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January 6, 19�q, 8 P.M.
Regular Meeting of the Town Board , held at the Town Clerk's Office,,
Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding: Present were Justices M. Bean
Floyd Colegrove, Councilmen Sherman Griswold and Leonard. Bacon. Also,
present was Mr. R. Krauklis.
Mr. & Mrs Gonsales were present to ask for a renewal of their 6 mo's
trail-er permit, on motion of Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean, permit
was granted by the Town Board.
The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Town Clerk and approved.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that R.D. Summerville
be appointed dog warden for a two year period, Motion Carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr.. Bean that 'Lelan Brookins
be appointed Registrar of Vital statistics for a two year period,(60&61)
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded \by Mr.. Colegrove that Homer DeLong
be appointed Chairman of the Assessors.' Motion Carried:
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded. by Mr, Bacon that the Supervisor
be empowered to borrow $4900.00 on'Bond Anticipation note. Motion Carried.
( SEWER)
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr, Bacon that Theodore Fen.-
stermacher be appointed Town Attorney for 2 years. (1960.-6')
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Colegrove ,that Edwin Berean be
appointed constable for the Torn for 2 years.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean that the First National
Bank be designated as the depository -for the Supervisors Accounts and the
Town Clerk's Account® Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Griswold that the Marine Midland Bk.
be designated as depository for the ,Water Accounts. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean the the Cortland Standard
be designated as the official newspaper. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold that Laurence'Holcomb be re -appointed to the
Planning Board for 5 years -Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Griswold to pay the following
salaries out of the water district fund, to be paid at the last meeting of
the year. Halford S.Rowe, Highway Sup't., $1000.00 and Lelan Brookins, T. Clk.
and Collector, $1000.00. Motion Carried. Also Mr. Krauklis,9100.00, Bkpr.
for Supervisor, Motion carried.
Motion bMr. Colegrove and seconded by . Mr. bacon that Town Clk, write
to the State Traffic Coma requesting a survey of Traffic speed at Polkville,
section in the Town of Cortla.ndville, on Route 11, near the intersection of
41 and 11. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold. and seconded by Mr. Bean that the Supervisor
be empo-vTered to borrow $3000 on a ater anticipation note, Motion carried
Motion by Mr. @olegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that all bills on
General Fund, water District and Sewer Bills be paid. Motion carried.
MOTION BY MR. BACON AND SECONDED BY MR. GRISWOLD
THAT A SALARY SCHEDULE BE SET UP AS FOLLOWS:
Inclusive:
That,the Town Clerk be paid $200.00 for heat and light
for Town Office.
That, the Town Clerk be reimbursed for mileage and
expense, not to exceed 200.00 as Zoning Inspector
for the Town.
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January 27, 1960, Special Meeting ,8 P.M.,Town Clerk's Office
. Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding: Present were:
Councilmen Sherman Griswold, Leonard Bacon, Justices Floyd
Colegrove and Merton Bean, also R. Krauklis, Book*keeper for
Supervisor, T. Fenstermacher, Town Attorney and Mr. Gordon
Wheler,Engineer.
Mr. Wheler read a letter received from Smith Corona Inc.
dated Jan;14, 1960 stating they would like to use the Trunk
Line Sewer by March 1, 1960 for their chemical processes.
Discussion 'regarding Sewer followed, Upon motion of Councilman
Sherman Griswold and seconded by Justice Floyd Colegrove, the
following resolution was unanimously passed.
RESOLVED: that the propdsed agreement with Criore Con-
struction Co. Inc. extending the time of completion of
Contracts Nos. i and 2 for the sewer construction pro-
ject set forth therein, and providing for the crossings
of N.Y. Public Highway Route 13 by the boring or tunnel-
ing or jacking, vather than the open -cut ,method of con-
struction, in the form presented to this meeting, be and
it hereby is accepted and approved, and be it further
RESOLVED that all of the members of the Town Board execute
such agreement in the name and on behalf of the Town of
Co rtl andville, acting on behalf of Sewer District # 1 in
said Town.
Floyd Colegrove, Justice
Merton Bean , 11
Sherman Griswold Councilman
Leonard Bacon 11
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Griswold to enter
into negotiations with William and Jacob Camp for possible
purchase of Camp's office building for a Town Office building
This motion was ca.rried,all voting,aye.
Thdre being no further business at this time, meeting
was adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins,
Town Clerk
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February 3, 1960
Regular Meeting of the Town Board 'held at the Town Clerk's Office,# 7
Pleasant View Drive, Cortland, New York
Supervisor,Glenn Alexander, presiding:
Members of the Board present were: Justices Bean & Colegrove,Councilmen
Griswold & Bacon, also, Town Attorney Fenstermacher,R,Krauklis,Book-keeper
for Supervisor„ Engineer LaRose and Ass't. Don.
Mr. Holcomb was present in regard to Trailer Home, renewal also Mr. F. Taylor
Ernie Pace, Albert diLucci and Leonard Kise. Mr. Orvis Chrietopher also
appeared before the Board to request Trailer Home renewal.
A motion was made by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Griswold that
since Mr. Holcomb states that Mr. DeLong put the Trailer Home on the
Assess. Roll, that he need not be subject to the $10.00 renewal permit.
Motion carried: Motion -by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Griswold that
Orvis Chrictopher be granted his $10.00 renewal permit for his Trailer
Home. Motion carried.
Mr. LaRose and his anspeotat reported on the progress made to date
in the Sewer District .
' Motion by Mr. Colegrove, seconded by Mr. Bacon, the following
NS, RESOLUTION was unanimously passed by the Town Board.
"RESOLVED, pursuant to Section 20 (2) of the Town
Law, that the office of Town Attorney be, and it
hereby is, established; and be it further
"RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Cort-
landville does hereby appoint Theodore Fenstermacher,Esq.
of the City and County of Cortland as Town Attorney
for a term of two (2) years commencing as of January 1,
1960; and be it further
"RESOLVED that the salary of Town Attorney be, and it
hereby is, fixed at the sum of $2000.00 per year payable
in equal monthly installments; and be it further
"RESOLVED that the duties of such Town Attorney and
the compensation herein fixed shall not include pro-
fessional services and advice rendered to or in connection
with the establishment, extension or expansion of any
special improvement district within the Town of Cort--
landville or in connection with litigation instituted
by or against the Town of Cortlandville or the officers
thereof."
Motion by Councilman Bacon seconded by Justice Bean, it was
unanimously :
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be, and he is, authorized
and empowered, in the name and on behalf of Water District
# 1, to advise Cortland Water Board, in the form present-
ed to this meeting, of the desire of Water District # 1,
henceforth to supply water to those consumers on Vernon Dr.
` situate within the boundaries of Water District # 1, such
Prater to be billed by Cortland Water Board to Water District
# 1 at the rate of $.30 per 750 cubic feet.
Motion by Mr.Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that all bills
on Water District # 1,Sewer District # 1 and General Fund be paid.
Motion Carried:
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CRIORE CONSTRUCTION CO. CONTRACTS # 1 9,949.94*
# 2 6,677.79*
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ENGINEERING FEES,STEARNS & WHELER 2,021.73*
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Motion of Justice of the Peace Colegrove, seconded by Justice Bean,
it was unanimously:
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be, and hereby is
authorized and empowered in the mame and on -
behalf of Sewer District # 1, to execute and
deliver to First National Bank of Cortland a
Bond Anticipation Note in the principal amount
of 18,000.00 such note to bear interest at
the rate of 32 % per ann1m.
Motion of Councilman Griswold, seconded by Justice Bean , it was
unanimously :
RESOLVED THAT Statement of Completion of Water
District # 1 be entered in these minutes, as follows:
CONSTRUCTION COSTS ( Nat C .Rose & Son Construct. Corp.
& Vellano Bros. Inc. ) $122, �94, 66
Purchase of Buck system 8,000.00
Purchase of Fire Hydrants, Abdallah Ave.
Thomas Lane & Vernon Drive 971,00
Engineering fees (Victor Metcalf, PE.) 11,779.56
Attorneys' Fees & disbursements (Lusk;Folmer,
Ryan & Fenstermacher,Esgs®) 5,057.75
N.Y.C®Bonding Attorneys' fees & disbursements
(Suilivan,Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane Esgs,)
764- 38
Bond Sale expenses(printing,advertising
shipping etc. 466.49
$149,833-84
The above is actual and complete cost of constructing the Water System
Improvement referred to and described in Petition dated October 19,1955,
according to Statement of Supervisor Glenn Alexander, filed in Town Clerk's
Office February 3, 1960.
Supervisor Glenn Alexander stated certain officers of the Town desired
to attend Association of Towns Meeting in New York City Feb. 9,9,& 10th.
Upon motion of Councilman Griswold and seconded by Justice Bean it was
RESOLVED that the following officers be authorized to attend the meeting
and that the Town reimburse such officers for their actual and necessary
expense incurred in attending such meeting. Motion carried:
Supervisor Glenn Alexander
Sup. Book kee er,R. Krauklis
Frank Taylor, Appeals Board)
Russell Parsons ( Appeals Board)
Justice Merton Bean
Jos �iee—F1®yd- Ge egrAv - ,- t 9 h-a ��-
Town Attorney,Theodore Fenstermacher
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
lmb;mb Lelan M. Brookids, Town Clerk
March 2, 1960, 8 P.M.
Regular meeting of the Town Board held at the Town Clerk's Office
Present were: Councilmen Sherman Griswold & Leonard'Ba.con, and Justice
Merton Bean. Absent were Supervisor Glenn Alexander and Justice Floyd
Colegrove.. Also present were Ted Fenstermacher and Rudolph Ktauklis.
;Merton Bean was elected chairman of the Board Meeting, in the absence
of Supervisor Glenn Alexander. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the
Town'Clerk, and approved.
Mr. Douglas Rockwell appeared before the Board requesting a 6month
house trailer permit on McLean road, Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by
Mr. Bacon that the,permit be granted. Motion carried.
On motion of Leonard Bacon econded by Sherman Griswold that the
payment to Crio rie Construction ompany in the amount of $9,672.99 be
approved. Motion carried. (0,r-4 4 3. 3�D e ? �d 9-E 7)
Motion by' Mr. L3acon and seconded by Mr. Griswold that the dupervisor
be empowered to bor ow' the' amount of $ 5000.00 on a bond . anticipati n note
for Sewer i strict. Motion carried. (_, . 3 r/, /� •,
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Mr. Clarence Homer appeared before the Board to inquire about water
on a lot which he owns on Isabelle Drive.
A letter was read by Mr. Bean, from the citizens Action Group, which
had been directed to Mr. Glenn Alexander.
Town Attorney,Fenstermacher stated that, through error and inadvertence
the Resolution passed by the Board at its meeting of FEBRUARY 3, 1960, re-
specting the rate at which 'eater District # 1 was to be' billed by Cortland
Water Board for water supplied to'residents of Vernon Drive within the
boundaries of water District # 1 referred to" $.30 per 750 cu ft." instead
of to either " -�. 30 per 100 cu. ft. " or $.30 per 750 gallons."
Upon motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman Griswold, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that the resolution adopted by the Board at its
Feb.3, 1960 meeting, with respect to supplying water to
residents of Vernon Drive be, and it hereby is, amended to
read as follows:
"RESOLVED that the' Supervisor be, and he hereby
is, authorized and empowered, in the name and
on behalf of Water District # 1 to advise
Cortland Water Board, in the form presented to
this meeting, of the desire of water District
# 1 henceforth to supply water to those con-
sumers on Vernon Drive situate within the
boundaries of water District # 1, such water
to be billed by Cortland "ater Board to
Water District # 1 at the rate of $.30 per
100 cubic feet."
Upon motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman Griswold
it was unanimously APPROVED that all bills on General Fund,Warrant # 3
and 'Dater bills on Warrant # 3, be paid
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that Mr. Adol)phis
Peppin be appointed to take care of the dump for the month of March, in
view of the fact that Mr. VanZastrow had to give up the job because of ill
health. Motion carried.
Mr. Bean appointed'Sherman Griswold to proceed to look for a new
dump attendant. There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Present at this meeting were CAG Members,L. Fioreintini, E. Pace
J. Manderano, Albert & Nick DiLucci and Pio Partigianoni.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
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Saturday March 26, 196o, 1 P.T.
Special Meeting of the Town Boabd held at the Town Clerk's Office, 7
Pleasant View Drive, Cortland, New York. Supervisor Glenn Alexander
presiding: Present were: Councilmen Leonard Bacon and Sherman Griswold
and Justice Floyd Colegrove®
Minutes of the last meeting were read by the Town Clerk and approved by
the Board. Motion by 114r. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Griswold that A. Peppins
be employed as dump attendant for the months of April and May 1960 at a
salary of �100.00 per. month. Motion carried.
The Supervisor st,-I.ted that he had been negotiating with Richard 'Space, with
,respect to continued use of the Town,of lands on the Stupke Road as a public
Dump for the Town of Cortlandville. 'Upon motion of Floyd Colegrove, seconded
by Leonard Bacon it was unanimously
that the Supervisor be, and he.hereby is, authorized and empowe:
ed, in the name and on behalf of the Town of Cortlandville, to enter into an
agreement with Richard and Lillian Space for the continued use of lands on the
Stupke Road as a public dump, such agreement to constitute a renewal by the
Town of its certain agreement of lease with Richard and Lillian Space dated
September , 1952, for a term of 5 years from March 1, 1960, and to be on
the same terms and conditions set forth in such 1-ease except tilat-the Town
shall pay rent for such premises at the rate of $100.00 per year, payable on
April 1, 1961 and annually thereafter.- Carried.
