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TOWN €BARD MEETING
AUGUST 13, 1991.
Supv Schug called the mQetinq to carder at 7:,SOPM
Members and gLie,tz participated in the Pledge of All.egiarca
Holl call was by thc! Town Clerk.:
Present: Supv Schug, Clm Ro7Ger1ts, Clrn Walbridge, Clm
AatfjultJa Fatty Perkins and Z.Q;. Slater
AbSerlt: Clm3 r"Irrigen
Supv Schug rrkppoin4ed Clrn Roberts to audit 'the general fund bil]S.
RcDprovai 9f the minutes:
Motion was made by Clm Roberts and 2nci Clot Hatfield that the
rninllto5 of- July 9th and July 16th be apprcivefi. Car"r"ied
GIT=N PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOoR
Supv Sch4ig - Barbara Hatfield, h&ns written a litter to the town
a3kLt)g for their !3tippor-t to have the otate install a 5.ion along
Rte 13 Ycahq- Hanshaw Rd. far the Guthrie_ Clinic. Stithrie Clinic
has to reque!3t the sign and there is money involved,
A6rTORNEY
ptty Pyrkiris - regarding TIIF`k.ey Hill water Arid sewer, hear -'inq. He
wa5 requested to advi.s2 the town hgard as to the pr•acedur`es that
might be ay.-jilable to the tiDwyl. There were vieveral. ccirnments niade
at the oecnting, many iDf Which had. to do with the f1irmula t1lat was
to be util.-k7ed to raise the Irrival debt Service. He has Spoken
wit1% someone from $he State CrZiloptrollers ❑ffico and our boriding
council, 'rechnically YOU do not have to go back and hold ariother
pli1ulic hearing. YCJLI could go ahead if you f'rZiunj an appropriate
formula nerd ntak.e certair, deterrninatigt-is urider- Section 2139 under
Town Law, smbr31t your application and attPriipt to explain to the
State Comptroller wiry you intend tiD, use a fornrt11�7 which was
different thAn was filuii with the reap, plan and report. He
eecorameridro that the beard Select one of those forrnula5, have
another amended map, plan P.nd report and hold another pw.,blic
hearing on that ord then pr•ocebd to make YQLLr^ determinatir_iri5.
Supv Schug - thi5 board should pick a fciT1rrlu.la n,]w 5[, that we can
schedule another PLIbli.c hearing.
Trttir'e was sQFPC Miscussi4n and the bl:a,r•d decided t.5 work Lift a
formula using 90% a3sessrnent 17rrd J(vA uriitE3.
C1ni Roberto. - had rn> problem with the fl;rrnula, as long as the
people on ocCrJ.tlied and Urbc:!cupied are both doing assP;6s�d in
paying the same rate. One person owns RS acres Arid is only being
charged 1 %„niit and aronther has 26 acres and charged for 10 4Anits
becauso his lar� {I is wln'D'C : jpied.
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Atty Parkins - yOlt can use the current formula, but with acreage
over 2.5 will irer_rr• 1 unit for each ' ?..5 acreage, A typical lot
would be 2.S acres. The question is, is the vacant land going to
be benefited.
Atty Perkins - Cortlerd Rd. water district agreement with the
village. The language proposed by the village in paragraph 17.
The village has a concern that they will have to incur some
expenditures in order to supply water to the town. The village
did not want the town to turn around and develope it: own source
in the next 3 years and then abandon the village. In exchange for
the ability to get out of the contract the town has agreed that
the village would be the sole supplier of the water until a major
source of water became available. The village is proposing that
if Bolton Point water i3 available then the only way the town can
get out of buying water from the village is if the town agrees to
supply water• to the village. This is a problem because the
village i, not a ptirty to Bolton Point. He recommends to the town
that the village will be the sole source of sr.rpply until such
time as a major supply is available. You are giving up the right
to look for water yourself. The village language is that this
contract maybe terminated or renegotiated in the event that water
becr.mes available to the parties from Bolton Point, it wag
changed to, .,r from some other source and we didn't limit it to
Bolton Point and that him is objection. The prliblem is that it
has to be available to the parties. It has to bin available to the
Stown rn_t to the village also.
Atty Perkins - would like to propose that this contract maybe
terminated or renegotiated by either party jr, the event a
significant supply of water becomes available to the town. For
example water from the SCLWC Belton Point or other significant
water supply for purposes of this agreement. Significant supply
shall rnear, water from the source which is capable of supplying
the Cortland Road water district that meets the same daily
quantities that the village has been supplying.
Supv Schug -- there is a request for, an extension for the Uniform
procedure Act regarding the Hall Road water district. DEC is
asking for an exten£ ion of time.
Supv Schug - Lorraine Bard has requested more money for dog
control warden since her injury because she has had to hire extra
tie P.
Supv Schug - a r•equr_�pt from the planning Board that they would
like to be the Load Agency under• SEAR for the Varn Brothers
slitrdivision.
