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PUBLIC HEARING #1
SEPTEMBER 8, 155E
LOCAL LAW #3 - 1992
Supv Schug called the public hearing to order at 7:30PM
Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper
concerning Local Law #3 -- 1992 (copy in minute book)
QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS - none
Closed public hearing - 7e40PM
PUBLIC HEARING #2
SEPTEMBER 8, 1992
LOCAL LAW #4 - 1992
SUpv Schug called the public hearing to order at 70n4OPM
Supv Schug read the notice that was pUbl ,shed in the newspaper
concerning L• Ical Law #4 - 199E (copy in minute book)
QUESTIONS AND /DR COMMENTS --- none
Closed public hearing - 7o50PM
PUBLIC HEARING #3
SEPTEMBER 8, 1` 92
LOCAL LAW #5 - 199
SUpv Schug called the public hearing to_, order at 7e50PM
Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper
concerning Local Law #5 - 1992 (copy in minute book)
QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS
Closed public hearing - Buu()OPM
PUBLIC HEARING #4
SEPTEMBER 8, 1992
TURKEY HILL_ WATER DISTRICT
Supv Schug called the public hearing to order at 8*000PM
Supv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper
concerning TUrkey Hill water district. (copy in minute book.)
QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS
Supv Schug - there has been no change in the map, plan or report
that was offered the last time.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 3 OF THE YEAR 1992
LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town
of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main
Street, Dryden, New York, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at
7:30 o'clock P.M. prevailing time, to hear all interested parties
and citizens for or against a proposed Local Law pertaining to
Permits, Inspections and Fees under the Uniform Fire Prevention and
Building Code (enforced by the Town of Dryden) and under other Town
of Dryden
Ordinances and
Local Laws. The
proposed
Local
Law
establishes
procedures
for applications,
for building
and
demolition permits, certificates of occupancy and completion,
inspections, orders and violations and a schedule of fees for the
issuance of such permits and certificates. Copies of the complete
text of the proposed Local Law are available from the Town Clerk
during regular business hours at 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New
York 13053.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, at the aforementioned time and
place all citizens shall be afforded the opportunity to voice their
approval or opposition of said amendments.
Town Board of the Town of Dryden
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Susanne Lloyd, Town
lerk
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
• ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 4 OF THE YEAR 1992
LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town
of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main
Street, Dryden, New York, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at
7:40 o'clock P.M. prevailing time, to consider a Local Law amending
Local Law No. 2 of the Year 1984 Regulating the Use of Public Sewer
Drains, Private Wastewater Disposal, the Installation and
Connection of Building Sewers, and the Discharge of Waters and
Wastes into the Public Sewer Systems, the Treatment and
Pretreatment of Industrial Waste, and Providing for the Inspection
of such Facilities and the Enforcement of such Law, which
• amendments conform Local Law No. 2 of the Year 1984 with recent
Environmental Protection Agency and New York State Department of
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Environmental Conservation regulatory changes. Such amendments
eliminate from this Local Law local pollutant limitations for
wastewater discharges (such local pollutant limitations being the
subject of a separate proposed Local Law). Copies of the complete
text of the proposed Local Law are available from the Town Clerk
during regular business hours at 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New
York 13053.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, at the aforementioned time and
place all citizens shall be afforded the opportunity to voice their
approval or opposition of said amendments.
Town Board of the Town of Dryden
By:
• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW NO. 5 OF THE YEAR 1992
LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town
of Dryden will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main
Street, Dryden, New York, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at
7:50 o'clock P.M. prevailing time, to consider a Local Law amending
Local Law No. 2 of the Year 1984 Regulating the Use of Public Sewer
Drains, Private Wastewater Disposal, the Installation and
Connection of Building Sewers, and the Discharge of Waters and
Wastes into the Public Sewer Systems, the Treatment and
Pretreatment of Industrial Waste, and Providing for the Inspection
of such Facilities and the Enforcement of the Law, such amendments
. pertain to the enactment of a separate Local Law which revises the
local pollutant limitations of wastewater discharged into sewer
lines which transport wastewater to the Ithaca Area Wastewater
Treatment Plant. Copies of the complete text of the proposed Local
Law are available from the Town Clerk during regular business hours
at 65 East Main Street, Dryden, New York 13053.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, at the aforementioned time and
place all citizens shall be afforded the opportunity to voice their
approval or opposition of said amendments.
Town Board of the Town of Dryden
By•
Susanne Lloyd, Town Cl
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Boaz.d of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, ado e ;np
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calling a public 'gearing for September
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connection with the establishment of a proposer c; TI, i.,.,
to be known as the Turkey Mill Water
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In the Matter
of
the Establishment of a
proposed water district
in the Town of Dryden,
Tompkins County, New York, '
to be known as the Turkey Hill
Water District of said Town
ORDER CALLING
PUBLIC HEARING
WHEREAS, a map, plan and report including an estimate of cost
have been prepared in such manner and in such detail as has
heretofore been determined by the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, relating to the establishment
of a proposed water district in said Town, such water district to
be known as Turkey Hill Water District of the Town of Dryden; and
WHEREAS, said map, plan and report were prepared by Hunt
Engineers and Architects of Corning, New York, duly licensed by
the State of New York, and have been filed in the office of the
Town Clerk of said Town, where the same are available during
regular office hours for examination by any persons interested in
the subject matter thereof; and
WHEREAS, the improvements proposed for said Water District
shall consist of the construction of a water distribution system
including approximately 11,400 linear feet of eight -inch water
main, approximately 1,250 linear feet of six -inch water main,
approximately 2,850 linear feet of service tubing, 19 hydrants,
16 gate valves and land and rights -in -land, original furnishings,
equipment, machinery and apparatus and incidental improvements
and expenses in connection therewith, and
WHEREAS, the estimated cost of said improvements is $606,475;
and
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WHEREAS, the proposed method of financing such cost of said
improvements is by the issuance of $606,475 serial bonds of the
said Town having a maximum maturity of not exceeding forty years,
and the cost of said improvement shall be annually apportioned
and assessed upon the several lots and parcels of land within
said Water District which the Town Board shall determine and
specify to be especially benefitted by the improvements in an
amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest on said bonds
as the same become due, but if not paid from such source, all the
taxable real property in said Town shall be subject to the levy
of ad valorem taxes without limitation as to rate or am
sufficient to a ount
p y the principal of and interest on said bonds as
the same become due; and
WHEREAS, compliance with the provisions of the State
Environmental Quality Review Act have been performed and the
establishment of the Turkey Hill Water District of the Town of
Dryden and the improvements proposed therefor have
determined to be an Unlisted Action been
as to which a negative
declaration has been made determining that said establishment and
the improvements proposed therefor would not result in an
significant environmental effects; and y
WHEREAS, it is now desired to call a public hearing upon the
question of the establishment of said Turkey Hill Water District
of the Town of Dryden in the manner aforesaid; and pursuant to
Section 209 -d of the Town Law, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
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ORDERED, by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. A meeting of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, shall be held at
the Town Hall, 65 E. Main Stregt in Dryden
New York, in said
Town, on the 8th day of September
1992, at 8:00 0' clock
P.M., Prevailing Time, for the purpose of holding a public
hearing to consider the establishment of the Turkey Hill Water
District of the Town of Dryden, the boundaries of such District
being as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto and made a part
hereof and to conaide.r the map, plan and report including
estimate of cost filed in relation thereto, and to hear all
persons interested in the subject matter th
ereof concerning the
same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board as
may be required by law or shall be proper in the premises.
Section 2. The Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to cause a copy of this order to be published once in the Ithaca
Journal, the official newspaper of said Town, the first
publication thereof to be not less than ten nor more than twenty
days before the day set herein for the hearing as aforesaid, and
said Town Clerk shall also cause a copy thereof to be posted on
the sign -board of the Town maintained pursuant to subdivision 6
of Section 30 of the Town Law not less than ten nor more than
twenty days before the day set for the hearing as aforesaid.
SSection 3. This order shall take effect immediately.
