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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-08-06153 Wednesday AuKast b, 1960', 7.30 P-M- at Town Hall, Terrace Road Public Hearing in regard to Petition of Charles and Margery Alexander to have their lands rezoned on Rte 11 in order to build a small animal shelter for the SPCA. Supervisor Frank K. Taylor presided at this hearing with all members of the Town Board of Cortlar-dville present. Legal notice of said hearing was read by Town Attorney John U1. Gardner. Attorney Jack Fitzgerald representing the ® ; _�§p itpti: tHe De,tjtin_.i. Carl Wendt, Architect covered In detail buildingplans and location of proposed shelter. Buildings are to be heated and air conditioned, construction will be, concrete block. Noise factors, if any, would be to the rear of the buildings with all exercise runs Inside,"no outside runs,what ever." I E Mrs. Florence Fitzgerald and Mrs. B.T.Jones members of the SPCA spoke in favor of their project and Informed the Board of their efforts to find a location suitable for a County wide shelter and requesting consideration from the Town Board In reviewing the Petition for the re -zoning of the Alexander land for this T)urrose. /Ylo'Town Clerk Lelan M. Brookins informed the Town Board that a petition had just been presented to him, minutes before the scheduled public hearing signed by 63 residents, some of whom live In the Immediate vicinity of this proposed site, objecting to the re -zoning of these lands for this purpose. Petition was accepted and will be on file in the Town Clerk's Office. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Eaton, field and Mr. Frank Loope were to having an SPCA shelter In voiced his objections. Mr. R. Wilson Mr. Larry Win - outspoken in their objections T this area, Mr , Paul 'Jeet also At 8:40 P.M. with no further comments from those present, Mr. Taylor declared the closed. The First regular meeting of the month was called to order by Supervisor Frank K. Taylor, with all members of the Town board present. Town Clerk Lelan Brookins, read the minutes of the last meeting and they were approved. Others present at this Board meeting were; Town Attorney, John J. Gardner, Town Engineer Wm. Rowell, Town Assessor, Henry Wadsworth. Town Highway erupt/ Harry Cooper, Supervisor's, book-keeper, Rudy Krauklis, Fred Walker, maintenance , / Water and Sewer, Mildred M. Brookins, Deputy Clerk, James Yaman, Verne Niederhofer, Wm. Burdick, Attorney Paul Yesawich, Phil. Allen, representing, Home Owners In vicinity of former Halstead Tract.,Mr. Paul Penatzer, representative from Atlantic Richfield Oil Co., Ralph Warren, Charles Niver and Charles Fairbanks from Hoxie's Gorge area. Mr. Warren, Mr. Niver and Mr. Fairbanks all requested that something be done about the creek which they feel should be dredged to take care of the water for the future protection of their homes, also that an old culvert be removed and other debri left In the vicinity of Mr. Warren's. Further discussion with Highway Supt. Harry Cooper, followed. The Town Board will appraise this problem with Mr. Cooper and see -what can be done to remedy the situation. The Town Clerk read another petition reed in his office, July 21, 1969 from residents of Allen Drive, Halstead Road and. Homestead Ave, requesting charge in zoning classification of former Halstead land now owned by Mary Sosnowich. This petition was -ordered filed and Mr. Allen will present a new petition, properly clarified as to classification. Mr. Allen inquired of the Board whether a building permit would be issued to Owners, In view of the fact that no construct- ion had begun under the original permit issued July 1.6 1968. He was informed that a new building permit will have to be applied. for before proceeding to build. Mr. Paul Penatze advised the Town Board of the situation the new Atlantic Station at Starr Road and Tompkins st. facas In6rder to tie into the Sewer. Engineer Wm. Rowell has made an investigation of this problem and suggests to the Town Board that they request an easement from Robert Bean to locate the line around his vacant house r, 3the't Trunk Sewer. Town Attorney Gardner will contact Mr. Bean to see what can be worked out. AD' Mr. Burdick and Attorney Yesawich were present regarding the Gutchess property on Tompkins St. ext. near Abdallah Ave. Mr. Yesav-1'v_,h presented a petition requesting a re -Zoning from R2 to R3 In order to build 2 story apartment units on this particular land. The Town Boaria accepted the petition and motion was made by Ray Miller seconded by Sherman Griswold that a Public Hearing be scheduled for Wednesday evening August 27th at 7:30 P.M. to be held at the Town Hall in the Town of Cortlandville. Mr. Niederhofer and Mr. Yap -an were present regarding the acceptance of the Board to Offer of Cession of streets In the new development in the Fairview, McLean road area, namely,Winkle Way, Bowling Green and Sleepy Hollow. Resolution, accepting these streets, follows at end of these minutes. .or 101 Motion was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Eaton that an amendment to the Resolution, passed by the T. Board, July 18,1969 be adopted to read, the performance bond be from the tst National Bank of Cortland instead of the Dime L'-'avings and Loan Co. This motion was carried, unanimously . Hxwy. 3upt. explained to the Board what had been done I!,, Deerfield Heights regarding the Niagara Mohawk Power Cable lines, however the project, is not complete and Town Attorney will contact Mr. Hammond of Niagara Mohawk Power Co... -,,6`11OMotion was made by Mr. Eaton seconded by Mr. Griswold with unanimous approval of the Board that the Supervisor be empowered to sign forms under the Erwin Plan for approximately 0.85 miles south end of Hoxie's Gorge road to be constructed ill 1970. )�W Motion was made by Mr. Griswold seconded by Mr. Miller and passed unanimously by the Board that Hgwy Supt. Cooper be permited ' - to attend the H&-Tejy. Convention at lake George, Sept. 10,11, and 12th at Town's e:_,:pense. Supervisor Taylor read a letter® from the Mayor of lbe Village, ,\of McGraw requesting a 3 year renewal of Fire Contract Agreement between Village and. Town at $4000.00 per year beginning Jan.l, 1970. Motion was made by Mr. Griswold seconded by Mr. Eaton with unan- imous approval of the Boam-d that the Fire Contract Agreement be- tween the Town of Cortlandville and the Village of McGraw be renewed for a three year ' period at $4000.00 per year. Supervisor will so inform the liayor of the Village of McGraw of above re- solution and request that the Village prepare new contract for Town and Village Boards to sign. (Letter sent to Mayor Macomber) 4 Upon motion by . . . . ., and seconded b the following Resolution was unai imbu s 1 y adopted: WHEREAS, The Planning Board of the Toivn ha.s approved a certain' Subdivision Plat of lands of Section I of "Niederhofer Tract",.sub-, ject to the filing of a. Performance Bond in the amount of $12,400.00, to guarantee the suitable and satisfactory construction and grading of certain proposed streets known as "Sleepy Hollow", "Bowling Greei" and "Wink1b Way", on or before August 1, 1972, in accordance with a. certain Profile and Cross Section of said streets and Specifica- tions therefor, made by F. Donald McKee and Milton A. Greene, Licen ed Surveyors, and Wa.lte_r J. Tennant, Jr. , Professiona.l Engineer, dated October 28, 1968, and revised April 17, 1969, and in accordance wit the Specifications of the Town of Cortlandville for Town Road and Street Construction, dated September 28, 1968; and WHEREAS, Said LaVerne Niederhofer and Carlton J. Niederhofer., the owners and developers of said Niederhofer Tract, have delivered to the Town Clerk their Performance Bond in the amount of $12,4.00.0( to guarantee the construction and grading of Sleepy Hollow, Bowling Green and Winkle Way, as shown on said Acapta.nce and Profile Map; ai WHEREAS, Said LaVerne Niederhofer and Carlton J. Niederhofer Zave formally offered to dedicate said streets to the public; and WHEREAS, Said LaVerne Niederhofer and Cazlton J. Niederhofer ia.ve delivered to the Town a. proposed deed dated August 4, 1969, c reying all of their right, title and interest in Sleepy Hollow, ing Green and Winkle Way as shown on the aforesaid Subdivision Platt Df their lands, together with their right, title and interest in the grater mains laid in the aforesaid three streets and the hydrants la. in the McLean Road, extending from the westerly water line of Water District No. 1 to Fair View Drive and in that part of Fair View Dri extending from McLean Road to the street known as Sleepy Hollow, to tether with all pipes, fittings, boxes, and valves a.ppertadning,the e- �o and also the hydrants and their a.ccessorias installed in the afore- 3a.id streets: y j 1 • LI ACV, 0 I 0 I Supervisor read a letter from the State Board of Audit and Control regarding Tax, Use allocation, Sales Tax) The Town Board does not wish to tale Town Allocation in Cash. Enwineer Wm. Rowell re-riorts that he has not had any map plans as yet regarding Sewer Installation planned for the new section of Deans Trailer Park. What he was able to observe at the proposed park has not been according to the Sewer Ordinance. Mr. Rowell feels proper supervision must be made by Fred Walker who is In charge of water and sewer maintenance and. work must be done both in water and sewer, according to the Water and Sewer Ordinance .I�RqMotlon was made by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Fish that Mr. Bean conform to Water and Sewer Ordinance. This motion was passed unanimously. Town Attorney John Gardner will bring these things to the attention of Mr. Bean. Supervisor read a letter from State Health Department regarding a suggested date or day In each -week for dump burning and whether there would be supervision. A motion was made by Mr. Eaton seconded by Mr. Fish and passed unanimously by the Town Board. that Tuesday be -the designated day, or next desirable day (pending conditions) and that the Dump attendant supervise the bilrning. P I Motion was made by Sherm Griswold seconded by Don Eaton that all bills as prepared. and read by the Town Clerk and audited by the Town Board be paid as follows: General Fund ------------ $9,570-70 Water Dist. 1 ----------- 1,224.19 Water Dist. 2 ----------- 276.90 Sewer Dist. 1 ----------- 577.81 Hgv.qy. Fund. 10,781-70 This motion xas carrieO, k W7 The Town Board took no action at this time regarding the petition of Charles and Margery Alexander and SPCA. Motion was made by D. Eaton seconded by R. Miller that the petition be given further study fo- the best Interest of all concerned. Motion was passed. There being no further business at this time, meeting ad- .L Mourned at 11:15 P.M. Lelan M. Brookins, T.C. M. Brookins Deputy k\ NOW, THEREFORE, Be it RESOLVED, That the aforesaid Performance Bond made and execute by said LaVerne Niederhofer and Carlton J. Niederhofer to the Town of Cortlandville in the amount of $12,400.00 be, and it hereby is, approved as to form, sufficiency and manner of execution; and be it further RESOLVED, That the aforesaid streets or highways known as °Sleepy Hollow", "Bowling Green" and "Winkle Way" be, and they here y are, formally accepted as public streets of the Town of Cortlandvil e, Cortland County, New York; and be it further RESOLVED, That the Clerk of the Town of Cortlandville, be, and he hereby is, authorized and directed to record the aforesaid deed in Cortland County Clerk's Office. • IM] • 1