HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-11-08 IRJ
TOWN Bopp1) MEETING
NOVEMBER B , 15$R
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Supv Cotter ill called the meeting to
order at 7 o OPW
Members and guests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance
Roll call was by the Town Clerk
Presents , Supv Cot t er i 1 1 4 Cirri i Evans , C} l m Garlock , C l m Hatfield ,
Cirn Crawford , fttyf Perkins and 1 . 0 . Slater
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PUBLIC HEAR / N6
NOVEMBER 04 19B8 •
William Sherwood Jr & Sr; .
S upv L. otterill read the notice that was published in the newspaper
. 1' o consider the application of William Sherwood Jr & Sr to
e stablish a welding and auto repair business in an existing
structure at EI ' U Wood Rd .
UUESTLDNIS AND / OR COMMENTS
W illiam Sherwood Jr gave the Board members a ropy of his parking
plan near the proposed garage . He would like to do welding and
✓ epairs on cars . There should only be the cars waiting to be worked
' on , and no more than five cars at any given time .
Supv Cotteri l l - wanted to know if there was going to be any
bathroom facility there or plans for any ?
W illiam Sherwood Jr - not at the present time and maybe in the
future he might run a water line out theme . His house is near the
garage so he did not one a need for a nest room ,
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Robert Eland , '21YP Bone Plain Rd - his concern is the residential
character of the area . He would like the Town Board to give strong
consideration to the people there that are trying to make residence
there in this area and to maintain the property values and
f amilies . He has purchased the prnperty • on both sides of the
S herwood property and intends to return it to agricultural use . He
is concerned about the impact the business will have on the
✓ esidences that are there in the area and trying to raise a family .
H e questioned the requirements for road dr00t a de for a residence
and would this same road frontage apply to the business or would it
have to be additional road frontage ?
Supv Co t t er i l l - thin is a question that would have to be answered
in the zoning ordinance requirements , the residence joust meets the
on i ng requirements .
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Robert Bland -- he understood that this is an allowed use in the RC
Zone by a special permit , but he is concerned about the business
and having his neighbors so adversely impacted , that they would not
be able to live there any mere .
E lizabeth Clapp , 227 Bone Plain Rd - she is concerned about the
impact on the residential neighborhood . There has been a lot of
building and renovations in the area . She is concerned about the
n oise , his hours and brightness of lights , traffic , number of
✓ ehicles with which they have been trying to alleviate over the
last number of years = She felt this business would be a backward
step to the residential neighborhood . If this business is approved ,
she felt that there should be many limitations put on it such as
hours of operat iory lights and number of cars outside . She was
• opposed to this application .
Andrew hoerlein , 590 Wood Rd - presented the Town Board a copy of
( d ) different petitions opposing the horsiness .
Mr hoerlein - went over some drawings that he had prepared with
✓ egard be the placement of the parking spaces and the way the light
is now installed . He is opposed to Mr; Sherwood in getting the
permit for a variety of reasons , but mainly the impact that it will
have on his house . He has a dug well , and there is a stream that
flows from Mr Sherwood ' s property directly to his {property . His
garage would be the same elevation as his dug well . He showed the
B oard members pictures of liter that waa in the stream . He was
concerned about the residential nature of the neighborhood . In less
U . than an mile from his house they have Ralph ' s Body Shop , less than
two tenths of a mile there is John Cooper's ,Junk yard , about three
tenths of a mile up the road there is Ray Dennis property which is
u sed quiet regularly as a salvage yard . one mile to the west is
F' et e ' s Tiro Service . There are four commercial businesses within a
o ne mile radius of his home . If this application is approved he
w ould like to recommend that the cars waiting to be worked on are
parked on the west side of the garage out of view , that there be a
limited number of cars puss the length of stay , the hours of
o peration . He also has installed a very bright light that shines in
h is house window . He has approached ho Sherwood to see if he would
trighield the light because it is se interne . He was also concerned
about the disposing of oil and antifreeze since he does not seem to
be a very tidy person _ This is very had if it gets in the water
supply . He also showed Board members pictures of about h abandoned
✓ ehicles that are on the property and a large amount of abandoned
parts to ears . He was concerned about the large amount of vehicular
parts and the land would he very hard to be worked again . It will
take a lot of hand picking to get everything out and was not sure
w hat other things are in there . The building was not there b months
ago and felt that he could have applied for the permit area before
he started the construction . There is or doubt that when he
starting the building that he had every intention of applying for
the permit . If the permit is granted he would like to make sure
that the building was painted so that it suits the residential
neighborhood , the light shielded , cars kept out of site as much as
possible , the number of cars limited and the length of stay
limited , the hours of operation , also no Other employes be •
allowed .
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He was concerned about the noise level and the environmental
pollution with the stream .
Char Crawford - wanted to know if he was welding now cr if this is a
new application .
Mr Sherwood -- this is new and he wanted this for himself and his
f ather who is going to retire soon . He wanted this for income since
he is unable to get a .job since he injured his bank . He has no
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problem with working certain hours , and will try and meet all of
the standards . He does not want a junk yard there , he knows that
there is a lot of things to clean up which he plant} to do , but as
far as the light goes is to light the place up . He would try and
meet all of the requirements but did not think he had to take his
light down .
C .lrrrGarlock - was in favor of promoting business in the Town of
D ryden , but with all of the pictures that have been presented to
the Board does not 1 r _ k like a business like place . He was
concerned about the junk cars and the time frame as to when they
w ould be removed .
Mr Sherwood - as soon as the ground dries upy he has someone from
Elaatervi l 1c:5 to take them away
Supv Cotteri, ll -l• he is familiar of this situation with all of the
e ars that are in vic ]caticn and wanted to know if the violations
have been taken care of since the notice of last June .
Closets public hearing
Clm Crawford - felt sensitive about a per` _' r being abbe to do
something with his own property , but he has a concern about this
area , given the fact that there is a landfill to be sited th 5r` e . We
as a Town Board are trying to do everything to protect the
n eighborhood . The pictures that have been presented to the Town
B oard are a real concern , so he would like t r make a motion that
this permit be denied .
REEOLtFr 11 COI 4203 DENY SPECIAL PERMIT
WILLIAM SHERWOOD,-JR
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C: lin Crawford offered the following resolution and asked for its
itdopt ion
RESOLVED , that this Town Doard deny the application of William
S herwood Jr and Sr be denied . The reason for denial is under
Article 134 Section 1 300 Uses by special permit , where provided ,
shall be subject to the requirements of the zoning to prevent
conflict with or impairment of the principal uses thereof _ Section
1303 Subdivision 2 ; In reaching a determination ( c ) whether the use
will be more objectionable or depreciating to adjacent and nearby
properties ( by reason of traffic , noise , vibration , dust , fumes ,
_smoke ,, odor , fire , hazard , ylare4 flashing lights or disposal of
waste or sewage ) than the operation of the allowed uses of the zone
and ( d ) whether the use will discourage or hinder the appropriate
flair
d evelopment and use of adjacent properties or neighborhood . This is
in reference to the findings that the Town Board has been presented
with in regard to the existing presence of refuse , abandoned
✓ ehicles , and glare from the installed light as well as probable
traffic and runoff concer' n's from the streanm
and Elrn Evans Roll call vote
E lm Crawford Yes
E lm Garlock Yes
Cirri Evans Yes
S upv Cotterii1 Yes
L1ri1 Hatfield No
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES - Motion was made by Cl rn Evans and 2nd by
Cltr'i Garlock that the minutes of the Oct 11th Board meeting and
special meeting held Oct 25th he approved as submitted .
CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
J iro Greshen , Hunt Engineers - went over the draft report with the
B oard members with regard to the proposed Turkey Hill Rd water and
sewer district and would like to schedule a work session ,
D ave Putnam - reported on the Monkey Run water and sewer district .
Contract A should be finished by Christmas q Contract B should he
f inished by the middle of January with pipe work .
'? v17rh , Mill St , Free :ille wanted to know what he had to do to get
sewer from the Village of Ereevi } I` e . They are one property outside
o f the village limits .
P tty Perkins ,-' he is talking about annexation to the Village of
Freeviiie and thought that he should try and contract with the
✓ illage of I= reeville as an adjacent user" . Atty Perkins told him to
contact him at his office and he can give him the right direction
to take .
COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Motion was made by Elm Hatfield to contract with Lorraine Bard for
d og c '::' ntro1 services in the Town .. and Clrn Crawford
Ci m Evans .'. had reservations even though Lorraine bailed the Town
o ut . The complications in his mind is Lorraine doing the dogs and
the SPCA doing the cats and other animal problems in the Town „ He
f eels we should seriously consider the SPCA 55 well . We left the
SPCA because the Town felt that they had bees held up . He would
propose that the Town write a contract with the SPCA for 3 years as
proposed in the letter that he has received from them and that the
contract be negotiated at the end of the first year and for the
fourth or the next third year increasing that by the cost of living
index of the first year . Sr that the Town always has a b year
• contract .
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Clm Crawford - the cost of the first year with the SPCA is the same
cost as the third year with Lorraine Bard .
Clm Evans - that is true , but with the SPCA we would be receiving
additional services .
Clm Oarlock II- was voting in favor of Lorraine strictly on the
monetary basis of the money that the Town would be saving .
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REA DOG - CONTROL OF;F, ICER
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adopt i ors e
RESOLVED , that the Town of Dryden appoint Lorraine Bard as Dog
Control Officer pursuant to New York Agriculture and Markets Law ,
Article 7 , for the Town of Dryden for the years 1989 , 1990 , and
19s1 at the respective annual salaries of $ 4 , E00 . 00 , S4 „ 700 . 00 and
t4 , 800 . 00 and that the Town lease from her facilities for the
impoundment of dogs at the respective annual rentals of $ 5 , 500 . 00 .
$ E , 500 . 00 and $ 5x 7C} C) (D , which sums shall include all supplies .
maintenance . utilities and other incidental expens,e5 , including
transportation and with no other expense to the Town , and
FURTHER RESOLVED , that such appointment for the years 19S0 or 1991
are subject to the revocation of such appointment by the Town by
giving written notice to the appointee on or before October 1 of
the last year of such appointment . .
2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote
Clad Oarlock Yes
Clm Hatfield Yes
Clm Crawford Yes
Supv Cotter; ii1 Yes
C1m Evans No
RESOLUTION 4* 2Q5 PPE' o I N I PLPNN I NE BOR RTCrn ITMIEMISE R
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that tlias Town Board appoint Richard Heicit to the
Planning Board , term to fill the unexpired term of Henry Slater ,
term to expire 1990 .
2nd Clm Crawford Roll cai, l vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION :I 2O6 POL 1 C 1 EC Ff] R TOWN EMPLOYEES •
[slid Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptions ( original in minute book )
and G I m Evans Roll call vote - all voting Yes
ATTORNEY
Atty Perkins - he has just received his first copy on Mon regardirq
Roya ]. Rd which has been since May 1987 . The map shows a one foot
reserve strip between what is proposed to be dedicated to the Town
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POLICIES FOR TOWN OF DR1eDEN EMPLOYEES
EFFECTIVE -° JRN1 R 'Y 1 _ i s s
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_ AMENDED - APRIL L 8g q 1988
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AMENDED - 2EPTEMnEN 91 1986
MENDED °^ JANUARY E w Ira?
AMENDED - F EEIF! UARY 10 , 1937
A 'ErwDa } -, NOVEMFER r , 3. x 3 °,_1
THESE POLICIES WERE ADOPTED BY THE DRYDEN TOWN BOARD AND REPLACE ALL
OTHER POLICIES WHICH MAY HAVE SEEN IN ER= ECT .
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THESE POLICIES WILL APPLY TO ALL FULL TIME i4Ebww T EMPLOYEES
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
THE Tow OF DRYDEN DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE IN EMPLOYMENT- EECfLISE OF GE-
RACEq C EEDq COLOR , NATIONAL ORIGIN , SEXI DIS 4R1E_. I 'IY DR MARITAL STATUS -
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DISCIPLINE The following Department ment r ales will be posted in the Town and
snhwev Department buildings and any violation of these den rtrsent rules
will be submeot to disciplinary measures as follows :
i warning -- orra ,
2 warnings - time off without pay
3 warnings '- employment terminated
The Highway Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent are in c'har' nel of
handling disciQkine .
WORKING FOREMAN -- When a working foreman is assigned t c• a lob . he is also
responsible for the action of the entire crew on that . lob .
SENIDR k Y -- Ei icbiciyects will lose all seniority ucc'n resignation or
termination of employment for other rea Cefla 4 except for time under NVS
Retirement rules } with the following €iNcabt ionsii
A . Military service in the U . S , Armed Forces
B. Leave of Absence without nay - if employee pays all benefits
in advance for missed tarrie and has written approval of the
Highway Superintendent or the Town Board .
A . and B . will not apply if other employment is held during the time an
employee leaves end then returns to employment with the Town .
ACTIVE RESERVE. DUTY - The Fawns will reimburse Tcct'rn emn } ovees for the
difference between en wanes the employee earns while on het , vr reserve duty
and their normal wages .
FU ER6 L8 - Paid time off will be allowed TAD to three 43 ) days for a member
sf the immediate family . One day for a funeral outside the
Ithaca -Cortland area and case - half day for a funeral within the
Ithaca -Cortland area if the deceased is not a member of the immediate
family .
HOLIDAYS -- Eight Paid holidays will be allowed as fc4I , cw sz New Years Day ,
Memorial Day . indeDe'rrdernc € Day , Labor Day . General Election Day. Veterans
Day . Thanksgiving Day and Christ €r: a , day . '
To be eligible for holiday pay , employees must be present the working dav
before and rafter the holiday .