TURKEY HILL WkT ER DISTRICT
• APPENDIX A
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL. OF LAND situate in the Town of
Dryden, County of Tanpki ns and State of New York, generally
bounded and described as follows
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HEGIN
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at
a
point
of Mount Pleasant
in
the
centerline
of
Mount
Pleasant
Road,
said
point
or
place
of
beginning
being
located
at
the
intersection of said centerline with the northwest line of
the abandoned Lehigh Val ley Rai 1 road proper ty; proceedi ng
ther,ce f ran
said point of beginning
southeasterly
and along
the centerline
of Mount Pleasant
Road for
a distance c,
aaprCA irately 400' to a point; proceedinq thence sou`_h (and
along the west line cf Parcel 56 -5 -420, being a 14.8 acre +: -
Pa reel own e by Cornell University (said west line being
approximately 950' , west of the centerline of lTM arxe y Hiles
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Road) and also along the west li nes of Parcels 56 -5 -20;
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25.1; 28 and 29 and also along the west li ne of Parcel
(said wes t line being approximately 900' west of the
centerline of T. r' Hill Road)) to a point in the
centerline of Steven son Road; prcceedi ng thence east and
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along said cent erli ne for a distance of approx irr.a*_ely 90C'
to a point in the cent erli ne of Turkey Hill Road; proceeding
thence northerly and along said centerline of Turkey Hill
Road to its intersection with the centerline of Mount
is Pleasant Road; proceeding thence easterly along the
center li ne of Mount Pleasant Road for a di stance of
approx imately 235' to the southeast corner of Parcel
• 57 -1 -28; proceeding thence northerly for approximately 520'
. nd along the east parcel lines of Parcels 57 -1 -28 ; 27 ; and
26 to a point in the south li ne of Parcel 57 -1 -25;
proceeding thence easterly for a distance of approximately
635' to the southeast corner of said parcel; prcceedi ng
thence nor th (and along the east line of Parcels 57 -1 -25;
57 -1 -24; 23; 22 and a portion of Parcel 57 -1 -21) f or a
distance of approximately 1,353' to a point in the east line
of Parcel 57 -1 -21; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 509' to a point in the west line of Parcel
57 -1 -30.9; proceeding thence north along said west line for
a distance of approximately 97.7' to a point marking the
n ^r = ± c'7 r r °_r a rroceeW na ±i c•l ce- ea s t °r 1
a:. sa::� Parcel; _
• aru alcn:, soluth ilrle of Parcei 57 -1 -20 for 'a ai=tarr�� cf
928.90' to a point; proceeding thence north and along the
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we s *_ .a- el lie of Parcel 5 % -1 -3R for a distance of
P�j ` ti1S ^int a
�� _Ox 1F-3 �_ 165G tc a point p� b ina t:._
southwest corner of Parcel 54- 1 -16); proceemna thence
^er theas ter ly a n3 along the south parcel li nes cf Parcels
54- 1- 16;1. 1-17 -; 18; 19; 21 ; 23 and 26 to the s hea= t ccrner
cf Parcel 54 -1 -26; continuing thence northeasterly an3 alona
the south parcel li nes of Parcels 57 -1 -41.2; 41.1; and 42 to
a point in the west line of Parce_ 57 -1 -43; proceeding
then c Eout h er1y to the soot hw =st ccrner c` said Far ^e
57 -1 -43; proceeding thence east for a distance of
• approx imately 60 0' to a point ma rking the southeas t corn er
of Parcel 52 -1 -28; proceeding thence northerly and along the
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east line of said Parcel for a distance of apprcx imat ely
• 400' to a point in the south line of Parcel 52 -1 -25.3;
proceeding thence generally north- easterly and along the
south 1i ne of said Parcel to a point in the centerline of
Baker E4iil Road; proceed= ng thence northwesterly and along
sai d centerli ne for a distance of approximately 400' to a
print; precee3ino thence northeasterly and along the south
line of Parcel 52 -1 -20 for a distance of approximately 275'
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to the seu`_heacc t corner of said Parcel; proceeding thence
northwe=sterly for a distance approximately 60' to a point in
the south li ne of Parcel 52 -1 -19; precee.aing thence
ncr theas terly and along the south li ne of Pa reel= 52 -1 -19
18; 17 of 16 artid 15 to the southeast ecrn =_r of Parcel 52 -1 -15;
tv-, 1s a __ �J 1 a p '� iu�a'. I . e Cf ' - i�n e f? r Water I
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n�_.r C.Flw�-=-st? -1y ar- alo ng
the eas
t li
ne of
Farrel
52 -1 -15
to a
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of
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York
Stat-
Ro °�`e
366;
p _�` _�,
�C•C° ":t7 tIr!e�ICe S ^`.]�EIw�S`eriy aiCn� Sd: d Ce`EtEr ne fOr 3
d=s`anc e- cf apr'ror: i�ra, -- y 2,110' to a poi rnt marking the
sc'utt:east corner of Parcel 53 -1 -19; proceeding then ce north
arm c�Cn.'. -t fs eas'_ llne of said Parcel fC a �lstar.E Gf
a )p.rc}:imately 775 to a print; (to a point in the south. line
cf the former right of way of Lehigh Valle% railroad
F.- �.r.e - ='); proceeding _ her.. . ^e generally sc:`hwes'erly a nd
Wes `e. a' � r.g t he s, th : ine of the aban ned -�' lgn Val1�;
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F.a1 1 read proper tJ to a pC int app rox imat eiy 2, 5' eas It cf the
cer, ter li ne of Monkey Rin Road (abandoned); proceed= ng thence
north for a distance of approximately 100' to a point
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marking the northeast corner of Parcel 53-1-179, proceeding
• thence west for a distance of approximately 240' to a point
the centerline of Monkey Ran Road; proceeding thence
south to a point in the centerline of Monkey Run Road where
sai d
centerli ne intersects
the
south
li ne of
Monkey
Run
Water
District and Monkey
Run
Sewer
District;
proceeding
thence
generally southwesterly
and
westerly
along
said
District
boundaries to
a point in
the
north line
of New
York
State Pout_e 366; proceedi ng thence southwas terly and along
the boundaries of Town of Dryden Water District No. 1 and
Tow n of Dryden Sewer Distr i c t # 2 ( the parcel 1 ines of
Parcels 55 -1 -17.2 and 17.3 and Parcels 56 -4 -3 an3 5.1 to the
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Where've:" r=ference i= rradc2 to a Parcel, said reference- is
to Town of Dn*den Tax Map Parcels and such parcel niymbers
were taken fray the Tax Maps last revised March 1, 1990 a�3
1 rL CrTt.a ~'1G'? ._ -pe- jai ^1 ng to the reputed owners of parcels 4:aS
taken from the 1990 Final Assessment Roll for the Town of
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins Co
calling a public
connection with the
to be known as the
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hearing for September 8 1992, in
establishment of a proposed sewer district
Turkey Hill Sewer District of. the Town of
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In the Matter '
of
the Establishment of a '
proposed sewer district '
in the Town of Dryden, '
Tompkins County, New York, '
to be known as the Turkey Hill
Sewer District of said Town '
ORDER CALLING A
PUBLIC HEARING
WHEREAS, a map, plan and report including an estimate of cost
have been prepared in such manner and in such detail as has
heretofore been determined by the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, relating to the establishment
of a proposed sewer district in said Town, such sewer district to
be known as Turkey Hill Sewer District of the Town of Dryden, and
WHEREAS, said map, plan and report were prepared by Hunt
Engineers and Architects of Corning, New York, duly licensed by
the State of New York, and have been filed in the office of the
Town Clerk of said Town, where the same are available during
regular office hours for examination by any persons interested in
the subject matter thereof, and
WHEREAS, the improvements proposed for said Sewer District
shall consist of the construction of a sanitary sewer system
including approximately 15,515 linear feet of eight -inch gravity
sewer main, a pump station and forcemains, 49 manholes, purchase
of an interest in the unused capacity at the Ithaca Area
Wastewater Treatment plant, and land and rights -in -land, original
furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus and incidental
improvements and expenses in connection therewith; and
WHEREAS, the estimated cost of said improvements is $914,422,
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WHEREAS, the proposed method of financing such cost of said
improvements is by the issuance of $914,422 serial bonds of the
said Town having a maximum maturity of not exceeding forty years,
and the cost of said improvement shall be annually apportioned
and assessed upon the several lots and parcels of land within
said Sewer District which the Town Board shall determine and
specify to be especially benefitted by the improvements in an
amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest on said bonds
as the same become due, but if not paid from such source, all the
taxable real property in said Town shall be subject to the levy
of ad valorem taxes without l.imitation as to rate or amount
sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as
• the same become due; and
WHEREAS, compliance with the provisions of the State
Environmental Quality Review Act have been performed and the
establishment of the Turkey Hill Sewer District of the Town of
Dryden and the improvements proposed therefor have been
determined to be an Unlisted Action, as to which a negative
declaration has been made determining that said. establishment and
the improvements proposed therefor would not result in any
significant environmental effects; and
WHEREAS, it is 'now desired to call a public hearing upon the
question of the establishment of said Turkey Hill Sewer District
of the Town of Dryden in the manner aforesaid; and pursuant to
Section 209 -d of the Town Law, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
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ORDERED, by the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York, as follows:
Section 1. A meeting of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York
shall be held at
the Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street in Dryden
New York, in said Town,
on the 8th day of September
1992, at 8:10 o'clock P.M. ,
Prevailing Time, for the purpose of holding a public hearing to
consider the establishment of the Turkey Hill Sewer District of
the Town of Dryden, the boundaries of such District being as set
forth in Appendix A attached hereto and made a part hereof and to
consider the ma '
p, plan and report including estimate of cost
filed in relation thereto, and to hear all persons interested in
• the subject matter thereof concerning the same, and for such
other action on the part of said Town Board as may be required by
law or shall be proper in the premises.