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July 12, 1997,
James Schug
Town of Dryden
65 E. Main Street
Dryden, NY 13053
Subject: Rent -A -space Property at Rt. 13 & Yellow iiarx Road
bear Mr. Schug,
We will, comply with the artier to pla;,c the 94 upright 24"
Arborvitae. The plants have been purchased from Groton
Agway, and are scheduled for plant,rig on August 19th.
There are two (2) of the businesses like ours on Route ],3,
The one other rental spacQ bug5.ne5s is over by Cayuga Press.
We note that this competitive business is now offering
storage of .boats, motor homes, trailers, trucks and autos.
Tc he equal, The Town of Dryden should permit our busines-q
to also offer the same services. You will note the
Compe.titer, is located in a similar area, on the same
highway, This competitive rental business is takji,hg
business away from out company because of the extra services
they are permitted to offer,.
We would like to knew is the Town of Dryden authorized our
Competitor the permission under special use permit tc;� offer
these services of storage of boats, motor homes, trailers,
trucks, and autos? please advise,
If the Competitive rental space company has been granted the
Permission td offer these services, we are asking for the
same right. Please bring this before the board, and read
this letter aloud tc the mambers of the board,
Lastly, we have incorporated OUT- business, and request a
change in the name from Darrell and Diane Rademacher. to tha
Dame of Rent -A -pace etrporatien,
Please write us a reply to our letter after your next town
board matting,
{-= Sinter 1 r_
parrel:l ademacher
P.O. Box 821
Dryden, N,Y, 13053 -0821
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Tompkins Codnly
• DEPARTMENT OI: PLANNING
Blgas aolming A, 101 Ilarrls A. Pon' Drive
Irhan, Yew y'or► 14810
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James W. ilanson, Jr.
Cummts"oner of Planning
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TO: Ilenry Slater, 7,oning and Building Code En N rcxment Ufftce
FROM: James W. Hanson, Jr., Commissioner
DATE: July 30, 1991
RE: 7oninp Review Pursuant to §239 -1 and -nr of the New York State General
Municipal Law
Action: WHCU WYXL Radio Station Relocation. Tax Map No. 43.2.3.2
This mentorandum acknowledges your referral of the proposal identified above for review and
comment by the Tompkins County Planning Department pursuant to §239 -1 and in of the New
Yolk State General Municipal Law,
rMc proposal, as submitted, will have no significant deleterious impact on intercommuuity, county,
or state interest. Vierefore, no recommendation is indicated by the Tompkins County Planning
Depallrnent, and you are free to act without prejudice.
Plcasc infomi us of your decision so that we can make it a part of the record.
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NOTICE OF DECISION
TUESDAY JULY 029 1991
A public hearing to consider the Application submitted by JOYCE PIERCE
of 661 Irish Settlement Road, Freeville, New York to build a (2) bedroom
ranch home and is requesting n variance to Section 603.2 6 41 804.1 R 2
and 1704 of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance.
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning
Appeals on Tuesday, July 27 1991 with members present: Chairman, John
Acker, Dominic Bordonaro, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis
DiTommaso.
FINDINGSr
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14 The applicant proved significant economic hardship.
A
motion was made
by Ann Everett
that Joyce Pierce
by
granted the variance
as
requested.
Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte.
VOTE YES (S)
NO (0)
DECISIONt
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F.
DiTommaso,
J.
Baker, D. Eor•donaro,
A.
LaMotte and
A.
Everett.
VARIANCE GRANTED.
ABSTAINED (0)
Respectfully submitted,
John Baker, Chairman
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NOTICE OF DECISION
TUESDAY JULY 029 1991
A public hearing to consider the applir_otion submitted by RICHARD AND
DORIS WOOD of 23 -3 Hanshaw Road, Ithaca, New York to build m Residential
structure and is requesting a variance to Section 753.1 of the Dryden
Town Zoning Ordinance.
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning
Appeals an Tuesday, July 21 1991 with members present: Chairmnn, John
Baker, Dominic Bordonaro, Ann Everett, Alan LoMotte, and Francis
DiTomeaso.
FINDINGS:
11 The applicant proved unique circumstances based on State
Insurance Funds requirements.
A motion was made by Alan LnMotte that based on the findings Mr. and Mrs.
Wood be granted a variance as requested.
• Second to the motion was made by Dominic Bordonaro.
VOTE YES (5) F. DiTammnso, J. Baker, D. Bordonaro,
A. LaMotte and A. Everett. '
NO (0) ABSTAINED (0)
DECISIONe VARIANCE GRANTED.
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Respectfully submitted,
John Raker, Chairmnn
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NOTICE OF DECISION
TUESDAY JULY 029 1991
A public hearing to consider the application submitted by GARY WADE of
241 West Dryden Road, Freeville, Now York to build a Multiple Dwelling (4
family) Apartment House and is requesting a variance to Section 751 of
the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance.
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden @card of Zoning
Appeals on Tuesday, July 2, 1991 with members prosent: Chairman, John
Baker, Dominic Pordonaro, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis
DiTommaso,
FINDINGS:
1. The applicant failed to
was
prove
any
practical
that Gary Wade be denied a variance as
difficulties or
unnecessary hardships
to
grant
n
variance.