WORKING HOURS -- Regular working hours for the highway department will l e
from B : 00 a . m . to 4 : 30 pm Monday through Thursday in the summer and fr'-cirn
6n £43 a . m. to 2i30 pry Monday through Friday in the winter . Lunch will be
from tat' to 1C'! : 30 pm . unless otherwise scheduled by the department
head . All emnkoyees will be expected to report and be ready for work
prior to the time regular working hours begin . All time for which highway
efrinlavees are to be paid , will be taken from the time clock card . Any
erPIogee arriving 10 minutes or more oast the time the r~ P_ gular scrkircr3
hours begin will not be paid for a 30 minute time unit . Employees other
than the Highway Department employees will work their assigned }-tr_iurs .
OVERTIME -- A full 40 hour week must be worked in order to receive overtime
Peb' . Overtime worked , when necessary and approved by the appropriate
sUQer-vi !.c4 • , will be credited tcz an employee in units of no le5} 3 than
•:{roe half honor . Overtime rate will be time and oone -half .
*All hourly - paid employees whc2 work overtime , have the option of
accumulating tie tr_t 2 ,' hours over-tif e and taking compensation time UP to 40
i / 7, hours total in time c4f 'F . These hours and the time to take them must be
mutually agreed upon by the employee and Superintendent . * (Effective
4 / 8 / 66 )
* Any employee called in to work extra hours during snow er, e r• cerfc ± es or
similar circumstances , MU SA; root bey under" the influence of alcohol or other
substances . If an employee is asked to work . and i5 under the influence as
stated above . heishe is expected to report the condition to the Supervisor
who is calling . Such employee will ricct; be penalized for reporting this
condition . i4Effec-five 4 / 8 / &6
*BUILDING ACCESS - No employee of the Town of Dryder, is permitted to be in
any building owned by the Town cat: rind non -working hours . except by
permission of the employees ' supervisor or the deputy supervisor of the
employees department . Persons who are not employees of the Town of Dryden
are not permitted in buildings owned by the Town during non-working hours .
u nless. required to be there for business Purposes . * Effective 4 / & J i )
*ALCOHOL OR CONTROLLED Su Ds-rANCES - No alcoholic beverage? s or controlled
substances are permitted on Town aroperty and no parties or emolovee
gatherings are sermitted on 'Town property if alcoholic beverages are to he
served . *Effective 41E / 86 )
COFFEE DREAMS - Coffee breaks will be granted when posy ibie from 9 : 00 em
t o 9iI5 am and no either- breaks will be permitted unless authorized by the
Supervisor or Deputy Supervisor . Drily one man from a three ran crew is to
leave the _ic; b on the Department Buildings for the purpose of obtaining
coffee . Breaks will normally be ta4Aen at the Highway Department buildings
or from the .l ob location .
PURCHASING -- The Highway Superintendent , Deputy Superintendent or other
authorized Supervisor- must approve all purchases made by the Highway
department .
HARD HATS - Hard hats WILL BE WORN by all employees wkrcx'r, engaged in
physical labor or when there is dancer~ of accidents caned by falling
d ebris or at curer~ times when danger of head injury is imminent .
CLOTHING - AFTER ONE Al ) VEPV.S E APL VI4ENT , a clothing allowance for
Malaya} €rnflc{Fees will be riven with the Superintendent ' s afr +rcwaai .
HEALTH INSURANCE - Family and individual Policies are available through
Central N . Y . Ell to Cress , Etluse Shield and major medical . Permanent full
time erunloyees are eligible for health insurance beginning on the first
d ay of thy€ first full month ' s employment .
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S ICK T9 M - - - Employees of the Toad of Dryden will be granted one day of
eric #- time for each month worked 02 days per veer ) . All time for which an
employee is paid shall be considered as time worked for this purpose . Sick
time many be accumulated from year t0 Y' r• up to r{ maximum of 120 days or
960 hours. .s. . One day will be added at the dens inning of each month for the
previous month . To be eligible for sick time par' , an employee must notify.
h isiher Superintendent before 5 : 00 a .m.. Failure to do so when possible
will result in the absence being ccrriESider"ed as unexcused without Day,' .
Medical substantiation of illness may y be required in fly case.} by the
department head _ Accumulated sick time will be credited at retirement time
toward hes l th insurance premiums , When accumulated credit is used up , the
retiree may continue coverage under the Tc{wn9 s health insurance policy by
reritt :rcp at lest one U ) month premium in advance .
Part -time and temporary employees will not be eligible for any sick time .
P ERSONAL TIME -- Each employee iE allowed to use taf to three 17 ) days fr•c;fig
t heir sick tirite per year for personal reason . . Other personal time may be
granted by the Sub r v i s r without nay , or vacation time TCts1 s' be used if
okt d by the Superintendent .
D ISA81L_ irY - MUST be used if an employee is sick for more than seven el )
consecutive day' s . The Town will use accumulated sick time . if are}, is
available . to make ur3 the difference between the disability payments and
thf. normal pay , This will continue as 1cng an accumulated 'tire#e, .foes not
run out . There is a four ( 4 ) week waiting period for disability to become
effective .
WORT<MEN ` S COMPENSATION - All employees of the Tc*tn are covered by N .Y.G .
Uc2rkmen * s C +{ist; en s , tion ,
RETIREMENT -- The Town is a member of the N . Y . S . Ernlevee s Retirement
System . All full time permanent emul y' ees must be covered from the first
d ay of Permanent employment .
JURY DUTY - The Town will reimburse emaioy' e+es for the difference between
what the _ 1 +.sror earns while on duty and tF-rEssr normal wage .
VACATIONS Vacation time quill begin to accumulate from the first day of
full time employment , but no timFmr, may be used dur' i 'ng the first sir, months
of employment . If any vacation is used during the last six months of the
f irst year and employment terminates before the e3rid of the first year of
employment , then the amount of vacation time used will be deducted from
the final paycheck . The time begins from date of full-time permanent
employment . Vacation time for these employees who do not work a regular 4
h our week will he based on the average number of hours normally worked by
such erptovee . All vacation time off must be ar•renced for in advance with
the superintendent . Unusual yc, ircurixstan3,:es in which priory ar•r-� an € efront is
not possible , must havca the written aoorova1 of the superintendent or such
t ime off will be counted as an ufexcused abss'nc€r irithc{ut pay .
The Highway Department will close the week of the Fourth of July . and this
t ime will be rartfed acainst accumulated vacation time . except that new
amn1civees are not permitted to use vacation time during the 1st six months
of employment .
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Vacation time may be accumulated for up to twice whet the er ;:? lovee is
.t5ntitled to i 'n a given year . Vacation tame , ups to six weeks , not used by
the time an employee retirees , will be honored at retirement time . Earned
vacation time will be paid to eMrs1cyees upon termination of their
employment with the Town .
Annual vacation with pay will be ciranted to ftt ;E t -t irate employees on the
following basis :
AFTER one i l ) v€e' rs emPl ccYment one week
{AFT } H two ( 2 ) year employment two week
AFTER ten 410 years emelciyrgent three weeks
AFTER fifteen M15 ) Years employment four weeks
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By way of € xni tnatie. n , the above means that after one veer is completed
the employee may take one week vacation , ( The only exception to this is
the paragraph concerning employees who have only six months crr less of
senice' ity )
In addition , after one year the employee begins to accrue vacation so that
h ei he will have two ( 2 > weeks accumulate at the €wrd of two ( 2 ) years and
will be entitled to use that two ( 2 ) weeks after he / she has completed two
( 2 ) year' s of employment .
After nine 49 > years the employee begins to accrue vacation so that Se / she
will have three 42 ) weeks accumulated at the end of ten t 10 ) Years and
Brill be €n- titled to use that three 43 ) weeks after he / she has completed
ten 4105 years of employment .
After fourteen 414 ) years the employee begins to accrue vacation ., ct tte .' sh €t
w i l l have four. ( 4 ) weeks accumulated at the errd of fifteen C15 ) years a l eo
as above .
Earned vacation time a wi I 1 be added on a pro rated annual basis at the
bee i rsn i nc of each month for the previous month . part time emploYees do not
earn vacation time .
This policy concerninn vacation will be retroactive to January 1 , Ir9I .
SAVINGS' - Employees are ei * Qibba_ to , join the Tompkins fitfslcy' ees Federal
Credit Union or have deposits made to their bank accounts at the First
National lank cif Dryden . These deductions will be made from each payroll .
PAYMENT SCHEDULE : m, All I payFro ! is are on a bi -1week1y schedule . As of
January 1 . 1987 the pay period for all hourly employees will end on
Wednesday . The payment for that period will be arcade on the 2nd Thursday
following the end ctf the Day period ,
All salaried Personnel will be paid on this same Thursday as hourly
personnel with their pay period ending the Wednesday prior to payment .
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the Town Etoard accepted Rule XIX Leave of Abmence as the Town Policy ,
affective Secteriber '9 , 1986 . The Policy is as follows =
1 - A leave of absence without Pr3Vg not to exceed one year , may be
granted to a permanent employee by an appointinp officer . Notice
of such leave of absence shall be given to the commissioner .
Where a leave of absence without pay has been granted for a
period of which aggregates one year , a further leave of absence
without pay shall not be granted unless the employee returns to
his cos ,ition and mevves continuously therein for three rricinthm
immediately pr ec d i rig the subsequent leave of absence _ Notice of
such subsequent leave of absence shall also be given to the
commissioner . Absence on leave for more than one year shall be
deemed the equivalent of a resignation from the service upon date
of commencement c: f such absences except as Provided in
subdivision 2 > of this rule .
2 _ A leave of absence without bay , may be u 'ranted to et provisional
; � y ' 4 4 service who has rg tested
employee with one year ' s continuous � f=*�'"� Ii� E+ inF}�C
tirrnie tiff „ due to pry} gran{:' V , from a position where the eflam for
that position has not been made available since the erp1cavee9 B
a o ntmer' t or where the exact has been given but the eligible
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list has not been established . The euio1 oyes i 1 l be granted the
riaht to he rehired in the sauce title in the scMcre e# ' pe ~trsent ,
{ rccvided the position is still in existence and no one else. has
beE€ i acinointeij from an el :tnible list - €5tsch leave:' of absence shall
be made at the ern Ioy' eel s redu €dr t , up to a rrra7+' i1r+UM of Six months
strt3 . la! Ct to renewal for another sir, months for reasons considered
satisfactory to the Commissioner of Personnel .
S . In an exceptional case . the commissioner may for cccd cause shown
waive the provisions of this rule to permit on extension of the
leave of absence for an additional one -year period . In no case
may such leave of absence exceed in aggregate two years from the
date of commencement of such leave .
4 . A leave of absence without €3av , not to exceed four years , shall
be s:cranted by an appointing officer to an employee who i3 a
veteran of the Armed Forces of the untied States , providing such
leave of absence is for the purpose of taking tours es under the
educational benefits provided for in Title 39 , United States Code
or uric} €ir• a New York State Board of Repents War Sec^ '' ic`e
Scholarship , Education Law , Section to14 . An employee taking such
a leave sham he . reinstated to him position , provided he makes
a # Dlication for such reinstatement within sixty days after the
termination of his courses of ritudya
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at s Regular Beefing of the Town Board of the "Vona
D ryden , Tompkins County , In York , held • at the TOwn Ball on
t he 9th day of November , 1969 at 7 : 30 p . m . , there were
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PRESENT : F
Supervisor r Clinton E , Cotterill
Councilman - Charles Evans
Councilman - Karl Garlock
Councilman - Charles Hatfield
Councilman - James Crawford
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The following determination and resolution were
✓ espectively made and adopted by the Town Board of the Town
o f Dryden , to wit :
DETERMINATION
WHEREAS , the Town Board caused notice of public hearing
to be published in The Ithaca Journal , the official
n ewspaper of the Town of Dryden on October 21 , 1988 , to
L ossiaer the advisability of adopting a resolution , in
accordance with the provisions of Section 09 - b of The
G eneral Municipal Law , authorizing the NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY
N C . 1 OF DRYDEN , INC . , to furnish general ambulance service
for all of the residents of the Town of Dryden , including
the Villages of Dryden and Freevil1e , and
WHEREAS , a public hearing pursuant to such notice was
held on November 1 , 1988 , and which said notice of hearing
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described : ( 1 ) the general ambulance service which is
proposed to be furnished ; ( ) the area to be served ; ( 3 ) the
names of the fire company affected ; ( 4 ) the time and place
within the Town where such hearing will , be held ; and ( S )
that all persons residing within the area to be served or
persons , firms and corporation owning real property within
the area to be served , or persons , firms and corporations
whose business interests or employment would either be
benefited or adversely affected , whether or not a resident
or owner of real property within the area to be served shall
have the right to be hear in person or by representative at
the public hearing , and
WHEREAS , the matter was fully considered and discussed
by the Town Board and all persons present at the time of
such hearing were given an opportunity to be heard with
respect thereto and their statements considered by the Town
B oard , and
WHEREAS , the Town Board deems it in the public interest
t o authorize the furnishing of such general ambulance and to
e nter into an agreement therefor with NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY
N O . 1 OF DRYDEN , INC .. , for the consideration of EIGHTY - EIGHT
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED [COLLARS ( 988 , 5OO . DD ) for one year , to
be paid on or before February 1 , 1969 , and
WHEREAS , consents of the NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY NO . 1 OF
DRYDEN , INC . , to furnish general ambulance service have been
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RESOLVED , that the Town Board hereby :unanimously finds ,
in accordance with the provisions of Section 209 - b of the
General Municipal Law , that there is no general ambulance
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service for residents of the Town of Dryden , and unanimously
determines that it is in the public interest to authorize
the furnishing of such general ambulance service for the
said residents of the Town of Dryden , including the Villages
of Dryden and Freeville , and it is further
RESOLVED , that such general ambulance service shall be
furnished subject to the rules and regulations as shall be
prescribed by the NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY NO . I OF DRYDEN ,
INC . , and approved by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden ,
and it is further
RESOLVED , that within ten ( 10 ) days after the date of
the adoption of this resolution the Town Clerk cause a
certified copy thereof and the determination on which it is
based to be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County
of Tompkins together with the consent of NEPTUNE HOSE
COMPANY NO . 1 OF DRYDEN , INC . , and it is further
RESOLVED , that the Town Supervisor be , and he is hereby
authorized to execute an agreement between the TOWN OF
DRYDEN and the NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY NO . ] OF DRYDEN , INC . ,
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I Councilman - Charles Evans Aye
Councilman - Karl Garlock : Aye
Councilman - Charles Hatfield Aye
Councilman - James Crawford Aye
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If Susanne Lloyd , duly elected Town Clerk of the Town
of Dryden , DO HEREBY CERTIFY , that I have compared the
preceding resolution with the original thereof filed in my
office in the Town Hall , Town of Dryden , Tompkins County ,
New York adopted the 9th day NovembeF 1988 , and that the
same is a true and correct copy of the whole thereof .
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and
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At a Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden Tompkins County , New York , held at the Town Ball on
the 9t i day of November , 1988 ,. at 700 p . m . , there were
PRESENT :
Supervisor - Clinton E . CotteriJ. l
Councilman _ Charles Evans
Councilman - Karl Garlock
Councilman _ Charles Hatfield
Councilman - James Crawford
The following determination and resolutions were
✓ espectively made and adopted by the Town Board of the Town
o f Dryden , to wit :
DETERMINATION
WHEREAS , The Town Board caused notice of public hearing
to be published in The Ithaca Journal , the official
n ewspaper of the Town of Dryden on Octobar 21 , 19 88 , to
consider the advisability of adopting a resolution , in
accordance with the provisions of the General Municipal Law ,
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authorizing the SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . , to
furnish fire protection and general ambulance service for
✓ esidents of the Town of Dryden , and
WHEREAS , a public hearing pursuant to such notice was
held on November 1 , 1988 , and at which public hearing
it was pointed out that the Town of Dryden was served by
several other Fire Companies which did not provide general
ambulance service to the area proposed to be served by the
Slaterville volunteer Fire Co „ Inc . and the understanding
between the Town and the Slaterville Volunteer Fire Co . ,
Inc . was that the fire protection contract is to be entered
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into principally for the furnishing of general ambulance
service in the area to be served by Slaterville Volunteer
Fire Co . , Inc . in the town of Dryden , and
WHEREAS , the matter was fully considered and discussed
by the Town Board and all persons preset at the time of
such hearing were given an opportunity to be heard by the
Town Board , and
WHEREAS , the Town Board deems it in the public interest
to authorize the furnishing of such fire protection and
general ambulance service and to enter into an agreement
therefor with the SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . for -
the consideration of
THREE THOUSAND) FIVE HUNDRED -DOLLARS
( $ 3 , 500 , 00 ) for one year , to be paid on or before the 1st
day of February , 19 , and
WHEREAS , the consents of SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE
co . , INC . and the EMERGENCY SQUAD OF SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER
FIRE CO . , INC . to furnish emergency ambulance service have
been obtained , and
NOW , AFTER HEARING AND CONSIDERING TEE STATEMENTS MADE
AT THE PUBLIC HEARING : on Motion of Councilman Evans
and seconded by Councilman Garlock , it is
RESOLVED , that the Town Board hereby finds , in
accordance with the provisions of Section 209 .- b of the
General Municipal Law , that it is in the public interest to
authorize the furnishing of such fire protection and general
ambulance service for the said residents of the Town of
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RESOLVED , that such fire protection and general
( ambulance service shall be furnished subject to the rules
and regulations as shall be prescribed by SLATERVILLE
VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . , and approved by the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden , and it is further
RESOLVED , that within ten days after the date of the
adoption of this resolution the Town Clerk cause a certified
copy thereof and the determination on which it is based to
be filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of
Tompkins together with the consents of the SLATERVILLE
VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . and the EMERGENCY SQUAD OF THE
SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . , and it is further
RESOLVED , that the Town Supervisor be and he is hereby
authorized to execute an agreement between the TOWN or
DRYDEN and the SLATERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE CO . , INC . , for the
consideration of THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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The vote on the adoption of the foregoing resolution
was as follows :
Supervisor - Clinton E . Cotterill Aye
Councilman - Charles Evans Aye
Councilman - Karl Garlock Aye
Councilman - Charles Hatfield Aye
Councilman - James Crawford Aye
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted .
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I , SUSANNE LLOYD , duly elected Town Clerk of the Town
of Dryden , DO HEREBY CERTIFY , that I tiave compared the
preceding resolution with the original thereof filed in my
of f ice in the Town Hall , Town of Dryden , Tompkins County ,
New York , adopted on the 9th day of November , 19 88 , and
that the same is a true and correct copy of the whole
thereof
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of said Town this 10th day of November ,
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ZONING OFFICE
Date : November 9th , 1988
To : Clinton E . Cotterill , Dryden Town Supervisor
From : Henry M . Slater , Zoning C Building Code Enforcement Office
Town of Dryden
65 E . Main Street
Dryden , New York 13053
Sub . : October 88 Report
Building Permits :
During the month of October 1988 there were 14 Building Permits Issued
and are as follows .
• A - 1 Single - family structures : ( 5 )
Site built homes : ( 2 )
Modular home : ( I )
New Double - wide Mobile Home to replace existing Single - wide : ( 1 )
New Single - wide Mobile Home to replace existing Single - wide : ( 1 )
A- 1 Renovation of an existing Single - family home : ( 1 )
C - 1 Structure for use as a Medical Clinic : ( 1 )
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C - 1 & C - 4 , 2 Mixed Storage & General Office Building : ( I )
C - 4 , 1 Private Carage structures : ( 6 )
Variance Hearings :
There were no variance requests for October 88 .
Fire inspections , there were ( 2 ) fire damage inspections and are now
completed .
Certificates of Occupancy € Compliance,
There were ( 15 ) Certificates of Occupancy issued during October 88 .
There was ( 1 ) Certificate of Compliance issued during October 88 .
IIDOther items of concern have been supplied prior to this time .