Section 2. The Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to cause a copy of this order to be published once in the Ithaca
Journal, the official newspaper of said Town, the first
publication thereof to be not less than ten nor more than twenty
days before the day set herein for the hearing as aforesaid, and
said Town Clerk shall also cause a copy thereof to be posted on
the sign -board of the Town maintained pursuant to subdivision 6
of Section 30 of the Town Law not less than ten nor more than
twenty days before the day set for the hearing as aforesaid.
• Section 3. This order shall take effect immediately.
i TURKEY HILL SIN ER IR S TR IC T
APPENDIX A
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ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of
Dry den , County of Tompkins and State of New York, generally
bounded and described as follows:
HEGI N!E NG at a point in the centerline of Mount Pleasant
Road, said point or place of beginning being located at the
i rte.secticn of said centerline with the northwest line of
the aba ndc ned Lehigh Valley Railroad property, proceeding
t!:ence f rar: said point of beginning southeasterly and along
the centerli ne of Mount Pleasant Road for a distance of
a rrc:x
i�ate'_y 900' to
a point;
proceeding
thence
south
land
alone
t`,e °wes t li ne cf
Parcel
56 -5 -20,
being •a 14.8
acre
+/-
pa reel
owned by Cornell
University
(said west
line
being
apprcx imat el 9'.V 4/ w e t of the centerline of Turkey Hi l l
Rcad) ana also along the west li nes of Parcels 56 -5 -20;
25.1; 28 and 29 and also along the west li ne of Parcel
57 -1 -7 t sai d wes t li ne being approximately 900' Wes t of the
centerli ne- of Tu rkey Hill Road )l to a point in the
center li ne of Stevenson Road; proceeding thence east and
along said centerline for a di
to a point in the centerline of
thence nor the_ly and along sai
Road to its intersection wit
Plea sa nt
center 1i ne
stance of apprcm imately 900'
Turkey Hill Road; proceeding
d centerline of Turkey Hill
:h the centerline of !fount
Road; proceeding thence easterly along the
of Mount Pleasant Road for a distance of
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approximately 235' to the southeast corner of Parcel
57 -1 -28 ; proceeding thence northerly for approximately 520'
and along the east parcel lines of Parcels 57 -1 -28; 27; and
26 to a point in the south li ne of Parcel 57 -1 -25;
proceeding thence easterly for a distance of approximately
635' to the southeast corner of said parcel; proceeding
thence north (and along the east line of Parcels 57 -1 -25;
57 -1 -24; 23; 22 and a portion of Parcel 57 -1 -21) for a
distance of approximately 1,353' to a point in the east line
of Parcel `7 -1 -21; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 509' to a point in the west line of Parcel
57 -1 -30.9; proceeding thence north along said west line for
a distance of approximately 97.7' to a point marking the
nor thwest corner of said Farcel; proceeding thence easterly
•and along the =oath line o`_ Parcel 57 -1 -20 for •a distance of
928.90' to a point; proceeding thence north and along the
west parcel line cf Parcel 57 -1 -38 for a distance of
apprcy imately 160' to a point ( this point being the
southwest corner of Parcel 5.4- 1 -16); proceeding thence
nor theaster1y and alona the south parcel lines of Parcels
17.;_ 18; 19; 21; 23 and 26 to the southeast corner
of Parcel 54 -1 -26; continuing thence northeasterly and along
the south parcel lines of Parcels 57-1-41.2, 41.1. and 42 to
a point in the west line of Parcel 57 -1 -43; proceeding
thence southerly to the southwest corner of said Parcel
57 -1 -43; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 600' to a point marking the southeast corner
of Parcel 52-1-280 proceeding thence northerly and along the
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east line of said Parcel for a distance of approximately
• 400' to a point in the south line of Parcel 52 -1 -25.3;
proceeding thence generally north- easterly and along the
south line of said Parcel to a point in the centerline of
Baker Hill Road; proceeding thence northwesterly and along
said centerline for a distance of approximately 400' to a
point; proceeding thence northeasterly and along the south
line of Parcel 52 -1 -20 for a distance of approximately 275'
to the southeast corner of said Parcel; proceeding thence
northwesterly for a distance approximately 60' to a point in
the south line of Parcel 52-1-19F proceedi n g thence
nor theasterly and along the south li ne of Parcels 52 -1 -19;
131 17; 16 anJ 15 to the southeast corner of Parcel 52 -1 -15;
tth is a1 s'? b? nna a bounda r;' line of the Monkey R--in Water
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nor thwes terly and along the east li ne of Parcel 52 -1 -15 to a
pni n in the cen terli ne cf NENa York State Route 366;
FroCeedin^ thence sc:Ithwes terly along said cen ter li ne for a
distance of approximately 2,110' to a point marking the
so; .3`heas t corner of Parcel 53 -1 -19;
proceeding thence north
and along the ear t li ne of said Parcel for a distance of
approximately 775' to a point; (to a point in the south line
of the former right of way of Lehigh Valley Railroad
proper ty) ; proceeai nq thence general' sc: thwesterly and
�E:= ter ly along the south line of the abandoned Lehigh Valley
Rai 1 road proper ty to a point approx imately 275 eas t of the
centerli ne of Monkey Run Road (abandoned); proceeding thence
• north for a distance of approximately 100' to a point
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marking the northeast corner of Parcel 53 -1 -17; proceeding
thence west for a distance of approximately 240' to a point
in the centerline of Monkey Run Road; proceeding thence
south to a point in the centerline of Monkey Run Road where
said centerline intersects the south line of Monkey Run
Water District and Monkey Run Sewer District; proceeding
thence generally southwesterly and westerly along said
District boundaries to a point in the north line 6f New York
State Route 366; proceeding thence southwesterly and along
the boundaries of Town of Dryden Water District No. 1 and
Town of Dryden Sewer District #2 (the parcel lines of
Parcels 55 -1 -17.2 and 17.3 and Parcels 56 -4 -3 and 5.1 to the
point or place of beginning,
w7er�V -r reference is made to a Parcel, said reference is
to Town of Dryden Tax M,ap Parcels
were taken from the Tax Maps last
in:ormiaticn "pertaining to the reput
taken frcrr, the 1990 Final Assessme
D')' de- n .
and such parcel numbers
revised March 1, 1990 and
ed owners of parcels was
int Roll for the Town of
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• Atty Perkins - there is no change in the proposal to create a new
water and/i.-jr sewer district. The reasr. 1n for the public hearing
and the proceedings from this stage -.in are tiza cr.imply with what
the State Ccimptroller views as the current state of the law in
New York. on who is eligible ti_i vi.-jte in a special district
elect i In. Yr.iu will recall the referendum that was held after a
petition was filed allowed all owners of taxable real property
who lived within the district to � vo•te, all owners of taxable real
property within the district even if they didn't live within the
district to vote, all electors who reside within the district to
vote whether they own property or not, and all citizens 'cif the
Untied States aver the age of IS years and have resided within
the prc1pc ised district fc-ir s) days. That determination of who
could viz it e was made by him and the bond cO Unse 1 W i l 1 k i e, Farr and
Gallager in New York City. That was extending the franchise to
all of those people who they believed were entitled to vote on
the questir.in based Upon the prov i s i j :ins of New Yr.lrk. Town Law and
court cases interpreting that sect ic. in .-If the Town Law. The
application was Submitted to the State D imptrr. it ler and the State
Co mptrrzil ler indicated to � LIS they were ready to � approve the
appl icat ir.in and send it r_in to their fiscal affairs unit except
for one question. That is the qualification that we put in the
opinion r:in the fi_irr,lat ion of the district on the guest ic-in c-if who
c� U 1 d vote e had not finally been or conclusively been determined
in the State of New York. 'There are several cases b•ith from the
• United State Supreme Court and friZim the New YiDrk CQUrt cif Appeals
which depending :in how you read them may have eroded the grant of
the franchise to all of those people that he ,just stated. Our
bend counsel advised LIS they thought the people we alli.iwed to
vote was proper and we should submit our application based or,
-those people vc it ing in the elections. The State Cr.imptrc l ler took.
months to came to grips with that question and finally on the
prizimpt i ng of State Senator Seward indicated t o us they felt that
they ci_i!!ld nc 1t approve the application because of who we had
allowed to vc.te. The did nr.t offer us their opinirn as tC who
could vote and left it to us to determine that if we sought to
resubmit the applications. The town b• lard determined that we ask.
the app]. icat ions be returned to the town and we would take
further proceedings co.-insisting with what had indicated to LIS by
the Comptroller as to their opinion as to who could vote. This
issue is not clear in the State of New York. According to Town
Law Section ;. 09e, owners c.if taxable real property within the
district can vr. it e, and owners of taxable real property ever, if
they don't live within the district can vote. Old opinions of the
State Compt ri 1 1 er have allowed corps irat i cins one vi. it e,
partnerships one vc- it e, tenants in common each one vote, husbands
and wives if they are both j.-in the deed each one vote, and the
tradit icIr,al requirements that you are familiar with. A court case
which went to the New Yi -.,r %k. State of Appeals in 1975 called Wright
vs Town Board said that section of the Town Law is
. unconst i t Ut i Gina l . You have limited the franchise t • • only owners
of taxable real pri_1perty.
