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Home My WebLink About1991-11-12TOWN BOARD MEETING NOVEMBER 12, 1991 0 Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 7:3()PM 0 I Members and guests participated in the Fledge of Allegiance COUNTY BRIEFING Co. Rep. Evans - repi .-orted that the cc,,_knty board is having a hard time working ors the budget with all 1_4f the state mandates. There is a passible 15 per rent tax increase and this is after they have attempted to cut the budget as rfluch as possible. Clm Corrigan - wondered if there was any consideration given to layoffs. Co. Rep. Evans _ every attempt will be made to reduce the county staff. There are some county layoffs, but these are izzines that have been planned. A resolution was proposed to add a penny to the sales tax. This would raise an additional revenue of eight million dollars. The social service budget is in the hale this year by one million dollars. The sales tax reveni.ke is down this year. His Concern over the one cent addition to the sales tax is that if they have the extra eight million they will spend it and the only way that he will support it is if he sees the budget first arid knew that tine property tax levy would be reduced by the remaining five and one half million. Co. Rep. Evans _ reported that they are still working on the reapportionment maps. Co. Rep. Evans - reported that the county is waiting for the report from the Army Corp of Engineers regarding the DR7 landfill site. If the report goes in favor of the town that will be the end of DR7. If the repinrt is not in the towns fav_Ir his guess is that the board will continue to nave ahead with DR7 because nobody wants tip adroit to their constituents -that they have thrown away three million dollars of the cC'unty money. It will cast the county $40.0o a tort to ship the garbage out of state and did not think that the county coi.tld run a landfill ft.-jr that amount. The landfill will not be in operation until 1994 at the earliest and it will cost the col.trity at lease $75.00 a teen to run the landfill. /5b Roll call was by the Town Clerk: Present: Supv Schug, Clm Corrigan, Clm Hatfield, Clm Walbridge, and Clrn Roberts Absent : Atty Perkins and Z. 0. Slater Approval of the minutes: Motion was made by Clrn Roberts and 2nd by Clm Hatfield that the minutes of Sept. 5th, Oct. 2nd and Oct. 8th be approved. Carried COUNTY BRIEFING Co. Rep. Evans - repi .-orted that the cc,,_knty board is having a hard time working ors the budget with all 1_4f the state mandates. There is a passible 15 per rent tax increase and this is after they have attempted to cut the budget as rfluch as possible. Clm Corrigan - wondered if there was any consideration given to layoffs. Co. Rep. Evans _ every attempt will be made to reduce the county staff. There are some county layoffs, but these are izzines that have been planned. A resolution was proposed to add a penny to the sales tax. This would raise an additional revenue of eight million dollars. The social service budget is in the hale this year by one million dollars. The sales tax reveni.ke is down this year. His Concern over the one cent addition to the sales tax is that if they have the extra eight million they will spend it and the only way that he will support it is if he sees the budget first arid knew that tine property tax levy would be reduced by the remaining five and one half million. Co. Rep. Evans _ reported that they are still working on the reapportionment maps. Co. Rep. Evans - reported that the county is waiting for the report from the Army Corp of Engineers regarding the DR7 landfill site. If the report goes in favor of the town that will be the end of DR7. 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"'W'r1 iLll'JE7t ^Y1_3::1''. f -la 1 rwyoen r' - �'w-r'r }:'::'_;rrl I*jr;a(11L ?r''r' S5 <a 1.! ss a rr r1 en 1.. 1. r, y d D t•• y ri (n t•I `I-,^+ w r1 Clerk 1 i ;,.i _n Fd. 4:'ei ^4(.i.rr�s, flv' yderl r'_ow-ral F1.L,(.orl -Ic: V 0 A publ DISTRI additi than 1 Sect io is heari BUTORS o on to th S feet f n 90S.2a ng to consid f 1278 Dryde air existing rom either s of the Dryd NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 er the applicat n Road, Ithaca, ,warehouse fact ide lot line a an Town Zoning ion Ne lit nd Ord submitted by F. & T. w York to construct an y at 1278 Dryden Road, closer is requesting a variance to inance. A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 309 1991 with members present: Chairman, John Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso. FINDINGS: 1. The applicant produced a survey map of 1274 Dryden Road which was prepared on June 29, 1991 showing that the proposed building .would be eight feet, five inches (815 ") from the North West property line; and ten feet, seven inches (1017 ") from the North East property line. 0 A motion (to clarify the