CC : All Members of the Dryden Town Board . •
Mahlon R . Perkins , Dryden Town Attorney
‘__Susanne Lloyd , Dryden 'Town C- ler k
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and the properties that border the road on the south . The Town of
Dryden subdivision ordinance specifically prohibits the intention
of such a reserve strip . Atty Perkins wanted the Board to know that
he refuses to look at the maps any further until they are revised
to eliminate the reserve strip and it is brought into compliance
with the Town of Dryden Subdivision Ordinance .
,_ went over a subdivision map located at Hurd Rd and Hollister Rd
RESOLUTION____ _{] 7
DETE.RM I INAT I Oil NEPTUNE FIR SE COMPANY, AMBULANCE SERVICE
Clr Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption ; Corigina1 in minute book )
2nd Cim Evans Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESCJLUTIoN 4208
lIET RMINATIONTSLATERVILI . E. VOLUNTEER FIRE CO ANSULANCE SERVICE
Clrn Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption : ( original in minute book )
2nd Elm Garlock Roil call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #209
ACCEPT OEF' E R OF DED I CAT I ON 1NNE LANE
Claw Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption : ( r' igir� al in minute bock )
rtic1 1 m Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION 0213
ACCEPT OFFER OF DEDICA,TTfN OF OAK. BROOK DRIVE
Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption toriginal in minute book )
2nd C1m Crawford Roll cal ]. vote - all voting Yes
Ati. y Perkins has several things for executive session .
ZONING OFFICER - report given to fc' ard members
Z.O. dater - reported that Darrell Rademacher still has not
complied with the conditions for his special permit with the
plantings along his boundary . line . He reported that he wil. l n ow
turn it over to the court system .
HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT
RESOLUTION 4211 ACCEPT BID ON 197g, T Rl! C
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adopt ion :
RESOLVED , that this Town Eoard accept the highest bid of $ 31673 . 00
for one 1337 Chey one ton truck with utility box
and elm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION NO . 209 - 1988
ACCEPT OFFER OF DEDICATION OF ANNEE LANE
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS , the Town of Dryden Planning Board has approved
the subdivision for Richard L . and Mary pne Neff in
Military Lot No . 29 in said Town , and
WHEREAS , the road to be designated as " Annee Lane " has
been constructed according to Town specifications and such
construction has been approved by the Town of Dryden Highway
Superintendent , and
W HEREAS , the Highway Superintendent has issued his
opinion in writing dated August 8 , 1988 as to such
construction , and
W HEREAS , the developers have offered to dedicate said
road to the Town of Dryden as and for a town road , and have
furnished to the Town Attorney the necessary documents and
deed to convey the same to the Town as a public road ,
N OW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by this Town Board that
the road shown on the map entitled Road Plan and Profile
" As - Built " of Annee Lane , P . 0 . Military Lot 29 , Town of
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Dryden , Countyof Tompkins , sTate of New York , dated October
20 , 1988 and made by George C . Schlecht , P . E . , L . S . Nos .
49832 & 49190 and which is incorporated herein by reference
be , and hereby is , accepted as a Town road and the same is
to be added to the official Town map , and the Town Highway
Superintendent is authorized to place the appropriate road
signs thereon and to take any and all steps necessary to
maintain said road as a Town road from this day forward to
be known as Annee Lane .
This resolution and acceptance is specifically
conditioned and contingent upon the following :
1 . The developers pay all costs necessary in
connection with the filing of the map , deed and other
documents including all abstract and related costs .
2 . That until such time as the taxable status with
✓ espect to said road is changed to reflect its use as a
✓ oad , the developers pay all real estate taxes assessed on
said road .
3 . That the developers warrant materials and
workmanship in the construction of said road for a period of
o ne ( 1 ) year from the date of this resolution indicating
® acceptance of such road .
2nd Clm Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION NO . 210 - 1988
ACCEPT OFFER OF DEDICATION OF OAR BROOK DRIVE
Olin Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption :
WHEREAS , the Town of Dryden Planning Board has approved
a one lot subdivision for Mark Stevens off New York State
Route 366 in said Town , and •
W HEREAS , the road to be designated as " Oak Brook Drive 's
has been partially constructed according to Town
specifications and such construction has been partially
approved by the Town of Dryden Highway Superintendent , and
W HEREAS , the Highway Superintendent has issued his
o pinion in writing dated November 9 , 19B8 as to such
construction , and
WHEREAS , the developer has offered to dedicate said
✓ oad to the Town of Dryden as and for a town road , and has
furnished to the Town Attorney some of the necessary
documents to convey the same to the Town as a Town road ,
N OW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by this 'Town Board that
• the road shown on the map entitled " SURVEY MAP SHOWING
P ROPOSED OAK BROOK DRIVE - STAGE I TO BE CONVEYED TO THE
TOWN OF DRYDEN TOWN OF DRYDEN , TOMPKINS CO . , NEW YORK "
dated November 8 , 198E and made by T . G . Miller Associates ,
P . C . , Engineers and Surveyors , and which is incorporated
herein by reference be , and hereby is , accepted as a Town
✓ oad and the same is to be added to the official Town rap ,
and the Town Highway Superintendent is authorized to place
the appropriate road signs thereon and to take any and all
steps necessary to maintain said road as a Town road from
this day forward to be known as Oak Brook Drivel
This resolution and acceptance . is specifically
conditioned and contingent upon the following :
1 . The developer pay all costs necessary in
connection with the filing of the map , deed and other
documents including all abstract and related costs .
2 . That until such time as the taxable status with
respect to said road is changed to reflect its use as a
✓ oad , the developer pay all real estate taxes assessed on
said road .
3 , That the developer warrant materials and
workmanship in the construction of said road for a period of
one ( 1 ) year from the completion of all required
improvements to said road and the acceptance of such
improvements by the Town Highway - Superintendent .
4 . That the developer tile with the Town Clerk a
bond , cash deposit , or other certified funds , or a letter of
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credit in the amount of $ 25 , 000 . 00 to cover the completion
of the required improvements to said road , including those
set forth herein and in the letter from the Town Highway
S uperintendent dated on even date herewith , which conditions
are incorporated herein by reference , and such security be
in a form acceptable to the Town Attorney and be for a
period of not less than one ( 1 ) year .
Improvements to be completed include ( but are not
necessarily limited to ) :
a . Maximum grade of road not to exceed 12 % according
t o Town of ,Dryden specifications .
b . Double application of number 1 stone and oil
according to Town of Dryden specifications .
c . Proof that the highway access on to New York
S tate Route 366 has been approved by the New York State
D epartment of Transportation .
d . Certification by licensed engineer or surveyor
t hat final road grades comply in all respects to Town of
D ryden specifications .
e . Documents necessary to convey said road to the
Town of Dryden be prepared at the expense of the developer
and to be satisfactory in form to the Town Attorney .
2nd Clm Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION s21`'' ACCEPT BID O1 1g7(1, SWEEPER
Clm Oarlock offered the following re > ';' Iutiora and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board accept the highest bid of $ 13 , 377 . 00
for one 1974 sweeper .
2nd Clm Hatfield RoU call vote -° all voting Yes
RESOLUTION # w 13 REi' ECT BID FOR PICKUP T F UC1;
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adopt ion :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board reject all b i d s for one 1984 pickup
truck .
End Ciru Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
CORRESPONDENCE
Tompkins County Municipal meeting - Nov 29th Lehigh Valley
House
Ambulance Report
Dog Report
Letter from Tompkins County re : representative to Youth Board
expires Supv Cotterill will check with Rim Chase to see if she
st i I 1 wants to continue .
JUSTICE REPORT : $ 4 , 279 . 00 for the month of October
FINANCIAL REPCIRT2 given to Board members
RE_tSOLUTION tFi ' 14 AUDIT GENERAL FUND BILLS
Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adapt i on €
RESOLVED , that the general fund bills be paid as audited .
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2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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Clint Hatfield offered the fol1 ':' 4 ing resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that the highway fund bills be paid as audited .
( $ 25 , 83S . 03 )
and Ciro Earl ck Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION 4216 APPROVE PROJECT APPLICATION AND BUDGET
FOR DRYDEN R ; CREATIDM „PROS.RAM.. FOR 1985
Clrrr • Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board approve the project application and
budget of Dryden Recreation program for 1989 to be filed with NYS
Division for Youth
2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION # 217 APPROVE CONTRACT WITH THREE FIRE`
_ - - -- - COUNCIL' OF.CAMPF I Ric FOR 1989
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption
RESOLVED , that this Town Board approve the contract with the Three
Fires Council of Campfire in an amount not to exceed $ 4 , 627 , 45
( half of which will be reimbursed by the State ) and the Supervisor
and Bookkeeper be authorized to process the application with the
NYS Division for Youth
2nd C l rn Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION # 218 P1) 1) DELINQUENT _WATER AND
SEWER DILLS TO 1 989 TAX ROLL
Clrn Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that the Supervisor be authorized to add the following
delinquent water and sewer bills to the 1989 tax roll if not paid
by November 20 , 1989 .
P arcel #38- 1 - 29 ILF Financial Corp
S ewer # 3 arrears $ 279 . 34 penalty $ 55 . 68 TOTAL $ 335 . 02
P arcel # 37 - 1 -- 2 Westerling ( Petrillose )
S ewer # 3 arrears $ 7 , 407 . 97 penalty $ 740 . 79 TOTAL $ 8 , 148 . 76
P arcel # 56 - 5 - 11 Elaine Duggan
Water # 1 arrears $ 26 . 73 penalty $ 2 . 67 TOTALS' 9 . 4b
S ewer 02 arrears $ 132 . 84 penalty X613 . 28 TOTAL $ 146 . 12
P arcel #56- 5 - 17 Daniel Clark
W ater 01 arrears $ 102 . 53 penalty $ 10 . 25 TOTAL $ 112 . 78
S ewer # 2 arrears $ 77 . 49 penalty $ 7 . 75 TOTAL $ 85 . 24
P arcel # 43 -- 1-- 19 . 15 Norbert Schickel III
W ater # 1 arrears $ 85 . 36 penalty $8 . 54 TOTAL $ 93 . 90
S ewer # 1 arrears $ 70 . 00 penalty $ 7 . 00 TOTAL $ 77 . 00
P arcel # 37 - 1 - 4 Robert Jacobsen
Sewer # 3 arrears $ 453 . 13 penalty $ 45 . 31 TOTAL $ 498 . 44
P arcel ## 56 - 5 - 12 John Marchell
W ater # 1 arrears $ 31 . 79 penalty $ 3 . 18 TOTAL $ 34 . 97
S ewer # 2 arrears $ 22 . 96 penalty $ 2 . 23 TOTAL $ 25 . 19
P arcel # 43 - 1 - 19 . 4 Rocco Lucente
W ater # 1 arrears $263 . 12 penalty $ 26 . 31 TOTAL $ 289 . 43
S ewer # 1 arrears $ 110 . 00 penalty $ 11 . 00 TOTAL $ 121 . 00
Parcel ## 43 - 1 - 19 . 6 Arthur Koehler
Water # 1 arrears $ 75 . 00 penalty $ 7 . 50 TOTAL $ 82 . 50
S ewer # 1 arrears $ 65 . 00 penalty $ 6 . 50 TOTAL $ 71 . 50
2nd C1m Garlock Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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Motion was made by Clm Garlock and end Clm Evans to amend the fire
® contracts by 10 percent . There was considerable discussion and some
confusion as to whether or not it should be a 10 percent increase
across the board for all of the fire companies or just an increase
for Varna Fire Dept .
RESOLUTION # 219 AMEND BUDGET TO ? HOW
CHANGES L+ EFORE•� „ ADOPTION
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board amend the fire contracts is show a
10 percent increase as follows : Varna Fire Dept - $87 , 000 . 00 ;
Neptune Hose Co # 1 Inc -- $ 93 , 500 . 00 ; W B Strong Co of Freevi1le$ 66 , 000 . 00 ; Etna Volunteer Fire Co -- $ 60 , 000 . 00 ; Brookt and a l e Fire
District $ 8 , 250 . 00 for a total of $294 , 750 . 00
2nd Clm Evans Roll call vote
Supv Cot t er i l l Yes
Clm Garlock Yes
Clm Evans Yes
Clm Hatfield No
Clm Crawford Abstained
RESSOLUT I ON _,St220 ADOPT ANNUAL _ }MUDGET
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
® WHEREAS , that the Town Board has met at the time and place
specified in the notice of the public hearing on the preliminary •
budget and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon , now
therefore be it
RESOLVED , that this Town Board does hereby adopt such preliminary
budget as amended as the annual budget for this Town for the fiscal
year beginning on the first day of January 1989 , to include the
increase for fire contracts as the annual budget for that such
budget as so adopted be entered in detail in the minutes of the
precedings of the Town Board and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED , that the Town Clerk of this Town Hall shall
prepare and certify in duplicate copies of said annual budget as
adopted by this Town Board together with the estimate if any ,
adopted pursuant to Section EC0ea of the Town Law and deliver one
copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him
to the Board of Representatives of this county .
and Clm Evans Roll call vote -• all voting Yes
RESOLUTION # 221 AUDIT CAPITAL FUND BILLS
Clm Garlock offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that the capital fund bills be paid as audited
( $ 7 , 343 . 76 )
2nd Clm Evans Roll call vote •- all voting Yes
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Schedule public hearing and special board meeting Nov 29th at
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TOWN BOARD MEETING
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PUBIC HEARING
S upv Cotterill called the special board meeting and public hearing
to order at 7 : 00PM
Members and quests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance
Roll call was by the Town Clerk :
P resent : Supv Cotterill , Clm Evans , Clrn Crawford , Clm Hatfield
and Atty Perkins
• Absent : Clm Garlock and Z . O . Slater
S upv Cotterill read the not ice that was published in the newspaper
to hear objections to the assessment roll for water and sewer
districts . The districts to be considered , are Sapsucker Woods Sewer
D ist 01 ; Varna Sewer Dist # 2 ; Cortland Rd Sewer Dist # 1 ; and Snyder
H ill Water Dist 02
Q UESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS
Clm Evans would like to recommend the formula for Snyder Hill Water
D istrict be 50 percent on . units ; 40 percent on assessment ; 10
percent can front footage ; a vacant lot is to be considered 1 / 2 uni t
and an apartment is to be considered 1 / 2 unit .