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You have excluded renters from having the privilege Cif vOt ing arid
we feel that this i s Unconst it Ut i onal , deprivation and we feel
that it is a violation ion i_if one man one vote rule. Those people tv%ho
are tenants and renters within the district also feel the impact
because they will pay an increased cost in property taxes and
special assessment thri ugh the rents they pay. So for years the
Town Law was not changed. The feeling was ami -Dr,g all bond counsel
and local attorneys and including the Ci_imptrollers office that
You had to read that section of Town Law and Wright vs Town Board
to determine who � co old vote. S� � for years that was the way it was
done and other districts in the TiDwri of Dryden have been formed
under those guidelines as t� o who Could vote in the election. The
COur't � � f Appeals recently decided a rase called Hessler which
Provided different Pr Ov i s i ons, different articles and different
proceedings cif Town Law involving existing water districts.
Hessler stands fl .-ir the pr %op,v,siti,e,n that the state legislature can
limit the right to vc,te_� in proceedings involving water districts
to Conly owners of taxable real property. It was the opinion of
Cllr band counsel and his opinion that Wright was still good law
and Hessler dealt with a very narrow exception. When the CiDu•rt � �f
Appeals decided Hessler, they discussed Wright and did ni.it over
rule it and they had the c_1pportunity to ever rule it. Based on
that and the Court of Appeals failure to act and the State
Legislatures failure for siDme Sig years.to clarify as to who could
vote the Comptroller has taken the 1: 1pinic-in that Hessler has over
ruled Wright even the iugh the C• curt of Appeals has not dr.tne that.
They have indicated to the town they would reject our application
if it was based on the franchise being extended acc!irding to
those per.1p 1 e in Town Law whose gives a franchise t r. 1 and those
use
people Wright vs Tj-.1wn Beard gives a right too
The T. 1wri Board has indicated t readopt a public interest order
after the public hearing being held tr.1night fair bi_ith Turkey Hill
water and Turkey H i l l sewer districts. Those use public interest
orders will be ads ipted subject to a permissive referendum. This
time we will h� 1ld the election in a different manner. Depending
,,in the opinion that we have requested fry Irii the Comptroller's
Office we may still allow the franchise to be extended to allow
all those people. However, we will di � it with a system of coded
ballots. No one w i l l kni_1w who voted which way, but we w i l l be
able tr. 1 know how many owners of taxable real property voted yes
or rno and how many qualified voters v• it ed yes or no. This is a
system that has been employed in other special town elections
around the state and has been approved by the State C• imptri.- I11er.
Supv Schug - the only other option was to sue the State which
could take 1C) years.
Robert Kellogg, 1226 Dryden Rd. - was concerned about coding of
the ball,.-Its and knowing how they would vote.
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PUBLIC HEARING #5
SEPTEMBER 8, 1992
TURKEY HILL SEWER DISTRICT
Supv Schug called the public hearing to order at 8 e 15PM
Supv Schug
AND/OR
read the
-- discussion
ni-. 1t
ice that
proposed
water
was
published in the newspaper
concerning
Turkey
Hill
sewer
district.
QUESTION
AND/OR
COMMENTS
-- discussion
was held cc-incern i ng both
h
proposed
water
and sewer
districts.
At t y Perkins - nobody wants to kniDw how any particular person
voted. He is only suggesting that because it is not clear there
is a l eg i t i mate legal disagreement among at t i_irneys and courts
throughl.-lUt the state. The State Cl: imptrizil ler is suggesting this is
one way to s1: 1lve the problem. Nobs idy wants t• � know hr.1w any
specific individual votes. The ceding of the ballots would only
allow us to krn•w hi_iw many ric-in property r.twners that would qualify
and how many property cnwners voted.
Helen Lang - suppi:ise the pry iperty owners turn it down and the
total number of vi_Ites apprc.ive it c. it vice versa then do you submit
it n o matter how it comes � iut and YOU have to wait months to find
out what the final decision would be.
Atty Perkins - t
been any clarifi
submit the appl i
the district and
disapprove i t w
and would be out
h l Ij
cat
cat
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1f
ght that it would depend on
ii.-in in the status c-if the la
ion. If you have a total vo
u are able to � say that the
be up to the Comptroller's
our hands at that time.
Robert Kirk, TUrkey Hill Rd. - wanted to know
another vote is there a mechanism for absentee
denied the last time?
whether
w at the
to that
property
Office
there has
time we
approves
owners
to decide
since there will be
ballots which was
At t y Perkins - the Town Board has not considered registration for
this specific elect ic.1n, sc, there will n• 1t be absentee voting.
Alice Barkdr_I11, 1301 Dryden Rd. - they are in favor of the
district for the people that can afford it. She knows that it is
an advantage for them who have new h� imes and a husband and wife
who are working, but in their case they have 7. ived there over 50
years and they hi_Iped t� I retire there. Since this has happened
they will not be able ti::i stay there because they couldn't afford
it. She was wondering if there wi Auld be any assistance for people
in their situation.
Rupert Hall, Turkey Hill Rd. - if the ground water contamination
continues in their area they will all be stu.ck., becau.se you want
even be able to sell your hi'Duse. There are houses in the area now
that will not pass either the water or septic test.
Closed pUblic hearing 8a30PM
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• PUBLIC HEARING #E
SEPTEMBER 8, 199:
ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS
Supv Schug called the Public hearing to � order at 80 30PM
SL(pv Schug read the notice that was published in the newspaper
concerning the zoning amendments. (copy in minute book)
QUESTIONS AND /OR COMMENTS - none
Closed public hearing - 8040PM
TOWN BOARD MEETING
SEPTEMBER 8, 199E
Supv Schug called the board meeting to order
Members and guests participated in the Fledge of Allegiance
•Roll call was by the Town Clerk
Present 0 Supv Schug, Clm Roberts, Clm Hatfield, Clm Corrigan,
Atl y Parkin% and Z. O. Slater
Absent 0 Clm Baker
Approval of the minutes0
Motion was made by Clm Robert s and 2nd by Clm Corr i gan that the
minutes cif Aug 11th be approved. Carried
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Supv Schug appointed Clm Hatfield to � audit the general fund
bills=
COUNTY BRIEFING
Co. Rep. Watros - the main topic at the county level is the 8 per
cent sales tax which will prcid uce scime 8 m i 1 1 i cin dizi l l ars in
revenue. This is a 1 year law until December 31, 1993. Of that 13
months revenue one quarter of the 6 mcinths period will be divided
among the towns or the city, so you can predict some additional
revenue for next year. The legislation wo u l d only be approved by
the state le9islatc1r for only a one year period. This means that
next year vie will have to consider whether we go back to the one
percent increase again whether we look. at alternate means of
revenue c it look. at possible reduction in costs.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS
TOWN OF DRYDEN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden
will hold a public hearing at the Town Hall, 65 East Main Street,
Dryden, New York, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at 8:20 P.M.
prevailing time, to consider proposed amendments to the Town of
Dryden Zoning Ordinance. The Town Board reserves the right, in the
manner provided by law, to enact any, some or all of the proposals.
The proposed amendments are as follows.
PROPOSAL 1.
Section 702(l) of Article VII of the Zoning Ordinance would be
amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read as
follows:
702(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 301000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
PROPOSAL 2.
Section 753(1) of Article VII -A of the Zoning Ordinance would
be amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read
as follows.
753(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
PROPOSAL 3.
Section 803(1) of Article VIII of the Zoning Ordinance would
be amended to break that subsection into three sections to read as
follows:
803(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
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• least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
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Section 904 (1) of Article IX of the Zoning Ordinance would be
amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read as
follows:
904(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
PROPOSAL S.
Sections 1800; 1801; 1802 and 1803 of Article XVIII of the
Zoning Ordinance would be amended to read as follows.
Section 1800. Enforcement.
• This ordinance shall be enforced by a person designated by the
Town Board by resolution, ordinance or local law who shall not,
except by written instruction from the Town Board or Zoning Board
of Appeals, issue any Zoning Permit or Certificate of Occupancy for
any building or land use which is not in conformance with the
provisions of this ordinance and all other applicable ordinances,
local laws, and rules and regulations pertaining thereto.
Section 1801. Zoning Permits.
1. No construction in any district shall be begun, enlarged
or extended or any work commenced that will change the present use
of any structure without a Zoning Permit issued by the person
designated by the Town Board. No mobile home, replacement mobile
home, or extension thereof, shall be placed on any lot without the
required Zoning Permit.
2. Every applicant
for a Zoning Permit
shall state in
writing
the intended use of the
building or mobile
home and shall
furnish
a sketch, survey or other drawing in such scale and detail as may
be required by the person charged with issuing the Zoning Permit
which shall show the lot shape, dimensions and indicate the size,
shape and location of the building, all easements, rights -of -way,
significant topographical features and proposed and existing
• driveways and landscaping.
