HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-12-11TOWN BOARD MLFTINO
DECEMBER 11, 1990
Srjpv Sc:�hueg called the meeting to order" at 7:3QPM
Members and guests particiPated in the Pledge o} Allegiance
Roil call was by the mrown Clerko
Present - Supv 5c�hugv Cim RobBr-'t5, Clrr1 Walbridge, Clcit
Hatfield, Calm Corrigan ,.kri6 Atty Perkins
Absent - Z. 0. Slater
Approval. of the minutes - Motion was made by Clrni R,:Dher`ts and 2rid
by Clm Hatfield that the minutes Qf 1 i�1- 90 and 11- 13 -90 be
approved with the changes. Carried
COUNTY BRIEF=ING
C Rep. Vcirrs - r�epFmr�ted that theme will be an inforrmaticinal
meeting on a bill wh ich would require that any coristructior
project cQnn1*,cted to the county have at least 50 percent Tompkins
County employees. He thi -tight that in concept it might be firre,
but cots l d see in areas where it wi: u l d be d i f f x C u l t. Them are a
lot of families who just can not af'f'ord to lire ire "rompkins
Uounty arid lzve in a near by county but they C1 :1nSider themselves
Tompkins Cizziurity farnilie . He feels that the�La People would get
fpozen out of any Job.
Co. Rep. Evans - also reported that
clonur °e order for 1--andstrOM landfi 1
they are g .w1ng to try to get that e
presenting a resolution to the coup
alternate alternatives t +D landfills
and a very regimented recycling and
to reduce the laricif-ill by about 20
v4o.rthwhi1e to ship and not even bui
the county has received a
1 as of Decewber 314 1991, but
xtended. He is planning on
ty to look at all possible
Fie feels that with the CPF
seperation they might be able
percent. This might make it
Id a landfill.
PLIDLiC HEARING #1
DECEMBER 119 1990
JOINT INCRERSE & IMPROVEMENT OF FACILITIES
VARNA SEWER DISC` 02 & MONKEY RUN SEWER DIST.
Supv Schuq � mead rietic:e that was published in the newspaper
(COPY in Minute bizziok)
01-11 =ST I CANS ANDI OR CCJMMEr NTS
Cxi =ised public hearing
RESOLUTION
OE87 VARNA
SEWER D
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ST 41a AND
MONKEY
RUN
SEWER DISTRICT
�PUBLIC
INTELRESTrCIFDER
C1m Walbridge
offered
the following
resolution
and asked fiz)r^ its
adoptions
(copy in
minute
book.)
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tha Town Board of
Tompkins countyJ New York,
in Dryden New .`fork,
will meet
the Tawas of Dryden,
Town Hall
at 65 Fa .Rr KajjL S Lr
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n said Town, on the 11th day
of Decembar 1990, at 7:30 o'clock P M., Prevailing Time, for
the purpose of conducting a public hearing relating to the proposed
joint increase and improvement of the facllltIes of the Varna Serer
District No. 2 and the Monkey Run Sewer District in said Town,
consisting of the replacement of the existing ten inch gravity sewer
from manhole "4" along Dryden Road (Rt. 366) to manhole "41" along
Tower Road by Boyce Thompson Institute by the purchase and
installation of a new gravity sewer consisting of approximately 280
feet of fourteen inch ductile iron sewer pipe, approximately 1100
feet of fifteen inch PVC sewer pipe, approximately 55 feet of ten
L
nch PVC sewer pipe and approximately seven manholes and two
connections to' the existing system, including necessary appurtenances
and incidental and expenses and improvements in connection therewith,
at a maximum estimated cost of $175,000, at which time and place said
'town Board will hear all persons interested in the subject thereof
concerning the same.
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Such cost shall be annually apportioned among such Districts by
said Town Board, and the amounts so apportioned shall be levied and
collected in each District f tam the several lots and parcels of land
deemed benefited thereby by said Town Board as much upon and from
each as shall be in just proportion to the amount of benefit which
such improvement shall confer upon the same.
Dated: Dryden, New York,
November 26 1990,
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD
OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN
TOMP INS COUNTY, NEW YORK
Town Cler
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At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the
Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New Park, Yield
at the Town Hall, 65 E. Malin Street, in Dryden,
New York in said Town, on the 11th day of
December, 1990, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., Prevailing
T lMe .
PRESENT
James F. Sc
Supervisor
Charles Hatfield
Councilman
Ron Roberts
Councilman
Elizabeth C
Councilman
t,�an
Margaret Walbridge
Councilman
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In the Matter of {
the Joint Increase and Improvement ;
of the Facilities to the Varna Sewer
District Rio, 2 and the Monkey Run
Sewer District in the Town of ;
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York ;
PUBLIC
INTEREST
ORDER
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County,
New Cork, hats had under consideration the joint increase and
improvement of the facilities of the Varna Sewer District No. 2 and
the Monkey Run Sewer District in and for said Town, consisting of
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the replacement of the existing ten inch gravity sewer from manhole
"4" along
Dryden
Road
(Rt.
366)
to manhole
"41"
along Tower
Road
by
Boyce
Thompson Institute
by
the
purchase
and
installation
of a.
new
gravity sewer consisting of approximately 280 feet of fourteen inch
ductile iron sewer pipe, approximately 1100 feet of fifteen inch PVC
sewer pipe, approximately 55 feet of ten inch PVC sewer pipe and
approximately seven manholes and two connections to the Misting
system, including necessary appurtenances and incidental expenses
and improvements in connection therewith; and
WHEREAS, the aggregate maximum estimated cost of such joint
increase and improvement is $175,000; and
WHEREAS, such cost shall be annually apportioned among such
Districts by said Town Board, and the amounts so apportioned shall
be levied and collected in each District from the several lots and
parcels of land deemed benefited thereby by said 'down Board as much
upon and from each as shall be in just proportion to the amount of
benefit which such improvement shall confer upon the same; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County,
New Mork, has duly caused to be prepared a map, plan and estimate of
cost, pursuant to Section 202 -b of the Town Law, relating to the
Joint increase and improvement of the facilities of the Marna Sewer
District No. 2 and the Monkey Run Sever District, consisting of the
replacement of the existing ten inch gravity sewer from manhole
along Dryden Road (Rt. 366) to manhole "41" along Tower Road by
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Boyce Thompson Institute by the purchase and installation of a new
gravity serer consisting of approximately 280 feet of fourteen inch
ductile iron sewer pipe, approximately 1100 feet of fifteen inch PVC
sewer pipe, approximately 55 feet of ten -inch PVC sewer pipe and
approximately seven manholes and two connections to the a isti*jg
system, including necessary appurtenances and incidental expenses
and improvements in connection therewith, at an aggregate maximum
estimated cost of $175,000; and
WHEREAS, at a Meeting of said Town Board duly called and held on
November 13, 19901 an order was duly adopted by it and entered in
the minutes specifying that said Hoard would meet to consider the
aforedescribed joint increase and improvement of the facilities of
the Varna Sewer District No, 2 and the Monkey Run Sewer District of
said Town at an aggregate maximum estimated cost of $175,000 and to
hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the
same at the gown Hall, 65 E. Main Street, in Dryden, New York, in
said Town, on the 11th day of December, 1990, at 7:30 o'clock P.M.,
Prevailing Time: and
WHEREAS, the said order duly certified by the Town Clerk was
duly published and posted as required by law, to -wit: a duly
certified copy thereof was published in the official newspaper of
this Town, on
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1990, and a copy of such order was posted
on November 26 1990, on the signboard maintained by the Town
Clerk of the Town of Dryden, pursuant to Section 30, subdivision 6
of the Town Law; and
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iEREAS, a public hearing was duly held at the time and place
sazt forth in said noticer at which all persons desiring to be heard
were duly heard, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
ORDERED, by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. Upon the evidence given at the aforesaid public
hearing, it is hereby found and determined that it is in the public
interest to make the improvement, to -wit: to jointly increase and
improve the facilities of the Marna Sewer District No, 2 and the
Monkey faun Sewer District of said Town by the replacement of the
existing ten inch gravity sewer from manhole "4" along Dryden Road
(Rt. 366) to manhole "41" along Tower Road by Boyce Thompson
Institute by the purchase and installation of a new gravity sewer
consisting of approximately 280 feet of fourteen inch ductile iron
sewer pipe, approximately 1100 feet of fifteen inch PVC sewer pipe,
approximately 55 feet of ten inch PVC sewer pipe and approximately
seven manholes and two connections to the existing system, including
necessary appurtenances and incidental expenses and improvements in
connection therewith, at an aggregate maximum estimated cost of
$175,000, for the Varna Sewer District No. 2 and the Monkey Run
Sewer District.
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sectaon 2. This order shall take effect immediately.
The question of the adoption of the -foregoing order was duly put
to a vote on roll, which resulted as follows:
Manses P.
Schug
VOTING
Aye
Charles
Hatfield
VOTING
Aye
RQn Roberts
VOTING
Aye
Eliz�beth
Corrigan
VOTING
Aye
Margaret
Valbridge
VOTING
Aye
The order was thereiapon declared duly adopted.