A public hearing is to be held on April 1st. 1960, at 8 P.M. at the
Cortlandville Grange Hall on Groton Ave. -in the matter of the adoption of a
proposed Ordinance establishing and designating premises owned by Richard
and Lillian Space as a public dumping groung for residents of the Town of
Cortlandville, only. A copy of this Ordinance is on file at the Clerk's
Office and may be seen on the bulletin board, as of this date.
The Board of Appeals held a meeting at the Clerk's Office on March 22nd.
to consider the petition of James and Carolyn Bell In regard to a zoning
change of their lands from partly ENZKYNXXXXX Residential and Commercial to
all Commercial.(as stated in Public hearing held on -March 10, 1960) Upon
Motion of Ray Thorpe and seconded by L. ' 7%. Thomas and with unanimous approval
of the Appeals Board, it was recommended that the proposed change be granted.
On motion of Sherman Griswold and seconded by Leonard Bacon, it was
proposed that the decision of the Appeals Board, regarding the Zoning change
for the Bell property be approved. -Motion carried. (Niagara Mohawk Power)
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
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April o, i960, 6 P. i .
Regular Meeting of the Town Board held.at the Town Clerk's Office,
Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding: All members of the board were
present, Justices Bean & Colegrove, Councilmen Bacon & Griswold, also
Town Attorney Fenstermacher, Rudolph Krauklis, Mr. LaRose,Engineer,
Mr. Hill from Smith-Corona-Marchant, Peter Criore, contractor and some
residents of the Town, Mr Kimberly from McGraw & others, Mr. &. Mrs.
H. Alexander, Mr. & Mrs. L. Fiorentini, Mr. Fish, Mr. 16ominick Pace
Mr. Di Lucci,Ernest Pace, Albert Gallagher, Pete Dorset, and Clarence
Homer.
The Sewer project was discussed by Mr. LgRose and the following
resolution, regarding payment to Criore Construction was offered
upon motion of Councilman Bacon and seconded by Councilman Griswold,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED that payment to Criore Construction Co. Inc.
fraxx for additional work done in performance of Contracts Nos.l & 2
in the amounts of $5,377,50 and $5411..10, respectively, be and it
hereby is approved, subject to and conditional upon the recommendations
of the Town's consulting engineers, Otearns and Wneler, after satisfact-
ory ±xxq testing of the entire sewer line..
Mr. Hill, for Smith-Corona-j!larchant discussed the necessity of a test
of the Sewer line being made in preparation for the Company being able
to connect to the trunk sewer.,
The dump ordinance was discussed and Peter Dorset expressed his
objections to said ordinance,,also, Mr. Kimberly of McGraw, objected.
After discussion, and upon motion made by Justice Merton Bean and
seconded by Councilman Sherman Griswold, a public.hearing having been
held thereon April 1, 1960, the following Ordinance was unanimously
adopted:
1 Pursuant to sections 220 (5) and 130 (6) of the Town Law
AN OFIINANCE PROHIBITING THE USE OF ANY LANDS AS A DUMP OR DUMPING GROUND
EXCEPT LANDS ESTABLISHED AND DESIGNATED BY THE TOWN BOARD AS A PUBLIC DUMP
OR DUMPING GROUND.
BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDAINED by the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville,
Cortland County, New York, as follows"
Section 1. Definitions. The term "Person" as .used in
this ordinance shall include an individual, society, club, firm, partner-
ship, corporation or association of persons, municipality or municipal
corporation, and the singular number shall include the plural number.
The term "-rubbish" as used in this ordinance shall
include waste metal, tin cans, ashes, cinders, glass,,pottery and all dis-
carded substances of,ra solid and incombustible nature,
The term "garbage" as used in this ordinance shall
include waste food, papers, dead animals or parts thereof, and all wa.st
or discarded wood, lumber'or vegetable matter of any kind, or aay other
matter which shall be inflamable or capable of fermentation or decay.
The term "dump" or dumping ground" shall mean
land or premises upon which rubbish and garbage shall be thrown or
deposited, whether or not and not Faith standing that the same gray be
subsewuently covered with earth or other material as part of a land-
fill, land -excavation or other similar operation,
Section 2. Site . The premises owned by Richard. Space
and wife, and presently being used as a public dump or dumping ground,
situate on the northerly side of the street or highway known as the Stupke
Road, westerly of lands of the Lehigh Valley R.R.Co., in the Town of
Co rtlandville, are hereby designated as the public dump or dumping ground
of this town for the deposit of rubbish by residents of this Town
only, subject to the regulations and restrictions herein provided. The
regulations herein contained shall also apply to any other lands or
premises hereafter acquired or leased for the deposit or disposal of
rubbish.
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Section 3.. Restrictions on use; vehicles and large articles.
. No person shall carry or leave, or cause to be carried or left,
upon the premises mentioned in Section 2 of this ordinance, any a.uto-
m bile, vehicle, machine, appliance or other arti-ele, or any part thereof
unless the same shall have been dismantled and the body thereof so cut an,
flattened out so as to permit the same to occupy a minimum of space.
Nothing herein contained, however, shall prevent the leaving of such vehi
le or other article on the premises under an arrangement with the care-
taker thereof by which such caretaker is to dismantle and prope_ly break
up and dispose of the same.
Section,. Restrictions on use; garbage. No person shall
carry or leave, or cause to be carried or left, upon the premises
mentioned in Section 2 of this ordinance, any garbage, as herein
".r. defined, or any material, waste or offal of any kind which shall give
off any offensive odor, either when left upon the premises or there-
after, or which creates or may thereafter create a nuisance of any
.kind, or which shall be or may become dangerous to human or animal life
Section 5. A6strictions on use; residents only. No person
shall deposit any ru Fb—ish of any.kind on the premises herein desig..
nated for such purpose, except a resident of the Town of Cortlandville
or a person owning or conducting an established business in the Town
of Cortlandville®
Section 6. Manner of use. No person shall deposit or
cause to be deposite any substance o any kind on the public dump or
dumping ground herein designated, except at the places and in the
manner directed by the person in charge of the premises under author-
ity of the Town Board, whether such diredtion is given personally,
or by another person by his authority, or by a, sigh or signs erected
upon the premises by his authority.
Section 7. Prohibition of dumping.on any other lands. No
person shall throw or deposit, or. cause to be -thrown or derosited,
any garbage, rubbish or abandoned vehicles br parts thereof, upon
any land or premises, highway, street or place within the Town of
Cortlandville, except upon the premises hereinbefore established and
designated for such purpose, and no person shall, in anyway or by
any method, use any other lands or premises within the Town of Cort—
landville as a dump or dumping ground.
Section 8. Penalties. Any person violating any of
the provisions of EnIs ordinance s all be guilty -of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof be punishable by a fine or by impris-
onment in the County Jail, or by both such fine or imprisonment;
and upon failure to pay such fine, to be imprisoned in_the Bounty
Jail until such fine be paid, not to exceed one day for each
dollar of the fine imposed.
Section 9, Revocation of privile e. _ Any person, who or
whose servants, agents, emp ogees or officers shall be convict.
ed of violation hereof, may thereafter be denied the use of such
public dump or dumping ground either temporarily or permanent-
ly by the officer or employee in charge thereof or by resolution
of the Town Board.
Section 10. Effective date. This ordinance shall take
effect immediately,
By Order of the Town Board,
April 7, 1960,
Laelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
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After discussion and upon motion of Justice of the Peace
Colegrove, seconded by Councilman Bacon, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be, and he hereby is authorized
and empowered, in the name and on behalf of the Town acting
on behalf of Sewer District # 1, to execute and deliver to 1st.
National Bank of Cortland a further Bond Anticipation Note in
the principal amount of $10,700, such note to bear interest per.
annum.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that
all bills on Water District # 1 be paid, Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bean that all
bills on General Fund be paid, Motion carried.
A proposed Sewer District Ordinance was read by Mr. Alexander
and members of the Town Board.
There being no further business to discuss at this time,
meeting adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins,
Town Cldrk,
Special Meeting ,April 25, 1900
Called by Supervisor Glenn Alexander, present were: Councilmen
Sherman Griswold, Leonard &con, Justices Merton Bean & Floyd Colegrov(
and Attorney Theodore Fenstermacher.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that the Criore
Construction Co. be directed to install an O" Sewer Pi)..e across and
under Rte. 13 from a point opposite Manhole # pursuant. to Specifi
cations by Stearns & Wheeler, cost .-lot to exceed$3870. CO and to
Include a new manhole on west side .:)f highway, such work to be done
under change order on Contract # 2 :For the installatior: in Sewer Dist.
# 1. Motion carried,
Lotion by Mr. Bacon seconded by Mr. Griswold that the Highway Supt.
be empowered to trade Pontiac car for Pickup Truck,: Price of Pickup
not to exceed $1000.00. Motion carried:
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. iacon that the Highway
Supt. be authorized to prepare Specifications to bid on Machinery
Trailer. Motion carried:
There being no further business at this time ,meeting adjourned.
Lelan K.' Brookins, Town Clerk
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May 4, 1960, 8 P.Ma
Regular meeting of the Town Board held at the Town Clerk's Office
Present were: Justices Merton Bean, Floyd Colegrove, Councilmen Sherman
Griswold, Leonard
nard Braco ' n, Highway Sup't, H.S.Rowe Engineer La Rose, Town
Attorney Theodore Fenstermacher and book-keeper ISupervisors accounts)
Rudolph Krauklis.
On motion of Mr. Bean seconded by Mr. Griswold, Floyd Colegrove was
nominated to preside over the meeting in, the absence of Supervisor Glenn
Alexander, who was absent due to illness.
Proprietor of the Terrace Restaurant was present and asked about
the Sewer to his property, Engineers will make a study and find out what
can be done for him.
Nelson btevens appeared before the board to request that contract-
or "Criore" be asked to restore his lawn and driveway as they should be.
Town Board will investigate.
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Griswold that Stearns and
Wheler advise Bonding Company of the neglect of the Criore Constpuction
Co. to finish the Sewer District. If no response they shall forfeit
$50.00 per day as stated in contract. Also, motion by Mr. Bacon and
seconded by Mr. Bean that the Supervisor be authorized to pay Criore's
bill of $ 5786.55, when he has made satisfactory attempt to Finnish
final work on Sewer District.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that the bid of
7180-00 for a low bed machinery trailer submitted by L.B.Smith Inc. of
Syracuse, N.Y. be accepted. Motion carried
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that all bills on
Water District # 1. General and Highway Department, be paid. Motion
carried.
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
May. lio 1960, 8 P.M.
Special meeting of the Town Board held at the South Cortland Grange
Hall in conjunction with the PUBLIC HEARING held on the SEWER DISTRICT
ORDINANCE. Floyd Colegrove, presiding, due to absence of Mr. Alexander.
Present were, Justice M. Bean. Councilmen Griswold and Bacon, Attorney
T.Fenstermacher, Engineers, Wheler and LaRose.
Morgan Hosley appeared before the board to request permission to en -
'I his Trailer Park for 10 more trailers..On motion of Mr. Bean and
Large
.seconded by Mr. Griswold, permission granted by Town Board.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that 3 street
lights be installed on Kingsley Ave. Motion carried. Town Clerk will
direct a letter to Mr. Gordon Day requesting lights on said street.
There being no further business at this time, meeting adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, T.C.
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Regular meeting of the Town Board held at the Town Clerk's Office
June 1, 1960 at 9 P.M.
Prese,nt',were.Councilmen S. Griswold, L. 9acon and Justice Merton Bean,
due to illness, •Supervisorr G.. Alexander and F. Colegrove were absent.
Also: present�were.Town Attorney Theodore Fenstermacher, Rudolph Krauklis
(Book --keeper for Supervisor) and Highway Sup't. H. S.Rowe. Sherman
Griswold'
--was appointed chairman of the meeting,
A motion was made by L. Bacon and seconded by M. Bean that the
Town Attorney be authorized to write to Louis Yaman and Louis Rosen
to conform to the Town Ordinance on Junk yards, Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that Adolphis Peppin
be appointed dump attendant until January 1961. Motion carried.
Mr. C. Bogart appeared before the board to ask for relief from
surface hater in ditch in front of his home on Terrace Road, This
S ��. za, problem was turned over to Highway Sup't; H.S. Rowe.
i� 0 '� /� Proposed roads to be- built under Erwin 10 year plan for 1961
h arre."'7 mile Clute Road,-3 miles Toronto Road, 1 mile in all, Motion
was made by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that the above road
program be. approved. Motion carried. oynAs � ) Rey«� z� Jrr� ,✓
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that the following
salaries be paid highway employees. This motion was carried,(6,1,1960)
John Kinney $1.90 per. hr.
Mike Botsfo rdl.95
Louis Truman -1.95
F. Nauseef 1.80
E. Ficthner 1.85
R. Wilson 1.60
L. Smith 1.50
The following election inspectors
were
appointed at an hourly
wage
of $1.00 per. hr.
Republican
Democrat
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Dawn
Porter,(Mrs. Walter)
Mrs.
Jos. Jacobi
Mrs.
Waldo Van Epps, District 1
Mrs.
Clayton Dolly District 1
Mrs.
Francis Phelps
Mrs.
Pearl Burt
Mrs.
Frank Reagan District 2
Mrs.
Florence Truman District 2
Mrs.
Floyd Buckler
Mrs.
Dominick Pace
Mrs.
Dora Carl
District 3
Mrs.
Louis Fiortntini, District 3
Mrs.
Leslie Benedict
Mrs.
Dan Newton
Mrs.
Floyd Wadsworth
District 4
Mrs.
Alline Beaudry District 4
- Mrs.
Carlton Hoose
Mrs.
Hallie Russell
Mr.
Franklin Hicks
District 5
Mrs.
Harold White District
Extra
C1erk,Mrs Sanford Gay (3)
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr.
Bacon that Warrants on
General
Fund and Water District be
paid. Motion
carried. There being
no further
business,
meeting adjourned.
Lelan
M. Brookins, Town Clerk
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June 6, 1960 8 P.M.
Special Meeting of the Town Board held at the home of
Glenn Alexander, Supervisor.
: Present at the_ meeting, your Town Clerk, Lelan M. Brookins
Justices Merton Bean, Floyd Colegrove,Councilman Sherman Griswold
& Leonard Bacon. Town Attorney Theodore Fensterm-acher, Dr.
Eug-ene Bogardus & Mr. Kline of the Cortland Health Department,
Gordon Wheler,Enineer and Highway Sup 't. H.S.Rowe. Mr. Alexander
presiding.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean that
the Supervisor be empowered to sigh a Bond Anticipation note
in the amount of !L,717-0 to pay tine following, Criore
Construction Co. and Stearns & Wheler, (Criore Const. Co.
$5786.55, Engineers, $1010.98) on Sewer Contract. Motion
carried
The water situation was discussed and- Stearns & Iffteler
are to make an investigation as to Tank on the hill and Pipe
from the "Buck" system to tank, this would cover material and
cost.
. June 22, 1960at8 P.M. was date agreed upon for Public
Hearing on Sewer Ordinance and 3 crossings under Route 13, to
hook in Sewer.
There being no further business at this time, meeting
adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
June 22, 1960, 8:30 P.M.
Special meeting of the Town Board was held in
conjunction with a public hearing at the So. Cortland, Grange
Hall. The following Town Officials were present: Justice,
Floyd Colegrove, who presided in the 'c'lftsenee of Supervisor,
Glenn Alexander, Justice Merton Bean,
uouncilmen S. Griswold and kxm
Leonard Bacon,,Highway Sup't. H.S.Rowe, Gordon Wheler, Engineer
from the firm of Stearns & Wheler and Town Clerk, Lelan M. Brookins.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted:
Upon motion of Merton Bean and seconded by Sherman: Griswold it was
ordered that the following Sewer crossings be installed and adver.
tised for bids. 1 - crossing near Terrace resturant, 1 - crossing
near Alexander Trailer Park, 1 - crossing near the intersection of
Glenwood Ave. Engineer estimate, not to exceed 47200, for total
cost of all three.
There being no further business at this time, meeting
adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
July 6, 196o, S P.M.
Regular Meeting, of the Town Board, held at the residence of the Town
Clerk, R#3, S. Cortland, Cortland CO. , N.Y, Present were :
Supervisor Glenn Alexander ,presiding, Councilman L.Bacon and S.Griswold,
Justices Merton Bean & Floyd Colegrove, Town Attorney T.Fenstermacher,
Mr. LaRose from the Engineers officeJ, Rudy Krauklis, Book -deeper for
Supervisor and Halrora S. Rowe, Highway Sup't.
A Motion was made by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that the
Supervisor investigate the. Turn -around on Vernon Drive and if completed,
he is to release the .Abdallah Bond on same. This motion was carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. 4ean that the lands of Earl
Morehouse 46 Dorothy .(his wife).and.Oharles and Mary Hermann be zoned
commerical as recommended by the Appeals Board at their meeting held
after the public hearing on July 5, 1960. Also,Motion by Mr. Colegrove
and seconded by Mr. Griswold that the lands.of Morgan Hosley & Lorraine
Hosley be zoned commerical as recommended by the Appeals Board, at their
meeting held after the public hearing on this same date, July 5, 1960
Motions were carried:
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bacon that Mrs. Edward Heim
be appointed Clerk in District 3, on Election Day. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bean that all. bills on 'Warrants
for General Fund, Water District and Sewer District, be'paid, Motion'
carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that the Town Clerk to
authorized to buy a safe at a price of $301.72, Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that the Supervisor appoint
a committee to investigate the purchase of t new Truck for the Highway Dept.
One bid on 3 Sewer crossings was opened and Compagni the only bidder was
$14,152. 50.
There being no further business, meeting was adjourned.
Lelan M. Brookins, town Clerk
Subject : R7ZONING OF THE MOREHOUSE-HERRMANN PROPERTIES.
RESOLUTION:,� by Zoning Board of Appeals,recommended to Town Board, July 6, 196
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Resolved that the boundaries of Residential and Commerical districts
in the down of Cortlandvill e, as shown on the Zoning Map of the Town of
Co rtla.ndville , be, and they x3m hereby, are, changed so that the following
described be, and they hereby are, placed entirely in a Commerical Distri
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate In the Town of Cort-
landville, County of Cortland and State of New York, and being part of Lo
# 93, and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the
center line of the concrete highway leading from Cortland to S. Cortland,
said point of beginning being located 117.0 feet N 60$ -52' E measured along
the center line of said Cortland -South Cortland Highway from a point vThe°re
the line of the easterly foundation wall of the house on the land hereby
conveyed, produced north-westerly, would intersect said center line;
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running theece S 290 -081 E a distance of 165.0 feet to a point; running
thence S 60 -F 'W a d3 t nce of 391.0 feet more' or less to a mat ° runningg
thence N 240 � � E a d s ante of 235.65 feet to.a point in the soutA line
said Cortland -South Cortland Highway; running thence N.290' —091 W adista.nce
of 25.0 f.ee� to a poinp in the center of said highway axd�txtanaa ; running
thence N 60 —521 E along the center line,of said highway a distance of 191.49
feet to a, point the place -of beginning and 'containing 1.03 acres of land be the
same more or less.
Being premises owned by Earl J.---,Morehouse and Dorothy
H. Morehouse, his wife.
AISO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL.OF LAND, situate in the Town of "ortlandvill
County of Cortland and State of New York, and being part of Lot No. 93 and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the center line of
the concrRete highway leading from Cortland to South Cortland(N.Y.S. Public
Highway oute ls) where such highway is intersected by a certain ditch or
creek; thence easterly along the center.of said ditch or creek a distance
of 250 feet to a point; thence northeasterly and parallel to,said Route 13
to a point on the westerly line of lands of E. Besley (reputed owner); thence
along said westerly line of lands of Besley end Morehouse 250 feet to the
center of said Route 13; approximately 500 feet to the place of beginning.
Being a portion of premises owned by Charles J. Herrmann and Mary E.
Herrmann, his wife.
SUBJECT: REZONING OF THE HOSLEY TRAILER PARK (RTE. 13 )
RESOLUTION: by Zoning Board of Appeals, recommended to Town 35oard ,7-6-1960.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove. and seconded- by Mr. Griswold, that this
resolution be unanimously approved and adopted ,pursuant to\sections 264 and
265 of the Town Law: Motion was carried:
RESOLVED that the boundaries of Agricultural. and Commerical
districts in the Town of Cortlandville, as shown on the zoning map of. the
Town of Cortla.ndville, be,and they hereby are, placed entirely in a Com-
mercial District:
FIRST PARCEL,
Beginning at the point of intersection of the center-
lines of Starr Road and the Cortland to South -Cortland Road,
thence southwesterly along the centerline of Route 13 and running
a distance of 420 ft. to a point, thence southeasterly and so as
to form an interior angle of 102 degrees 23 minutes with the first
described line and running a distance of 496.1 ft. to a pipe driven
into the earth,( said line runs along the north-easterly boundary
of land of F.W.Murphy trailer park), thence northeasterly and so as ti
form an interior angle of 95 degrees 44 minutes with the last -des-
cribed line and running a distance of 99.43 ft. to an iron pipe
driven into the earth, thence easterly and so as to form.an interior
angle of 197 degrees 37 minutes with the last described line and,=
running a distance of 103 f`t. to an iron pipe driven into the earth,
thence northerly and so as to form an interior angle of 90 degrees
40 minutes with the last described line and running a distance of
225 ft.. to an iron pipe driven into the earth, thence northwesterly
and so as to form an interior angle of 178 degrees 50 minutes with
the last described line and running a distance of 439 ft. to the
center -line of'Starr Road and forming an interior angle of,92 degrees
14 minutes with the last described line and running a distance,of 57.
05 ft. to the point of beginning, containing in all 4.63 Aef'es.
Excepting and reserving however from the above land for use
by the public as a public highway that portion of the highway in-
cluded in the above description.
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SECOND PARCEL
Beginning at a point in the center -line of Starr Road, said point
being located a. distance easterly 72.05 ft. from the point of intersec-
tion of the center lines of Starr Road and Route 13, thence easterly
along the center line of Starr Road and running a distance of 469 ft,
to a point, thence southerly at right angles with the center line of
Starr Road and running a distance of 538.6 ft/ to a point, thence west-
erly and at right angles with the last described line and running a
distance of 40Z 4 ft. (deed states 407 ft.) to a point, thence north-
e�'ly and running a distance of 103.4 ft. to an iron pipe driven into
the Barth, thence westerly and running a distance of 43 ft. to a point
on the easterly line of a fifteen ft. wide right of way, thence north.
westerly and running a distance of 437.4 ft. (along the easterly edge f
of said 15 ft. right of way) to the point of beginning, Containing
in all 5 acres of land.
Except and reserving for use by the public as a public highway
that portion of Starr Road included in the above description.
The described premises are presently owned by Mr. & Mrs. (Morgan
and Lorraine) Hosley.
JULY 9 1960, 8 P.m. SOUTH CORTLAND GRANGE HALL, SOUTH CORTLAND, R#32 X
A Public Hearing on the Sewer Ordinance was held at the S. Cort-
land Grange Hall, Present were: Supervisor Glenn Alexander, presiding..
Lelan M. Brookins, Clerk of the Board, Councilman Leonard Bacon and.
Theodore Fenstermacher ,Town Attorney. The only,appearance was of
Mr. Timothy Hastings of Starr Road who asked why the rest of the Sewer
Laterals should be borne by the individual and not by the entire
District. Mr. Fenstermacher explained to him that the State Law
requires it to be handled this way.
There being no further business to discuss at this meeting, and no
others appeared to be heard, meeting was closed.
Lelan M. Brookins,
Town @lerk
July 13, 1960, 7:30 P.M.
Special Meeting of the Town Board held at the Town Clerk's Office
R#3, S.Cortland Road, Cortland, N.Y. Present were Glenn Alexander,Supervisor
presiding, Councilmen Leonard Bacon, Sherman Griswold, Justices Floyd Coleg e
& Merton tm Bean,, also Highway Sup't , H. S.Rowe, and Attorney T. Fenstermacher
Upon rec ommendation of Highway Sup't. H. S. Rowe; the following
resolution wa adopted. Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Solegroy
that Mr. Rowe advertize for bids on,a new truck. Motion carried.
Notion by-T"jr. dolegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean that the Town Clerk
ask the State raffie Commission to make a survey of the S. Cortland Virgil
Road, in regar& to a speed limit. Motion Carried:
A. Gordon Wheler, consulting engineer reported to the board as follows:
Mr. A.Gordon Wheler, consulting engineer -for Sewer Dist.
# 1, reported in writing to the board on his examination of the bid for the
construction of three proposed crossings of N.Y. S .Public Highway Route 13
recommending that the bid of Compagni Construction Co.-- the only bid sub-
mitted -- as amended and modified to eliminate approximately 145 l.f. of 8"
sewer crossing in Glenwood Avenue, to reduce the number of manholes and
Ranholfo�ra�' edgind ?vfee gid 12,�Ra! gl&gg'ft�a vrossing at Terrace
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Upon motion of Justice of the Peace Merton R. Bean, seconded
by Justice of the Peace Floyd C. Colegrove, the following Resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED that this board finds and determines-- after public
hearing duly held on June 22, 1960-- that -y the proposal of Compagni
Construction Co. of Cortland N. Y. , to construct three trunk sewer
cro ssings of N.Y.S. Public Highway Route 13, in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor prepared by Stearns& Wheler,
licesned Professional Sanitary Engineers, of Cazenovia, N.Y.,
(more particularly described as Contract No. 3 in certain Contract
Documents, dated June, 1960, prepared and filed by said Stearns &
Wh.eler) , as modified (1) to delete aprox. 145 1. f. of 8-inch sewer
crossing on Glenwood Ave. and to reduce the number of manholes and
manhole frames and covers, (2) to relocate the crossing at Terrace
Road, and(3) to reduce the bid price from $14,182.50 to $12,390.00
is the lowest and sole responsible prop®sa.l for the construction
of such proposed sewer crossings in Town of Cortla.ndville Sewer
District No.l; and be it further
RESOLVED that the said proposal of said Compagni Construction
Co. of $12,390 with respect to the work called for under said
Contract NO. 3 as amended and revised, be and the same hereby is
accepted; and be it further
RESOLVED that this board enter into a contract with the said
Compagni Construction Co. for the performance of the work due
under such contract in accordance with the afresaid plans and
specifications therefor, which said shall be in form satisfactory
to Theodore Fenstermacher, Esq. , Town Attorney, and shall require
the said Compagni Construction Co. to furnish proper security for
the faithful performance of said contract.
There being no further business to discuss at this meeting,
and no others appeared to be heard, meeting was closed.
Lelan M. Brookins
Town Clerk
Sewer District Regulations:
On motion of Councilman Leonard Vacon , seconded by Justice XNXXVY.
Merton Bean , the following Ordinance constituting the Rules and Reg-
ulations for the Operation of ewer District #- 1, and the use of the
Sewer System. therein, was unanimously adopted, and the Town Clerk
ordered to publish and post the same as required by law:
ORDINANCE
Upon motion of Councilman Griswold, seconded by Justice of the Peace
Colegrove, it was unanimously:
RESOLVED that the Town Superintendent of Highways be, and he hereby is,
designated the person to act as "Superintendent" of Town of Cortlandville
Sewer District # 1, pursuant to Section 102 of "An Ordinance Constitting
the Rules a,nd Regulations For the Operation of Sewer District ,'` 1 in the
Town of Cor.tla.ndville, and the Use of the Sewer System Therein."
STIM�JF'{, DISTRICT ORDINANCE
R,ec0d August 3, 1960
Be it ordained and enacted by the Tou n Board of the Town of Cortland_
ville, as follows:
Article 1
Definitions
Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meaning
of terms used in this ordinance shall be as follows:
xx xSSjQttion 101. "Sewage Works" sna,ll mean all facilities for
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collecting, pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage,
Section 102. "Superintendent" shall mean -the person designated
to act as such'by the Town Board, or his authorized deputy, agent or
representative. _
Section 103. "Sewage" shall mean a combination of the water
carried wastes from residences, business buildings, institutions, and
industrial establishments, together with such ground, surface and
storm waters as may be present.,
Section 104. "Sewer1l shall mean a pipe or conduit for carry-
ing sewage.
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Section 105. "Publis Sewer" shall mean a sewer in which all
owners of abutting properties have equal rights, and is controlled by
the public authority.
Section 106. "Sanitary Sevier" shall mean a se,,,ier which carries
sewage and to which storm, surface, and ground waters a,re not inten-
tionally Admitted.
Section 107. "Storm Sewer" or "Storm Drain" shall mean a, sewer
which carries storm and surface waters and drainage, but excludes
sevigge and polluted industrial wastes.
Section 109. "Town" shall mean the Town of Cortla.ndville,
Cortland County,New York.
Section 109. "Town Engineer" shall mean the licensed Pro -
fessional Engineer, specializing in Civil and Sanitary Engineering,
emploued by the Town to give professional advice on matters arising
In connection with the Town Sewerage System.
Section 110. "Sewage Treatment Plant" shall mean any arrange-
ment of. decices .and structures used for treating sewage.
Section 111 "Industrial Wastes" shall mean the liquid wastes
from industrial processes as distinct from sanitary sewage.
Section 112 "Garbage" shall mean solid wastes from the pre-
parati4 n, cooking, and dispensing of food, and from the handling,
sibarage, and sale of produce.
Section 113. !'Properly shredded Garbage" shall mean the wastes
from the preparation, cooking, and dispensing of food that have been
shredded to such degree that all particles will be carried freely
under the flow conditions normally prevailing in public seliers, with
no particle greater than finch in any dimension.
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Section 114. "Building Drain" shall _-Pan that part of the
loi-aest horizontal piping of a drainage system whish recieves the dis-
charge from soil, waste and other drainage pipes inside the walls of
the building and conveys it to the building sewer, beginning 5 feet
outside the inner face of the building wall.
Section'115. "Building Sewer" shall mean the extension from the
building drain to the public sewer or other place of disposal.
Section 116. f1B.O.D.11 (denoting Biochemical Oxygen Demand)
shall mean tae quanity of oxygen utilized in the biochenical ox-
idation ofe rganic matter under standard laboratory procedure in 5
days at 20 ., expressed in parts per million by weight.
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Section 117. "PH" shall mean the logarithm of the reciprocal
of the i,Teight of hydrogen ions in grams per liter of solution.
Section 118. "Suspended Solids" shall mean solids tna.t either
float on the surface of, or are in suspension in water, sewage, or
other XXYXX liquids; and wiiicn are removable by laboratory filter-
ing.
Section 119. "Natural Outlet" shall mean any outlet into a
iJatercourse,pond, ditch,lake or oti,er body of surface or ground
eater.
Section 120. tl,,fatercourse" shall mean a, than --el in which a floi-
of water occurs, either continuously or intermittently.
Section 121. "Person" shall mean any individual, firm , comnany
association, eociety, co-rnoration, or group.
Section 122. "Shall" 1s mancla.tory, "May" is permissive.
ARTICLE 11.
Use of Public Sev:Ters Required
Section 201. It shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural
outlet within the Town of Cortlandville, or in any area under the
jurisdiction of said Tc,rTn, any sanitary sewage, industrial wastes,or
other polluted waters, except where, suitable treatment has been pro-
vided in �zccordance vritn subsequent provisions of this Ordinance.
Section 202. Except as nerinafter -provided, it shall be unlat,r--
ful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cess-
pool, or other facility intended or used for the di,,-osal of se t:ge.
Section 203. The Owner of any house, building or property used
for human occupancy, employment, recreation, or other purpose erected
or constructed after the enactment of this Ordinance, situate within
Sewer District # 1 and abutting on any street, alley or rign;-of- Fay
in which a public sanitary set•,ier is located, shall install suitable
and proper toilet facilities therein ,and shall connect such facilities
with such public sanitary se,-7er in accordance -Titiz the -provisions of
this Ordinance before in any manner using or occupying such premises,
unless such v_ ublic sanitary server is more than 100 feet from the prop-
erty line of suci, pre!,isas.
The Owner of a.ny house, building or property in use
at the time of the en�etment of this Ordinance for human occu-pancy,
employment, recreation or other purpose, situate within Sewer District # 1
Abutting on any street, alley or right-of-way in 14hieh a. -public sanitary
se,�.ler is located shall also connect any toilet facilities therein witi: such
public sanitary se7aer in a.ccorda.nce with the provisions o_"' this Ordinance
if (1) such _public sewer is within 100 feet of the property line of such
premises and (2) the Owner of such premises ha bee!, notified to m=,k-e such
connection by trbe Cortl2nd Health (County) Department. .any connection
so required to be made shall be made within the time s7necified in such
notice but not more than 90 days follooiing receipt therof.
Section 204. Connect.lons to the sewers shall be made a.t the dis-
cretion of the Superintendent. Fees for connecting to such seTo7ers, payable
to the Town Clerk upon obtaining a. permit trier. efor, shall as follows:
For premises used for residential purposes °25.00
" " If � Commerical 'f 50, 00
`� it If If Industrial If 100.00
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Any proposed housing developments in the presently uninhabited and
unsewerd areas of the sewer distric shall have sewers provided e.t_the..expense
of the person developing the land. Priop to the preparation of any plans
for such sewerage facilities, the developer and/orhis Engineer shall confer
with the Town Engineer regarding the overall planning of the sewerage
system for the sewer distric. Any sewers provided to serve a developmwnt
shall conform with long range overall ?Dla.n so that the, entire sewer_ district
may be adequately served in the future. Plans of the pro-:osed fa.cilitied
must be submitted to, and approved by, the Town Engineer prior to the start
of any construction. Plans must also be approved by the yState Health
Department.
The standard residential connection fee of $25.00 per._house.sha.11
apply to all new residences whether they are connected into the established_
sewers or into sewers to be provided by the developer. The construction
of any sewers by said developers shall be subject to inspection and in-
filtration tests by the Town Engineer prior to acceptance by the Town.
The Owner of any building or premises used for residential, com-
mercial or industrial purposes not connected to the Town's public water
supply install a water meter on any private sourse of water supply
serving such premises before being -permitted to connect to the Town's
public sewerage system. The cost of such meter, including the instailation
thereof, shall be added th the connection fee payable by.such Owner. Such
water meter shall be used to determine the amount of water which ultimately
reaches the Town's sewerage system. By accepting the Tol,�m's sewerage
facilities, such Owner authorizes and consents to the reading of such
water meter by the Town's agent or employees.,The owners of any -premises
served both by a priva e and public source of water supply which ulti-
mately gasses into the Town's sanitary sewers shall instal-. a water meter
on h 1s source of private -water supply as herein provided.
A flat rate for sewer rental, in lieu of installing such water meter
may be imposed at the discretion of the Town Board.
ARTICLE III.
Private Sewage Disposal
SECTION 301. Where a public sanitary sewer is not available under
the provisions of Section 203, the building sewer shall be connected to
a private sewage disposal system complying with the rules and regulations
of the Cortland County Health Department.
ARTICLE IV
Building Sewers and Connections
SECTION 401. No unauthorized person shall uncover, make any connec-
tions with or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any public sewer or
appurtenance thereof without first obtaining A written permit from the
Superintendent.
SECTION 402. There shall be three (3) classes of building sewer
permits® (1) for premises used for residential purposes; (2) for prem-
ises used for commercial purposes; and (3) for premises used for industri
al purposes. In any case, the owner of his agent shall make application
on a special form furnished .by the Town. The permit application shall
be supplemented by any plans, specifications, or other information
considered pertinent in the judgment of the Superintendent. A permit
and inspection fee of Five ($5.00) Dollars for a sewer permit to connect
to premises used for residential or commercial purposes and Fifteen (15.00)
Dollars for a sewer permit to connect to premises used for industrial pur-
poses shall be paid to the Town Clerk at the time the application is filed.
SECTION 403. All costs and expense incident to the installation and
connection of the building sewer shall be borne by the Owner. The .Owner
shall indemnify the Town for any loss or damage that may directly or
Indirectly be occasioned by the installation of the building sewer.
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SECTION 404. A separate and independent building sewer shall be pro-
vided for every building, except where one building stands at - the rear of
another on an interior lot and no private sewer is available or -can be
constructed to the rear building through an adjoining alley, court,.yard,
or driveway, the building sewer from the front building may be extended
to the rear building and the whole considered as.one building sewer.
SECTION 405. Old building sewers may be used in connection with new
buildings only when they are found, on examination and test by the
Superintendent, to meet all requirements of this ordinance.
SECTION 406. Any new building sewers shall be cast iron soil pipe,
ASTM specification A74-42 or equal; or "Transite" or eaual asbestos -cement
house connection pipe; or other suitable material approved by the Super-
intendent. Joints shall be tight and waterproof. Any part of the building
sewer that Is located within 10 feet of a water service pipe shall be
constructed of cast iron soil pipe with leaded Joints. Cast iron pipe with
leaded Joints may -be required by the Superintendent where the building sewer
Is exposed to damage by tree roots. If installed In filled or unstable
ground, the building sewer shall be of:dq.s' iron soil pipe, except that
non-metallic material may be accepted if laid on a suitable concrete bed or
cradle as approved by the Superintendent. Building sewer pipe shall have
a maximum length of 5 feet between Joints.
SECTION 407. The size and slope of the building sewer shall be subject
to the approval of the Superintendent, but in no event shall the diameter
be less than four (4) Inches. The slope of such 4-inch.-p'ipe shall be not
less than one -eighth (1/8) inch per foot.
SECTION 408. Whenever possible the building sewer shall -be brought to
the building at an elevation below tile basement floor. No building sewer
shall be laid parallel to or within three (3) feet of any bearing wall,
which might, thereby be weakened. The depth shall be sufficient to afford
protection from frost. The building sewer shall be laid at uniform grade
and in straight alignment in so far as possible. Changes in direction
shall be,made only with properly curved pipe and fittings.
SECTION 409. In all buildings in which any building drain is too low
to permit gravity flow to the public sewer, sanitary sewage carried by sucI'-L
drain shall be lifted by approved artificial means and discha_oged to the
building sewer.
SECTION 410; All excavations required for the installation of a
building sewer shall be open trench work unless otherwise approved by the
Superintendent. Pipe laying and backfill shall be performed in accordance
with ASTM specification 012-19 except that no backfill shall be placed
until the work has been inoncected.
SECTION 411. All Joints and connections shall be made gastight and
watertight.
Cast Iron pipe Joints shall be firmly packed with oakum
or hemp and filled with molten lead, Federal Specification 0,0-1-156, not
less than one (1) inch deep. Lead shall be run in one pouring and calked
tight. No paint, varnish, or other coatings shall be permittea on the
jointing material until after the joint has been tested and approved. The
transition joint between cast iron pipe -and Transite pipe shall be made with
either lead or approved hot -poured jointing material as specified herein.
Material for hot -poured Joints shall not soften sufficient-
ly to destroy the effectiveness of the joint when subjected to aL,.temperature
of one hundred sixty (1600 F) degrees Fahrenheit, nor be soluble in any of
the wastes carried by the drainage system. The joint shall first be calked
tight with jute, hemp, or similar approved material. "Transitell Asbestos -
Cement pipe Joints shall follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
Other jointing materials and methods may be used only
with the approval of the Superintendent.
SECTION 412. The connection of the building sewer into the public
sewer shall be made at the "Y" branch, if such branch is available at a
suitable location. If the public sewer is twelve (12) inches In diameter
or less, and no properly located "Y" branch is available, the owner shall
at his expense install a "Y" branch In the public sewer at the location
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specified by the Superintendent. Where the public sewer is -greater than
twelve (12) inches in diameter, and no properly located °Y" branch is
available, a neat hole may be cut into the public sewer to receive the
building sewer with entry in the downstream direction at an angle of about
forty-five (456) degrees. A forty-five (450) degree ell may be used to
make such connection, with the ,spigot end cut so as not to extend past the
inner surface of t;he public sewer. The invert of the building sewer at
the point of connection shall be at the same or at a higher elevation than
the invert of the public sewer. A smooth, neat ,joint shall be made and
the connection made secure and watertight by encasement in concrete. Special
fittings may be used for the connection only when approved by the Superin-
tendent.
SECTION 413. The applicant for the building sewer permit shall notify
the Superintendent when the building sewer is ready for inspection and
connection to the public sewer. The connection shall be made under the
supervision of the Superintendent or his representative. -
SECTION 414. All excavations for building sewer installation shall
be adequately guarded with barricades and lights so as to protect the
public from hazard. Streets, sidewalks, parkways and other public property
disturbed in the course of the work shall be restored in a manner satis-
factory to the Town.
SECTION 415. Any plumber wishing to be recognized as competent by
Sewer District No. 1 shall file in the office of the Town Clerk his
application in writing giving the name of his firm and its place of business,
and ask to be permitted to perform work in connection with said Sewer
District No. 1. The said application must state what experience the
applicant has had as a plumber and give satisfactory evidence that the
applicant is a regular, trained, practical and experienced plumber, and
that he will be governed in all respects by the rules and regulations which
are or may be adopted by the Town Board, and that he will pay all penalties
imposed upon him for the violation of any of the rules or regulations of
said Board. The applications must be verified by the applicant.
The forfeiture or suspension of recognition of any
plumber operates as the forfeiture or suspension of recognition of any
co-partner, or employee of such suspended plumber. Recognition issued to a
plumbing firm becomes imoperative on the dissolution of said firm, and a
new application must be filed for any party continuing the business of
such firm.
Recognition becomes inoperative whenever the party or
parties to whom it is issued no longer have a recognized place of business
or shop.
No plumber shall allow his name to be.used by any.
other person or party, either for the purpose of obtaining permits or
doing work under his recognition. Recognition cannot be transferred.
The plumber designated and employed by the owner of the
premises will be considered the agent of such.owner while employed In the
prosecution of the work or while introducing sewer facilities into said
premises, and will not be recognized in any sense as the agent of the Town
Board. Neither Sewer District No. 1 nor the Town of Cortlandville shall
be responsible for the acts of such plumber.
All plumbers shall within forty-eight hours after
completing the work on any house sewer lateral make a written report to
the Town Board of all pipes attached or connected or disconnected by
them or under their supervision.
When trenches are opened for the laying of house, sewer
lateral pipes;'. such trenches shall be inspected by the Superintendent
before the same are filled; and the plumber performing such work shall
notify the Superintendent when the laying of house sewer is completed.
The filling of a trench before inspection is made will subject the plumber
to whom a permit is issued to a penalty of $25.00 for each offense.
In case of a violation of any provisions of this
Ordinance or of the rules and regulations adopted by the Town Board here-
under by a plumber, his hourneymen plumbers, or other persons in his
employ, he (the plumber) may be suspended or his recognition inay be
revoked by the Town Board.
Article 5
Use of Public bez,Ter
-Section 501-, No person shall discharge or -cause to be discharged
any storm water, surface w,!-iter, ground water, roof runoff. subsurface
drainage, cooling loater or unpolluted industrial process waters Into any
sanitary- sewer.
5ection 502. Storm water and all otner polluted drainage shall be
discharged into such sewers as are specifically designated as storm sel,,Ters,
or to a natural outlet approved by the Superintendent. Industrial cooling
water or unpolluted process i,',ate-,,s riniey be discherged, upon approval of the
Superintendent, into a storm sewer or natural outlet. . 1.
Section 507. Except as Lnereinp.fter provided no person shall discharge
or cause to be discharged any of the following described waters or wastes
into any public sewer:
(a) Any liQuid or vapor navino::,- a, temperr).ture higher
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than 150 degrees Fahrenheit (S-D
-5 degrees Centigrade)
(b) Any waters or ii.=stes which contain grease or oil
or other substance that i-%,ill solidify or become discenerably viscous at
temperatures between 32 and 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
(c) Any waters or wastes containing emulsified oil and
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grease exceeding p,n F,.ve:c,age of , 0 parts per milli -on
(417 pounds per million
gallons) ether soluble matter.
(d) Any gasoline,benzine, napha, fuel oil, or mineral
oil or other flampble or explosive liouid, solid or gas.
(e) Any noxious or malodorous gas such ?,s hydrogen
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sulfide, or sulfur dioxide, or nitrous oxide or other substance, iThicii -either
singly or by inte-,--ection with otner wastes is capable of creating a public
nuisance or hazard to life or of preventing entry into sewers for their
maintenance and repair.
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or triturated.
(g) Any s,ies cinder sand, mud,str,7,,Y, shavings, metal,
glass, rags, feathers, tar, plastic wood, paunch ma,nure, hair anc. fleshings
entrails, lime slurry, lime residues, beer or distillery slops, chemical
residues, paint residyes, cannery waste bulk solids, or any other -solid or
viscous substance capalble of causing obstruction to the flow of sewers or
other interference with tine pro -Der operation of the sein:lge system..
(h) Any waters or wastes, acid and alkaline in reaction,
having corrosive prop---rties capable of causing damage or hazard to structure
equipment and personnel of the sevage sys.tem. Free acids and alkalies must
be neutralized, at all times, within a �.Dermissable pH range of 6.0 t09-5-
(i) Anycya.nides in excess of 2 parts per million by
weight p,s CN.
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ctive isotopes,
k Any waters or wastes that for a duration of -L-_)
minutes have a concentration greater than 5 times that of a "normal" sewage
�s measured by suspended so.ids and B.O.D. and/or which is discharged
continuously at a. rate exceeding 1,000 gallons per minute, by special permit.
( ,j) kny long -Y half-life (over 100 days) of toxic radio-
L v'itn out a special permit.
(1) Any storm 7-:,rater, cistern or tank overflow, cdllar
drain, disenarce from any vehicle wash rp.ck or water motor, or the contents
of any privy vault or cesspool, or except as otherwise provided by the
Superintendent, tLie discharge of effluent from any aAr conditioning machine
or refrigeration unit.
(m) No person shall discharge or reuse to be discharged
any water or wastes containing a. toxic or poisonous substance, -, hign
suspended demend or susended solids in sufficient quan-l"'Cly to in"ure or
interfere with any sei,,Tage treat.-f-,ent process, constitute a hpzq:r,,l to humqns
or animals or create any hazard in the receiving -,-,aters or the effluent of
the City of Cortland Sewage Treatment,Plant. Such -toxic substances shall
be -limited -to the average-concentrationslisted hereinafter in the sewage
as it -.arrives at Treatment -Plant -and -a.t -no -time shall --the hourly-- concentra—
tion at such -Sewage -Treatment Plant exceed three times the average concen—
tration. If concentrations listed are exceeded, individual establishments
will be subject to control in volume and concentration by the Town Board.
Limits of Toxic Substances in Sewage
Iron, as Fe. ..................5 PPm
Chromium,as Cr (hexavalent)...o:5 ppm
Cadmium.......................3 PPm
Copperas Cu.................. 1 ppm
Zinc,as Zn.................... 3 ppm
Chlorine Demand ...... ........20 ppm
Phenol...... .................10 ppm
Cyanide,as ON ......... ......1 ppm
(n) Normal Sanitary Sewage shall be construed to fall
within the following ranges at the effluent of the industrial plant in
question.
Constituents Permissible Rangel
Suspended Solids .... ......... 100 to 350 ppm
B. 0 D. 140 to 300 ppm
Chlorine Demand .............. 5 to 15 ppm
Section 504. Grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be provided
when, in the opinion of the Superintendent, they sre necessary for the
-oroper handling of liquid wastes containing grease in -excessive amounts,
or any flammable wastes, sand and other harmful ingredients; except that
such interceptors shall not be required for private living quarters or
dwelling units. All interceptors shall be of a type and capacity approved
by the Superintendent, and shall be located as to be readily and easily
accessible for cleaning and inspection .
Grease and oil interceptors shall be constructed. of
impervious materials capable of withstanding abrupt and extreme changes
in tempertures. They shall be of substantial construction, watertight,
end equipped with easily removable covers whicri when bolted in place shall
be gastight and watertight.
Section 505. Where installed, all grease oil and sand interseptors
shall be maintained by the owner, at his expense, in continuously efficient
operation at all times.
Section 506. The admission into the public sewers of any waters or
wastes having (a) a 5 day Biochemical Oxygen Demand greater than 300 parts
per million by weight, or (b) containing more than 350 parts per million
by weight of suspended solids;_or (c) containing more than 15 parts per
million of chlorine demand, 6r (d) containing any qua.nity of substances
.a ,wing the eh&r&,cteristics described in Section 503, or (e) :�•aving an
average daily flow greater than 21 of the average daily sewage'°flora_of.. �.
Sewer District # 1, snall be subject to the -review and approval of the
Superintendent. Where necessary in the opinion of the Superintendent, the
owner shall provide, at his expense, such preliminary treatment as may be
necessary to, (a) reduce the Biochemical Oxygen Demand to 300 parts per
million and the suspended solids to 350 parts per million by weight,or
(b) reduce the chlorine demand to 15 parts per million, or (c) reduce ob—
jectionable characteristics or constituents to within the maximum limits
provided for in Section 503, or (d) control. the quanties and rates of
discharge of such waters or wastes. Plans, specifications, and any other
pertinent information relating to proposed preliminary treatment facilities
shall be submitted for the approval of the Town Engineer end of the Water
Pollution Control Board of the State of New York, 4nd no construction of
sucii facilities shall_ be commenved until said approvals are obtained in
writing.
Section 507. Where preliminary treatment facilities are provided for
any waters or wastes, shall be maintained continuously, in satisfactory
,and effective operation by the owner, at hL6_ expense .
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Section 508 '.,Then required by -t le- Superintendent; -the owner of any
property served by a building set%rer carrying industrial wastes shall install
suitable control manhole in tree building sei,Ter to facilitate observation
sampling and measurement of the wastec. Such manhole, when required, shall
be accessibly a.nd safely located, and shall be constructed in accordance
with plans approved by the Town Engineer. The manhole shall be installed by
the owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by him so as to be safe
and. accessible .a,t all times.
Section 50g, Al.l measurements, tests and analyses of the characteristict,
of waters and wastes to vrnich. reference is made in Section 503 and 505 shall
be determined in accordance witn "STANDARD METHODS for the Examination of
I%rater and-Sel,7age" nd shall be determined at the control ;manhole ,provided
for in Section 509, or upon suitable samples taken at said. control manhole.
In the evert that no special manxaole has been required, the control manhole
shall be considered to be the nearest downstream manhole in the public sewer
to tY�e point at v7.Licr the building sewer is connected.
Section 510. No statement cont=.ined in this article shall be construed
cs preventing any special e.greer�ient or arrangement between the Toren Board
Feting on behalf of Sewer District 1'r 1, and. any industrial concern whereby an
industrial Z���aste of -unusual strength or charkLcter may be accepted by SeT er
District 1. for Treatment, subject to payment therefor by the industrial
concern. ***** SERE ARTICLE # 6 ,below,
Article 7
Powers and Authority of Inspectors
Section 701. The Su?Jerintendent and other duly authorized empluees of
the Town bearing; proper credentials and identification shall be permitted to
enter upon all properties for the purposes of inspection, observation,
measurement, sampling end testing, in accordance with the provisions of this
ordinance.
Art i cl e 6
Protection from Damage
Section 601. No un4thorized person shall maliciously, willfully or
negligently brea.k,damage, destroy, uncover, deface or tamper with any struc—
ture, appurtenance, or equipment which is part of the sewerage syatem, in
Sewer District ## 1. Any person violating this provision shall be subject
to immediate arrest under charge of disorderly conduct.
Article 8
PENALTIES
Section 901. Any person found to be violating any provision of this
Ordinance, except Sect-1-on 601, shall be served with written notice st:-,ting
the nature of the violation end providing a, reasonable time limit for the
satisfactory correction thereof. The offender shall, iTithin the period of
time stated in such notice, permanently cease all violations.
Section 802. Any person wkio shall conti nue any violation beyond the
time limit orovided for in Section 801 s1,all be guilty of a. misdeamor, and
u.Fon conviction thereof shall be fined in an amount not exceeding Two Hundred
( ,200.00) Dollars for each violation. Each day in which any such violation
shall continue shall be deemed a separate offense.
Section 803. Any person violating a.rny of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall become liable to the TovTn for any expense, loss, or damage
occasioned the Town by reason of such violation.
Article 9
Validity
Section 501. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed.
Section 902. The invalidity of any secti n, clause, sentence or pro—
vision of this Ordinance shall not affect the validity of any other part of
this Ordinance which can be given effect without such invalid part or parts.
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Article 10
Ordinance in- Force
Section 1001. This Ordinance shall be in full force a.nd effect from
a.ncl after its passage. approval, recording, and publication as provided by
law. ( ***-; *** A copy of this Ordinance was rec'd by the Town Clerk, Lelan
M. Brookins, on August 3, 1960)
therefor, this is being entered to precede the minutes
of the Regular Meeting of the Town Board,Wed. Aug.3,1960.
Wed. August 3, 1960, 8 P.M.
The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Cortla.ndville .
was held at the residence of the Town Clerk, Lelan M. Brookins. Supervisar
Glenn Alexander, presiding:
Precent were: Justice Floyd Colegrove and Sherman Griswold, Counciloon
man. Absent,Justice Merton Bean and Councilman Leonard Bacon.
Also present were Mr. LaRose, from office of Stearns & Wheler ,Eng"
ineers.,H S.Rowe, Hgwy Sup't.,Theofore Fensterma.cher Town Attorney,RudOlph
Krauklis, book-keeper for Supervisor,Don McKee,Engineer,Veeo Ya.cavone,
Leonard Kise, John Manderano,and other interested citizens.
Mr. Yacovone, questioned about trailer camps being zoned commercial,
instead of the present zoning regulation, he felt trailer camps should .be
zoned residential.
In regard to the Public Hearing on Fire contracts with the Vilages
of Homer and McGraw, for fire protection, there was no objection to the
said contracts, therefor, on motion of Mr. Colegrove seconded by Mr.
Griswold, contracts were accepted, motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove nd seconded by Mr. Griswold that bid of Brobk..
way Motor Co. (only bid rec'dT for a truck and snow plow for the Highway
Dep t. be accepted g.t a price of $24,650.00 ,less trade in of a Ford truck
for $5,250.00, price delivered (within 30 days) $19,400.00, Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that the rec-
ommendation of the Appeals Board be accepted in regard to the rezoning of
Robert Beans brpberty. Motion carried.
A letter was reed and read from Attorney Edward Hoffman -withdraw-
ing the petition of Katherine Webster, Salem Isaf and Olin Spencer for
the rezoning of their lands on Rte. 281.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that Don McKee
be employed to survey the water District lands bought from Charles Buck,
at an approximate cost of $70.00. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold , seconded by Mr. Colegrove that a street light
be installed in the center of Levydale between Starr Road and Louise Street.
Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Griswold that all bills
on General Fund and all bills on Water District # 1 ,be paid, Motion
carried.. There being no further business at this time the meeting was
adjourned,
Lelan M. Brookins,- Town Clerk
August 10, 1960
These minutes reed from Town Attorney by mail, August 9, 1960
to be added to Minutes of Regular meeting,'held on August 3, 1960.
Resolution.:
Resolved that .the Town Attorney be, and he hereby is,
directed to Institute an action in the name and on behalf
of the: Town of Cortlandville, against Louis Rosen of
Tompkins Street Ex'tension, for the violation of the Town
Zoning Ordinance; and be it .further -
Resolved that, pursuant to the terms of the Resolution
covering his appointment,•such Town Attorney receive separat
and additional -compensation for his services in' connection
with such litigation.
See motion by Leonard Bacon, seconded by Merton Bean, Regular Meeting
of Town Board, June 1, 1960.
ALSO: On motion of Justice Colegrove and seconded by
Councilman Griswold it was unanimously:
Resolved, that John T. Ryan, County Attorney
-of Cortland County, be and he hereby is authorized and em-
powered to appear, on behalf of the Town in a certain pro ceed-
ing before the Interstate Commerce Commission and to object to
the proposed abandonment by the D.L.& W.R.R.Co. of its existing
railroad line -serving the Town of Cincinnatus; Cortland County
New York, and other towns within -tine• Countjr of •Cortland, more
particularly known as its Cincinnatus Branch (100 Fina D eket
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On recommendation of the Appeals Board, on' motion -of. Justice
Floyd Colegrove and seconded by Sherman Griswold,'the following
resolution wa's,una.nimously adopted by the Town Board of the Town
of Cortlandville, as of August 3, 1960.
RESOLVED THAT THE BOUNDARIES OF RESIDENTIAL', AGRI*
and COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS in the TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE, AS SHOWN
ON THE 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 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT:
All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town
of Cortlandville, Coun.ty'of Cortland and .State of. New York, on
Lot83 in said Town ,bounded and described as follows: Beginning in th
center o'f the highway_ known as N.Y. Route 13 at ' the north west
corner of premises cony'eyed to Hos-ley •by Keisling on June 8,. 1959;
thence running south'rl•y °along Ease'iy"s west line a distance of
486.1 feet to a pipe -,at --'the southwest, corner of Hosely's premises
on a hortri line of premises now or formerly owned by Ottensc6ott;
thence 79032' W a distance of 150 feet "t+o,',a pipe; thence S 3
8 ' est a di n e f 2'09 - feet t'o 'a ipe� e 60 ' W
. dis anee of e�� to :a pipe;. theElpe i A� T , di;lance
317 feet to a pipe; these la -at courses being the boundary line
with Ott,enschott); thence N 5 26' E a distance of 448�feet to
f the southwest. 'corner of- premises. oNelson Stevens & wife, pur-
ported owners; thence- nor.trieasterly parallel to . the center of said NY:
higriway along the south line of Stevens and Hart, purported owner,
a. distance of 289 feet •to a pipe, the southeast corner of .the Hart
premises: tnence N 5 26' E along, the east line of Hart a- dtsta.nce
of 110 feet to the center of the said highway;` thence northeasterly
along the center of said highway a distance of 286"!f_eet - to the
place of beginning.
The above described premises are presently owned by
Robert P. Bean.
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
August 31, 1960, 8 P.M.
Special Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville
held at the Town Clerk's, South Cortland, New York. Sup rvisor
Glenn Alexander presiding: present were, Justice Floyd olegrove
Councilmen Sherman Griswold & Leonard Bacon ,also Book-keeper for
Supervisor, R. Krauklis, Absent, Justice Merton Bean.
Motion by Mrti Griswold and seconded by Mr. Colegrove that the Town Clerk
send Criore Oonstruction Co. a bill in 'the amount of $252.00 for water
loss,in main breakage . This motion was carried. Water and Sewer
Budgets were discussed. On motion of Mr. Floyd Colegrove and seconded by
Mr. Griswold,a resolution that the contract of Compagni Const. Co. be
extended another 30 days, was passed. There being no further business
at this time, meeting was adjourned. .
Lelan M. Brookins, Town Clerk
September 7, 1960, 8 P.M.
Regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville held
at Town Clerk's, South Cortland, Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding:
Present were Justice's M.Bean & Floyd Colegrove,Councilmen S. Griswold
& L. Bacon,Road Sup't. H.S.Rowe,Patrick Hayes(Hayes Ambulance Service)
Engineer Gordon Wheler & Mr. LaRo se, Contractor, Peter Criore and Town
Attorney Theodore Fenstermacher. Also present were Mr. G. Rugg, B.Ferris
John Manderano, Leonard Kise,Roy Palmer and Mr. Hendrickson, gnd Book-
keeper for Mr. Alexander, R. Krauklis.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Colegrove that a certificate
of completi6n;,,be approved for the Criore construction Co. ( Sewer Dist.
1, project) and that Mr. driore be paid the amount of $17,764.64.
the final payment estimate. This motion was carried.
Engineer G. Wheler made the recommendation that the 50.00 per day
stipulation be waived.
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Bacon that Stearns & Wheler be
paid the amount of �867.30 and 71..25, final payments on engineering
service's on Sewer istrict # 1. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bean that Supervisor glenn
Alexander be empowered to sign an anticipation note in the amount of
$20,000 for Sewer District # 1. Motion carried.
Mr. Qkus Rugg presented a petition from a group of tax payers in the
Route 291 vicinity (north of the city line, extending to the Village
line of Homer) who would like to have the speed limit set at not more
than 40 miles per hour. This problem will be channelled to the proper
authorities by the Town Clerk.
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A letter from Mayor Gabriel was read, regarding the dropping of the
assessment against the Airport. Mr. Alexander will answer this letter.
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Colegrove that the Town Attorney
be authorized towrite a. letter to Lester Carroll informing him of
two signs erected on his property in violation of the zoning ordinance.
Motion 'by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Bacon that all bills on
Water District,. Sewer District and General Fund be paid. Motion carried.
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Regular meeting of the Town Board. of the Town of Cortland.vmlle
heia at file Town Clerk) s, South Cortland ,RGe. 13,on October- 5til 1960
1
a.t O P. leis
Presiding: Supervisor Glenn Alexander, present were, Justices,
Merton Bean &-Floyd Colegrove, Councilmen, Sherman Griswold & Leonard
Bacon, also T.o�%,n attorney, Theodore Fensterma.cher,Higlw�ay Sup It.,
H. S.Rowe,Sup's. Book-keeper,R. Krauklis,Nr. William Halstead, Engineers,
MacNeil and LaRo se and Mr. Bert Ferris.
He: Bert •.nL_ Nary Ferris
Fer-Cor Drive
" On motion of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Councilman Griswold,
the following Resolution was unanimously adopted:
"VThereas, the Town of Cortlandvil_le Plannin;_; Board on August
5, 1960, through error and inadvertence and prior to the holding of
a public hearing' thereon, approved a certain subdivision plat of
lands of Bert Ferris and Nary Ferris, known a.s "Fer--Cor Tract" shoving
a street or highway thereon aesigno.ted as Fer-Co-r Drive"; and
I,Therea.s, the said Bert and Nary Ferris ,_,re willing to dedicate
such street or highway known a.s "Fer-Cor Drive" to the public and to
post a. performance bond to guarantee the .suitable p.na satisfactory
construction and gre-aing of such street by July 1, 1961, in such amount as
the said Planning Bo,i.rd small_ stipulate;
Now, Ther•efo re, be it
f
Resolved that (a) upon the formal approval of the sai a xxhatxixi
subdivision plat of lands known as "Fer-Cor Tract" by the
Town of Cortlandville Planning Board,,, (b) u- on the filing aixxx
of a. performance bond to guarantee the suitable and satisfactmx
construction _and grading of the certain street or highway
known as Fer-Cor Drive, -in the amount stipulated therefor by
such Planning Board, such Bona: to be subject to the approval
of this Board as to form, sufficiency and manner of execution
in accordance with the provisions of Section 277 of the Town
Law, and (c) upon the conveyance thereof being in form sat-
isfactory to .t-e Town Attorney, the said street or highway
known as "FER-Cor Drive" shall be formally accepted as, and
become,_ a public street of the Town of Cortlandville.
Notion by Mr. Bacon a.nd seconded by Mr. GrisvTola that Coml?a, ni u"onstr® Co.
be granted an exeeution to Nov. 1, 1960, to finish Sev.,er under roads, Notion
carried.:
Petition of 16 property owners on Route 13 w110 are dissa.:.stisfied with their
14.wns ., resulting from -S e construction of the Sewer line, was�qre.l-d by, the
Town Clerk. A more soecific report will have to be made by =! petitioners,
Attorney Fenstermacner will consult with their attorney in,,,*;gird to these
aetail.s, yoL�T,d4
Notion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean that the Town Clerk,bill
Smith Corona March -ant in the amount of100 for Sewer connection and in the
amount of � 8, 267.53 for Seiner service from April 1960 thru,MWXT , 1J960, also
there .is an additional charge of , 50,00 for hydrant renta*jp,,[gp
Aois�
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by lVir. Griswold t� on Gene_ -al
Fund warrant, ana 7s;4ter Dist. Warrant be ?paid, Motion carried. October 24,
is the date scheduled for a public hearing on the water and sewer budgets
at LS P. =. , also at 8:30 P.I=. , the General Budget, a.t they : tla.nd Grange
Hall. There being no further busin.ess at thi)ntri11&f-.journ ed.
x tes � o 150111C
Lelan I,% Brookins, Town Clerk
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October 28, 1960 , 8 P.M.
Specizj_ meeting of the .Town Board, held at the Town Clerk's ,Rar 3,
South Cortland, Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding: , .
Members present were : Justices Merton Bean, & Floyd Collegrov e, Council—
man Leonard Bacon, Rudolph Krauklis, Supervisor's, Book bleeper, Town
Attorney Ted Fenstermacher, and Highway Sup't. H.S.Rowe,
This meeting was held in regatd to adopting the preliminary budget as
the Annual Budget for the year 1961.
WHEREAS, this Town Board met at the South Cortland Grange Hall on
October 24th. in a. Public Hearing, gnd heard all persons desiring to be
hev:rd, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such preliminary
budget as originally compiled, as the annual budget of this Town for
the fiscal year beginning on the 1st day of January, 1961, and that
such budget as so adopted be entered in detail in the minutes of the
proceedings of this Town Board, and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare
and certify, in duplicate, copies of said annual budget as adopted by
this Town Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant
to section 202—a, subd.2, of the Town Lai.,a and deliver one copy thereof
to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of
Supervisors of this County.
Pursuant to (Town Law-63) this is a roll call vote, all members
voting aye, Supervisor Glenn Alexander, Justices M. Bean, Floyd Colegrove
Councilman Leonard Bacon.
Pursuant to Town Law, 113, the annual budget is entered here in
detail as follows:
TO IN B01RD
Town Hall & Offices:
Rentals (Board Room, Offices, Elections etc.)
W5.00
Purchase, furniture,eauipment
750.00
Repairs, light heat &telephone
3000.00
Other expense, Assn' /To-,rans etc.
750.00
Elections
Compensation of Officials,milea.ge etc,
1200.00
Compensation of custodians, voting machines
270.00
Voting machines, pur.chase & repair
200.00
Insurance
Compensation insurance
2723.21
Official Bonds & undertakings
375-00
Fire & Liability
.6000.00
Printing & adv' g, (all. departments)
500.. 00
Services of Attorneys,expense of litigation
500.00
Services of Engineer
1200.00
Employees Retirement, Town Share
31OP.00
Payment to state for Soc. Security, Town Share
1750. 00
TOTAL TOWN, BOARD $ 22 , i1,93.21
SUP'.ERVI SOR
Salary
12800.00
Compensation of Employees
00.00
�00.00
Office & other expense .