A motion
was
made
by
Ann Everett
that Gary Wade be denied a variance as
requested
due
to
the
findings.
Second to the notion was made by Francis. DiTommaso.
VOTE YES (4) F.
DiTommaso,
J.
Baker, D. Bardonaro,
and
A.
Everett.
NO
DECISION:
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(1) A. LaMotte
VARIANCE DENIED.
ABSTAINED (0)
Respectfully submitted,
()John Baker, Chairman
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. RESOLUTION #160 PLANNING BOARD LEAD rvE NCY
SEOR FOR VARN BROTHERS
Clm Roberts offered the fl;illowing resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint the Dryden Planning Board
to act as the Lead Agency under SEAR For the Vann Brothers
subdivision on Snyder Hill Rd,
2nd Clm Walbridge Roll call vote - all voting Yes
ZONING OFFICER - resort given to beard members
Z.O. Slater - has received resplfnse from the County Planning Dept
regarding the WHCU /WYXL application. They have revised the SEAR
report to reflect changes that have been reviewed by the board.
The ZBOA did grant a reduction for parking spaces at their
meeting on 7 -30 -91 for WHCU /WYXL.
CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Peter Davies, 755 Snyder Hill Rd - requesting that the town does
not install a street light at the intersection of Sodom Rd and
Snyder Hill Rd. He thinks that it destroys tho rural riature of
the area. The safety problem in not related to the visibility at
that point. He had a stop sign installed there 22 years ago for
safety reasons. He does riot think that putting a light there will
• help. It destroys the rural character of the area and is valued
by the residents who chose to live in that division. Therefore,
he would like to request that the town does riot plane a light at
that intersection.
Supv Schug - the town has already held a public hearing and
approved a pole with a street light to be installed at that
intersection. Since the agreement has not yet been signed and
NYSE&G wants to put the pole there, the town will request a
street light to be installed at another location.
Z.O. Slater
- regarding
Darrell
Rademacher• issue. Mr.
Rademacher
agreed to comply with the r_rder,
tro plant evergreens 14
inch at
the time of
planting.
(cnpy
of his letter in minute
book)
Supv Schug - we are trying to get Mr. Rademacher to comply with
the site plan review requirements and clean the proporty up. The
board should recommend that the buffer should be planted where it
should be if he had taken care of it and mairtained it, rnow the
lawn and that he can't have any outside storage other than what
is in the site plan review resolution. Mr. Rademacher now wants
to rent outside storage to ether poople.
Supv
Schug
- told
Henry that Mr.
Rademacher should
plant at least
3
to
4 feet
tall
and keep them
maintained.
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• CORRESPONDENCE -
Supv Schug - reported sales tax revenue is dawn foil the quarter
because they changed the way the city took their money.
Dryden Lake police report
State purchasing pilot program fcn� state vehicles.
Schwan Drive
- request
f-or
lower speed limit has been turned
down.
builts
for
Abbott
DISCUSSION
Supv
Schug
- would
like approval
to proceed with getting as
builts
for
Abbott
Road,
Atty Perkins - r4eported on Barr Rd, cone thing that was holding
everything up was the NYSE &G oasement which is pending.
Hwy Supt Gilbert - wrote a letter of Acceptance for Parr Rd. last
year and he would not be able to accept the road now with the
conditinrr, that it is in.
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Floard appoint Deborah Holtz of 6F.2 West
Dryden Rd., Freeville to the West Dryden Rehabilitation
Comm i t t ee.
and Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUT14N #162 WETLAND STUDY DR -7 LANDFILL SITE
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that thin Town Board authorize expenditures of up to
$6259000,00 to Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett Inc.; Subconsultant
Orland J. Blanchard; for services to delineate Corps
jur ^isdictional wetlands. These Are additionAl services for
Wetland Study DR -7 site.
and Clm Roberts Ro_oll call vote - all voting Yes
R UTION #163 GTE PHONE SYSTEM
F SOLOR TOWN HALL R HIGHWAY GARAGE
Clm Hatfield offiared the following resolutioon and asked for its
adopt ioro:
RESOLVED, that this Town Hoard approve prs.)posal from Robert
® Watros of GTE for a new phorie service for town hall and highway
garage.
2nd Clm Walbridge Roll cc)ll vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION #164 AUTHORIZE HWY SUPT TO ATTEND
HIGHWAY CONFERENCE
Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Huard authorize Hwy Slipt Gilbert to
attend highway conference from Sept 24th to Sept :37th and to pay
expenses not to exceed $400.00
2nd Clrn Walbridge Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #165 APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS ABSTRACT #10
Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that the bills be paid as audited. Abstrar_t #108
voucher #476 to #567 for a total of $148,755,9P
dnd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
FINANCIAL REPORT - available upon request
JUSTICE REPORT - 48511.00 for the month of July
NEW BUSINESS
September board meeting to be held on Thrusday Sept Sth.
Ad j o! irned : 10: 3OPM
Susanre Lloyd
Town Clerk
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