® RESOLUTION 0222 ADOPT ASSESSMENT ROLL
FOR SNYDER HILL WATER DISTRICT
Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
WHEREAS this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in
the notice of the public hearing in the preparation of the
Assessment Rolls of parcels of land in Snyder Water District
# 2 to base the cost chargeable to said districts in connection with
the construction of the water system which benefits and improves
said districts , and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon ,
The formula is 50 percent on units ( a vacant lot is to be
considered 1 / 2 unit and an apartment is to be considered 1 / 2 unit ) ,
40 percent on assessment , 10 percent on front footage ,
N OW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED , that this Town Board does hereby
adopt said assessment rolls for this Town for the fiscal year
beginning on the 1st day of January 1989 .
Rate as follows : Snyder Hill Water Dist .
$ 5 , 000 . 00 - $ 181 . 82 per unit 27 . 5 units 50 % units
$ 4 , 000 . 00 - $ 3 . 33 per thousand 40 % assessed value
$ 1 , 000 . 00 -- S . 27 per foot 10% front footage
TOTAL - $ 10 , 000 . 00
2nd Clm Craw• ford Rol 1 cal 1 vote - all vot i ng Yes
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RESOLUTION 1: 223 ADOPT ASSESSMENT ROLLS
SAPSUCKER WOODS SEWER DISTRICT' # 1 _
VARNA SEWER DISTRICT # 2
CORTL._ AND ROAD SEWER DISTRICT # 3
VARNA WATER _ DI , TRICOT # 1
Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
W HEREAS this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in
the notice of the public hearing in the preparation of the
(assessment Rolls of parcels of land included in Sapsucker Woods
Sewer Dist # 1 ; Varna Sewer Dist # 2 ; Cortland Road Sewer Dist 4# 3 and
✓ arna Water Dist # 1 to base the cost chargeable to said districts
in connection with the construction of water and sewer systems
which benefits and improves said districts , and heard all persons
d esiring to be heard thereon ,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED , that this Town Board does hereby
adapt said assessment rolls for this Town for the fiscal year
beginning on the 1st day of January 1989 .
Rates as follows
S apsucker Woods Sewer Dist # 1
$ 6 , 675 . 00 - $ 98 . 16 per unit 68 units
✓ arna Sewer Dist # 2
$ 50 . 00 - $ . 14 per unit 352 units
Cortland Road Sewer Dist # 3
ID $ 10 , 555 . 00 - $ 47 . 92 per unit 220 . 25 units 40?. units
$ 2 , 638 . 75 - $ . 32 per pipe frontage 10 % pf
$ 13 , 193 . 75 - $ 3 . 40 per thousand 50 % assessed
value
$ 2 , 968 . 75 - TO 3
$ 643 . 75 - Dryden School
TOTAL - $ 31 , 000 . 00
✓ arna Water Dist # 1
$ 3 , 540 . 00 -• $ 9 . 22 per unit 384 units 60 % units
$ 1 , 770 . 00 - $ . 25 per thousand 30 % assessed
value
$ 590 . 00 - $ . 02 per front footage 10 % ff
TOTAL $ 5 , 900 . 00
2nd C1m Crawford Roll cal 1 vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION # 224 SUPPORT ALTERNATIVE # 5
-� VIRGIL CREEK WATERSHED
(tlm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Dryden Town Board support the Village of Dryden
and recommend Alternative # 5 for Virgil Creek Watershed flood
control project .
2nd Clnr Crawford Roll call vote - all vcot ing Yes
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RESOLUTION #225 ACCEPT ROYAL ROAD
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Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption : ( original in minute book )
2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #226 ACCEPT EAF DRYDEN LAKE
Clm Evans offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board accept the EAF that has been
prepared for Dryden Lake recreation and authorize Supv Cotterill to
sign all necessary forms .
2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION # 227 AUTHORIZE PAYMENT EMINENT
DOMAIN RE : CORNELL UNIVERSITY _
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption :
RESOLVED , that this Town Board authorize the payment of the value
of the interest being acquired from Cornell University in the
Eminent Domain proceedings as determined by the appraiser hired by
the town .
2nd Clm Crawford Roll call vote - all voting Yes
Adjourned : A : 00PM
Susanne Lloyd
Town Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO . 225 - 1988
® ACCEPT OFFER OF DEDICATION OF ROYAL ROAD
WHEREAS , the developers of certain property north of
Hanshaw Road and west of New York State Route 13 have
constructed a proposed road , and
WHEREAS , the developers have offered to dedicate the
same to the Town of Dryden , and
WHEREAS , the road to be designated as " Royal Road " has
'been constructed according to Town specifications and such
construction has been approved by the Town of Dryden Highway
,. Superintendent , and
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WHEREAS , the developers have not furnished to the Town
Attorney all of the necessary documents to convey the same
to the Town as a Town road ,
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by this Town Board that
the road shown on the map entitled " SURVEY OF ROYAL ROAD
TOWN OF DRYDEN - COUNTY OF TOMPKINS STATE OF NEW YORK " made
by George Schlecht and dated 11 / 3 / 88 , and which is
incorporated herein by reference be , and hereby is , accepted
as a Town road and the same is to be added to the official
® Town map , and the Town Highway Superintendent is authorized
to place the appropriate road signs thereon and to take any
and all steps necessary to maintain said road as a Town road
from this day forward to be known as Royal Road .
This resolution and acceptance of the road are
specifically conditioned and contingent upon the following :
1 . The developer pay all costs necessary in
connection with the filing of the map , deed and other
documents including all abstract and related costs .
2 . That until such time as the taxable status with
✓ espect to said road is changed to reflect its use as a
✓ oad , the developer pay all real estate taxes assessed on
said road .
3 . That the developer warrant materials and
workmanship in the construction of said road for a period of
o ne ( 1 ) year from the date of final acceptance and recording
o f the deed to the road .
4 . That such acceptance shall not be effective
u nless and until the developers have furnished to the Town
Attorney the necessary abstracts of title , survey , road
profiles and all required documentation to convey the same
to the Town of Dryden and indicating a good and sufficient
marketable title to the road and all of which is to be to
the satisfaction of the Town Attorney .
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