TOTAL SUPERVISOR $4,100.00
Justice/Peace
Salaries (2) �1800. & $10000
28bo".o0
Office & other expense
175, 60
. TOTAL JUSTICES 2975.00
COUNCIL11-iEN
Salaries (2)
TOTAL C0-U-'NCIL!.vj.E1\7 6�1,1400. oo*
TOI-�iN CTERTIC,& TAX COLLTECTOR
Sal ary
Comn en s at ion, Employee s
Office & other ex-oense
TOTAL CLERT, & COLLECTOR $4500.00*
ASSESSORS
Salaries (3)
Office & other expense
TOTAL ASSESSORS
TOWN ATTORNEY
Salary
Office & other ex-oense
TOTAL TO�,kTIN, ATTO',RNEY-
Zonifig Commission
Office & other expense
TOTAL ZOINTING COMMISSION
BOARD OF APPEALS
Office & other expense
TO'-T"AL BD, OF APPEALS
PLANNING BOARD
Office & other expense
TOTAL PLANNING BOARD
I rT TOTAL GENERAL EEN AL GOVERN-
-E.U.BLIC Sl,FETY
TRAFFIC
Sims & signals
Dog Warden
Building Ins-opection
TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY
Education
Town Historian
TOTAL EDUCATION
SANITATION
Dump Attendant
TOTAL SANITATION
13300- 00*
2025. 00*
200. 00*-
1
200. 00*
R,1400. oo
3000-00
1000.00
500.00
3000.-00
300.00
2000.00
25-00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200. 00*
$41,393.21
��276o.00*
1-0. 00*
2000.00
66o.00
100.00
50-00
1200.00
RECREATION
-Patriot-ic Observances 150-00
TOTAL PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCES 150. 00*
INTEERPRI"
T, DES
Cemeteries 137-00
Ambulance Service 3866.40
TOTAL ENTERPRISES 4003.40is
GENE-RAL ESTIMATED REVENUIPIS
State Aid
Per capita 18,613.00
Mortgage tax 4,000.00
TOTAL STATE AID 22,615.00*
LICENSES & PER","'LITS
Dog licenses 1350.00
bfulaing per -nits, tra"Ller Darks etc. 850-00
TOTAL, LICENSES 1 PER1,17ITS 2200.00*
D -ZPARTTENTAL EARNINGS
Fees, Town Clerk $1010.00
Fees, Justices 1555.00
Fees, Tax Collectors 75.00
TOTAL DEP. EARNINGS ---- $3040.00*-
Interest on deposits 600.00*
TOTAL GEN FUND, ESTI-1KATED REVENUES $28, 453. 00*
GENERAL FUND SUIM1,61-,RY
APPROPRIATIONS:
General Government �41393.21
Public Safety 2:700.00
Education 50.00
Sanitation 1,200.00
Recreation 150.00
Enterprises 4,003.40
Vital Statistics 55.00
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND $49,611.61
TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES, 28,453.00
A--% OUN`I' TO BE RAISED BY TAX,
r:I' if•$f;e:'r11I.11C.:`' (•X-
HIGHWAY FUND
HIGIDiTAY FUND (ITEiV 1) APPROPRIATIONS:
General repairs, sluices culverts etc. �3000.00
Special Improvements " " " 12000.00
Redemption of notes (Principal) 5000.00
Interest on bonds & notes 30.00
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS: $40030.00
BSTII,iATED REVEN�UES
State Aid 4495.00
TOTAL EST. REVENIUES
TO`2AL TO BE RAISED BY TAX,
HIGi-iWAY FUND Item 1 917 5 5.=
BRIDGE FUND Item 11. A.PPROPRIAl 1 U A?S
Labor, equipment rental,repairs & maintenance 2000.00
`.DOTAL APPROPRIAT IOITS 2000,,00
TOTAL EST : iATED REVENUES 0000.00
TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAX
HIG1iWAY FUND ITEM 11 ."$2000, 00*
MACHINERY FUND, ITEM 111,AP'I''ROPRIATIONS
Purchase, machinery tools & equipment 10000.00
Repair, if " " " 12500.00
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $22500.00
TOTAL EST. REVENUES 00000.00
TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY SAX
HIGtJWAY FUND, ITEM111 2 . c5���
51,10 r &' MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEii 1V) APPROPRIATIONS;
S,a.larun,-T-otan Superintendent
Removing obstructions caused by
Cutting & removing noxious weeds
Other miscellaneous purposes
TOTAL A.PPROPRIAT:-ONS
TOTAL ESTINATED RMNUES
A-'OUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX
HIGHWAY* FUND ITEM 1V
A w0U1,iT TO BE RAISED BY TAX,
ITF�IrIS 11,111,& 1V
5000.00
snow 12500.00
& brush 1000.00
1000.00
$19, 00.00*
300.00
$19,500.00
644, 000, oo* -*** **
91
Ten Year Town H-12,111,,ay Program Appropriations
Salary & wages "0000.00
TOTAL APP-PROPRILATIONIS �9000.00
-Estimated Revenues
State Aid, '795.10
TOTAL Z'ST171:-ATED REVENU-4,S 2795-1.0
A OUN TO BE RAISEM BY TAX
TEN YEAR, -Y PROPAM $6204.90*
SUMMARY OF TOTAL TIAMS, TO BE Rc', !SED
ALI, FUNDS
*GE NERLAL FUND IC
AY FUND I T E M ;5 ��000,004- 00'
J! IGH AY FUND i 1, 1 S 2 &
-ear Town HIE�iway Program ram,
Ten 1;
a Cl- 6,204.00
4WATER DISTRICT 1 7. L16o.00
,.Hydrant Rental
2,076.00
-'WER DISTRICT , 1
V2,150.00
Ire Conuracts,minus,Rev. sty-te Aid
t
2jJ64.pq
$7,000.00
2
05
T -al Special Districts
o (8
OTAL ALL FUNDS 8117A-12157-96
.As clerk- of tie Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville, I
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elan M. Brookins ,certify, tie foregoing is a true and correct
-%,copy of said annual budget for the fiscal year beginning in
,,January 1961.
eT-ie following resolutions in regard to the special districts
ater District # 1 andSewer District were adopted as follows:
V11EREAS, an assessment roll has been prepared by the Town
�oard for and in connection with the District Improvement conA
Fisting of a water distr'bution system in and for 1,°,Tater District #
Filed on or about Sept,l5, 1-960 and whereas a Public Hearing was
on Oct.24th. at S. Cortland Grange Hall for the pur-looses of
4,46aring or correcting, revie7,i7ing or amending same,
IT
RESOLVED,on motion of Justice M. Bean and seconded by
I-ouncilman Bacon, that said assessments be and it hereby is ap-oroved
Affirmed and ado-pt d b e y t�- -1 e Town Board.
Nhereos aisojasseEsji�ents have been prepared by the Town Board
flor and in connect
ion with tImprovement District Im
-rovement consisting of
a sewerage system in ancI for Sewer District # 1, on or about Sept.
15, 1.960, and whereas E,,, public hearing was held on Oct.24-th. at S.
Cortland Grange Hall, for the purposes of reviewing, correcting or
� w- ending same,
NOW, - , EFol:)LLi-, BrE
REWSOLVET), on :,,,otj---)n of Justice Bean and seconded by Justice
g'glegrove, the said assessments be and it i:-iereby is ap-proved,affirmed
a!pd ado -oted by tz4e; Town Board.
Absent at this Board meeting, Councilman Sherman Griswold,
There being no further business, meeting adjourned.
Lelan M. Brcokins, Town CT'ark
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TOWN BOARD RESOLUTIONS PASSED ON NOVEMBER 2, 196o.
RE: TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1
Mr. William LaRosa of the engineering firm of Stearns &
Wheler appeared and stated that Compagni Construction Co. had
completed all work required under Contract No. 3 for Town of
Cortlandville Sewer District No. 1 relating to sewer crossings,
except for a small amount of paving which is expected to be
completed within the next week. Inasmuch as the only certified
payment estimatel submitted to the Board was that dated
September 30, 1960 in the amount of �5,431.50, it was, on motion
of Councilman Bacon, seconded by Justice of the Peace ColeCD
grove,
unan mously
RESOLVED that payment to Compagni Construction
Co. of the sum of $5,431.5 0 in connection with work
performed udder Contract No. 3 for Town of Cortland-
ville Sewer District No. 1 be, and it hereby is,
approved.
Mr. LaRosa also stated that since submitting, on September 7,
1960, Certificate of Completion by Criore Construction Co., Inc..
of Contracts Nos. 1 and 2 for Tom. of Cortlandville Sewer Distric
No. 1, his firm. (Stearns & Whaler) had discovered certain
additional work required to be done by the contractor in accord- li
ance with such contracts, which work was expected to be completed
prior to November 11, 1960, the date on which the remaining
amounts withheldcwould become due and payable to the contractor.
After discussion, it was, on motion duly made and seconded,
unanimously.,.,-,.,
RESOLVED that on or after November 11, 1960,
the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized and
empowered to pay to Criore'Construction Co., Inc.
the sum of $14,816.62, such payment to be contingent
upon and made only if Stearns & Wheler, consulting
Sanitary Engineers, advise in writing that Criore
Construction Co., Inc. has completed all
additional work required to be done pursuant
to Contracts Nos. I and 2 for Toim of
Cortlandville Sewer District No. l.
After discussion., and upon motion made by Councilman Griswolc
seconded by Justice of the Peace Bean, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be, and he
hereby is, authorized and empowered in the name
s-nd on behalf of the Town acting on behalf of
Sewer District No. I., to execute and deliver
to First National Bank of Cortland a further
Bond Anticipation Note In the principal amount
of $20,000., such note to bear interest at 31N
p e r anntun.
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Nov. 2, 1960, & P.M.
Regular meeting of the Town Board held at Town Clerk's S., Cort�:�-end
with Supervisor Glenn Alexander presiding: Present were, Justic'e,s Bean &
Colegrove,Councilmen Griswold & Bacon, Hgwy. Sup't. H.S.Rowe, Rul.olpY';Krau -
hlis,, Mr. LaRose from Engineers Office, Attorsay T. Fenstermacher,
Motion by Mr. Bean and seconded by Mr. Bacon that the sum of $17 4,'03
be paid out of surplus, to Elmer Anderson, County Treasure for Debit` Account
in figuring 1959 -1960 tax roll. Motion carried
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that all billson.General
Fund v- rrant, Water District Warrant and Sewer District warrant be. pa.�
with the exception of the Stearns & Wneler bill which was rejected at ;:;this
time. Motion carried ,all voting aye.
The Town Clerk presented a problem which had been brought to'.:h;s
attention numerous times, in regard to the correct numbering of kouse
gand on motion of Mr. Griswold, seconded by Mr. Bacon it was unanimously`
RF OLVED: pursuant to section 64 (9) of the Town Law that the numbers'`of
the residences on Isabelle , Levydale and Louise be numbered from one`:,s� de
to the other, in co-operation with postal delivery, beginning with nuAAr
1, on the one side and number 2, on the other, including vacant 1ots.°4
ana it is further resolved that the Town Clerk notify the owners, of these
_residences of the re-enactment of this resolution. "k
There being no further business at this time the meeting 8,dj`curned.
Lelan M. Brookins, TowAblerk
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A.JUTI'�,JE_19 HE:.sD, AT TIE-::, X,' IPTT CI;ZRK ON N017,j!fj_73.--;R 2? 1,96o
'a On r�-,)tlon cj"-", S)her�ma�, Griswold, seconded b7 Justior.,
r i ,1.'o11.rDw1nF esolutlonwa,�s intro-
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130N]D A.'�,TICIP.A 1-,1T "M E ", i P _L RESOLITTION
NOW.,�!B;-.'Ai 2y AUT1rL0R;/_7,ING HEP'JIMEUAL OF
��172 500 CrP BOND JINTICIPATION NOTES OF THE
;p
.LOWIN OF NED-4 YORK, TO "FTNANC'
THE AND' ACOILSTTICONSTRUCTION OF A TPUNK
;S SiNTI.JR IJINIE' 1FOORR Sf-JER DIIST.1110T
IT 'ihy Uoe, Mown Lloard�` of the Town of' L;ortlandvillel,
Gorl-land Cxnit-7, X P )i,1c, asi followna
Section 1. Note.:, In ranewal of Sand Anticipation J'Notes of
th;) Town. of CortlanCvillw, New Yorl�, shall 'be 9_ssuL36 1-n the
C0.00 o flnRnce -11-the acquisitlon and
rnaxivrar,', a-triountG 0-f �'-�`729_,)t
construction of a truyYr sower 11no fwr Curt landvi-1.1e. Sewer Dist-ri
N,-,. 1 In Towy,,, lirj-olti(lln' 7 -fiecessai-r or appropria,to original
flat vlshin s, machinery and apparatus. gn'-d renewal not-k-s
she,'.-Ll be IssuaO i..i an,-'-1,_'z1Pat1,on of t"he Issuance of seria"j. bonds
authorizeO -Cor ial.01 -Purno.-11 by the bond reSOlUttOn Rdopted by the
Town Board of said `_--own aA� October 2',"P 195a,
Section 2. Tho notes hareb7 authorized are renewal notes,
the date of lssuanc,:) oi" the rriginal notes issue ] In anticipation
of t1he sal,�zi ld o seonfiti Toeing November 16., '1959 3,
.7.959* Decw-mbpr 3C,, January 13), 11,960, "ebruaryQ - lq609
March 1-060, June 13 1960 September 8,
1960 anC
i,, not�os !,ia_-ab,7 authorized are issued in-
arl`k-licipat�!,ixn c_f an asoessable lnprovennent,,
.S ea. 1-I o" 1 11: " T'no notloq hereby authorized sha?_l bi dated and
mature at vuch,. ,ir `..Izries as i:,-qe Town 3upervisor der -ern
bat saa_� not;e shall natul�o -trith'"n an,�,, year from lt!3 t."ate�
section o The notes shall be executed in the name ofthe
Town by W,?, 'Fawn and shall be sealed with the corporat
set! of tho attesteo by tha Town Glelyt, Eaad shal?,- ot7herwise
be in such form as tha TmrSupervisor shall determine.
Section-S. The Town hupervsior Is hereby authorized and
directed V proceed with Q6 issuance of said renewal notes frof
time to tine as said oriainal LoM anticipation notes nature, A
accardanca with the provisions of the Local Finanon 7aw, and to
determine ali na&urs in walathon to said notes not harein
specifically determined,
Section.7. The faith and credit of the Town of Cortlandvilli
stall be =6 ape hereby pledged for the payment of the principal
of and interest on saW bond anticipation renewer ! notes. Said
noted shall bo paR fron the proceeds of the sale of said bonds
or may be 7oduemed as provided by the Local Finance �aw,
Section S. This resolution shall take ON& immediately.