original variance granted on November 14, 90) was made by Ann Everett that F. & T. Distribl_ltors by granted the variance as requested based on the findings. Second to the motion was made by Francis DiTommaso. VOTE YES (4) F. DiTommaso, J. Baker, A. Everett and A. LaMotte. Ink DECISION: El (0) ABSTAINED (0) VARIANCE GRANTED. Respectfully 54.ibmitted, raker, Chairman NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 0 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by MAURICE & ALICE AMSILI of 705 Mitchell Street, Ithaca, New York to construct an Accessory Structure without first having a primary structure on property of theirs at 439 Ellis Hollow Creek Road, Ithaca, NY and is requesting a variance to Appendix A, Building — Accessory of the Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance. A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 309 1991 with members present: Chairman, John Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso, FINDINGS% 1. There was no neighborhood opposition. 20 There was testimony that the building permit for the primary structure is on file in the Zoning Office, 3. This is in an extremely remote location. motion was made by Ann Everett that Maurice and Alice Amsili be granted he variance as requested. Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte. VOTE YES (4) F. DiTommaso, J. Baker, A. Everett and A. LaMotte. NO (0) ABSTAINED (0) DECISION: 17A VARIANCE GRANTED. Respectfully submitted, J-�� &jot� ohn Baker, Chairman NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 0 A public hearing to consider the application submitted by RENEE RERFETTI of 30 1/2 Johnson Street, Freeville, New York to place a Single -wide Mobile Home at 957 Midline'Road, Freeville, New York and is requesting a variance to Section 1002.2 of the Dryden Town zoning Ordinance. A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 30, 1991 with members present: Chairman, John Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso. FINDINGS: 10 The applicant failed to prove practical difficulties or unnecessary hardships. 2. There was significant neighborhood opposition. A motion was made by Francis DiTommaso that based on the findings the variance by denied. 0cond to the motion was made by Ann Everett. VOTE YES (4) NO (0) F. DiTommaso, J. Baker, A. Everett and A. LaMotte. ABSTAINED (0) DECISION: VARIANCE DENIED. 0 r- Respectfully submitted, hn Baker, Chairman 0 A public hearing to NADINE MAY PARRY of Town required skirt requesting a varian the Dryden Town Zon c 8 in ce in NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 onsider the app 3 Mirk Road, Fr- g wall for a Do to Article 111 g Ordinance. lication submitted by LOIS SESSIONS R e,eville, New York to omit the Dryden uble —Wide Mobile Home and is Section 309, Mobile Home Portion of A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 30, 1991 with members present: Chairman, John Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso. FINDINGS: 10 The request is a non structural request. 29 The applicants proved significant economical hardship in the amount of $3,000.000 39 There was no neighborhood opposition to granting this variance. A motion was made by Ann Everett that Lois Sessions and Nadine Parry be anted the variance as requested. Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte, VOTE YES (4) NO (0) DECISION: jr 0 F. DiTommaso, J. Raker, A. Everett and A. LaMotte. ABSTAINED (0) VARIANCE GRANTED. Respect ted, aker, Chairman A public hearing to JACKSON of 465 West Town required skirt requesting a varian the Dryden Town Zon NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 consider- th Dryden Road ing wall for ce to Articl ing Ordinanc e applicati Freeville a Double —W e 111, Sect e. on submitted by PAUL AND HELENA New York to omit the Dryden ide Mobile Home and is ion 309, Mobile Home Portion of A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 30, 1991 with members present: Chairman, John Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso.. FINDINGS: 1. The request is a non structural request, 2. The applicants proved significant economical hardship in the amount of $3,000.00. 3. There was no.neighborhood opposition to granting this variance, 4tmotion was made by4Francis DiTommaso that Mr. and Mrs. Jackson be ranted the variance based on the findings. Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte. VOTE YES (4) F. DiTommaso, J. Baker, A. Everett and A. LaMotte. NO (0) DECISIONS �1 ABSTAINED VARIANCE GRANTED. (0) Respectfully submitted, i r "-'K' f?" ohn Baker, Chairman , �A b NOTICE OF DECISION TUESDAY JULY 30, 1991 pu lic hearing to consider th COUNTRY MANOR ESTATE of 99 Wood existing park, "Country Manor E without Municipal Water &;'Sewer requesting a variance to Sectio Dryden Town Zoning Ordinance. e app Road state avai n 2. 2 licati Free S " by lable of Mo on submitted by ROY RIZZO & ville, New York to expand his six (6) Mobile home lot sites, for these lots and is bile Home park Ordinance, of the A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning Appeals on Tuesday, July 30, 1991 with members present: Chairman, Jot-in Baker, Ann Everett, Alan LaMotte, and Francis DiTommaso, FINDINGS: 10 There would be conditional approval subject to Tompkins County Health Department Approval. 2. All other requirements for trailer park expansion must be applied for and adhered to. 36 There was no neigh ® were mailed to adj A motion was made by Franci approved to allow Mr. Rizzo addition of six (E) lots. borhood oppos acent neighbo s DiTommaso b to extend hi i r- a s tion, although sixteen mailings so sed on the findings a variance be present Mobile Home Park by the Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte. VOTE YES (3) F. DiTommaso, NO (1) A. Everett DECISION: jr VARIANCE GRANTED. J. Baker, and A. LaMotte. ABSTAINED (0) Respectfully submitted, 8,4, aker, Chairman 0 `js 4 ,1 . dv Dryden Youth Conservation Corps Stunner 1991 OCT I 1 1991 The Dryden Y.C.C. siunmer program started July 1, 1991 with a crew of 8 Dryden youth - 2 females and 6 males. The project coordinator and job assistant were provided by the Ithaca Youth Bureau. The summer project consisted of building a hiking trail and putting in trail benches along the existing old railroad bed from the Villaqe od Dryden 3 miles out to Dryden Lake. The crew cut trees and brush, dug out roots and stumps, cleaned out old railroad ties and built' and installed 6 trail benches (every 1/2 mile) . This project took 5 weeks to complete. The work schedule was Monday - Thursday from 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. On Fridays the crew went on educational and recreational field trips. All 8 youths stayed with the surnner project for the 5 weeks and worked real hard in spite of high temperatures through most of the summer. Everyone in the group got along quite well and a lot of new friends were made. It would have been preferable to have more females and a more diverse group. I think earlier QPublicity and intervie.ving would have helped produce a better mi;x of participants. Working with the Dryden Youth Commission, the Town of Dryden Highway Department and Town Supervisor Jim Schug was a pleasure and a very helpful collaboration: Having the garage for storage of tools and supplies was very helpful and made the project flow smoothly. Also, working with the Dryden Agway was very helpful and very convenient being so close to the job site. Transportation was a bit of a problem. I think access to a van or truck would have made the job much easier and would have helped some youths who had a problem getting to and from the job site. Also the Town of Dryden supervisors and clerical staff were very helpful in doing all the paper work needed for the youths and payroll. I think the youths were a little disappointed that they didn't get paid every week. The Dryden community was very supportive and we received a lot of positive feedback on our work and on the improvements to the trail. It takes slot of coordinating and planning to run this kind of summer program and I think it ran pretty smoothly and efficiently. My recommendation for any future projects like this one would be to start the planning process much sooner and also to give the youths some recognition for their effort. I think the project could have used some local publicity either in the paper or TV. Thanks again to the Dryden Youth CoT nission and the Town of Dryden for all the help in making this project possible and giving the youths of your community an opportunity to make this valuable contribution. Chet Salustri Ithaca Youth Bureau El RESOLUTION NO 201 (1991) SPECIAL PERMIT FOR, MARIE CEVARE & JOSEPH CLOUGHARN D /B /A BIG BOY'S TOYS 298 Cortland Road Councilperson Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED: I. That the Town Board hereby finds as follows: a. The re,luirements of the Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance Section 1303(1) have been met. b. The location, use and nature and intensity of the proposed project will not be in conflict with the zone or neighborhood. c. The proposed use will not be more objectionable or depreciating to adjacent nearby properties by reason of traffic, noise, vibration, dust, fumes, smoke, order, fire hazard, glare, flashing lights or disposal of waste or sewage than the operation of allowed used within the zone in which the project is situate. d. The project and proposed use will not discourage or hinder the appropriate development use of adjacent properties of the neighborhood. e. Since the proposed use is located adjacent to open agricultural land and other commercial uses and is within an existing structure which will not be modified in its exterior appearance, no screening by means of a landscape buffer strip or suitable fencing is required. f. The health, safety and general welfare of the community will not be adversely affected. 2, The Town Board of the Town of Dryden hereby grants a Special Permit to the applicant for the proposed use subject to the following conditions: a. The Environmental connection with the pr based upon the fact that environmental impact, filed. b. The project shal according to the plans approved and filed with Assessment Form prepared in oject is approved and accepted the project will have no adverse A negative declaration is to be 1 be constructed & operated submitted by the applicant and the Town of Dryden. J U r� LJ c. That the project during and following construction shall comply with all applicable Town, County, State and Federal laws, statutes, codes, ordinances, approvals and rules and regulations. d. That the project during construction and upon completion shall not constitute a public or private nuisance. e. That if municipal water or municipal sewer is available to the site the applicant shall connect to the same upon notice to do so from the Town. f. That should the Town require easements for municipal water lines or sewer lines and necessary appurtenances in connection with the construction of a municipal water system or sewer system the applicant, its successors and assigns, must grant the same to the Town without the necessity for compensation. g. That the rate of discharge of surface water from the site not be increased during or following construction and that measures be taken by the applicant to insure such control of the discharge of water. Any drainage improvements constructed by the applicant to comply with this condition shall be maintained by the applicant. ho Entrance to the property shall be only from Route 13 with traffic to exit only on to Livermore Road. The applicant shall provide suitable signage. i . Hours of 9:00 P.M. j. No site approved. operation shall be changes or changes from 10:00 a.m. until to the structure are k. Parking for the project will be according to the Town Zoning Ordinance unless the applicant obtains a variance from the Town of Dryden Zoning Board of Appeals. 10 This Permit is granted based on the express representations of the applicant that the purpose of the Permit and the use of the property is for the sale of those items represented by the applicant as: radio controlled airplanes, cars, boats and plastic models including materials and supplies commonly found in a hobby shop. No pornographic or adult type books, films, photographs, paraphernalia or other materials shall be displayed or offered to sale on said premises or from said premises. Second Councilperson Walbridge Roll call vote - all-voting Yes is TB11 -12 °91 page 2 COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR Clm Walbridge - reported that she did not have any success with the ricsise meter at the Wilccix Press site and basically it is not going to show up. It is more of a nuisance rather than a decibel level. It will not show ►.tp as a high level noise only a penetrating noise. She thoi.tght that if we can get after people for having a rjuisance we should be able to go after an industry for creating a nuisance to the neighborhin od. If we do:) riot solve this before they get a permanent certificate of occupancy it w i l l never be solved. Clm Roberts -- reported that he spoken with Torri Hatfield regarding the swim program and he is Under the impression that it comes under the form of recreation and they were not supposed to do anything under recreation. Supv Schug - maybe the swim program can be worked out with the Red Cross under the recreation program. Clm Corrigan - reported on the Liberty Partnership program. This program is aimed at and only available to the ycluth who attend Dryden School. There is a program called ACE_ which is Access to College Entrance /Ernployrnent which does exactly the same thing as the Liberty Partnership does, but does it with federal and state funds for ether residents in the county. She can find no objection to the Liberty Partnership program for the Dryden people as long as attention is being paid to.) the people in the ether pert of town. RESOLUTION x#200 LIBERTY _ PARTNERSHIP Clm Corrigan offered the following resolUt adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board move to ada Partnership with the full. knowledge that i students attending the Dryden High School knowledge that there is a similar program ion and asked for its pt the Liberty t serves only those and also with the full available to rather youth residents of the Town of Dryden. 2nd C l rn R,_,bert < s Roll cal 1 vote - a l l voting Yes RESOLUTION ##201 GRANT SPECIAL. PERMIT -- -- - RIG_ BOY'S TOYS Clm Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its adopt icin: (copy in minute book) 2nd C l rn Walbridge Roll call. vote - all voting Yes ZONING OFFICER - monthly report given to biziard members I� n E TS11 -12 -91 page 3 HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT Hwy Supt Gilbert - the county is still looking at a couple of roads that are to be considered for road abandonment. CORRESPONDENCE Dryden High School letter Letter from Martin Luster Dryden Youth Summer program Dryden Police report Arnbulance report - Chet Salustri RESOLUTION #202 ADOPT ASSESSMENT ROLLS Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption.* WHEREAS, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of the public hearing in the preparation of the Assessment Rolls of parcels of land included in Varna Water Dist. #19 Snyder Hill Water Dist. #2, Monkey Run Water Dist. #3, Sapsucker Woods Sewer Dist. 4419 Varna Sewer Dist. #2, Cortland Road Sewer Dist. #:3, Monkey Run Sewer Dist. #4, Varna Lighting Dist. #1, Etna Lighting Dirt. #2 and Meadow Drive /Leisure Lane Lighting Dist. #39 tin base the cost chargeable to said districts I n connection with the construction of water and sewer systems which benefits and impri,ives said districts, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt said assessment rolls for^ this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the 1st day of January 1992. Rates as follows Varna Water Dist, #1 -•- $82.26 per i_cn i t, $-85 per thousand, $.16 per front foot = Total tin raise $5/j,705.00 Snyder H i l l Water Dist. 442 ° $540.81 per unit, $4.53 per thousand, $. 81 per front foot = Total to raise $29,774,50 Monkey RU1', Water Dist. 43 - $83.21 per unit, $4.29 per thousand, $115.71 per acre = Total to raise $182,501.00 Hall Road Water Dist. #4 - Total to raise $2,325.00 Sapsucker Woods Sewer Dist. #1 - $94.20 per Unit = Total to raise $69 5000 00 Varna Sewer Dist. #2 - $162.EO per unit = Total to raise $601650o00 Cortland Road Sewer Dist, #3 °- $15.94 per unit, $.51 per pipe footage, $. i2, per^ thousand assessment = Total to raise $14,700,00 Minnkey Run Sewer Dist. #4 - $35.34 per unit, $1.90 per thousand, $158.57 per acre = Total to raise $939755.00 Varna Lighting Dist. #1 ° $. 26 per thousand Total $39 100. 00 Etna Lighting Dist. #2 -- $-35 per thousand, = Total $2, 550.00 Meadow Drive /Leisure Lane Lighting Dist. #3 $.55 per t h oi.tsar,d = Total $1,400,00 End Clm Corrigan, Roll call vote - all voting Yes • E TB11 -12 °�31 page 4 RESOLUTION #203 DEL I NOUENT WATER_ & SEWER BILL Clm Corrigan adoption. offered the. following rest-.il Ut i On and RESOLVED, that following delinquent November 20, Tax map #43 this 1.991 -1 -19.6 to Town water the Board and town taxes Arthur authorize sewer Koehler bills, for the 1992: SW1 SUpv if riot $268.06 penalty 26u79 $294e85 Total $410.35 Tax map ##43 -1 -19. 15 Norbert Sch i ck.e l SW1 penalty III $261. E:5 2_____ a9 8 $291023 asked for its to add the payed by Tots l $522 Tax map #56 -5 -11 John Marchell SW1 $135.63 penalty _ 15a631 $151026 Total $264m49 Tax map #56 -5 -12 J 1hn Marchell SW1 $616035 peria1ty 66v74 $683009 Total $1,136.02 Tax map #k56 -5 -17 Daniel Clark SW1 $188.65 penalty 290 15 $217. 8c? Tot a 1 42 38.51 2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting DISCUSSION SS1 $105.00 _10aa 5( $1 15. 50 SS1 $210.00 21. 00 $231. 00 SS2 $1(1)2o95 10. 28 $113.23 SS2 ' $411. 75 41. IS $452a,93 SS2 Yes 0* 71 $20. 71 Youth BUreau meeting Wed. 11-13-91 Dryden High School library at 7 : OOPM Christmas Party 12 -20 at 12.3OPM at the Town Hall NYSE &G Agreement - Sodom Rd - the town board agreed that the street light should be installed at the intersecti.c -in of Rate 38 and George Rd. since the residents do not want a light at the intersection o f Sod _im Rd. and Snyder H i l l Rd. RESOLUTION #204 STREET LIGHT INTERSECTION or- ROUTE 38_ AND GEORGE ROAD Clrn Carrigan offered the following resolutii::ln and asked for% its �zd npt inn: RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve a street light at the intersection of Rt 38 and George Rc-lad (approx. 2000 feet west of Hart Road) fsr agreement with NYSE &G. 2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes /S� * I C TB11 -12 -91 page b RESOLUTION #205 DEL E=GRTE & ALTERNATE TO FIRE D 1 SF�STER & EMS ADVISORY BOARD Clm Carrigan offered the following to res_ilution and asked for its adoptions to Supv postage RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint Gregory Fitts as delegate to Fire, Disaster & EMS Advisory Board and Shawn Flynn as alternate terms to expire 12- 31 -94. 2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUur l ON #k2� i6. TRANSFER F LJNDS A 1 1 10w_40U 1 O A 1 1 10._2'()(7 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoptions RESOLVED, that this Town Hoard authorize the Supv to transfer $366.65 from Justice contractual (A111(). 400) to Justice eqUipment (A1110.2'00) for fax machine purchase. 2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION_ #2(J7 TRANSFER FUNDS A 1220., 4UU TO A 112 .(.),_420(7 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adeptiono RESOLVED, that this Town Board $200-00 f rl::4m SUpv contractual (AIR20.420) for postage. End Clm Corrigan Roll authorize the Supv to transfer (A1220.40()) to Supv postage cal. 1 vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #208 TRANSFER F7UNDS A 1410. 40G TO A141(%420 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town $100.00 from Town Clerk postage (A1410.424)) for 2nd Clm Corrigan Board aI_(thC.1riZe the Supv to transfer contractual (A141Oe 4OO) to Town Clerk post age. Roll call v_1te - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #209 TRANSFER FUNDS UNEXPENDED FUND BALANCE TO _A_1420m 401 Clm Walbridge offere adeptian: RESOLVED, that this $25, o('.)0. 00 from unex for Attorney Perkins End Clrn Corrigan d the following resolu Town Board authorize t pended fund balance t Attorney Kublic and Roll call vote - tion and asked for its he Supv to transfer landfill (A142o.401) George Schlecht bills, all voting Yes AIT TBII -12 -91 page 6 RESOLU-1' I ON #21c) _74RANSF E R_ FUNDS A1620. 400 TO 0� _ A 1620. 410 AND A I E2(i, 461 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adopt iori: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Supv to transfer $925.00 from building c_ntractual (A1620.400) to building telephone (A1620.410) for telephone $125.00 and copier ( A 1621 ). 461) for paper $800.00. 2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #21.1 TRANSFER FUNDS A8030._400 TO ABc 3o. 4U; Clm Walb adoption RESOLVED $515m o(:) Cortland $15. 00. r : 9 f idge offered the that this Town rom research cor Road water $SOU. fell Board tract `)i ) arl owing reso l ut i, l.-in and asked for its authorize the Supv to transfer ua l (A8030.400) to (A8()3(_). 403 ) d (A80 0.440) townwide sewer 2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vi_te - all voting Yes RESOLUTION #212 TRANSFER FUNDS_ FROM 81990. 421 TO B8010._420 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the Supv to transfer $200.00 from B Contingency (B 1990. 421) to Zoning postage (B8010.420) for pi_nst age. 2nd Clm Corrigan Roll call vote _ all voting Yes RESOLUTION #213 TRANSFER FUNDS FROM DE35112.21U TO 61 DB "5110.10O AND DB5110,400 Clm Walbridge offered the following resolution and asked for its adoption: RESOLVED, that funds from road personal (DB511 (DB5110.400) $6 2nd Clm Corriga ENGINEER this Town Board construction 0. 1()() $109 0406 1000.00 f:ir surd n Roll aut DB51 00 a rner cal ho rize the Supv two transfer 12. 210) to road repairs rid read repair contractual w -.irk. 1 vote - all. voting Yes George Sch lecht ° has not heard anything from the caUnty regarding some of the roads to be considered for abandonment. He does not have the rneasi.(rements for Mineah Road and hopefully by next b1_1ard meeting he will have all of his information together. SL(pv SchUg and George to make su specificat ® Board gave as the sit - there is concern regardin Schlecht should have authc nr re that the road meets all r_ I ons before the road is acre George Sch 1 echt the aut hi_lr i uat i :ire is needed. g new rc nads that are built ization to inspect the road f the requirements in the pt ed by the town. The Town nation to inspect new roads • 0 TBII -12 -91 page 7 RESOLUTION #214 APPROVE ABSTRACT #111 Clm Walbridge offered the following resc.,1ution and asked for its adoptiona RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve abstract #111, vouchers #715 to #830 for a total of $116,117941a 2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes FINANCIAL_ REPORT - available upon request JUSTICE REPORT - $10,%9.00 NEW BUSINESS George Schlecht - regarding Peregrine Hollow subdivision the Town Planning Board made a, p_isit ive declaration and on Nov 13th they are having a scoping session. This board needs to give consideration as to who will be overseeing the entire process. The planning board is asking that an environmental impact statement be made and they have never gone through this process before which is rather complicated with a fair amount of guidelines and schedules that have to be met. George asked hr.1w closely he should get involved with this projects Supv SchLtg - the this is something believes that the attendance to adv legal implication properly, planning board asked t they have never done town engineer and a t t ise the planning board s involved in doing on o be the lead agency and before as a town. He orney should be in since there are a lot of e of these things Planning Board meeting - Varn Brothers, Peregrine Hollow subdivision - Nov. 13th at 8:00PM Proposed Cortland Riziad water d i st . 7:OOPM Adjourned". 9: 1 ;PM SLssanne Lloyd Town Clerk public hearing -- Nov. 14th at