3. A Zoning Permit shall expire 12 months from the date of
• issuance unless there has been substantial progress for which the
Permit was issued. Such Permit shall be posted or displayed in a
conspicuous place and shall face the nearest public road.
4. No charge for a Zoning Permit shall be made for the
erection, enlargement or extension of any auxiliary farm buildings,
exclusive of farm residences.
5. No building or mobile home shall be occupied without first
obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy from the person charged with
enforcing this ordinance. This provision shall apply to any
construction or work done or placement or replacement of any
building or mobile home for which a Zoning Permit is required,
whether or not a fee has been charged.
6. The fees for Zoning Permits, Certificate of Occupancy,
Building Permits and fees for other permits shall be as provided
herein or in such other local law, ordinance, rule or regulation as
may be promulgated by the Town.
Section 1802. Certificate of Occupancy.
Each property owner shall be responsible for compliance with
all terms of this ordinance affecting his property. Upon proper
• application and inspection the person charged with enforcing this
ordinance shall issue a Certificate of Occupancy when satisfied
that the proposed use complies with this ordinance and that the
buildings have been erected and the site developed in accordance
with the approved plans.
Section 1803. Health Department Requirements.
No Zoning Permit or Certificate of Occupancy issued under the
terms of this Article shall become or remain valid unless the
holder thereof complies with the rules and regulations of the
Tompkins County Sanitary Code as they pertain to individual water
supplies and on -site sewage disposal systems. No permit shall be
issued unless the person charged with enforcing this ordinance has
written proof of the prior approval of the Health Department for
such water supply and sewage disposal system.
PROPOSAL 6.
Article
XXIV of the Zoning
Ordinance is hereby
repealed in its
entirety and
a Article XXIV is
enacted to read as
follows:
Article XXIV: FEES, COSTS AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES:
1. Except as where otherwise provided in this ordinance or
any other ordinance or local law or rule or regulation of the Town
of Dryden, the fees, costs and reimbursable expenses required by
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this Article shall be
is made or an appeal
paid when billed and
paid to the Town at the time an application
filed except reimbursable expenses shall be
in any event before any permit is issued.
2. Zoning Permits and Certificate of Occupancy (Section
1801). When the cost of the proposed construction as determined by
the person charged with enforcing this ordinance is under
$10,000.00 the fee is $25.00. Where the cost of such construction
is over $10,000.00 the fee is $75.00. No additional fee shall be
charged for a Certificate of Occupancy where a fee was paid for a
Zoning Permit.
3. Filing an appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals (Section
1902). The fee is $50.00.
4. Application for a planned unit development (Section 2206).
The fee is $150.00.
5. Site plan approval application [Section 2302.3(B)]. Where
the proposed structure is 2,000 square feet or less the fee is
$100.00. Where the proposed structure is over 2,000 square feet
the fee is $250.00.
6. Special permit [Section
structure is 2,000 square feet or
the proposed structure is over
$250.00.
1303(1)(h)]. Where the proposed
less the fee is $100.00. Where
2,000 square feet the fee is
7. Reimbursable costs, fees and disbursements. The
reasonable and necessary costs, fees and disbursements incurred by
the Town or its officials for consultation or review by
professionals including architects, landscape architects,
engineers, surveyors, attorneys or others, on any application for
a Zoning Permit, Certificate of Occupancy, appeal to the Zoning
Board of Appeals, application for subdivision approval, application
for a planned unit development, application for a special permit or
application for a special permit for a mobile home park shall be
paid by the applicant.
These amendments shall take effect after publication and as
provided by law.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, at the aforementioned time and
place all citizens shall be afforded the opportunity to voice their
approval or opposition of said amendments.
Susanne Lloyd
Town Clerk
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• Co Rep. Watros - the opposit ic_in to DR7 is increasing and there
will be additional discussions in the next few rnn_inths. By year
end he thinks they will be forced to reconsider because we have
the 1andr.fwners protectir.in program and property is not m wing. So
more and rni-. 1re of those properties are coming to the ci-Jun t y and
asking the cl-jurity to buy them out. This means we will have to
appropriate mr.ire money next year. He thinks that all county
board members w i l l give serious reconsideration as to DR7 w i l l
ever be a reality. If, in their minds it is not ge.:iing to be a
reality they are not going ti_j want ti_l c� irit iriue to buy property in
the West Dryden area. That in itself will force a decision.
Clrn
Hatfield
-
wanted
tr.1 know
the
status r.1f the trash haulers
hauling
ti-. i
the
correct
facilities.
Co. Rep. Watrl :ls - the hauling is still in dispute. There are laws
now requiring the ci_ntrol � �f the solid waste that it shall flow
to the county landfill. There will be litigation r. in the part of
the county to proceed tc.1 the next step to get then, in ci.-impl iancbe.
In the meantime the ci -Junty is 1cnrking at alternate means of
financing the solid waste program. They now have a tipping fee
arid addition to that there will be a users fees which will be
assessed on the basis of occupancy. This is designed so that the
tax exempt parcels would pay a fee. Also � a small fee of the
budget is being considered to be raised through the real pri-
.jperty
• tax, which wi.nuld be used to close the r.11d landfill. Nothing has
been finalized at this time and he would like the boards
opinions. The present $145.00 per ton is made up c- if abr.iut $70.00
transport waste, abr.,ut $60.00 for recycling pry gram arid the
balance is capital program ci.- fists. The cr.iunty is now shy in of
aboUt one million dollars because the haulers did n• i•t bring their
waste to the c� ur,ty landfill.
Clm Corrigan - wanted explained how the user fee aceording to
occupancy was gi :jing to � work.
Co. Rep. Watri •s - he is pessimistic about the administration of
that program, because it is very complex. There w• iuld be
categories if users, such as apartment buildings and businesses
which is based on traditir_inal vi-.11umes that they would contribute.
Thri Hugh the tax bill they are proposing sing _y• u would put a line itern
,_in the bill and bill this with the taxes which would be a user
fee. The problem he sees is how d• � y. ii_t identify a 10 unit
apartment fri_im an 8 unit apartment and what happens when people
have guests. It has its merits frizzim the standpoint that it will
the tax exempt, the fraternities and sororities, etc.
Supv Schi_ig - wizindered if the county was still moving forward with
-the central pr• 1cessing facility?
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TOWN OF DRYDEN 0 DRYDEN, NEW YORK
65 EAST MAIN STREET, DRYDEN, NEW YORK 13053
607 - 844 -8619
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR
Mahlon Perkins
P.O. Box 27
Dryden, NY 13053
In the Heart of the Finger Lakes
August 18, 1992
Re: Qualified Road Abandonments Of Certain Town Roads
Dear Mahlon.
Attached for your information is a response from William
Mobbs, Commissioner of Public Works /Co. Supt of Highways.
The last paragraph says it all in that the Town's action is
proper and we can continue on and formalize 'the qualified
abandonment of the roads presented.
You are to prepare the statement necessary which we will be
responsible to sign to complete the process of the subject.
/m
cc: Town Board w /att
Don Gilbert w /att
Henry Slater w /att
Clint Cotterill w /att
sanne Lloyd w /att
George Schlecht w /att
Sincerely
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William J. Mobbs
Commissioner
Date: August 10,1992
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To:
Jim
Schug
- Supervisor,
Town
of Dryden
From:
William
J. Mobbs
- Comm. of
Public Works /Co. Supt. of
Subject: Qualified Abandonment of Certain Town Roads - Town of Dryden
Follow up to the Public Hearing - Town of Dryden 6/11/92
on June 11th at 12:00 noon in the village of Dryden offices, a
public hearing was held in compliance with Section 205 of the
Highway Law regarding the qualified abandonment of certain roads
in the Town of Dryden. The purpose of this meeting was to comply
with the Highway Law which requires that a public hearing be held
by the County Superintendent of Highways prior to determining
whether the County Superintendent concurs with the Town in its'
determination that certain highways should be abandoned under this
provision. Therefore, in compliance with this requirement and
after hearing comments from the interested public, the following
comprises my response to the Town proposal.
A qualified abandonment of a highway right -of -way in summary
permits the Town to maintain the "ownership" of a right -of -way
without a responsibility or obligation to maintain it as a
highway. Based on my review of the proposal of Town Resolution
No. 68 dated January 14,1992, the following points are relevant.
1) For
maintaine
passage i
accumulat
and trees
the mos
d nor h
s next
ions of
t part, the highways in question are not now
ave they been in several years. In many cases,
to impossible due to severe rutting and
water together with the encroachment of brush
2) Public comment was made at the hearing regarding the
devaluation in property value as a result of the Town taking
an action which would place these roads in a condition of
qualified abandonment.
3) The Town Attorney indicated that under the condition of a
qualified abandonment, that individual adjacent property owners
could place gates across the right -of -way although they could not
be in a locked condition.