The foyeColnq resolution was duly put to vote upon roll cail
wn'-. ch foil,ows:
Supervisor
Wenn P. Alexander
voting
aye
Councilman
Leonard D. 3acon
voting
aye
Councilman
Sherman ariswold
voting
aye
Justloo of
tho Rao, Martan R. 3ean
voting
aye
justioc of
the Nace Ployd C. Colegrove
voting
aye
Th- resolution was thereupon declarea duly adoptej�
Nov. 7, !0/60-
(to be inserted in Minutes of next Town
Board Meeting)
The Supervisor stated that on November 7, 19605 Ernie Pace
of ?.bdallah Avenue h&d conferred with him., Messrs. Griswold and
3,,Ilcan of the Town Board, Mr. Roe (Town Sup6'rintendent of Highways)
anC Mr. Plenstermacher (Town Attorney) regarding water service for
'Y, i s i
now residence on Abdallah Avenue. Mr. Pace admitted that he i
Md violated the Rules and Regulations of Town of Cortlandville
District No. 1 by installing and connecting his water' se.rvl.�e
o the Tom main without a permit and without having the same
Ols-elected, but he asked that consideration be given to the fact
VLIct he had, himself, paid for the installation of the water
S 0- r", ic
e from the main to the curb box and that the customary
installation fee of $loo should be reduced accordingly.
After discussion., and upon motion duly made and seconded, it
was unanimously;
RESOLVED that the action of the Supervisor in
directing the Town Clerk to Issue a water permit to
CD
Ernie Pace (a) upon payment of the cost of a water
mu ter plus
10%, (b)
upon payment
of the sum
of $25
by way of a
penalty
for violating
the Rules
and
Regulations of Town of Cortlandville Jqatsr District
No. 1,, and (c) upon Mr. Pace's agreement to dig up
the existing water line from the curb box to the
residence and to make the same available for Inspection
by the Town Superintendent of Highways, be., and it here-
by Is., ratified, approved
4
and confirmed.
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The following was rec°d in the Town Clerk's Office, November 17, 1960
therefore could not be entered into the minutes until this time, this form ws
prepared by Town Attorney, Theodore Fenstermacher .
Re; November 2, 1960 meeting, On motion of Sherman Griswold seconded
by. Merton Bean, the following resolution was introduced:
BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE RENEWAL
RESOLUTION DATED NOVEMBER 2, 1960,AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL
OF $172,500.00 OF BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWN OF.
CORTLANDVILLE, CORTLAND COUNTY, NEW YORK, TO FINANCE THE
ACQUISITION AND CONSTRUCTION OF A TRUNK SEWER LINE FOR THE
TOWN OF CORTLANDVILLE, SE?°:ER DISTRICT # 1, IN SAID TOWN.
Bb IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandville, Cortland
County, New York, as follows:
SECTION 1, Notes in renewal of Bond Anticipation Notes of the Town of''
Cortlandville, New York, small be issued in the maximum amount of $172,500,`0
to•fina.nce the a.cquitision and construction of a trunk sewer line for Co'rt .
landville Sewer District # 1 in said Town, including necessary or appropri,te
original furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus. Said renewal notes
sAaal be issued in anticipation of the issuance of serial bonds authorized :for
s4l d purpose by the bond resolution adoptediby the Town Board of said Town,;on
October 23, 1959.
SECTION 2. The notes hereby authorized are renewal notes, the date of I,
issuance of the original notes issued in anticipation of the sale of bonds -,a
being November 16, 1959, December 3, 1959, December 30, 1959, January 9, 1'�6;0
Fbruary 5, 1960, March 8, 1960, April 11, 1960, June 13, 1960, September:'
1960 and November 11, 1960.
SECTION 3. The notes hereby authorized are issued in anticipation of�'°'
bonds for an assessable improvement. '-
ti �,::.:
- SEC120N 4, The notes hereby authorized shall be dated and mature at ;.
suet time or times as the Town Supervisor shall determine, but each note sfz&ll
mature within one year from its date.
SECTION 5, The notes shall be executed in the name of the Town by the:`
Town Supervisor and shall be sealed with the corporate seal of the Town att;e`sted
by .,the Town Clerk and shall otherwise be in such form as the Town Supervisor,'
shall determine.
SECTION 6. The Town Supervisor is hereby authorized and directed to
proceed with the issuance of said renewal notes from time to time as said
original bond anticipation notes mature, in accordance with the provisions---.
of -the Local Finance Law, and to determine all matters in relation to said ` �.
notes not herein specifically determined.
SECTION The faith and credit of the Town of Cortlandville shall be �_'
and are hereby pledged for the payment of the.principal of and interest on''said
bond anticipation renewal notes. Said notes shall be paid from the proceeds
o•f:_,',the sale of said bonds or may be redeemed as provided by Local Finance Ta,�
SECTION 8. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
The foregoing resolution was duly gut to vote upon roll call, as folloyts
-Supervisor Glenn Alexander, voting AYE, Councilmen Sherman Grist,.-old,aye,
Leonard Bacon,aye, Justices,Merton Bean, aye,floyd Colegrove,aye,and?
resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. :y=
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Regular meeting of Town Board., December 7, 1960 was heia at residence
of the Town Clerk, R #3, Cortland, 5 P.M. Present were Supervisor G.
Alexander, presicling; Justices M. Bean, F. Colegrove; Councilmen L. Bacon,
Highway Supt. H. S. Rowe, Town Attorney T. Fenstermacher; also John Manderano,
E. Pace, D. Pace, D. Morton, J. Stevens, Mr. Reed. from Ithaca.
First business on agenda: Mr. Reed from Ithaca, re: purchase of addreseo-
graph. No motion taken. I
Petition of residences on Halstead Tract requesting lights was read by
Town Clerk and the -following action taken by Town Board.. Town Board said
to turn this over to Planning Board;
Petition of residences on Bell Drive was read by Town Clerk,and. the
following action taken by Town Board. - Received and -placed on file - on
motion of Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean.
-A petition in regard to having 'a. Town Hall was read by Town Clerk;
also a letter from former Supervisor M. C. Hulbert was read in regard to
this project. No- motion taken at this time except general discussion.
J a.mes Stevens appeared to ask for permission to finish a house on his
lot which Is in viol ation of Zoning Ordinance. He. was referred to the
Appeals Board.
Motion by Mr, Bacon and. seconded by Mr® Bean that the Supervisor be
empowered to -pay Qorqaagni Construction Co. $5,787-00 for seiner crossings.
Motion carried. Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Bean that the
Supervisor be empowered to borror, the sum of $6000 to pay the above. Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that all bills on General
Fund - Water Dist. #1 and Sewer Dist. #1 be paid as presented. Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconded by Mr. Dacon that the Supervisor
be empowered to borrow the sum of $5000 for Highway Fund item #I.- Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove and seconclea by Mr. Bacon that the Hip._�hway
Superintendent by empowered to purchase a Gasoline tank and pump. Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr. Bacon and seconded by Mr. Bean that the final meeting of
the year be held Dec. 28, 1960. Motion carried.
Following a report by Mr. Rowe, Town Superintendent of Highways, after
discussion and upon motion of Justice of the Peace Colegrove, seconded by
Councilman Bacon-, the following Resolution was introduced;
BUDGET NOTE RESOLUTION DATED DECEMBER 7., 1960, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE
OF BUDGET NOTE OF THE T31VIN OF CORTLIINDVILLE IN THE AMOUNT OF $5,000 TO
PAY FOR GENERAL REPAIRS AND SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS TO HIGHWAYS.
BE
IT
RESOLVED this
7th day of
December, 1960, by
the Town Board of the
Town
of
Cortlandville,
Cortland
County, New York, as
follows:
SECTION 1. Pursuant to subdivision 2 (a) of Section 20.00 of the Local
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Finance Lgw, for the pui7Dose of -paying. for gen-ral repairs and. special
Improvements to Town highways, the same being an expenditure for which
an Insufficient provision was made in the annual budget of the Town of
Cortlanavilie for the '3.960 fiscal year, there is hereby authorized to
be issued a Budget Note of the Town of Cortlandville in the principal
amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) which is the maximum cost of
such object or purpose.
SECTION 2. Such note shall be dated and issued in December, 1960,
`sh611 mature not. exceeding one year from its date, shall bear interest
at a rate of not exceeding five per centum, (5%) per annum payable. at
maturity, shall be payable as to both principal and interest in lawful
money of the United States of America, at First National Bank of Cortland,
in Cortland, New Fork, and will be in such form as may be determined by
the Town Supervisor consistent, however, with the provisions of the
said Local Finance Law of the State of New York; and shall be executed
in the name of the Town of Cortlandville by itu Supervisor and -the seal.
of the Town shall 'be attached thereto.
SECTION 3. The said note shall be sold at private sale by the Town
Supervisor at a price of not less than par value and accrued interest,
if any, and upon the due execution and sale of said note the .sarne
shall be delivered to the purchaser upon the payment by him of the pur—
chase price in cash to such Supervisor; and the receipt of such Super-
visor shall be a full adquitta.nce Ito such purchaser who shall not be
obliged to see to the application of the-urchase money.
SECTION 4. The full faith and credit of the Town of Cortlandville,
or , are pledged to the. punctual payment of principal of and interest
on said note'n
SECTION 5. This Resolution shall take effect immediately.
The foregoing Resolution was duly put to vote upon roll call
which "resulted as follows:
Supervisor Glenn R. Alexander Voting Aye
Council man Leonard D. Bacon Voting ,Aye
Justice of the Peace Merton R. Bean Voting Aye
Justice of the Peace Floyd 0. Colegrove Voting Aye
The Resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal.of
the Town of Cortlandville, Cortland
County, New York, as Clerk of said
Town this '_day of December, 1960.
own Clerk
There being no further business, the meeting adjpurned.
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Joint Meeting of the Planning Board and Town Board
December 19, 1960, 7:30 P.M., Town Cler'E's Residence, South Cortland.
Present were: Glenn Alexancl_er., Supervisor, Councilmen Leonard Bacon
and Srierma.n Griswold, Justices ,)'iertan Bean a.rd Floyd Colegrove, and
Planning hoard Iiembers,Victor Mietcalf and Dr. John Steele.
Motion by Mr. Colegrove ,and seconded by Mr. Bacon that the Town buy
130 feet frontage on Terrace Road, (136 ft. deep ) from Morris ti,Vincheli at
a. price not to exceed 8`3500.00 also a plot of ground in back, from Charles
Buck, ' 30 ft. wide and depth to tn.e rear of the Water District Property at
a -)rice not to exceed �1'100.00. ?Motion carried, all voting, aye. r/
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by I4r. Bacon that the "Pace"
Resolution be adopted, as per. Wage 97, all voting aye..
There being .no further business at this time meeting adjourned.
December 25, 1060, 8 F. II. *ill (Dinner at 7 =.Mi. at T. Clerk' s Residence)
Final meeting of t_ie year l`�60, of the Town Board izeld at the
Town Clerk's Office. Present .t c-re: Supervisor Glenn Alexander ,I)residing,
Justices Merton Bean, & Floyd Coleg rove, Councilmen Leonard Bacon and
Sherman Griswold, also Town Attorney Ted Fensterma.cher pnd Rudolph Krauklis,
Book—keeper for Supervisor.
Motion by Mr. Griswold and seconded by Mr. Pea.n that the Town Clerk
be insured to cover theft of taxes and other monies (including money in
safe collected by Town Clerk's Office, in performance of the many duties
involved in said office. Motion carried: all voting aye. The amount of
insurance to be set by the Supervisor, motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Beacon and seconded. by Mr. Bean tn?t all bills on
General Fund, water Fund and Set.rer Fund be raid. iviotion carried.
After discussion, and uron motion by F. Colegrove seconded by
S. Griswold, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
,rr? EREAS Stearns & Wheler Consulting Engineers of Cazenovia, N.Y.
by contract -vitri the Town of �'ortlandville, acting on behalf of Sewer Dist.
1. dated August 26, 1959, agreed to render certain engineering services
including resident field supervision, in connection with fire construction
of a. Trunk Sewer along Route 13 in the Town; and
by a. certain subsec._uent contract betivieen the Totem of
Cortlrndville, acting on bee}a.lf of Sei,.Ter jistrict >� 1 and Co_,?Dagni Con—
struction. Co. ,da.t-d July 15, 1960, certain se,ter crossings i�Tere to be instal
ed in said Sewer District at a. coot of ,$12, 390; and
1,THE''.r.AS in tiie course of performing such sewer crossings contract it
became necessary, by reason of order of the New York State Deoa'rtment of
Public Higrriaa.ys, for said Engineers to provide daily inspection services;
and
WTHLE,'- T]IAS said Engineers incurred expenses. in providing sucri insrection
services in the amount of �l,�lg ,17 a,nd demanded payment by the Town therefor
and
dHEREAS tiie Toi•.Tn Board contended that only tide sum of ; 11 -31 was
due for such services pursuant to Paragraph 2 C of its said agreement with
said Engineers dated August 26,1959; and
WHEREAS said Engineers contended that suer contract die,. not includex,
and was . not inter! ed o include, resident field supervision services for
any construction otiiel. t ia.n installation of the trunk set -Ter in Town of
Cortlandville Sewer District ,y 1 and
WH'-`--REAS said Engineers have performed certain valuable services for
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the Town — including counsel and advice in the preparation of the gown's
Sewer Ordinance — for w—aich they have rendered no statement; and
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WHEREAS said Engineers and the said -Town Board desire to resolve their
dispute amicably and ;raithout litigation, and to that end the town Board has
offered to pay the said Engineers the sum of $949.15 in full paymeht and
compromise of said Engineers' claim of $1,498.17, and said Engineers have
accepted said offer,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
Resolved, that the SuW8.15
visor .be,. and he hereby is authorized
and directed to pay the sum of to Stearns & Wheler, Consulting
Engineers of Cazenovia, New York, in full patment and satisfaction of their
claim of $1,498.27 for resident .field supervision services in connection
with the performance of Contract # iewer
, for the construction of three sewer
croa.
ssings in Town of Cortlndville District # 1. ,
There being no, further business, meeting .was adjourned.
Lelan N. Brookins,. Town Clerk