernandez, 832 N. Lamont,Cortl
Alternate
Mrs.
Joyce Bresnahan, 136 W. Rd. Cort.
The Election
inspectors will receive $2.00 per hour for
time actually
worked and the Chairman will receive $5.00
for serving as
chairman, approved by the Town Board of
the Town of Cortlandville.
APPLICATION, REGARDING THE RECREATION PROGRAM WITH THE
VILLAGE OF MCGRAW.
-�� The following resolution was adopted upon motion of
Justice Fish seconded by Councilman Miller, all voting in
the affirmative.
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WHEREAS monies have been allocated in the 1973
Budget in the Town of Cortlandville for Recreation with
the Village of McGraw as well as monies for the purchase
of materials for a Youth Recreation Program in the nature
of Arts and Crafts to be used in the Town outside of the
Village of McGraw for a Youth Recreation Program, therefor,
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board authorize the
Supervisor, Frank K. Taylor to sign an application for this
project and that the Town Clerk, Lelan M. Brookins, be
authorized to sign the Resolution of Certification.
RESOLUTION: On motion of Justice Eaton and properly
seconded by Councilman Miller and unanimously adopted,
the following resolution was placed upon the minute book
of the Town of Cortlandville.
RESOLVED: That the Federal Revenue Sharing monies for the
period from January 1, 1973 to June 30,1973 in the sum of
Eighteen Thousand, one hundred twenty-three dollars,
($18,123.00) be set aside for multiple purpose Town
Building.
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The Town Attorney reported that annexation of
27.37 acres of land in the Town by the City of Cortland
as approved by order of the Town Board on September 6, 1972
was completed when the Common Council of said City on
November 28, 1972, adopted its Local Law No. 8 of 1972
effective January 1, 1973,
Motion was made by Justice Fish seconded by Councilman
Griswold to accept said report and so designate in the
Town Minute Book. This motion was passed unanimously.
A letter from Vincent L. Tofany, Commissioner,
Dept. of Motor Vechiles was brought to the attention
of the Town Board and will be entered in the minutes
Mr. Taylor read a letter he had reed from a resident
regarding the trash, rubbish etc. in back of MacDonald's
Restaurant. The Town Clerk will look into this complaint.
The Bids on the proposed new building addition on
the Water & Sewer Dept. Garage were opened at 8 P.M. by
the Town Clerk as follows:
Wilson & Greene Lumber Company $3,897•07
Pratt Coal & Lumber dompany 3,080.08
Bestway Enterprises 2,855.12
After review and discussion, Motion was made by Justice
Fish seconded by Councilman Miller that the low bid of
Bestway Emterprises be accepted, this motion was passed
all voting ayes.
Mr. Ron Petracca was authorized to proceed with his
Improvements at the Lamont Circle playground and present
the bill to the Board.
There followed discussion in regard to establishing
a Fire District. This will take much more study to come
up with boundary lines and cost figures.
Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Eaton
that all bills as presented by the Town Clerk and audited
by the Town Board be paid as follows:
General Fund $6202.65
Highway 2263.66
Water Dist. 1 889.28
Sever Dist. 670.89
This motion was passed unanimously.
There being no further business at this time, on
motion of Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Griswold, meeting
was adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk