HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-02-11TOWN BOARD MEETING
FEBRUARY 11, 1992
Deputy Supv Hatfield called the meeting to order at 7e30PM
Members and guests participated in the Fledge of Allegiance
Roll call was by the Town Clerk:
Present o Deputy Supv Hatfield, Clm Roberts, Clm Baker, Atty
Perkins and Z.O. S 1 at er^
Absent e Supv Schug
Deputy
Supv
Hatfield
appointed
Clrti
Roberts and Clm Baker to audit
the highway,
general
and
special
bills.
COUNTY BRIEFING
Co. Rep. Watros - the county is facing budgetary problems and one
solution is to increase the sales tax which requires state
legislative approval. If this is approved it will be implemented
ar''Und the 1st of December and will generate abut 7.5 million
dollars revenue. 25 percent will be shared with the city and
townships and 75 percent w i l l be collected by the county to help
balance their budget. In addition to the county board passing the
sales tax resolution was a fiscal plan which calls for further
reduction �n of spending to about one half million dollars over and
above what they have cut during the 1992 budgetary process. It
appears that those additional proceeds will be more than enough
restore the fund balance and also provide a surplus that will
• result in a significant reduction in property taxes for% 1993. It
is important that we follow this process to make Sure that the
beard does in fact go :& through with the reduction on the tax levy.
The tax rate increase this year was 15 percent and has been
running about that rate for the last 8 or 10 years. He thinks
that the county should have at least a 25 percent reduction next
year.
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Co. Rep. Watri.-is - reported that the results of DR7 has been
received from the Army Corp of Engineers. The Army Corp elected
to accept the CoDuntys plan of designated wetlands for DR7 which
now will enable the county to move forward with the permitting
process with DEC. In addition to that there are ether
alternatives one of which Broome County is planning a burn
facility and they are looking for additional waste of which
Tompkins County might be able to contribute.' The problem is they
are early in their permit process and there will be a long series
of reviews before that is in place. Charlie and he are committed
to encourage the county to move ahead with exploring the benefits
of using the burn facility for the bulk. of Tompkins County waste.
He dcnes not see the bcnard at this time terminating any activities
of DR7, but it would be significantly mitigated if in fact it
came to pass that it was an ash deposit instead of a 1 and f i 1 1.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to
Town Board adopted December 27, 1991 a special
qualified voters of the proposed Turkey Hill
Turkey Hill Sewer District situate in the Town
Tompkins, State of New York will be held at
Center in said Town #on the 4th day of February,
to be open between the hours of 12:00 noon and
time for the purpose of voting upon the follol
PROPOSITION NOe 1
a resolution of the
town election of the
Water District and
of Dryden, County of
the Varna Community
1992 with the polls
8:00 p.m. prevailing
wing propositions.
"Shall Resolution No. 193 adopted by the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden on October 22, 1991 establishing the Turkey Hill
Sewer District and providing for the improvement therefor
consisting of the purchase of additional treatment plant capacity
at the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Plant and the purchase and
installation of approximately 15,515 linear feet of 8 -inch diameter
gravity sewer main, a pump station and forcemains, 49 manholes and
land or rights -in -land, original furnishings, equipment, machinery
and incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith at
a maximum estimated cost to the sewer district of $914,422 be
approved"?
PROPOSITION NO. 2
"Shall Resolution No. 194 adopted by the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden on October 22, 1991 establishing the Turkey Hill
Water District and providing for the improvement therefor
consisting of the purchase and installation of approximately 11,400
linear feet of 8 -inch water main, 1,250 linear feet of 6 -inch water
main, 2,850 linear feet of service tubing, together with 19
hydrants, 16 gate valves, land or rights -in -land, original
furnishings, equipment, machinery and incidental improvements and
expenses in connection therewith at a maximum estimated cost to the
water district of $606,475 be approved "?
DATED: January 22, 1992
Susanne Lloyd,
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Co. Rep. Evans - in addition
looking into the possibility
be a number of alternatives
It is important that we keep
alternatives as well as just
toward DR7.
to � Broome County, Cayuga CO Unt y is
of building a burn plant. There will
available to the co unity to look ato
the County focused on the
forging ahead with blinders on
Co. Rep. Evans - he was appointed to the city youth board as the
T oriip. Co Bd. of Reps. representative.
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Co.
Rep. Evans -
in the
fiscal plan not only
does the
agreement
require
that the
county
reduce
the budget
this
year by
` 500,
00o.
Oo but
after that
budget is in place
the
next
years
budget
does riot
al l� ow it
to
increase more
than
the rate
of
inflation.
Co Rep. Evans - reap port ionment - there are 3 proposed maps. The
major problem in the co unity is Groton because their population
growth is considerably less than ether areas. 600 people have to
be assigned to Groton which w i l l have to come from Lansing or
Dryden. ` maps recommend that the number come out of the Town of
Dryden in the area of Malloryvi1le and the third map recommends
that the number% conies out of north Lansing. They are all !pen for
discussiizin because there has been no further decision made. One
i_if the basis f• it which the maps were drawn was to conform closely
as possible to existing governmental town boundaries. Although he
does not like the idea for the people coming from the Town of
Dryden, it does make some sense to take the Ma 1 1 oryv i 1 1 e area of
the Town of Dryden for Groton because it is so closely related to
McLean. This is the only logical p 1 ace if it does have to come
from Dryden.
CITIZENS PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Brian Earle - update on West Dryden Community Center - the truss
work has been completed and really looks nice.
Tom Hatfield, Youth Commissic-in - they have been through one cycle
and now have evaluated the program. They would like t o d� � a
better job of managing what they have and in reaching out to the
community. They have 7 VO 1 Unt eers with a lot of great ideas, but
unable to get things in place. They would like to put some
programs together and then come back to the beard frond time to
t ime. He did send information for the board riiertibers to look at.
Model #1 is what they did a year age � and they were riot satisfied
with the way that it worked. In essence the youth commission has
been appointed by town and village boards and they do riot have
any fiscal ability to spend funds because everything comes
through the town beard. They are a group of volunteers and they
authorize variOI_is activities. The administrative functions get
taken care � �f between the town and county and is a very loose
knit organization and does not give them a very strong Ong sense of
accountability to � manage or control the various programs that
• have been put in place.
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The second model is an a l ternative and is one that would
certainly work, but they do not want to recommend to the beard. FV
Basically the town would have the youth commission in place, but
they would have a town employee either half, full or part time,
for whatever the time demands. They would assist the youth
commission and the town board with any out reach to the public
via administering any pr ograre. In essence someone that can tend
to all of the details that are regUired in managing the pr�ograrn,
where you have volunteers, employees and material, Supplies, etc
that they need to have control � giver. The problems that they see
with this model is that it will be difficult for% them as a
community to find a qualified person. The person would need
administrative orientatic-in as well as the ability to deal with
youth services, which reqLkires fot%mal training. The third model
is one that makes a l ot of sense to them because in their first
year they dealt with a lot of different agencies. There are
agencies in the community that are service providers and have the
expertise in the type of services that they need to access. The
need is the ability to access targeted population, develop,
evaluate, and then implement and manage the program and
coordinate the efforts of the various pv�ograms to make suet e that
they are serving the population that are targeted. Family and
children services which is provided in one of the models, they
would recr quit and find two qualified people and make a
recommendation to the youth commission and /orn the town board
however you want to handle this. The youth commission �n would
choose and that person would be responsible to the youth
commissi, jr, and charged with the .job description and contract in
carrying out the r%espcinsibi 1 it ies that they have incorporated.
For the youth commission to do an effective .j• ib in marshal l ing
the reso winces that they have available to them, they have
targeted in putting a program together for youth services in the
summer moriths when the school programs are out. The childr °en are
available and the needs are there. To do that they have to have
the programs in place and the plans developed by March and April.
To get someone involved in that process they need to be able to
move fotrward tonight. The third option is something that they can
stop at any time. It is a contract with an agency and is
different than having a relationship with an individual and feels
that this a great advantage. Decision should be made by March or
no later than April.
Clm Baker - attended their meeting and felt that of the three
proposals the third one was the best. He Would like some
questions answered as to what the identifying needs ar %e and
seeing what is out there.
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Tom Hatfield - they can get that information, but did riot have it
with them tonight. Right nciw they are unable to effectively put
• in place any program that they feel will have arty accountability.
They just do not have the vehicle there to reach out and manage
it effectively because these programs that are in place are on
going and fUl1 time. They are contract services for definite
periods of time.
Clrn Baker - has trouble with setting up a $1,000.00 organization
and deliver $200.00 worth of services.
Ann Bianchi - the light that it would be effective to have a
contact and liaison person for exchange of ideas.
Tom
not
Hatfield
satisfied
-
without
with the
the vehicle
results
to manage the program
from a year ago. They do
they are
riot feel
that
they
can
recommend
morning
to the
beard
to i expend
these types
of
funds
them
of needs
again
to hold
unless
these
that
have
they
funds
been
feel they
accountable
identified
some
with
have the
for results.
through
ability for all
There
that process.
of
a number -
They
have
the
ability
to
generate
a
lot
cif concepts,
ideas, programs
She
and
eva 1
alternatives,
Uat i can
process
all
of
for
which
priorities,
are
effective.
needs and
You have to
then target
have an
those
priorities
that
are
and
available.
needs
to
deliver
effectively
based can the
dollars
C1rir Baker - wanted to i know what benefit the taxpayers Would
toreceive.
Tom Hatfield - the benefits would be that if they can effectively
reach youth now it is better to spend a dollar now than $20.00
every day form the rest of their lives. There really is rice way to
put a number on this program. Short of having an effective tool
for managing these programs, he does riot want to came before this
beard and suggest that you spend a lcit of money because you are
not going to get your mcinles worth out of the programs. This is
the conclusion that the commission has reached. Either lets not
spend the money or lets spend the money wisely and if you u are
going to i spend it wisely than you have tc o manage it. This is what
they are reaching out for as a recommendation. A half time person
would cast about $129000.00 which Would be 50 /50 - $6,000.00 from
the town and $6,000.00 from the county can a matching basis.
Clm Hatfield - wanted to knew what Clm Corrigan's feelings can
these pry grams.
Tc1rii
Hatfield
-
spoke
with
Clm
Carrigan
this
morning
and she
felt
that
has
model
mentioned.
#3
was
She
the
liked
way
to
contracting
go for
some
with
of the reasons
an agency
that
rather than
he
an individual
effectively
and
manage
if
it
it
differently.
is
not
working
She
we
was
carp cut
in agreement
it and
with
the
need
as
far as
he
could
tell,
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Clm Hatfield - spoke with Clm Cl .-irrigan and he was under the
impressit .-in that she was in favor of model #2.
Tom Hatfield - she told him that she definitely did not like
model #2 becaUse you are dealing with are individual with no way
to assure that you can find that individUaI and then retain that
individual. That is the problem with model #4, you are better off
with an organization rather than dealing with an individual.
Their payroll would be paid for by the agency and their benefits
and other activities that y,_,u would have to::, deal with would be
picked up thri Hugh the cr.intract. They know that they can utilize a
half time person without arty problem.
C 1 m Baker - wanted to know if this would reach 25 or ci_ 0
children.
Tom Hatfield - did not know, but it should affect the entire
community once the programs are in place.
Ann Bianchi - these programs are out there, but they do rn.A have
the ability to organize them.
RESOLUTION #77B APPROVE_ MODEL #u_
YOUTH COMMISSION
Clm Baker offered the following resolUtion and asked for its
adopt ion:
RESOLVED, that this Town Beard approve model #3 as recommended by
the YOUth Commission with a maximum expenditure of $61000.00
and Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting ing Yes
Bob Watros - reported that GTE will be installing a new digital
switching equipment in the Etna area. (copy of news release in
minute book)
Gail Burgerriiaster, fry lm the Dispute Resc.flut ion Center - gave
board members copies of literature she had. They provide
mediation services that have been referred t i i them from other
agencies or the court systems. They handle small claim cases,
misdemeanors, and can handle minor felony cases. They have a
family program, (parent /teen situation) which is very successful.
They are JUSt starting to handle cases that fall Linder the
category of divorce. Also there is the fee for service program
which is handled by the director. They are part of the unified
cOUrt system of the state and they are ,jointly administered by
the Office of Court Administration and the New York State
Association of Co miUnity DispI_►te Res ol Ut ion Centers. There is a
center in every county in New York State. Tompkins County has the
highest number of cOUrnt referred cases. They are always
strUggl ing for local funding and they do_, accept private
donations. They di_I not charge a fee for the services except for
the one program that is more a facilitation They can provide
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mediation at their off ice or any place in the cO Unt_y and try to
make their services as assessable as possible.
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Regarding
the
requested
the
the mobile
SUpv
look.
home program they
have a ci .-mtract with NYS
Div.
for
Housing
and
Community Renewal
for mediation with park
owners
having the
a l ot of
and tenants.
board
li- ii:pk at
with engineering
it and approve it
costs.
Erica Evans - gUestifined Atty Perkins that at the Dec beard
meeting $800.0C.) was authorized for legal and filing fees to
prepare material for the NYS Comptroller Office to review form the
Turkey Hill water and sewer district. By law the town only has 10
days from the district vote and the filing deadline for
application. She inquired at the attorney's office today as to
where she could write, because last time si-xiiebody negatively
either got to the Atti_irney Generals Office :or Audit and C• intro l
and she wanted some positive input this time. She also is
concerned that this w i l l not be filed on time.
Atty Perkins - said that he would give her the address as soon as
he knows the address is where he is going to send all of this
informat ii::;n. When it is ready to go out he will be glad to inform
her of the address to which it is sent.
George
for
had
was
the
requested
the
Shank - had requested the town be hard to amend a resolution
ex pans i c- in for Country Manor Estates mobile home park.. He
a variance for the expansii:: in from the ZBOA, which
wrong board and procedure. He had received a letter from
SUpv
look.
SchUg
at
stating
it in the
that they
future. He
had
started
put the decision
this
aside and
process back in July
would
and
has
after
been
having the
a l ot of
zoning
money involved
board
li- ii:pk at
with engineering
it and approve it
costs.
there
Atty Perkins
expand
water
his
and
-
mobile
public
George
home
sewer.
Shank made an application for a
park in an area where there was
variance to
riot public
George
permit
Shank
as
-
he was
that
is
told.
correct, which was required for
a special
Atty
Perkins
-
didn't you first make an application to Zoning
Board
of
Appeals?
may be
George Shank - yes, form a variance.
Atty Perkins - the mobil
only establish a ml:: lbi le
an area where there is
the mobile home park ord
e home park ord i
home park or ext
my municipal wa
finance and not t
nance stat
end a m! obi
t er and se
he zoning
es that you may
le home park in
wer. This is
card i nance.
George
ether two
Shank. -
parks
he Understands
that were done
that part of it.
may have been
He realizes
in error and
the
the
process
may be
flawed here sr. 1
he made application
to the town
beard.
his request.
He wants
to know where
it got t•, and
what is happening
for
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Atty Perkins - his understanding is that you requested the Town
Board to rezone your property or change the mobile home park.
ordinance to � a 1 1 ow this expansion, Is that correct?
George Shank - _yes.
Atty
Shank
Perkins
- his
understanding
means they
are
is
that the Town Beard declined
to
do
that.
They
decided
to take
no
action.
George
to do it.
Shank
-
take no ar_t
ij.-in, so that
means they
are
not
going
Atty
Perkins -
it is
Atty Perkins
check with
the
-
presumably
board members.
that is what
That is the
it
means,
Status
you
as
will
he
have to
Understands
and file
it
from the last
board meeting
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when it
was
discussed.
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George
Shank
-
expansion
was already allowed
two
different
Atty
times„
he
cannot
Atty
advise
him
one way
or the
other.
they
were
Atty Perkins
expand
those use are
and that
on
- two other
apparently
public sewer.
mobile home parks
been done in
error.
had been
Although,
permitted
to j
both of
George Shank - they had variances granted fair water.
Atty
Perkins -
that
is right.
that
you
have to be
:in p i..tb l i s water and public sewer.
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Atty
Perkins -
it is
a legislative
decision.
George
Shank. -
so
he
has
to go through
and file
Shank -
under
Article
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is that
right.
why
is it riot
ft.-ir him.
Atty
Perkins -
he
cannot
Atty
advise
him
one way
or the
other.
they
were
George
Shank. -
he
received
home parks unlawfully.
a letter
that decision
was
set aside
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at this
time.
He
has
a problem
with
it, because
he does
not
see j
why
the board
would
out,
be against
it
because it
is
health
department
approved
and there
is sufficient
water.
Deputy SUpv Hatfield
- because it is
in the mobile home park
ordinance
that
you
have to be
:in p i..tb l i s water and public sewer.
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Atty
Perkins -
it is
a legislative
decision.
George
Shank -
right,
but if
the ordinance
was amended for
them
why
is it riot
ft.-ir him.
Atty
Perkins -
the
ordinance
was not
amended. Apparently,
they
were
permitted
to expand
their
mobile
home parks unlawfully.
George
Shank -
does
riot understand
why he is being singled
out,
Atty Perkins - those were done in error and the board is
obligated to riot let errors repeat. If that had been caught at
that time it might have been different. They have vested rights
now that they have access to sewer.
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George Shank - if that decision is final tonight them he has 45
days from when?
Atty Perkins - can not advise him as to his legal action.
George Shank. - thinks this is a double standard. The standard
may be in error, and does not understand why one is singled out
over the other.
Deputy Supv Hatfield - he was not singled out, but the law was
read the way that it should be read and it should be enforced the
way that it was written.
Atty
Perkins
was a meeting
with ACC
- Jan
Kublic,
is being made.
the town's
waiting for
landfill council is present
and
there
the
is
a matter
because
all
for
executive
the
session.
COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Clm Roberts
- reported that there
was a meeting
with ACC
representatives
and progress
is being made.
They are still
waiting for
informat ia_in from
the State Cable
Commission.
Atty Perkins
offered the
-
they
following resolution
in minute book)
Roll call vote
are
trying
adopt i� Ana
to
work
out
the
contract
language,
because
all
of
the
agreements
have
been
satisfied.
Clm Roberts - reported that he is still working with Dave Innerst
for the surtimer school program, the high school and the Red Cress
• for setting up a swim program at the high school for the summer.
ATTORNEY
Atty Perkins - the town is still waiting County action on
procedures to t Urn over Utility Drive to the town.
Atty Perkins - Darr Road and Sparrow Crest are now officially
town roads.
Atty Perkins - Abbott Rd. - he did receive the permit from the
Office of General Services to continue to plow, sand and maintain
the read until June 30, 19920
Atty Perkins - the Town Board has to pass a resolution regarding
the Turkey Hill Water and Turkey Hill Sewer District.
RESOLUTION #78 TURKEY HILL SEWER DISTRICT
Clm Roberts
offered the
following
• Clm Baker offered the
adopti or, a (copy
2nd Clm R• Ebert s
following resolution
in minute book)
Roll call vote
resolution
and asked f• or its
adopt i� Ana
(copy
in
minute
book)
2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION
#79 TURKEY HILL
. WATER DISTRICT
• Clm Baker offered the
adopti or, a (copy
2nd Clm R• Ebert s
following resolution
in minute book)
Roll call vote
and asked for its
- all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION NO. 78 - 1992
Councilperson Roberts offered the following
resolution and asked for its adoption.
WHEREAS, this Town Board previously adopted a resolution on
October 22, 1991 approving the establishment of the Turkey Hill
Sewer District, and
WHEREAS, said resolution was adopted subject to a permissive
referendum in the manner provided in the Town Law, and
WHEREAS, a petition was filed requesting a referendum on the
question of the formation of the Turkey Hill Sewer District, and
WHEREAS, a special town election was held on February 4, 1992
at which time the proposition approving the formation of the
district was approved by a vote of 69 to 57, and
WHEREAS, an application has been prepared to the Department of
Audit and Control in Albany, New York, for permission to establish
said Turkey Hill Sewer District, and
WHEREAS, the Town Board has been fully advised as to the
proceedings and contents of said application;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by this Town Board as follows:
19 The application was prepared at the direction of the Town
Board.
2. The Town Board believes the contents of the application
to be accurate.
3. The Town Board had determined that the improvement and
district and expenditure for the original improvements
thereof, for which permission is sought, is in the public
interest and will not constitute an undue burden on the
property which will bear the cost thereof.
49 All of the real property to be assessed for the cost of
the proposed improvement will be benefited by the
proposed improvement and no benefited property has been
excluded from the proposed district and from the
assessment of the cost thereof.
59 The Town Supervisor or Deputy Supervisor is hereby
authorized to verify and sign the application for
permission to establish the Turkey Hill Sewer District.
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RESOLUTION NO. 79
Councilperson Baker
resolution and asked for its adoption:
1992
offered the following
WHEREAS, this Town Board previously adopted a resolution on
October 22, 1991 approving the establishment of the Turkey Hill
Water District, and
WHEREAS, said resolution was adopted subject to a permissive
referendum in the manner provided in the Town Law, and
WHEREAS, a petition was filed requesting a referendum on the
question of the formation of the Turkey Hill Water District, and
WHEREAS, a special town election was held on February 4, 1992
at which time the proposition approving the formation of the
district was approved by a vote of 68 to 58, and
WHEREAS, an application has been prepared to the Department of
Audit and Control in Albany, New York, for permission to establish
said Turkey Hill Water District, and
WHEREAS, the Town Board has been fully advised as to the
proceedings and contents of said applications
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by this Town Board as follows:
14 The application was prepared at the direction of the Town
Board,
2. The Town Board believes the contents of the application
to be accurate.
3. The Town Board had determined that the improvement and
district and expenditure for the original improvements
thereof, for which permission is sought, is in the public
interest and will not constitute an undue burden on the
property which will bear the cost thereof.
4. All of the real property to be assessed for the cost of
the proposed improvement will be benefited by the
proposed improvement and no benefited property has been
excluded from the proposed district and from the
assessment of the cost thereof.
5. The Town Supervisor or Deputy Supervisor is hereby
authorized to verify and sign the application for
permission to establish the Turkey Hill Water District.
6. The Town Clerk shall transmit a certified copy of
this resolution (in duplicate) along with the application
and any other required supporting documentation.
Seconded Councilperson Roberts
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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Too Charles Hatfield, Dryden Town, Deputy Supervisor
Dryden Town Hall
65 E. Main Street
Dryden, New York
From an Henry
Single-family
M.
Slater,
Zvrling
& DI_tilding Ccide Enfcircement Off.
65
E.
Main
are
Street
described
Dryden,
icrl
as
New
Ycirk
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SI_ib. e January 92 Dept. Ar_.t. ivity Report
Dear Jimn
Building
Single-family
was
F'errliits
i -Drl1y
Issur-md
During
January 1992,
are
to Living
described
icrl
as
follows.
A -1 Single - -family cot ructurese
A -1 Sirlgle .... family, New Starts
(7) which
(0)
A -1
Single-family
was
i -Drl1y
C• overt a Plort i clrl Existing Garage
area
to Living
igat
icrl
Areae
(1)
A -E Ccinvert a Single-family K erne to
C -4.1 Erect Private Garagee
to a E family
C-5.1 E=xtend Existing," Church Structure
Certificates if Occupancy and Cr_Imp 1 i ance.
(8) Certificates 1:11" OcclAparlcy I - -sued.
(S) Temp• irary Certificate cif OccupOtncy.
(0) Certificates of Ccimp l i ance issued.
Fire I nvest i gat i _ins.
(1)
(4)
(1)
There
was
i -Drl1y
(1)
Fire
Invest
igat
icrl
cl.- ndI_icted,
which
was
a
chim-ripy
related
call
that
resulted
in
na.-i
damage.
Multiple Residence Inspect i.onsa (7)
Fire Sa'f'ety Inspections if pl_ibl is /businessesa (8)
Home Day Care Fire Safety I aspect i c ins, (0 )
Pg. (2
V
. ZCIrling Board cif Appeals Hearing Recli..testse (0)
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l cctx Press
Plant
cant i nue =_s operat
i
nc under a
tempcirary
certificc
-:Ate
cif oLc:cupancy
pending
the outcortre
If the
cicc- upancy
vicilat
ion cif failing
tcl
obtain a �
Occupancy Permit prier tc.i niciving into the facility.
Building Pler�mit and ether Feese As suggested by the
Bciard last mcinth, we have reca ..tested current fee
schedules from 1!} either• Ideal mu-nicipalitieS.sn As cif this j
date, we have received back detailed schedules frorn 5
Towns. Once we've have the rerst, we' 11 prepare table of
local fees sched u l es fcir your review,
Henry M. Slater
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, ames S
A 1 1 Dry
yes a rl ri e
Mah 1 cin
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chug, Dryden Town upervisore
der. Tc,wri Mr2robers
L 1 clyd, Dryden Tcivin Clerk
Re Perkins, Dryden Tc swn At t cirney
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At t y Perkins - received a pro posed agree
attorney regarding the town enforcement
It is something that the town can not 1 i
farm. They Used the contract they had wi
sent a copy to Henry for him to look at
sUre that these were all of the things t
meat from the village
for the village codes.
ve with in the present
th Atlantic Inland. He
section 2 and 3 to make
hat he had anticipated.
Atty Perkins - regarding the prOCUrement policy, he had delivered
comments to Senator Seward last Friday that this was more
unneeded legislation of 104b of the General Municipal Law. This
law requires that you have a prOCUrement policy effective Jan. 1,
1992, which the town received from the State Comptrollers Office
on Feb 3rd telling you about that. It directs YOU to::, establish a
Policy. icy. YO U have to:' circUlate the proposed policy t• � all effected
town officials and receive their comments and the town is free to
adopt the policy. It really needs work done, in its present form.
RESOLUTION #80 PROCUREMENT POLICY
Clrn Luker offered
adoption:
the following
resolution and asked
for its
RESOLVED, that
Bookkeeper
to the Hwy
to circulate
Supt,
this
Town
Town Bookkeeper,
Board authorize
a copy of
Dianne McFall,
the proposed procUrement
Town Justices, Town
Secretary
policy
Clerk, and
Zoning Code Officer for their review and comments.
End Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter from Dryden Police Dept - regarding Dryden Lake
enforcement
Dog Report from Lorraine Lard
ZONING OFFICER - report given t � o board members
RESOLUTION
#81
DRYDEN
LAKE
PARK
- PHASE
II
Clm Baker offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that James F. Schug, Supervisor of the Town of Dryden
is authorized and directed to:, file an application on forms
prescribed by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and
Historic Preservation for financial assistance in accordance with
the provision of the Land and Water Conservation Fund in an
amount not to exceed $91, ('.)C)O. ciO and upon approval of said request
-to enter into and execute a project agreement with the State for
such financial assistance to this mUn i c i pa l i t y for Dryden Lake
Park - Phase II.
2nd Clm Roberts Ro_i11 call vote - all voting Yes
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HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT
Hwy Supt
Gilbert
- would
like the beards
authori zat icin to bid for
2
He
pick
new pick.
would
Lip
also
truck
LIP trucks, since
like the boards
and to put
he does have
authorization
the money back
the money in
to i bid/sell
in equipment
the budget.
one 1984
budget of
highway.
Dec.
the
the Supervisor
with
and Bookkeeper
the NYS Division
be
for
RESOLUTION #82 BID FOR E NEW PICK UP TRUCKS
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
ads apt ion:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize Hwy Supt Gilbert to i bid
for 2 new pick up trucks.
2nd Clm Baker^ Roll call vote e - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #83 AUTHORIZE TO_8ID /SELL 1 1984
PICK UP TRUCK
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution ion and asked for its
adopt ion e
RESOLVED, that this Town Beard
bid /sell one 1984 pick Lip truck
equipment budget of highway.
authorize
offered
Hwy
Supt Gilbert
the
Zoning
to
that this
and
have
the
m oney
put in
Dec.
the
the Supervisor
with
End Clm Baker Rc 1l l call vote - all v� �t.ing Yes
RESOLUTION #84 APPOINT ZBOA MEMBER - Joseph Jav
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution ion and asked for its
adaptiona
RESOLVED, that this Town Beard appoint
Board of Appeals to i replace Jahn Baker,
1994.
Joseph
offered
Jay
to
the
Zoning
RESOLVED,
that this
term
approve the
to i expire
Dryden
Recreation
authorized
Dec.
31,
the Supervisor
with
2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #85 AP'P='ROVE BUDGET FOR DRYDEN RECREATION
Clm Roberts
adopt ion:
offered
the following
resolution ion
and asked
for its
RESOLVED,
that this
Town Beard
approve the
budget form the
Dryden
Recreation
authorized
program
to process
form 1992 and
the application
the Supervisor
with
and Bookkeeper
the NYS Division
be
for
Youth.
2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #88 WEST DRYDEN COMMUNITY
CHURCH_ Romanoff & Associates
Clm Baker
adapt icon:
offered
the
following
resolution
ion and
asked
for its
RESOLVED,
that
this
Town
Beard
authorize
Rc manof
f
& Associates of
Ithaca to
Church in
to exceed
2nd Clm Roberts
do a
preparation
$450.00
conditions
for
report,
applying
Roll
call
for
form
the
a
vote
West
grant,
- all
Dryden
in
voting
Community
an amount riot
Yes
91
6. The Town Clerk shall transmit a certified copy of
this resolution (in duplicate) along with the application
and any other required supporting documentation.
Seconded Councilperson Baker
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION #87 ACCEPT REQUEST FOR LOWER
SPEED LIMIT GENUNG ROAD
Clm Roberts
adept ion:
offered
Review
the following
resolution
March
Site
Special
and asked
for its
RESOLVED,
the speed
and Ellis
that
1 ilm i
Hollow
this
t to
Creek
Town Board
35MPH on
Rd.
approve
GenUng Road
and authorize
the request
between
the
for
Ellis
Town Clerk
l owering
Ho 1 1 ow Rd.
to
forward the forms to the County.
2nd Clm Baker Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #88 PROJECT APPLICATION & BUDGET
THREE FIRES COUNCIL OF CAMPFIRE
Clm Baker offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
Plan
Review
- Cayuga Partners
DBA Ithaca Self Storage -
March
Site
Special
51
Plan
Permit
1992
Review
- 7:30PM
- Gu of Auto Sales
- George Shank - March
RESOLVED, that this
and budget for the
Town
Three
Board
Fires
approve
Council
the
of
project
Campfire
application
in an amount
n ot to exceed $4,
and Campfire to
100.00
supply the
(half
matching
of which
funds),
will
be reimbursed
and
the
by NYS
Supervisor -
and Bookkeeper be
authorized
to
process
the
application
with the
NYS Division for
Youths
2nd Clm Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
FINANCIAL REPORT - available to beard members
JUSTICE REPORT - $7,452.00 for the meinth of January
RESOLUTION #89 APPROVE VOUCHERS ABSTRACT #102
Clm Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoptions
RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve Abstract #102 voucher #53
to 147 fr.1r a total o f $2,2349308.87
nd Baker Roll call vote - a 1 1 voting Yes
NEW BUSINESS
Site
Plan
Review
- Cayuga Partners
DBA Ithaca Self Storage -
March
Site
Special
51
Plan
Permit
1992
Review
- 7:30PM
- Gu of Auto Sales
- George Shank - March
- March 51 1992 7:45PM
5, 1992 8:00PM
Adjourned for executive session
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The
following
the
action was
taken after executive session and the
town
ut ion
board
its
had
reconvened.
and
RESOLUTION_ #90 AUTHORIZE LANDFILL COUNCIL
TO BRING LAWSUIT - DR7
Clm
adoption:
Roberts offered
the
following
wing
resol
ut ion
and asked for
its
RESOLVED,
that this
and
Town
Board
data
hereby
authorizes
Jar, Scott
a request
c- if
State
j .-if Dryden.
exceed
Ebert s
Environmental
regulated
$18,000.00.
Kubl
actions
United
the
ic, Special
against
States Army
Clean Water
Landfill
the
Act.
Environmental
Corps
It
Council
of
is
Engineers
Understood
t� � initiate
Protection
for the
that the
the appropriate
Agency and
failure to
cost of the
the
enforce
such
enforcement
2nd
action
Clm Baker
shall
Roll
not
exceed
call
$10,000.00.
vote
- all
voting Yes
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RESOLUTION #91 AUTHORIZE THE PREPARATION BY
LOCKWOOD, KESSLER R BARTLETT DR7� -__
Clm Baker
ads apt ion:
offered
the following
resolution
and asked for its
RESOLVED,
Bartlett,
that
Inc.
this
to prepare
Town
Board authorize
a study
and
gather
Lockwood,
data
Kessler
and information
and
to support
Commissioner
New York.
the Town
will not
2nd Clm R•
a request
c- if
State
j .-if Dryden.
exceed
Ebert s
Environmental
regulated
$18,000.00.
for
It is
a determination
Conservation
wetlands
Understood
Roll call
on
vote
the
that
-
by the
of
DR -7
the
a 1 1
New
the
landfill
cost
voting
York State
existence
site
� �f sUch
Yes
of
in
work
Adjourned: 10:3 PM
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Susanne Lloyd
Town Clerk
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