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STATE OF NEW YORK �
}sa:
COUFTY OF TOMPI I TS }
I, the undersigned Clerk of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County,
New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY:
That I have compared the annexed extract of the minutes of the
meeting of the Town Board of said Town, including the resolution
contained therein, held on December 11, 1990, with the original
thereof on file in my office, and that the same is a true and
correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original so
far as the same relates to the subject matters therein referred to.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that all members of said Board had due notice
of said meeting.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that, pursuant to Section 103 of the Public
Officers haw (Open Meetings Law), said meeting was open to the
general public.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that, PRIOR to the time of said meeting, I
duly caused a public notice of the time and place of said meeting to
be given to the following newspapers and/or other news media as
f 01 lows :
Newspaper and /or other news media Date given
The Ithaca Journal
January 10, 1990
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I =THER CERTIFY that PRIOR to the time of said meeting, I duly
caused public notice of the time and place of said meeting to be
conspicuously posted in the following designated public location(s)
on the following dates
Designated Location {s}
of hosted Notice
Town Signboard, Vestibule
Town ball, 65 E. ►lain St.
Dryden, New York
Date of Postin
January 10, 1990
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said 'down, on December 17, 1990.
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At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden,
Tompkins Counter, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street,
in Dryden, New York, in said Town, on December 11, 1990, at 7:30
O'clock F.M., Prevailing Time,
The meetizxg was called to order by Supervisor Schuh
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roll being called, the following were
PRESENT:
James F. Schug, Supervisor
Charles Hatfield, Councilperson
Ron Robert, Cnikncilpecson
Elizabeth Corx'i.gan, Council.person
klargaret Walbridge, Counci.lperson
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and upon
The following resolution was offered by - ourlcilper2on walbrWge
who moved its adoption,
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seconded by Cauncilperson Corrigan
BOND RESOLUTION
DATED DECEMBER 11, 1990,
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF
$175,000
SERIAL BONDS
OF THE TOWN
OF DYRDEI, TOMPKINS COUNTY,
NEW
YORK, TO PAY THE
COST OF THE
INCREASE AND IMPROVEMENT OF
THE
FACILITIES OF THE
VARNA SEWER
DISTRICT NO , 2 AND THE MONKEY
RUN
SEWER DISTRICT I N
AND FOR THE
TOWN OF DRYDEN, TOMPI INS COUNTY,
NEW YORK,
WHEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore duly had and taken in
accordance Stith the provisions of Section 202 -b of the Town Lair, and
more particularly an order dated December 11, 1990, the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, has determined it to
be in the public interest to jointly increase and improve the
facilities of the Varna Sewer District No, 2 and the Monkey Run Sewer
District at an aggregate maximum estimated cost of $175,000: and
WHEREAS, all other conditions precedent to the financing of the
capital project hereinafter described, including compliance with the
provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act, have been
performed; and
-WHEREAS, it is now desired to provide funding for such project;
NOW, THE FORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, as follows
Section 1. For the specific object or purpose of paying the cast
of the joint increase and improvement of the facilities of the Varna
Sewer District No. and the Monkey Run Seger District in the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, consisting of the replacement of
the existing ten inch gravity sewer from manhole IN 441 along Dryden
Road {Rt. 34545} to manhole "41" along Tower Road by Boyce Thompson
Institute by the purchase and installation of a new gravity sewer
consisting of .approximately 280 feet of fourteen inch ductile iron
sewer pipe, approximately 1100 feet of fifteen inch PVC sewer pipe,
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approximately 55 feet of ten inch PVC sewer pipe and approximately
seven manholes and two connections to the eisting system, including
necessary appurtenances and incidental expenses and improvements in
connection therewith, there are hereby authorized to be issued
$175,000 serial bonds of said Town pursuant to the provisions of the
Local. Finance Law.
Section 2, It is hereby determined that the maximum estimated
cast of such specific object or purpose is $175,000 and that the plan
for the financing thereof shall consist of the issuance of the
$175,000 serial bonds of said Town authorized to be issued pursuant
to this bond resolution. Further details pertaining to said bands
will be prescribed in a further resolution or resolutions of this
Town Board.
Section 3. It is hereby determined that the period of probable
usefulness of the aforesaid specific object or purpose is forty
years, pursuant to subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of
the Local Finance Law+
maximum maturity of the
five years.
It is hereby further determined that the
serial bonds herein authorized will exceed
Section 4. Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance Law,
the power to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation
notes in anticipation of the issuance and sale of the serial
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ncluding renewals of such notes,
delegated to the Supervisor, the chief. fiscal officer
is _ hereby
Such notes
shall he of such terms, form and contents, and shall be sold in such
manner, as may be prescribed by said Supervisor, consistent with the
provisions of the Local Finance Law,
Section
5. The
faith and
credit of
said
Town
of
Dryden, Tompkins
County,
New
York,
are hereby
irrevocably
pledged
to
the payment
of
the principal of and interest on such obligations as the same
respectively become due and payable. An annual appropriation shall
he made in each year sufficient to_ pay the principal of and interest
on such obligations becoming due and payable in such year.
Section b.
The validity of such bonds and bond anticipation notes
may be contested only if:
1) Such obligations are authorized for an abject or purpose for
which said 'down is not authorized to expend money, or
). The provisions of law which should be complied with at the date
of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied
with,
and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity is
commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication, or
3) Such obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of
the Constitution.
Section 7. This resolution which tales effect immediately shall
be. published in full in T[ke Ithaca Journal ► the
official newspaper, together with a notice of the Town Clerk in
substantially the farm provided in Section 81.00 of the-Local Finance
Law.
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The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
put to a vole on roll call, which resulted as follows:
Janes F. Scbug [DOTING Aye
Charley Hatfield VOTING Aye
Ron Roberts VOTING Aye
Elizabeth Corrigan VOTING Aye
bargaret WaIbri,dge VOTING Aye.__
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
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STATE OF NEW FORK }
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COUNT' OF T OMPK I N )
I, the undersigned Clerk of the Town of Dryden, 'Tompkins County,
New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY;
That I have compared the annexed extract of the minutes of the
meeting of the Town Board of said Town, including the resolution
contained therein, held on December 11, 1990, with the original
thereof on file in my office, and that the same is a true and
correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original so
far as the same relates to the subject matters therein referred to.
I FMTHER CERTIFY that all members of said Hoard had due notice
of said meeting.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that, pursuant to section 143 of the Public
Officers Law (Open meetings Law), said meeting was open to the
general public.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that, PRIOR to the time of said meeting, I
dully caused a public natzce of the time and place of said meeting to
be given to the following newspapers and/or other news media as
follows;
Newspaper and/or other news media Date given
The Ithaca Journal Janua -ry 10, 1990
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I FURTHER CERTIFY that PRIOR to the time of said meeting, I duly
caused public notice of the time and place of said meeting to be
conspicuously posted in the following designated public location(s)
on the fallowing dates;
Designated
Location
{s)
of
posted
notice
Town Signboard, Vestibule
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York.
Date of Posting
Januaty 10, 1990
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set any hand and affixed the
seal of said Town, on December 17, 19904
(SEAL)
® LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the resolution published herewith
has been adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, on the 11th day of December, 1990, and_ the
validity of the obligations authorized by such resolution may be
hereafter contested only if such obligations were authorized for an
object or purpose for which said Town is not authorized to expend
money, or if the provisions of law which should have been compiled
with as of the date of publication of this notice were not
substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding
contesting such validity is commenced within twenty days after the
date of publication of this notice, or such obligations were
authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution.
® Dated: Dryden, New York,
December 1_, 19904
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BOND RESOLUTION DATED DECEMBER 11, 19904
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF
$175,000
SERIAL BONDS
OF THE TOWN
OF DYRDEN, TOMPKINS COUNTY,
NEW
YORK, TO PAY THE
® COST OF THE
INCREASE AND IMPROVEMENT OF
THE
FACILITIES OF THE
VARNA SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 2 AND THE MONKEY
RUN
SEWER DISTRICT IN
AND FOR THE
TOWN OF DRYDEN, TOMPKINS COUNTY, NEW YORK.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore duly had and taken in
accordance with the provisions of Section 202 -b of the Town Law, and
more particularly an order dated December 11, 1990, the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, has determined it to
be in the public interest to jointly increase and improve the
facilities of the Varna Sewer District No. 2 and the Monkey Run Sewer
District at an aggregate maximum estimated cost of $175,000; and
WHEREAS, all other conditions precedent to the financing of the
capital project hereinafter described, including compliance with the
provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act, have been
performed; and
WHEREAS, it is now desired to provide funding for such project;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. For the specific object or purpose of paying the cost
of the joint increase and improvement of the facilities of the Varna
Sewer District No. 2 and the Monkey Run Sewer District in the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, consisting of the replacement of
the existing ten inch gravity sewer from manhole "4" along Dryden
Road (Rt. 366) to manhole "41" along Tower Road by Boyce Thompson
Institute by the purchase and installation of a new gravity sewer
consisting of approximately 280 feet of fourteen inch ductile iron
sewer pipe, approximately 1100 feet of fifteen inch PVC sewer pipe,
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approximately 55 feet of ten inch PVC sewer pipe and approximately
seven manholes and two connections to the existing system, including
necessary appurtenances and incidental expenses and improvements in
connection therewith, there are hereby authorized to be issued
$175,000 serial bonds of said Town pursuant to the provisions of the
Local Finance Law.
Section 2. It is hereby determined that the maximum estimated
cost of such specific object or purpose is $175,000 and that the plan
for the financing thereof shall consist of the issuance of the
$175,000 serial bonds of said Town authorized to be issued pursuant
to this bond resolution. Further details pertaining to said bonds
will be prescribed in a further resolution or resolutions of this
Town Board.
Section 3. It is hereby determined that the period of probable
usefulness of the aforesaid specific object or purpose is forty
years, pursuant to subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of
the Local Finance Law,
maximum maturity of the
five years.
It is hereby further determined that the
serial bonds herein authorized will exceed
Section 4. Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance Law,
the power to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation
notes in anticipation of the issuance and sale of the serial bonds
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herein authorized, including renewals of such notes, is hereby
delegated to the Supervisor, the chief fiscal officer. Such notes
shall be of such terms, form and contents, and shall be sold in such
manner, as may be prescribed by said Supervisor, consistent with the
prcvisions of the Local Finance Law,
Section 5. The faith and credit of said Town of Dryden, Toropkins
County, New York, are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of
the principal of and interest on such obligations as the same
respectively become due and payable. An annual appropriation shall
be made in each year sufficient to pay the principal of and interest
on such obligations becoming due and payable in such year.
Section 6. The validity of such bonds and bond anticipation notes
may be contested only if:
1) Such obligations are authorized for an object ar purpose for
which said Towrx is not authorized to expend money, or
) The provisions of law which should be complied with at the date
of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied
with,
and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity is
commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication, or
3) Such obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of
the Constitution.
section 7. This resolutlon which takes effect immediately shall
he published in full in Thp. Ithaca Journal
the
official newspaper, together with a notice of the Town Clerk in
substantially the form provided in Section 51.00 of the Local Finance
Law,
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RE SLUT i ON_ #2a8 _PPG !D FjE LUT I GN .DATED DECEMVER 113 _19
VARNR SEWER DIST..___ #2 AND MUNKEY RUN SEWER 1315T,
Clm Walbridge offered follj-�wing r+solution and asked for its
adoption o QM`opy in minute book)
and Clnr Corrigan Roll tali vote - all voting Yes
CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FL-00R
iris Goldfarb, 3 Hall Woods Dro she wanted tizzi make sure that
the board was awLre that rai is still very much a problem.
On a number cif occasions 'it has fl�vr,ded the road. She knows that
the town has installed a new culvert under the road, but this
still does not in anyway prepare her land for the volume of water
that is going thr`Ough wher} the sprirqg rains came. Initially she
was told that Wilc�inx Press was gizirig to have a izzine acre retaining
prnnd and that was replaced by 5.7 acres of wetlands. The wetlands
are si,i drained that they are not being Served as a r °etairiing
grad. They still have a problerm of 23 acres of rptaining water
conking down with every rain whether} it be light ar% hetRv . Her
house is not insured for dawage done related to their
constrUx t IF_J>r, whim she has checked oult with her insurance
companIWks fher^efor'e, if any dar�rage is dcrke she will have to fall
back on the T,-,wr, Board and Wilcox Dress and she is cor'itinuing in
proceeding to see what she can legally do_
Supv Soh u g - when the wetland grows back that will help to net a i n
the water on the site. According to the Army Corp of Engineers
the wetland does n-t have to be planted because there is SO much
wetland dirt already there.
Iris Goldfarb - cOrne this s
to grow. It is not retainin
volume of tact er that is sup
place, The original plan to
She does not know how long
to Come hack tr_i provide for
so that it carp slowly drain
very small creek. Again she
so it will have to come bac
RT TORMLY
fatty perkins - ACC franDhi
Con1mi.ssi0n inn cable tel *�vi
franchise. Hl:iwevar, , they w
and this is the first indi
has forwarded cilpies of th
television ciz+mmittee and h
rscommendat i1z,no
pr ^ing *he can't wait for the wetland
g water and what they have lust is
pc.ised to he retained in the first
retain water has not been followed.
it is going try take for the wetlands
that vo l �trme of water" to be retained
cuff the property and be handled by a
has no overage for any f 1r .id damage
k to the sriiarce of the water.
Se
sio
ere
cat
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e w
expires in IS91 by act ilm.1r, of the NYS
n who adopted an Order approving the
not willing to extend until. 1994
ion that the town has ever had. He
Ld and new franchise to the cable
ill forward an anal y5i, s argot
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RESO -UT10N ,1289
C7.m Walbridge of,feyed the T[oJ,k7o , ng resoltati on and asked €o'4 its adoPti.on:
ROLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into as of the � day of
December, 1990, by and between the `OWN' OF DRYDEN, a municipal
corporation, 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New York 13053,
hereinafter referred to as the "Town ", and
H1" SPEED CHECI{WEIGHER, COa, INC., 507 West State Street,
Ithaca, New York 14850, its agents, employees, contractors and sub -
contractors of such contractors, hereinafter collectively referred
to as "Hi- Speed".
The parties hereto mutually covenant and agree as follows:
14 in the event that Hi -Speed shall participate ire the
construction of certain drainage improvements on property of
Margaret Joyce, more particularly shown on a map of survey entitled
",Lower creels Road Drainage Improvement" made by George Schlecbt,
P.E. & L.S. and dated 10 -3 -1990 and last revised 12 -5 -1990, which
is incorporated herein by reference, then the Town agrees to
defend, indemnify and hold harmless Hi Speed From any and all
causes of action, claims, suits, actions or proceedings or for are
injury, damage, swath or other loss to such persons or their
property which occur in connection with the drainage improvg5ments
as aforesaid. The obligation of the Town to defend, indemnify and
hold harmless Hi -Speed shall only be applicable should Hi -Speed not
ctherWXse be negligent 'in any degree in the performance of its part
i.n connection with such drainage ImprcVements.
2a This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties hereto,
their lawful successors and assigns.
3.
This
Agreement
shall
be
construed
and interpreted
according
to
the
laws of
the State
of
New York.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF# the parties hereto have executed this
Agreement the day and year first above written.
2nd C1m Hatfield
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b�
amen F. Schug, own Supe visor
HI PEED CHECKWEIGHER Co., INC e
by
R011 call vote - all 9vating Yes
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Atty Perkins - reported imin Turkey Hill water and sewer
p 1 srin i ng (Ileet i ng arld will be f i l l CrW i rng up kDn that and
short report �!It the and of the year meeting.
in
have a
Att Perkin - Clrn Roberts and Clm H,�tfield are reviewing the
e x i �t i ray i n5i.rrnance requirement 5 that we make perri p 1 e who cl=eat ract
with the town to carry liability The ccnvnitteeh will be
making a report of their recrvmmeridation. Most of the parties that
the town contracts with exceed ciur' insurance requir eraents.
fatty Perkins T reported that dr,�inage pl8ris have been revised for
the Margaret Joyce propr�srty. SirGee sr_ime of the work is being
furnished by Hi -Spend Gheckweigher° they would like an agreefi:ent
by the tiw-iwn to held them harmless for 8&FELY damage other than
ricgli9erlee that might i-iccur in connection with the work there.
RESOLUT I ilhl 0269 AUTHOR I Z5 SUPY TO SIGN
HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
Clrn Walbridge offered the following resimilution and asked for its
adoption: (copy in minute bclok) '
and C 1 rn Hatfield Roll call vote - all vOt i ng Yea
F'UBL.IC HEARING #2
DECEMBER 1 1 , 1990
AGED eXEMPTION
Supv Schug read
the notice that
wa4�.t!; published
in the newspaper
concerrrlirrlg aged
exemptil_irl (copy
in rflinute
QUESTIUMS AND /OR COMMENTS � none
Closed public hearni rig
RESDLUTICN #290 AGED EXEMPTION
Glm Rlzdberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptiono
0 (copy in minute bank
2nd Glm Hatfield loll call vote - all voting Yes
Atty Perkins � reported on Town o
Court granted a permanent i n,j unot
of the unlawful Structures. While
defendants have learned that Some
hi.ks written to them and have t mild
and at this t irna we dc, not know i
be M1 :3n i t ored.
f Dryden vs Stetson. The Supreme
ion including the continkntation
that was being served the
body has moved back in. The town
then: to he o4tt within 7a hours
f they have complied} but will
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
® OF PROPOSED TOWN OF DRYDEN
RESOLUTION
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden
will hold a public hearing on a proposed resolution pursuant to
Real Property Tax Law, Section 467 which will provide for senior
citizen or aged exemptions based on income eligibility levels.
Copies of the resolution are available at the Town Clerk's Office.
The public hearing on the proposed resolution will be held at
7:45 P.M. prevailing time at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street,
Dryden, New York, on December 11, 1990, at which time interested
® parties will be heard.
Susanne Lloyd
Town Clerk
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RESOLUTION N0. 290 (1930)
Councilperson Roberts offered
resolution and asked for its adoption;
the following
WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 101 adopted February 26, 1990 the
Town of Dryden adopted a formula which would partially exempt
certain real property within the Town owned by persons sixty -five
(65) years of age or aver, and
WHEREAS, certain amendments to the Real Property Tax Law have
provided for the option to the Town to increase the income
eligibility levels,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 17 RMLVED BY THE TOWN BOARD AS FOLLOWS:
1. Meal property owned by one or more persons each of whom is
65 years of age or over, or real property awned by a husband and
wife, one cf wham is 65 years of age or over, shall be exempt by
taxation by the Town of Dryden to the eitent set forth in the
following formula:
Income Range
Up to $15,000
$15,600
$16,200
$15,800
Percentage
of Exemption
50%
451%
40%
35-1
5
0
$17,400 30%
l8,000 25t
$18,600 20%
Over $18r6oa 0%
2. Any exemption provided in this resolution shall be
computed after all other partial exemptions allowed by law have
been subtracted from the total amount assessed,
3. The real property tax exemption on real property owned by
a husband and wife, one of thorn is 65 years of age or over, once
granted, shall not be rescinded solely because of the death of the
older spouse so long as the surviving spouse is at least 62 years
of age.
4. Wo exemption shall be granted:
(a) If the income of the owner or the combined income of
the owners of the property for the income tax year immediately
preceding the date of making application for exemption exceeds the
amounts set forth in the formula in this resolution. Income tax
year shall mean the twelve month period for which the owner or
owners filed a federal personal income tax return, or if no such
return is filed, the calendar year. Where title is vested in
either the husband or the wife, their combined income may not
exceed such sum. Such income shall include social security and
retirement benefits, interest, dividends, total gain from the sale
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or exchange of a capital asset which may be offset by a loss from'
the sale or exchange of a capital asset in the same income tax
year, net rental income, salary or earnings,' And not 11income from
self - employment, but shall not include a return of capital, gifts
or inheritances. In computing net rental income and net income
from self - employment no depreciation shall be allowed for the
exhaustion, wear and tear of real or personal property held for the
production of income;
(b) Unless the title of the property shall have been
vested in the owner or one of the owners of the property for at
least twenty -four (24) consecutive months prior to the elate of
making application for exemption, provided, however, that in the
event of the death of either a husband or wife in whose name title
of the property shall have been vested at the time of death and
then becomes vested solely in the survivor by virtue of devise by
or descent from the deceased husband or wife, the time of ownership
of the property by the deceased husband or wife shall be deemed
also a time of ownership by the survivor and such ownership shall
be deemed continuous for the purposes of computing sUeh period of
twenty four ( 2 4 ) consecut ive months . In the event of a transfer by
either a husband or wife to the other spouse of all or part of the
title to the property, the time of ownership of the property by the
transferor spouse shall be deemed also a tithe of ownership by the
transferee spouse and such ownership shall be deemed continuous for
the purposes of
consecutive months.
computing such period of twenty -four (24)
Where property of the owner or owners has been
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acquired to replace property formerly owned by such owner or owners
and taken by eminent domain or other involuntary proceedings,
except a tax sale, the period of ownership of the former property
shall be combined with the period of ownership of the property for
which application is made for exemption and such periods of
ownership shall be deemed to be consecutive for purpose of this
section. Where a residence is sold and replaced with another
within one (1) year and both residences are within the state, the
period of ownership of both properties shall be deemed consecutive
for purposes of this resolution. Where the owner or owners
transfer title to property which as of the date of transfer was
exempt from taxation under the provision of this resolution, the
reacquisition of title by such owner or owners within nine (9)
months of the date of transfer shall be deemed to satisfy the
requirement of this paragraph that the title of the property shall
have been vested in the owner or one of the owners for such period
of twenty -four (24) consecutive months. Where, upon or subsequent
to the death of an owner or owners, title to property which as of
the date of such death was exempt from taxation under such
provisions, becomes vested, by virtue of devise or descent from the
deceased owner or owners, or by transfer by any other means within
nine (9) months after such death, solely in a person or persons
who, at the time of such death, maintained such property as a
primary residence, the requirement of this paragraph that the title
of the property shall have beep vested in the owner or one of the
owners for such period of twenty -four (24) consecutive months shall
be deemed satisfied;
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(c) Unless the property is used exclusively:'-for
residential purposes, provided, however, that "in' ?xe .event any
portion of such property is not so used exclusively for residential
purposes but is used for other purposes, such portion shall be
subject to taxation and the remaining portion only shall be
entitled to the exemption provided by this section;
(d) Unless the real property is the legal residence of
and is occupied in whose or in part by the owner or by all of the
owners of the property, provided that an owner who is absent while
receiving health- related care as an inpatient of a residential
health care facility, as defined in Section 2801 of the Public
Health Law, shall be deemed to remain a legal resident and an
occupant of the property while so confined and income accruing to
that person shall be income only to the extent that it exceeds the
amount paid by such owner, spouse.. or co -owner for care in the
facility; and provided further, that during such confinement such
property is not occupied by other than the spouse or co�owner of
such owner.
5. The Town shall notify or cause to be notified, each
Person awning residential real property in the Town of the
provisions of this resolution. This may be met by a notice or
legend set on or with each tax bill to such persons reading "You
may be eligible for senior citizen tax exemptions. Senior citizens
have until (month) (day) � (Year) to apply
for such exemptions. For information please call or write
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F 4 followed by the name, telephone number'
and/or address of a person or department selected to�explaih the
provisions of this section. Failure to notify, tax °cause to be
notified any person who is, in fact, eligible to receive the
exemption provided by this section or the failure of such person to
receive the same shall not prevent the levy, collection and
enforcement of the payment of the takes on property owners by such
person.
5. Application for such exemption must be made by the owner,
or all of the owners of the property, on forms prescribed by the
State Board of Equalization and Assessment, and shall furnish the
information and be executed in the manner required or prescribed in
such forms, and shall be filed in such assessor's office cn or
before the taxable status date.
7. At least sixty (60) days prior to the taxable status
date, there shall be mailed to each person who was granted ail aged
exemption on the latest completed assessment roll an application
form and a notice that such application must be filed cn or before
the taxable status date and be approved in order for the exemption
to be granted. Within three (3) days of the completion and filing
of the tentative assessment roll., notice by mail :IsNtll be given-to
any applicant who has ini:,Iuded with his application at least one
self- addressed, pre -paid envelope, of the approval or denial of the
application; provided, however, that upon the receipt and filing of
the application there shall be sent by mail notification of receipt
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of the same to any applicant who has included two (2) of such
envelopes with the application. Where an applicant is entitled to
a notice of denial such notice shall be on a form prescribed by the
State Board of Equalization and Assessment and shall state the
reasons for such denial and shall further state that the applicant
may have such determination reviewed in the manner provided by law.
Failure to mail any such application form or notices or the failure
of such person to receive any of the same shall not prevent the
levy, collection and enforcement of the payment of the taxes on
property owned by such person.
8. Any conviction of having made any willful false statement
in the application for such exemption, shall be punishable as set
forth in Real Property Tax Law Section 467(7).
90 This resolution shall supersede and replace Resolution
No. 101 (1990) adopted February 26, 19904
Seconded Councilperson
Hatfield
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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From:
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Der..ember zit.h, 199C?
,James Sc::h1..iy, Ui ^yrl
Dryden 'I`iwn Hall
65 E. Mir i, 1'I Stt reet
Dryden, New York
Henry Mm S 1 Otter,
6'S E. Main Street
Dryden, New Ycork
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Nr_rvr-mber Slc) Dept. Activity Repcort
Dear Jim:
5r.0.1ding Permits lssl_?ecl Quri.i°II:I Nciverriber .19903
f, which
Tare described a� ,I -11 .L I n:va.
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A -1 F_xt( -nnd Fxi.stir,y
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A Twc-I F= —rixil i l y Ho vie,
C -A-W 1 Private StLlrI'mig
C: -416 1 Private StI-rr A9
C; -7 Ev%ecst• e, Qpei•I S:i,t :l
C°-7 Install. Windows
ruc t ur(-. s, New ?
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MIJbi le with New
New Starts*
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within exist:ir,y
tartG: (1)
Replacement : (CO
Startsil (4)
Stri..kcture" (r ?l
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Certificates Cif" C)cc upaYlr_•y arid [�I lrilp l i arlce.
There were l(.) Cert:.i,ficatens l;''f
Certificate of Occ ".1pancy and
11 -rmp 1 i anc:�e i s E,I_iecl .
Fire l nvest i ;l at i Girls.
0 T(- 'ri1porary
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ware spec•i,fied 'PIIrN (') thia.t r.•).i,J.1. r %esr, u 1.t ir'1 e LiPi, ;.etc:
Col. repair being :issl.ied I:'Inc,e such repair' 1.s IV; urceS-3 y
cctillpletend. The other (;_) resultecl ir-, Nizi Danlai7e and
c:- l�Is:Ldnred I-`,I WIsr=tcl at U. -li i tl.111m. We als—i 1 1s u(;.2d
r.cr ^tific:at ,rf V %ej-.tra.ir• for pr:i I- rl_ct'it<�rld:Lrly fi'r•e+ clalnayr_
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gC11r1e withi.-iut any cmun :iR, Lyn having bc?iim tc:ll{en by thr:'
DPf�end�nt 'ti- hr•ir,r1 'Lkif' vi lr�t;i�'�4'1a.:1 11'�t4? �'1-:r;1p7.'i. }.r'+c;;E�. 'I; i
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wCa.11.d ai!,!sR.a,ne tha.t': it L•=.1r1p7.ieh1 it f1°11-rnrl (I u1.1ty, -I-own
Attorney t=ltm�rki n 3 eould proccyc5d ;Zt the Yw)(t level au, Iif._'
did with the Stet ;�r1n case,, se„ You may W {trrt t c, rev i c -}w
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the I. cirz a i'.`I_1I -lY'l {'_ c.n ", 1" 1r1 1 y fine and or p r soi:' i be' .a jail
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# TOWN OF DR YPE N �-� $D t D A1P PJt UV AL
_ 7 I,iCAT ION FOR �, /V -
The dppl icati r) > of �� SwF J�v __
project 6t 1 -+ ��� .J #6,for a
approved up06 the -n', �, � , D r �n , l e v York is
.Iowi ng conceit OFIS
The Enu4.
ronrnental Assessment Farm prepared in
con e.c -tlorr avittr project
pro ect is
approved d enevd Uporthe Tact that the prectto vir onmental impa: t illha�eoaderse
,
The project shall be Constructed according to the
plAn �- submitted by the applicant and approved and filed wits,
the Town of Dryden,
sh�1 That the project during and following
consk
oornpz�r with all applicable Town g tact ion
federal laws, statutes, codes, ordf rrancesoand a state and
tegulat ions ,
��
4. That the project during pons t ruction
P_1,6 t f'o n s h a i 1 not constitute a Public or private ivate
nuisance.
50 + That when municipal water or municipal sewer i
ava i f able to the Site the a 1 i �
same upon not lee to do so from the aT wnq 1 connect to the
� - That should the Town require easements
min ial water eats for
lines n e s or sewer 11nes and necessary
aPpu tenances in connection wi th the cons truction of a
municipal water system or sewer System that t }5e applicant,
its sueceS sots and as signs , grant the same to the Town
without the necessity for oompensat ion .
That the rate of discharge of water from the s i to
not be ftcrcased during or
measures b follo�ting construction and
e a
�c� by the applicant to Insure such control that
the of
1"e� Vice. cif aoharge of water Insure
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abV
TS 12- 11-90 page 4
Atty
Perkins
- r^ecornnaended
that
Hwy
Swat Silbert
soriletime v�fter^
the
first of
the year
rebid
for
the
loAder that
he is considering
to
be
purchase
a part of
arid that
tine hid
firp will
package
draw up
so that
tf`1L:;5 necessary
there is 'no
documents t4
quest ii :lrr 8s to
how,
transactii-ins
4�kr'e
5truetured
back the
whicrh
will be within
Town Law.
Atty Perkins - has a M,tatter for exec"tive sessi _lrr regar riinn a
Purchase riffer for some town property.
ZON 1 NG OFFICER REPORT given to 9oard Members
Ct RRESFCINDENCE
Ambu 1 ant. re p,,r-=t
Dog report
Letter frinw DOT regarding 40 MPH on Snyder Hill Rd
Letter
regarding
Oakbrook Drive
turn
drainage plan
and the
around
of
run-iff s�o
that
them is
Letter
from DIRT
request for
speed
r ;eel
if the r-et
uct
i 0Yr on
Fit 13
arid
Rt 365
intersection
t=,
45MPH for a
orie mile
back the
water
sectior'r
in
the
vicinity
of
NYSE &S
Letter
regarding
the bridges
over
Virgil
Creek
that
the state
will
nrit rnak them
any smaller,
and
they
will
i-{nly
put a
sidewalk
ran
one s i de.
WILCOX PRESS
Board Members went over list with Rich Rodriquez regarding
temporary occupancy. cF,p r f site plan ap�rr�� val lisp: and
response from Span Constrl.[C�tion in mire to boclk)
Supv Schur
, questionind
the
drainage plan
and the
;Lmoisnt
of
run-iff s�o
that
them is
no
property dcumage
clown
streara.
Woridered
if the r-et
ent i
i -in wh ?rr it
is
g rowri back as
a wetland
retain
more
water and
hold
back the
water
that we have
seer
during the
cizinstrur;t ion.
David Herlg -- lance the landscaping i
yr s established there
certainly be less runoff. The idea of the retention basin is for
the 25 year storm which is the report and drainage plan designed
for. During the 24 hok;r shower you will certainly have more
ri�%nr_ff from the site arid until the outlet to the rettt:ntion basiYr
is flooded there will not he a significant anrcvurit of retention.
Their% design criteria as it was in the towns. regulation was the
25 year Storm which the whole facility was designed for arid tine
requirement for the emergericy spillway for the 100 year stormo
2ris
Goldfarb
- zUread stir, two occ:asicine Hall Woimnds Rd has
flooded.
Atty Perkins was that before the culvert was replaced.
lbIris; 31= ldfarb on=m befl }re and 3!:�nco after, Hor land gets the
full brunt i -if ever thing wher, there is a storm,
TB1,2 -11 -90 page 5
Iris Goldfarb about one acre of her one point Taix eight acres
is in the low land and she his totally 1r-ist the use _,f it for
ccnstructionl walking or wood lint because whenever it ruins that
part ref ktier land f 1 ,:Dods. lr' 1 976 there was a b i q storm and she
spent a tat Ci f t rne ant] money s- ILhat the house would be
protected from the water, bUt she can not protect all of the
landw
David Her;rig one cif the things. that rho�.Lld be pointed Out is
that cr�e of the r °easj,7rjs the water` wasrR't g�aing i =irr, to the land
below was because the culvert was plugged and had been plugged
fi -mir^ gi.kit sometime. The culvert Ijad to he unplugged and basically
the volume of water that is goirnq down there and the r°easi_n the
wetlands ware be i ri p drained was because the culvert was
unplugged. There is a siltation fence that rLLras the perimeter of
the wetland which will stop rilaterial that cj�kn flriat when it does
ra.In. Wetlands do nint have to be wet, they ,just suppol t cer ^tairr
spec ij ps of p l ant life and has cer't a i r� aril curd i t i r rre.
Clo Walbridge is concerned that while the town engineer and the
en_ineer for Wilcox Press ssemsd to have followed good
annineering pr^acticea and fim.irmitlas it is not solving the problem.
David Herring
�
the only
way
ti=i solve
retention
the prcblerrl
would be to
improve the
ditch
acrcies
the
property,
true that
enough water
If there is
poor low
characteristics
tl:D retain
yearr storim.
in the
str aam
frinm
Hall
Woods Rd to
Fall Creek no
Go matter how
much
water
there it
will
a
problem for
it getting
through.
Iris Ooldfzrb - that Stream is her land and she bought it to have
that land and ril .-it to provide drainage there f-ron Wi lcr-ix Pr eF.5.
George Schlecht m if the Cu}.vsrt 1,nder the tkailroad Iced was
silted in and cli =ised up to sizqme exterit over the number of years
and al lowed to continue it would be a potential danger•aLLs
ccrrdition. It would help to explain why the calculations now thzA
were dizzine and' cCI.nfirmed shi =iw5 that the wetland will shi=iw the
ner-eSSiPLimy retent ionm
Atty
Perkins .- the
question of
retention
for a
24 houi�
5tcirm and
A
that
25
year storm.
un I ess YOU
Isn't
get
true that
enough water
the
t
design is
o canst i t tLt e
desiganed
a 25
tl:D retain
yearr storim.
It
doesn't
back
up
unless you
have
that.
George Srmhlecht - it may or may not. It may in fact retain a 5 orL
10 year storms bLkt they do nint know bec amuse those sti_irms were not
analyzed. A 25 year storro is something of the standard deSl!ln
because below that culverts can handle the flows without an
prob 1 em.
TB1a�1I -130 page C
1 Supv
Schug
-
wanted
to
know if David
remewbered
back ire
one of
the drainage
to
the neiighbrars seem to Fie havinq frr_rn the
plane that
dogn through the
shQwrrd a
pipe
canning
from
under
the
railroad
solve
and
having
are
t, shaped elbow
being
Fii=
that the
water
would
stay
in
the
wetlanib
until
it got
to that
point
and they,
flow in
the L
shaped
pipe arid
them
under
tht
railroad.
David Herr^ i q � did nwit remember but did reca 1 1 are initial 1 a OUt
for a pond near RQate 13 and that was delineated because of the
wet 1 and.
Suliv air quality permit
Rice
Sc:hlecht - that is
Rodr"Yg41ezz
--
DEC has
tt:� know if there was a solution to the
issued
it was suggested
a
permit
to
the neiighbrars seem to Fie havinq frr_rn the
Construct
dogn through the
property
and the
pollution
site.
the neighbors
control
device
solve
is
on site
the
arid
being
satisfied
installed.
their
list.
C1m
Sc:hlecht - that is
Corrigan
in the
- wanted
tt:� know if there was a solution to the
drainage
it was suggested
for the drainage
problem
that
the neiighbrars seem to Fie havinq frr_rn the
Wilcox
dogn through the
property
press
was
site.
the neighbors
Ge,Drge SchleDht - toriight was the first time he had heard about
the problem except for �rt problem izzif water going over Full Wocids
Rd. Tonight is the first time he has heard about the water going
down stream.
G+spv 5chup - at the very begir'ininq of the project Wilcox Press
offered to du dci.wn Stream Site work swi that there would be no
problems with the ibitch and the neighbrlrs did not want Wilcox to
work on the ditch.
Georges
Sc:hlecht - that is
true ar�d
in the
Iriltial
ravi.i�%w =if the
project
it was suggested
for the drainage
fIow
plan
was to put a stQrrr
culvert
dogn through the
property
and this
was
discussed and if
the neighbors
were willing
it wo+.Lld
solve
a lot
rif problems.
Iris GF_i 1 d farb - ho-�w about rin their, property instead of ours. She
is perfectly willing to have therm put a storm culvert or, their
pr4operty arid rur, it onti:� Rr_ute 13.
Gecirge
Rodriquez
- they
Schlecht
-
it i5 law that you can ni -it change thak direction
of the
section of the
building
fIow
of water.
been
Rich
Rodriquez
- they
will
not move into
any
section of the
building
until
it has
been
inspected
by C.
E.O.
Slater arid all
requ
i rE=mpnit s have
been
mEnt
for Bolton
Pi_l i
rit
grater and 5�ewiwr and
the
Varna Fire
Dept i5
satisfied
with
their
list.
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RESOLur ION NO. SPR 3 1990
FINAL SITE PLAN APPROVAL FOR
WILCOX PRESS, INC.
Councilperson Corrigan offered the follow* ng
resolution and askea7 or is adoption e
RESOLVED, that the Site Plan Review Board of the Town of
Dryden grant final site plan approval to the application of
Wilcox Press, Inc, for the proposed project and facility near the
intersection of Hall Road and New York State Route 13 on the
following conditions,
is That the project meet all requirements of the Town of
Dryden Zoning Ordinance and other applicable Town Ordinances and
local laws and all other applicable Permits, statutes, laws,
rules and regulat ions, including but not li mi ted . to, provis ions
w i th re spec t to to t coverage, parki ng (except as modified by the
Town of Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals) and buffer plantings to
be made between the project and residential areas along Hall
Woods Road. All such plantings shall conform to the plan
referred to in paragraph 2 below and the Town of Dryden Zoning
Ordinance and shall be maintained as a buffer by the developer.
2e That the project be constructed and built according to
the plan presented to the Site Plan Review Board and entitled
"Wilcox Press, Inc. Dryden, New York Final Landscape Plan" dated
October 9, 1989 and last revised April 19, 1990 with suitable
shrubbery t o be placed around the sewer lift station and
evergreens to be placed around the pump house. The notation "All
trees a 1 on g railroad bed to be located and staked in the field by
landscape architect" to be amended to include: "Witte
representatives of Hall Woods Civic Association". No changes or
additions in or to the "Foot Print" of the plant, driveways,
parking areas , pump house, sewer lift station or other
appurtenances including tanks, plantings and landscaping shall be
made without prior Site Plan Review Board approval.
3* That the railroad berm north and northwest of the
project shall not be disturbed during and following construction
except for the required installation of water or sewer lines as
called for in the Water Agreement or Sewer Agreement between
Wilcox Press, Ibc, and the Town of Dryden and except for the
addition of material to the top of the railroad embankment and
the construction of an emergency spillway as referred to in the
Drainage Sc•udy as modified by the Schlecht letter referred to in
condition 4 below, Any areas which are disturbed as herein above
permitted shall be re;to red to their condition prior to such
disturbance with suitable plantings to prevent erosion and
according to the Final Landscape Plan herein above referred to.
Ti the event any ocher areas of the berm, are dia tur bed Wi'_cox
Press, Irc. shall immediately contact the site Plan Review 3oard
and it reserves the right to require the
plan ting of addi :ional.
vegetation or trees in such dis carped areas,
4 That drainage from the site during and following
construction be managed and controlled according to the "Drainage
® Study for Wilcox Press, Inc, dated December 7, 1989 and made by
T.G. Miller Associates, P.C, and as modified by the let.er of
George Schlecht dated January 5, 1990 which report and lette r are
incorporated herein by reference and in no event shall the rate
of discharge of water from the site be increased during or after
construction (the Drainage Plan having been based on theoretical
25 year storm). Prior to the issuance of a Permanent Certificate
Of Occupancy, Wilcox Press, Inc. shall provide a certification
from a New York State Licensed Professional Engineer that the
drainage improvements have been constructed according to these
requiremen is .
5* That em is s ions , odors and air quality related to the
project meet or exceed New York State Department Environmental
Conservation requirements now in force or as hereafter amended.
6. That all other required Permits and approvals from any
agency having jurisdiction over the project be acquired prior to
the issuance of a Building Permit. The developer shall furnish
the Town with copies of all such Permits and approvals within
five (5) days of their receipt by the developer and shall notify
the Town within five (5) days of the receipt of any notice of any
violation of any such Permit or the revocation, amendment or
modification of the same. The failure to comply with all the
terms and conditions of any permits or approvals shall be the
grounds for the revocation of the Building Permit,
7. That the developer execute armmndmen is to the Purchase of
Water and Sewer Facilities Agreement, Water Agreements and Sewer
Agreements dated June 1989 between the developer and the Town of
Dryden and grant to the Town of Dryden such easements as it may
require for water lines, sewer lines and a sewer pump station
should the Town purchase the facilities pursuant to the agreement
and that such easements be granted for no additional
consideration. Such amendments to the agreements are to be
approved by the Town Board,
8. That the project during construction and upon completion
not constitute a public or a pr iva to nu isance . The Site Plan
Review Board reserves the right to limit the hours of
construction should the project constitute an undue nu isance on
adjoining neighbors,
9. That no Certificate of Occupancy for the project be
issued until all of the requirements of this site plan approval
and the conditions herein stated are met.
10. That in reviewing all proposed site modifications For
the facility and in consideration of the reports received by the
Site Plan Review Board including copies of the Permits from the
. Army Corps of Engineers and the New Yort State Depa: *, Wen t of
Environmental Conservation the rmdifications will not have any
environmental impact which was not already considered dur in the
S MR review conducted for this project in the Fall of 19880 g
11. This resolution supercedes all prior re sol ut ions
pertaining to site plan approval and all other approvals,
discussions, represen tat ions, agreements and understandings.
Seconded Councilperson y Roberts
Councilperson Roberta Yes
Counci.lper.son Corrigan Yes
Deputy Supv 11 "' Fleld Yea
CouncilperRr :Abridge No
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SPAN CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING, INC.
Mr. James F.Schug, Supervisor
Town of Dryden
65 E. Main Street
Dryden, New York 13053
Subject: Temporary Occupancy
Dear Mr. Schug:
December '7 , 1990
This letter is Span Construction's response to the re-
guirements for Temporary Occupancy that were laid out to me
at a Town Board meeting on November 13, 1990, at that time
we were asked to have information on the conformance to
resolution No SPR3 1990 final site plan approval for Wilcox
Press Inc. This resolution had eleven items that were
® adopted.
Item tdo. 1 Dealt with meeting all requirements of the
Town of Dryden and a buffer zone between the project and
the residential area. Site have met all requirements and the _
buffer zone was completed by the first week of October 1990.
Item
Item
No.
2 Dealt
with
the
Landscaping
of
the site.
Due
to
severe
weather
conditions
30,
in
this
have
area
we can
not
plant
until
we
have
Spring
soil
conditions.
The Landscape
completed
Engineer
item.
will
give us
information
as
to
when we
can
begin
planting
with
and
within
six
(6)
weeks
and as
of
this
go ahead
we
will
be
complete.
Typical
for
complied
this region
will
continue
is
between
the
dates of
April
1st
and
May 1st.
Item
No. 3
Dealt
with
the
railbed
and as
noted
in our
letter
dated
October
30,
1990,
we
have
complied
with
and
completed
this
item.
Item
No. 4
Dealt
with
the
site
drainage
and as
noted
in our
October
30, 1990
letter
we
have
complied
and
will
continue
to monitor
the
site
water
drainage.
Item No. 5 Concerns the agreement between Wilcox Press
and the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation.
Wilcox Press has an agreement and a permit to Construct with
the D.E.C.
MADERA OFFICE: VARMPRUDEN f FRESNO OFFICE:
1841 HOWARD ROAD buildings 3100 SO_ PARK 11AY DIt.
P.4ADERA, CALIFORNIA 93637 • FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 83725
(2091) 66 1 -1 Ill or 268.9000 IA. rill .195 :Kj
I ?.09i 486-1818
Mr. James F. Schug, Supervisor
Town of Dryden
Page 2
Item No. 6
Deals
with
with
permits and
approvals. The Town
has on file all
permits
public
and
approvals
issued to date and no
violations have
been
issued
all
to date.
we
Item No. '7 Deals with agreements between the Town of
Dryden and Wilcox Press. We understand these agreements are
basically completed with minor changes to be finalized
between Wilcox Attorney and Mahlon Perkins.
Item No. 8
Deals
with
the
project
being
a
public
or
private nuisance.
We
have
done
all
we
can
to
prevent
this
from happening
and
will
continue
to
work
with
the Town
to
prevent this from
happening.
Item No. 9
is
intended
for
Final
Occupancy
and it
the
intent of Span
Construction
and
Wilcox
Press
to
comply
to
all requirements.
Items No. 10 & 11 are correct and need no response from
Span Construction or Wilcox Press. I hope that this response
is is satisfactory and if we can be of any assistance, Please
feel free to contact me at any time.
RR:mam
CC: Henry S.l.atert --�
Town Board
Mahlon Perkins
Tom Parziale
Dean Heberlig
I
Sincerely,
V 6
C
Rich Rodriguez
Field Superintendent
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DANSVILLE PLANT
7 Bank St.
Dansville, New York 14437
716 - 335-6012
Date
1/21/91
1/28/91-
2/08/9.1
1/28/91
Wilcox Press, inc.