4) Comment was made regarding the proposed sale of certain
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• parcels which were implied to be conditional on the Town not
placing these roads in a condition of qualified abandonment.
5) A representative from Cornell University indicated that
research plots in the area of one such road would be subjected to
vandalism and other unwelcome activity if the roads were placed in
qualified abandonment. The preferenced expressed was that the
roads be placed in full abandonment which would allow the property
owners to deny access to the public.
G) Several comments were expressed at the public hearing which
would indicate that the status quo was preferable to the Town
taking action for qualified abandonment.
7) Certain property owners feel that they would be" unable to
obtain a building permit because of zoning law requirements. This
in fact appears to be true in that the applicant would need to
apply for a variance from existing zoning law in order to obtain a
permit.
Having heard all of the above and in consideration of them the
following statements are appropriate:
a) In terms of real impact on the roads in question, the
placement of these roads in qualified abandonment would result in
no apparent change in the level of maintenance from what has been
• experienced in the past several years. From a practical standpoint,
the roads have been in qualified abandonment by virtue of the
inaction of the Town to maintain such roads. It appears that the
Towns interest in pursuing a qualified abandonment is to allow the
practice of the past several years to continue for the foreseeable
future. Without the qualified abandonment classification it would
be possible for certain land owners to demand that the Town
perform their duty to maintain a Town road.
The Town, by their resolution to place such roads in qualified
abandonment, appears to be reflecting the interest of the general
Town population in their unwillingness to be taxed to maintain
highways which serve the purposes of relatively few individuals,
or in some cases an individual, who may demand that such
maintenance be performed. In the majority of cases, the roads
in question traverse State lands wherein the adjacent property
owner is a tax exempt entity. Therefore, it is likely that any
taxes which might accrue from adjacent property owners would be
insufficient to maintain such roadways.
The Town's action to place the subject roads in a condition
of qualified abandonment is an attempt to put the public on
notice that the practices of the Town over the,past several
years will be continued and that they may not make claim on
the Town to do otherwise. In the interest of majority rule, it
• appears to me that this is a reasonable action on the part of the
Town and if future events change the circumstances which have caused
this determination to be made on the part of the Town, then the
• right -of -way can be removed from this classification by Town
Board action and maintenance be assumed on these roads. At the
same time, any property owner who suffers a reduction in property
value as a result of such action, should be considered for a ,
reassessment of their property values for tax assessment purposes.
A contact with the County Director of Assessment confirms that
this would be reasonable cause for a review of•the assessed
value of a property and such.a request for review would be
appropriate. The concerns of Cornell University and their stated
preference for a total abandonment is another subject and could
be pursued separately with the Town.
At no time during the public hearing was it stated that
occupants or owners of adjacent lands had in the past attempted to
have the Town perform their duty on sSuch toads- and - therefore
implied their tacit approval of the Town's informal decision to
withhold the expenditure of maintenance effort on these roads,
which was, in effect, to place them.in an informal state of
qualified abandonment.
In summary therefore, it appears that the action of the Town
is proper and will not cause injustice or hardship tb the owners
or occupants of any-land adjoining the subject roads, in i
consideration of the opportunities for redress that are open to.
them. This act on the part of the Town is a formalization of
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the Town's action to place these roads in qualified abandonment.
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Co. Rep. Watri--15 - that is mc_iving fi .-Irward, but it is being scaled
back. It was estimated at 3 1/2 milli • 1n or 4 million prr.i j ect and
the bids came it at 9 million dollars. He thinks that it will be
in the area of 4 1/2 million di.-il lays. The primary reason that it
is moving ahead is whatever happens to waste is that it is going
to be packaged in se.ime form to transpi -zirt if that is the sc_Iluti"n.
There w i l l also be a lot • • f recyc 1 ab 1 es that w i l l be processed
through this facility.
Clm
offered
Corrigan
li-. 1wing
resolution
- wanted tc_1 kni-.1w his view on the increase in the
sales
asked for. its
adeptione
tax.
Co. Rep. Wat ros - thought ought t hat this was a much better source of
revenue then the real property tax because it hits the tax exempt
as well as the taxable people. One condition with moving this
sales tax forward was because it reduce the real priDperty tax in
1993. His opinion is that it should at least gi � back by 2'0
percent. If the cOUnty ti_tok all of the m•1ney fri•m the increase
sales tax and applied them ti -.1 the real property tax it would be
ab' DUt 41 percent in reduction.
COUNC 1' LMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Clm Roberts - had received petition for extension of cable
service r.in Thy imas R� iad.
• ATTORNEY
RESOLUTION #156 PROPOSEEI:) LOCAL LAW #6
SCLIWC RULES & REGULATIONS
Clm Corrigan offered the fi -.11 to wing resolution and asked for its
adapt iono
RESOLVED, that this Town Bciard introduce L� Ica 1 Law #6 - 1992'
SCLIWC Rules & Regulations and schedule a public hearing on Oct.
13th at 7 e 3OPM.
2nd Clm Hatf i e l d Roll call vc_it e - a l l voting Yes
RESOLUTION #157 SCHEDULE PUBLIC HEARING
w)C.eL I WC:I AGREEMENT. TO CHANGE WATER RATE SCHEDULE
Clm Roberts
offered
the fol
li-. 1wing
resolution
and
asked for. its
adeptione
RESOLVED,
that this
T• iwn B Dard
schedule
a
public
hearing for
SCLIWC Agreement
to
change
the
water rate
schedule
on Oct. 13th
at 7 a 4i PM.
G=rid Clm Corri
gars
Ri -.111
call vote
-
all voting
Yes
Atty Perkins - circulated to the bi .-Iard members a certificate of
qualified r r.lad abandonments that have been signed by the county
highway superintendent and the town highway superintendent and
will then be filed with the town clerk..
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,Local Law Filing NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
162 WASHINGTON AVENUE, ALBANY, NY 12231
(Use this form to file a local law with the Secretary of State.) -
Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not
use italics or underlining to indicate new matter.
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Town
xulp
of Dryden
too. Local Law No. 3 of the year 19
92
A local law .Pertainin& to Permits. Inspection and Fees under the
Uniform Fire Preventionrt
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1Uk* and Building Code and other Ordinances and'LocaY Laws
Be it enacted by the ..............T.own „Board go. ... .................. ...............................
(Name of Legislative Body) of the
s.
of 10060
........................................................................... ............................... as follows:
(If additional space is needed, attach Pages the same size as this sheet, and number each.)
DOS-239 (Rev. 7/90) (l)
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RULES PERTAINING TO PERMITS, INSPECTION AND FEES
UNDER THE UNIFORM FIRE PREVENTION AND BUILDING
CODE AND OTHER ORDINANCES AND LOCAL LAWS
Introductio
(a) Local Law No. 1 of the year 1988 adopted by the Town
Board of the Town of Dryden on May 10, 1988 and effective May 16,
1988 provides for the enforcement by the Town of Dryden of the New
York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code (herein the
Uniform Code).
(b) The following procedural rules shall pertain to such
enforcement by the Code Enforcement Officer (CEO) and the other
individuals designated and authorized to administer and enforce
the
(1) The New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and
Building Code
(2) The Town of Dryden Zoning Ordinance
(3) The Town of Dryden Mobile Home Ordinance
(4) The Town of Dryden Mobile Home Park Ordinance
(5) The Electrical Code of the Town of Dryden
(6) Flood Damage Prevention Local Law
and all other laws, ordinances, rules and regulations applicable to
the plans, specifications, or permits for the construction,
alteration, and repair of buildings and structures, and the
installation and use of materials and equipment therein, and the
location, use and occupancy thereof.
(c) These procedural rules are hereby adopted by the Town
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1992. All permits, fees, certificates, services, inspection, etc.
on or after such effective date shall be subject to these rules and
the fees set forth herein even if application or construction,
demolition, etc. shall have commenced prior to such effective date.
2.
(a) No person, firm, corporation, association or other
organization shall commence the erection, construction,
enlargement, alteration, improvement, relocation, removal or
demolition of any building or structure, except a nonresidential
farm building or structure, nor install heating equipment, without
having applied for and obtained a permit from the Town of Dryden.
• No permit shall be required for the performance of necessary
repairs which do not materially affect structural elements, and /or
Plumbing, electrical or heating /ventilation systems, including, for
example, the repair of' siding and roofing with like or similar
materials, nor for the erection of fences, nor for the construction
of noncommercial storage facilities of less than 140 square fee of
gross floor area. Such work shall nevertheless be done in
conformance with the Uniform Code.
(b) Applications for a building permit or demolition permit
may be obtained from the Town of Dryden Code Enforcement Officer.
A completed application may be delivered or mailed to the Town of
Dryden Code Enforcement Officer, Town Hall, 65 East Main Street,
Dryden, New York 13053, and must include:
(1) a signature of the applicant or authorized agent;
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work is to be done;
(3) a statement of the use or occupancy of all parts of
the lands and of the proposed building or
structure;
(4) a brief description of the proposed works
(5) the full name and address of the owner and the
applicant and, if either be a corporation, the
names and addresses of responsible officers;
(6) two [2) sets of plans and specifications for the
proposed work which plans and specifications will
be retained by the Town of Dryden; and
(7) the fee specified in these Rules; and
• (8) A copy of, or proof of all other necessary permits,
such as Tompkins County Health Department, SCLIMWC,
New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation, etc.
The applicant may request that the requirement of plans and
specifications be waived where the work to be done involves minor
alterations or where such plans and specifications are otherwise
unnecessary.
(c) The applicant shall notify the Town of Dryden of any
changes in the information contained in the
period for which the permit is in effect. A
when the application has been determined t
the proposed work is determined to conform
• the Uniform Code. The authority conferred
application during the
permit shall be issued
o be complete and when
to the requirements of
by such permit may be
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• (d) A
permit issued pursuant to
this Part shall be
Prominently displayed on the �
property or premi ses
pertains, to which it
(e) A permit issued
Pursuant to these Rules may be suspended
or revoked if it is determined that the work to which it ert
is not proceeding in conformance with the Uniform alns j
form Code or with any
condition attached to such permit, or if there has
misrepresentation or falsification of a material fact been a
with the a in connection
application for the permit.
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(f) A building permit issued pursuant to this Part fo
purpose of erecting, the
g constructing, enlarging, altering, improving,
or relocating any buildin g or structure or for the
. installin 9 heating purpose of
ng equipment shall expire one
[1] year from the
date of issuance or upon the issuance of a certif
(other than a temporary certicate of
occupancy
ificate of
issuance of or upon the
a certificate of com letion
p whichever occurs first.
A demolition permit issued pursuant to this Part for the
removing or demolishing any building or structure shall urpose of
[6] months from the date of issuance or upon 11 expire six
P n the issuance of a
certification of complete
ion of the
permitted work, whichever occurs
first. A building permit may, upon written request, be renewed for
successive one [1] year periods. A demolition
written re permit may, upon
quest, be renewed for successive six [6] month periods.
Renewals of permits may be granted only if:
(1) the permit has not been revoked or suspended p d at the
time the application for renewal is made; I
• (2) the work contemplated by the permit is not then in
violation of any applicable code, permit,
ordinance, local law, rule or statute;
(3) the relevant information in the application is up
to date; and
(4) any applicable renewal fee is paid.
3. Certificates of occupancy and completion.
(a) Upon completion of all projects for which a building or
demolition permit has been issued, the property owner shall obtain
a certificate of occupancy or completion. No building erected
subject to the Uniform Code and these Rules shall be used or
occupied, except to the extent provided in this section, until a
• certificate of occupancy has been issued. No building similarly
enlarged, extended, or altered, or upon which work has been
performed which required the issuance of a building or demolition
permit shall be occupied or used for more than thirty (30] days
after the completion of the alteration or work unless a certificate
of occupancy or certificate of completion has been issued.
(b) No change shall be made in the nature of the occupancy of
an existing building unless a certificate of occupancy authorizing
the change has been issued. The owner or occupant of such building
must demonstrate that such change will conform with all applicable
provisions of the Uniform Code before a certificate of occupancy
will be issued.
(c) A temporary certificate of occupancy may be issued if the
• building or structure or a designated g portion of a building or
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structure is sufficiently complete so that it may be safely put to
the use for which it is intended. A temporary certificate of
occupancy shall expire six (6) months from the date of issuance or
at an earlier date if specified thereon. A temporary certificate
of occupancy may, at the discretion of the Town of Dryden, be
renewed an indefinite number of times.
(d) No certificate of occupancy or completion shall be issues
unless:
(1) An inspection is conducted which indicates
substantial completion of any work for which a
permit has been issued;
(2) no uncorrected deficiency or material violation of
the Uniform Code is observed within the area for
• work which for which the certificate is to be
issued; and
(3) any applicable fee is paid.
4. inspections.
(a) Work for which a permit has been issued under these Rules
shall be inspected at appropriate stages of the project. Work
shall be inspected prior to enclosing or covering any portion
thereof and upon completion of each stage of construction or
demolition, including but not limited to building location, site
preparation, excavation, foundation, framing, superstructure,
electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilating and air conditioning.
It shall be the responsibility of the owner, applicant, or his
• agent to inform the Town of Dryden that the work is ready for
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(b) Buildings shall be subject to periodic inspections for
compliance with the Uniform Code on a yearly basis. Notwith-
standing any requirement of this subdivision to the contrary, no
regular, periodic inspections of owner occupied dwelling units
shall be required, provided, however, that this shall not be a
limitation on inspections conducted at the invitation of the
occupant or where conditions on the premises threaten or present a
hazard to public health, safety or welfare.
(c) Areas of public assembly as defined in Part 606 of Title
9 of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations shall
be subject to a fire safety inspection at least once (1) per year.
(d) Multiple dwellings and all non - residential occupancies of
• buildings shall be subject to fire safety inspections at least once
every three (3) years.
(e) Notwithstanding any requirement of this section (4) to
the contrary, any building or area subject to inspection which
shall be the subject of a bona fide complaint regarding conditions
or activities allegedly failing to comply with any permit or
certificate issued under these Rules or with the Uniform Code shall
be subject to immediate inspection and as often as necessary to
determine if such building or area is in compliance with any such
permit, certificate, the Uniform Code or other applicable codes,
local laws, rules, regulations, statutes, etc, which are the
responsibility of the Town of Dryden to enforce.
5. orders and violations.
(a) Except as may be provided elsewhere in these Rules the
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(b) Buildings shall be subject to periodic inspections for
compliance with the Uniform Code on a yearly basis. Notwith-
standing any requirement of this subdivision to the contrary, no
regular, periodic inspections of owner occupied dwelling units
shall be required, provided, however, that this shall not be a
limitation on inspections conducted at the invitation of the
occupant or where conditions on the premises threaten or present a
hazard to public health, safety or welfare.
(c) Areas of public assembly as defined in Part 606 of Title
9 of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations shall
be subject to a fire safety inspection at least once (1) per year.
(d) Multiple dwellings and all non - residential occupancies of
• buildings shall be subject to fire safety inspections at least once
every three (3) years.
(e) Notwithstanding any requirement of this section (4) to
the contrary, any building or area subject to inspection which
shall be the subject of a bona fide complaint regarding conditions
or activities allegedly failing to comply with any permit or
certificate issued under these Rules or with the Uniform Code shall
be subject to immediate inspection and as often as necessary to
determine if such building or area is in compliance with any such
permit, certificate, the Uniform Code or other applicable codes,
local laws, rules, regulations, statutes, etc, which are the
responsibility of the Town of Dryden to enforce.
5. orders and violations.
(a) Except as may be provided elsewhere in these Rules the
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by employees or agents of the Town of Dryden. Such inspectors are
authorized to order in writing:
(1) that any condition in violation of the Uniform Code
or these Rules existing in, on, or about any
building or structure be corrected within a
specified period of time;
(2) that work on a building or structure which is
progressing in violation of the Uniform Code or
these Rules be stopped until the Town of Dryden is
satisfied that such violation has been or will be
corrected; and
(3) that a building or structure constructed or
maintained in violation off the Uniform code or
these Rules not be occupied.
(b) Orders to correct violations
Rules shall be served in person upon
authorized agent or by registered mail
responsible party. Stop work orders
shall be served in person upon a
authorized agent, or by certified or
of the Uniform Code
a responsible party
sent to the address
and not be occupied
responsible party
registered mail sent
)r these
or his
of such
orders
or his
to the
address of the responsible party, or by posting such order in a
conspicuous spot upon the building or structure which is the
subject of such order. If an address for a responsible party has
been set forth in any relevant application for a permit or in any
relevant certificate, that address is the one which shall be used
• for service of an order when the order is
served by mail. A
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Town of Dryden shall be subject to a penalty as provided by law.
(c) When a stop work order has been issued in connection with
a particular project, no work shall proceed on that project until
the stop work order has been rescinded or unless the specific work
to be undertaken has been approved in writing by the Town of
Dryden. When a not to be occupied order has been issued by the
Town of Dryden, except for the purposes of inspecting or securing
the building or structure, no building or structure which is the
subject of such an order shall be occupied until such order is
rescinded or unless the occupancy is specifically approved in
writing by the Town of Dryden.
• 6. Third-party inspections.
A person subject to inspection under section 4 of these Rules
may be required by the Town of Dryden to have such inspection
performed at his own cost and expense by a competent inspector
acceptable to the Town of Dryden. Such inspector may be a
registered architect, licensed professional engineer, certified
code enforcement officer, or other person whose experience and
training has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Town of
Dryden. Such inspector shall certify the results of his inspection
to the Town of Dryden. Any person required by the Town to have an
inspection performed at his own cost and expense shall not be
assessed the fees otherwise prescribed in this Part.