"PRINTING GETS THINGS DONE"
Temporary Occupancy
Projected Moving Schedule
Process Location
Erecting lst Press Pressroom
ITHACA PLANT
409 -445 E. State St. • Ithaca, New York 14850
Remittance Address
P.Q. Box 9 • Ithaca, New Yark 14851
607 - 272.1212
Employees & Hours
Outside Contractor
Start tip lst
Press
Pressroom
4
Shakedown -
polluti.on
abatement, chill
water,
ink system,
air, compressors
Pressroom
2
Roll Paper (limited)
Roll paper receiving
Pressroom
0
Erect 2 bindery
lines
& scrap removal
system
duction
Bindery
2
Art and Design • Sheet and Web Offset • Letterpress - Complete Bindery
lam -4pm
lam -4,pm
lam -4.pm
24 hours
lam -4pm
24 hours
lam -4pm
lam -llpm
24 hours
24 hours
lam -4pm
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
2/11/91
Begin live Production 1st
Press
Pressroom
8
Roll paper receiving
warehouse
1
2/25/91
Begin live bindery pro-
duction
Bindery
16
2nd press start up
Pressroom
4
scrap collection system
start up
Bindery
2
3/04/91
Begin live production 2nd
press
Pressroom
11
Pre Press
Pre Press/
Main Level
6
4/01/91
3rd Press start up
Pressroom
4
Additional binding line
Bindery
8
4/08/91
3rd Press live production
Pressroom
.8
additional binding line
Bindery
16
Pre Press platemaking
Pre Press/
Main Level
12
Production Coordinators
Prod, Office
Main Level,
5
Maintenance services
Support Services/
Main Level
4
Art and Design • Sheet and Web Offset • Letterpress - Complete Bindery
lam -4pm
lam -4,pm
lam -4.pm
24 hours
lam -4pm
24 hours
lam -4pm
lam -llpm
24 hours
24 hours
lam -4pm
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
C
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DANSLE PL Blar`k St ANT Wilcox press, inc.
Dansville, New York 14437
716 - 335.6012 "PRINTING GETS THINGS DONE"
Temporary Occupancy - Projected Moving Schedule
Page 2
Da t e
Process
4/29/91 4th Press Start Up /Live
Production
additional binding line
Pre Press /Camera
Production Office
General Office
5/6/91 General office, Sales,
Estimating
Complete bindery
Complete Maintenance
ITNACA PLANT
449.445 E. State St. • Ithaca. New York 14650
Remittance Address
P.O. Box 9 • Ithaca, New York 14851
607- 272 -1212
Location Employees & Hours
Pressroom
12
Bindery
1.6
Pre Press/
Main Level
6
Main Level.
Office 7
Lower Level
4
Lower. Level
Bindery
Main Level
Art and Design • Sheet and Web Offset • Letterpress • Complete Bindery
16
S
2
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
24 hours
lam -5pm
7am -5pn
24 hours
24 hours
I
is
TB12 -11 -90 page 7
RESOLUTION #291 BOL14ON POINT DSM PROJECT
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptions
WHEREAS, on August 1, 1990, the Southern Cayuga Lake
Intermuni.cipal Water Commission (Bolton Point) filed a Notice of
Intent to Submit a Demand Side Management Project to NYSEG
involving the construction of off -peak water production and
transmission facilities that would be necessary to enable the
Commission to utilize 900 KW demand and 3,11.6,600 KWH of annual
energy during off peak periods for a nominal contract period of
15 years, and
WHEREAS, Dolton Point retained the firm of Lozier Engineers and
Architects to prepare an engineering report defining the cost of
facilities required and among other things assessing the risks of
operating production and /or transmission facilities during off
peak periods, and
WHEREAS, Bolton Point has received the engineering report and
evaluated its findings and by resolution adopted at its regular
meeting on November 8, 1990 recommends that the parties to the
Intermunicipal Agreement authorize Bolton Point to submit a bid
in accordance with the project description specified as
Alternative A,
NOW THEREFORE
BE I'f
RESOLVED that
the Town of
member
Dryden hereby
authorizes the
Southern
Cayuga
Lake IntermUnicipal
notification
Water
Commission to
submit
a bid in
accordance with
the description of
Alternative A
subject
to the following
conditions;
The bid shall state as one of its conditions the following:
Negotiations and arrangements
will occur- following initial
including public hearinrl s to
fto
the Intermunicipal Agreement.
agency for the preparation of
2nd C l m Corrigan Ro 11
DISCUSSION
for
Commission
member
cost
sharing
award
group
notification
by
NYSEG
consider
the
specific
amendments to
The
Commission
will be
the
lead
such
amendments.
call
vote
-
all,
voting
Yes
RESOLUTION #292 FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptions
RESOLVED, that this
Sen. Seward and try
Dryden and Village
control project on
2nd C l rn Corrigan
Town Board authorize SUpv Schug to write to
to obtain $150,000.00 to help the Town of
of Dryden acquire property for the flood
Virgil Creek.
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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® Cornell/Dryden Composting Project
Cornell University and the Town of Dryden are preparing to embark on a
comprehensive organic waste composting project. The impetus for the project is twofold:
first, to develop a more environmentally sound way of managing livestock manure and,
second, to divert other organic wastes from traditional landfill disposal and transform them
into a beneficial soil amendment.
The project is conceived as a combined research and demonstration effort. The
composting facility will be operated as a full -scale demonstration, and will be monitored for
both economic costs and environmental impacts. In addition, some small -scale research
with innovative technologies and materials is anticipated at the site.
The facility will be sited on three acres of a field west of Freese Road, and accessed
by a gravel drive to be installed alongside an old fence row. A locked gate will be installed
at a strategic location on that driveway that can be visually monitored from Freese Road.
The site includes Valois and Conesus gravelly silt loam soils and has a three to eight
percent slope. It is well buffered by cropland or woods on all sides, with the nearest
residence more than 1000 feet away.
The first year's program has been planned as a cooperative effort with the Town of
Dryden. Farm manures from Cornell and leaves from Dryden as well as the Cornell
® grounds will be composted in outdoor windrows approximately six feet high and twelve
feet wide. All materials will be brought to the site in public vehicles: no individual vehicle
drop -offs will be allowed. Most windrows will be turned using a SCAT specialized
composting machine, on loan to the project from SCAT Engineering. Cornell Farm
Services will provide a tractor/loader to shape the windrows as well as tow the windrow
turner, and to turn and completely manage a separate set of windrows to develop
comparative operational and economic data. While the site will not require full time
staffing, a Farm Services employee will visit the site daily and turn the windrows
approximately once a week.
Diverting leaves from landfill disposal can result in significant savings. Yard -waste
is estimated to be almost 20 percent of our nation's solid waste, and leaves can make up as
much as 50 percent of the waste volume in the fall. The leaf composting component of this
program will evaluate two different bag collection methods. Large 30 gallon paper bags as
well as clear plastic bags will be used for leaf collection in the Town of Dryden. The paper
bags have been shown to compost effectively with the leaves, but the plastic bags need to
be separated. The SCAT windrow turner will be used to separate the bags using special
hooked teeth. Mobil Chemical Company's Macedon, NY, facility is interested in
developing a plastic bag recycling program, and will provide free bags to the program as
well as test the recyclability of the separated bags. Set Point, Inc. of Massachusetts will
provide free paper bags. The Town of Dryden will distribute the bags to residents and will
arrange for collection and delivery of the bagged leaves to the site.
The yard -waste and manure composting operation will be the subject of an intensive
economic and environmental monitoring program funded by the New York State
Department of Agriculture and Markets. Complete records of labor and equipment time and
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incidental costs related to composting operations will be kept by Farm Services personnel.
Capital and operating costs will be calculated by staff in Cornell's Department of
Agricultural Economics. Surface and groundwater at the site will be sampled and analyzed
by staff from Cornell's Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, in
cooperation with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).
In addition to the manure and leaf composting, a pilot food waste composting
experiment is planned for the spring of 1991, under the guidance of the DEC. Ground
food waste from Cornell Dining Services will be mixed with manure and bedding and
composted using both open - windrow and contained systems. Open- windrow composting
is being used successfully on fish gurry and crab wastes in Maine as well as cafeteria
wastes from the Shwangunk Correctional Facility in the Hudson Valley. The goal of this
trial will be to evaluate alternative technologies for possible full -scale food waste
composting at Cornell the following year.
The integrated waste management system developed through the Cornell
composting project will include not only the process of producing compost, but also the
utilization of the finished product. While private - sector marketing of the finished compost
will be limited due to Cornell's non - profit status, the compost will be thoroughly integrated
into on- campus soil- management activities. Finished compost will be used in landscaping,
grounds maintenance, golf - course management, and agricultural applications. Analysis of
nutrient and organic matter characteristics for different compost mixtures will be used in
developing compost application rate recommendations. The finished product also will be
available for use in the compost utilization research of Dr. Martin Petrovic (sod production
and turf maintenance) and Dr. Eric Nelson (compost use in disease suppression).
The information developed through this project will be transfered to the public
through a variety of mechanisms. A series of annual composting demonstration field days
will be held on the site, and advertised through Cornell Cooperative Extension throughout
New York and the Northeast. A technical report on the project will be published detailing
the results of the study, and a bulletin also will be published for broad distribution.
This composting project holds the promise of significant improvement in Cornell's
overall solid waste management program. By integrating farm wastes, yard wastes, and
eventually food wastes in a comprehensive system, we hope to demonstrate a successful
and cost - effective composting program that can serve as a model for other institutions and
communities nationwide.
Neighbors and other residents can play a key role in minimizing any problems at the
compost site. Any problems will be corrected as soon as possible after receiving a report
of a problem. Two contact numbers are provided for the public to register problems or
complaints:
For emergencies or vandalism, contact Cornell Public Safety: 255 -1111
For nuisance complaints, contact Cornell Farm Services: 255 -2156
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TB12: 11-90 page 8
O There
was
consideration for
a
defensive
Beck,
driving
someone
course
for town
to put in
employees
who
would
at $40.00 per drive
take the course woUld
3
and is
cost
a 6
$680.00
hour
course.
and
the savings
For 17
men
to
the
town in
insurance would
be
about
$2,000.00.
permit
if this
You also
would
have
to consider the hours
of
work that
the
men
would
have to
give
up.
Supv
Schug - received
information
from
Robert
Beck,
that
someone
was
proposing
to put in
a gravel mine
near the
Malloryville
3
Bog.
Atty
Perkins -
the town
has an ordinance
for
a gravel
mine
so
they
will have
to apply
for a special
permit
if this
is
true.
Supv Schug - report
buildings con Mt. P1
and acting as lead
Dryden was interest
as an interested pa
ed that
easant
agency
ed and
rty to
Cornell Univ will be building 2
Rd for storage. The State is doing this
and wanted to know if the Town of
if so they wOuld put us on their list
review the SEOR pri."lcess.
Supv
Schug
Board
- reported
Barbara
Caldwell
that the term for the Dryden Youth
Commission
the
would
be
3
years.
RESOLUTION #k293 COMPOSTING COMMITTEE
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptions
RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint the following to the
neighborhood composting committee: Laurie Snyder, 3E Freese Rd.,
Ithaca, NY; Barbara Apt, 1436 Hanshaw Rd., Ithaca, NY; Candace
Cornell, 1456 Hanshaw Rd., Ithaca, NY; David Weinstein, 51
Freese Rd., Ithaca, NY, Jaime Hecht, 1446 Hanshaw Rd., Ithaca,
NY; Mike Kimball, 97 Freese Rd., Ithar_a, NY; and Dave Pu11eyn,
55 Freese Rd., Ithaca, NY to work. with Cornell in monitoring the
corn post ing.
2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #294_DRYDEN LAKE PARK, ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Clm Roberts offered the following resoluti
adoptions
RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint Joy
Harris, Charles Brown Jr., Bard Prentiss,
Hatfield, Donald Gilbert and James Schug t
Advisory Committee.
2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - a
on and asked for its
ce Gerbasi, Raymond
William Worth, Charles
o the Dryden Lake Park.
11 voting Yes
RESOLUTION #295 _ TOMPK.I NS COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
Clm Walbridge
adoptions
RESOLVED, that
toTown of Dryden
Board.
offered the following resolution and asked for its
this
Town
Board
appoint
Barbara
Caldwell
as
the
representative
to the
Tompkins
County Planning
2nd Clm Hatfield
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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TB12 -11 -90
page 9
JUSTICE
REPORT -
$5,688.00
for the
month of November
FINANCIAL
REPORT
-- available
to
board members
RESOLUTION #296 AUDIT & APPROVE ABSTRACT #12
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that the general, highway and special district bills be
paid as audited. Abstract #12 voucher #839 to #9158 for a total
f $1529642.70
2nd Clm Walbridge Roll call vote - all v�1ting Yes
There was discussion regarding abandonments and qualified road
abaridsw.riments on certain roads in the town and decision was tabled
NEW BUSINESS
Year end meeting - December 27th at 12 noon
Organizational meeting - January 2nd at 6a00PM
Regular board meeting - January 8th 7:30PM
Susanne L 1 oyd
Town Clerk
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TOWN BOARD MEETING
DECEMBER 27, 1990
Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 1.2 n_1on
Members and guests participated in the Pledge of Allegiance
Roll call was by the Town Clerk:
Present: Supv Schug, Clm Roberts and Clm Hatfield
Absent" C1rn Wa1br °idge, Clrn Corrigan and Atty Perkins
Supv
Schug - appointed Clm Roberts to
audit general and
special
district
bills. Clm Hatfield to audit
highway and capital
fund
bills.
RESOLUTION #296 TRANSFER FUNDS
Clrn Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
ado pt icon:
RESOLVED, that the Supv be authorized to transfer $75.00 from
1220e40 to 1220.41 telephone -- $14,725.00 from 1910m415 to
legal cant ract Ua 1 1420.40 $6oO. 00, to landfill 1420. 401
$11,000-00, to legal supplies 1420m480 $75v005 to legal
litigation 14`0. 490 $600s009 to engineering contractual 1440. 400
$750.00, to engineering (armory drainage) 1440.408 $850.00, to
Neptune Ambulance building 4540. 415 $850.0C.)
2nd Clm Roberts Roll call v ite -•- all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #297 AUDIT AND APPROVE _ABSTRAur #13
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption«
RESOLVED, that the general, highway and special district bills be.
paid as audited. Abstract #13 v_lucher #916 to 4#972 for a total
of X619 437. 16
2nd Clm Hatfield
Susanne Lloyd
Town Clerk
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Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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' Town of Dryden Standard, B611er Plate Approval.
These followng standard appr
i oval conditions SHALL APPLY to
the attached project as 'necessarys as,well as all other listTdTconditJons.
Applicant* `
PP general Unlimited Board Action Date: 1'2/6/90
Action: Retail Light Assembly Space Site: 298 Cortland Road, llr,yden, N.Y.
Type of Approval Requested:
Approval*Conditions
eckal Permit
in addition.to:Boiler Plate Requirements.
to the n59essMent r'ornt prepared In %conneyt I pre
wi th the pro -)pct 1 g approved ' and accepted, baased• ttron ' tf'l'e"fattt' .
that the project Will have no advp►•se ;env lvontntenta'1 lriip'Art: •(l
negotive declAt"'Ation is to be filed,. ' Moved..ainds Compl'e`ted %on file here.
2. The project shall be cconstr tcted ar.ctordirig to the plans
sttbrnllthd by 4he AppllrAnt and ,pproved arid ,f41ed WltNotl;6- 'awn
cot bvydeh. No construction purposed,,.use..exi §tiong• structur
J. MA tho hl•ojtsct dttrin'g and fnl lowing Coast ► -ti'rt �`r_►n `s( ►al l
tola"IV .With Al l Appl !cable town, C�' ttr,ty,, ,St,ate ',arid •redts►.al 1'2ws,
tkAttltCs, Codes, ovdihances, appvoval9 and .t ml,e5:,9nd9. "'�` "�
rpg111AtIons. Standard item enforced by this °'off'i'ce.
4. That 'the project duvireg ron9trt►c'tIAn and upon cornpletipn
5hs11 n�t''c�hstltute a public ot• privath
St'andird item "enforce'd•.by:,t!hP� §kroff ice
.
S. that whpn,rakirlir-ipal' water o►• mtl6ici.pa,l,.sr_well is .availtab)Pr % to the site the Pppl !rant tahal 1 Connect tIp'y the game3-r.►pon "`riot Ce
to do no from tho 7,own. Not available at ;thi=s'.'time 1
6. "that shy ±Ild the�Towri ►•egttia•e easer�tents� fo ►- n ►tthlcipal
watt►• 1 inps nr sewer 11hes and rrecpssa ►•y app�t►•tcnanCes `in
Connection with, the• con!3tv"mct1c;n' Of 'a rktnie.ipat water syst °em or
sr'we►• systera that the applicant, 111t. 5ttr,c,t�sso ►•;s. arid•Asslqiiil
g► -t►nt the 4aM! ,to the Town withot►t 'the rieres:si,ty; for
compensati'on.`° Standard request
'J
7. that the ►•ate of dischaVne of quvrace wate►• from the
site not`:64 !r'►creased daring ov following',const►•r_rctionvand tifiat
meastives by taken by the nppl iraht t� insure sttclt '•Cnnfroi of Ell"
dlschat•gp of water. nay drainage lnt�►��veinen_ts :cc.nst►•r.rcted _hy the
anpllrArit tp CoMp1y with this condit•lon slia,l.l..be artalri'tAir�pd try
thh appl !'cant. ,
There is no constructi,pp purposed'
That 1 t a ir?i rft?r• 1 s vnhi -t 1 red to' •be pl•ar'ited then it glra 1 1
hp rttaintalhed by th@ Abhl lrArrt. Such..Bu•ffeir•- isenot 'required.
At a Public Nearing held 12/6/90 THE DRYDEN TOWN Board
Approved the above applica on ase upon these standard con ons,as we.T
those attached By this document, I make a record of that decisi and ..
make It available to public. '� on •
CC: XX Applicant
XX Town Clerk
BY:
n
16.12 -7 (2187) -k
Project Number
7 =90
617.21
Appendix F „ it
State Environmental Qualitk*Review
NEGATIVE DECLARATION
Notice of Determination of Non - Significance
SEAR
Date 12/24/90
This notice Is Issued pursuant to Part 617 of the implementing regulations pertaining to Article
8 (State Environmental Quality Review Act) of the Environmental Conservation Law,
Dryden Town Board
The ,,,as lead, agency,
has determined that the proposed action described below will not have a significant effect on the
environment and a Draft Environmental Impact Statement will not be prepared.
Name of Action: Special. Permit to hstablish
and Light Assembly of Paper
SEOR Status: Type I ❑
Unlisted Q
Conditioned Negative Declaratlon: ® Yes
❑ No
Des ription of Action. The app
gi t shop and another a
products. This project
has been used for light
licant is
rea for t
is purpos
commerci
purpos
he asse
ed for
al uses
and Operate Gift Sales
and Cardboard Goods.
1
ing to .establish a speciality
mbly ok .pap.er and card. board
an existing structure which
prior to this time.
Location: (Include street address and the names of the municipalitylcounty. A location map of appropriate
scale Is also recommended.) The site is ai .pre- existing structure
which is located at the intersection of Route 13, Livermore Road
and Simms Hill'Rcfad. The structure is- located between Livermore and
Rt. 13 which are parallel to each other. A map has been attached
which clearly details the location.
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