7. Fees, (a) Fees for building permits.
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(i) one and two family dwellings;
(a) one and two family homes including accessory
structures constructed contemporaneously.
First 1,500 square feet of area...* 200
Each additional 1,000 square feet of area or
fraction thereof.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . of . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 100
(b) siting of a mobile home .................$ 50
(ii) multiple dwellings including accessory structures
constructed contemporaneously:
Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ........... ...........................$200
(iii) installation of an approved factory manu-
factored home:
First dwelling unit or sleeping room ........$ 100
Each additional dwelling unit or sleeping
room...:...... ..............................$ 50
(iv) garages, swimming pools, and other miscell-
aneous structures not constructed contempor-
aneously with the construction of a dwelling:
Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction ..
ther e o f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5 0
(v) sheds or other miscellaneous storage struc-
tures =under 500 square feet ................$ 25
(vi) general building construction:
• Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ...... ..............................$ 200
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• (2) Additions, alterations and renovations:
(i) fees for projects which involve the alteration
and /or renovation of an existing structure or a
portion thereof as well as the construction of an
addition onto the existing building shall be
computed solely on the basis of the square footage
of the proposed addition.
additions.
(a) one and two family dwellings:
Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ....... ..............................$ 100
(b) multiple dwellings:
• Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ....... ..............................$ 200
(c) garages, swimming pools or other miscell-
aneous accessory structures.
Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ....... ..............................$ 50
(d) general building construction.
Each 1,000 square feet of area or fraction
thereof ....... ..............................$ 200
(iii) alterations and renovations:
(a) one and two family dwellings including
structures accessory thereto ................$ 75
(b) multiple dwellings including structures
is accessory thereto:
(1) alteration or renovation to an
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electrical, heating, ventilation, air
conditioning or plumbing system or to
any combination thereof .................$ 200
(2) other types of alterations or
renovations including structural alter-
ations or renovations:
Each dwelling unit or sleeping room to
be altered or renovated ...............$ 50
(3) alterations or renovation to an
area not included as part of a dwelling
unit or sleeping room .................$ 200
(c) general building construction:
(1) alteration or renovation to an
electrical,heating, ventilation, air
conditioning or plumbing system or to
any combination thereof ...............$ 200
(2) other types of alterations or reno-
vations including structural alterations
or renovations:
Each 11000 square feet of area or frac-
tion thereof
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2 0 0
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(Complete the certification in the paragraph that applies to the filing of this local law and
strike out that which is not applicable.)
1. (Final adoption by local legislative body only.)
I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No.
of the (f3o=iyMW(Town )tV;El9ap)xof Dryden
Town Board on September 8 1 _, in accordance with the ap
(Name o Leg attve Body)
3 of 1992
was duly passed by the
cable provisions of law.;
(Passage by local legislative body with approval, no disapproval or repassage after disapproval
by the Elective Chief Executive Officer'.)
I herebi
of the (
=,r
certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No.
unty)(City)(Town)(Village) of - - was duly pas
eau a va o v
on 1_, and was (approved)(not, disapproved)(repa
disapproval) by a and was deemed duly adopted on
(Elective to Executive Officer')
in accordance with t applicable provisions of law.
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3. (Final adoption by referen m.)
thereby certify that the local law
• of the (County)(City)(Town)(Village
_
Name of Legislative Body on
disapproval) by the
nexed hereto, designated as local law
Hof
submitted to the people by reason of a (mandator!
vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting
19 S
in accordance with the api
19_, and was (
on
of
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after
19
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of 19
was duly passed by the
)(not disapproved)(repassed after
19_ Such local law was
ssOA) referendum, and received the affirmative
/at the (general)(special)(annual) election held on
provisions of law.
4. (Subject to permissive referendum and f fial adoption becaus no valid petition was filed requesting
referndum.) P
I hereby certify that the local law an xed hereto, designated as local
of the (Count y)(City)(Town;' Villa of
disapproval) by the
Permissive referendu
in accordance withA
19_, and was (app
No.
of 19
was duly passed by the
not disapproved)(repassed after
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on 19 \as ocal law was subject to
e e Chief Executive Officer
and no valid petition requesting such referendum was 19 ,
applica ble provisions of law.
' Electve Chief Executive Officer mepns or Includes the chief executive officer of a county elected NIC county -wide basis or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislating body, the mayor of
or village, or the supervisor of a town where such officer is vested with the power to approve or veto It
laps or ordinances.
(2)
LJ
City local law concerning Charter revision proposed by petition.)
I hereby tify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No.
of the City o of 1
having been submitted to referendu suant to
the provisions of sec ' 36)(37) of the Municipal Home Rule Law, and having received th Irmative vote
of a majority of the quali i lectors of such city voting thereon at the (special)(gen election held on
19_, became o ive.
6. (County local law concerning adoption of ChAvtgIr
I hereby certify that the local law anneto
of the County of
the electors at the Gene ection of November
section 33 of the tcipal Home Rule Law, and
qualified ors of the cities of said county as a
of ' county considered as a unit voting at said
designated as loca No.
of 19
State of ork, having been submitted toy
19 , pursuant bdivisions S and 7 of
having received the affirmative vote o ajority of the
unit and of a majority of the qualified elector the towns
general election,, became operative.
(If any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropritate certification..)
1 further certify that I have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this office and that
the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and was finally adopted
in the manner indicated in paragraph I , above.
(Seal)
or officer designated by local
Date: September 9, 1992
ative body
(Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorneys Village Attorney or
other authorized Attorney of locality.)
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF Tompkins
1, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all proper
proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the Alocal law anneXt&'hereto.
Signature `Mahlon R. rkins
Town Attoney
Title
Town of Dryden
Vs
Date: September 9, 1992
(3)
TB9 -2 -92 page 8
TOWN CLERK
Appoint dog enumerator for the year 1992
RESOLUTION #158 APPOINT DOG ENUMERATOR
MARGARET VERNIER- SINGER
Clm Roberts 1-. Iffered the fl-. 11 11Miwing resolution and asked for its
adopt ion
RESOLVED, that this Town Board appoint
dog enumeratc-Ir for the T•±wn of Dryden
pay $1.35 per dog enumerated.
Margaret
Corrigan
Vernier
11 Dwing
reSiDl Ut
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Singer as
for
the
year
199`
RESOLVED,
-provision
Treatment.
that
in
and to
2nd Clm Corr^ i g an Roll call vote -- all voting
RESOLUTION #159 LOCAL LAW #C - -• 1992
ZONING PFZOCEDURES
Yes
Clm
Corrigan
offered the fr11
11 Dwing
reSiDl Ut
iOn
arid asked for its
adopt
ionan
(copy in minute
book)
RESOLVED,
-provision
Treatment.
that
in
Local
and
Clm Hatfield
Roll
call
v•ite - all
voting Yes
Perkins
1
Law #2
RESOLUTION #160
LOCAL_ LAW
#4 --
1992
Clm Hatfield
adopt ion,
offered
MAKING
the
folli_twing
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rest.-, I ut
i on arid asked
IN
for its
RESOLVED,
-provision
Treatment.
that
in
Local
this
Town
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1992 92
direct
amending
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Perkins
1
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to redraft
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took.
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at
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this
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time
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#5 -
RESOLUTION
#161
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IN
IN RELATION
RELATION
TO &
APPROVING
THE
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TO &
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adopt ions
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R• Ebert
(crz 1py
s
in minute
Roll
book)
call
res� 11ut ir.in and asked for its
v• it e - a l l vi-. 1t i ri g Yes
RESOLUTION
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Clm Roberts r. Iffered the following resolution and asked for its
adopt ion o (copy In minute book)
2nd Clm Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65.
East Main Street, in Dryden, New York, in said Town, on
September 8, 1992, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., Prevailing Time.
The meeting was called to order by James F. schug and
upon roll being called, the following were
PRESENT: James F. Schug, Supervisor
Elizabeth Corrigan, Councilperson
Ronald Roberts, Councilperson
Charles Hatfield, Councilperson
ABSENT: John Baker, Councilperson
The following
Councilperson
Co=Zjj=R Roberts
Councilperson
gffi Hatfield
resolution was
who moved its adoption,
to -wit:
offered by
seconded by
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• T RESOLUTION DATED SEPTEMBER 8, 1992s
A RESOLUTION MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS IN RELATION
TO AND APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TURKEY HILL
SEWER DISTRICT OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN, TOMPKINS COUNTY,
NEW YORK, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 12 —A OF THE TOWN LAW.
WHEREAS, a map, plan and report have been prepared in such
manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by
the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New
York, relating to the establishment the Turkey Hill Sewer
Districts and
WHEREAS, said map,
competent engineer, duly
have been filed in the
where the same are avai
examination by any per;
thereof; and
plan and report were prepared by a
licensed by the State of New York, and
office of the Town Clerk of 'said Town,
lable during regular office hours for
>ons interested in the subject matter
WHEREAS, said Sewer District shall be bounded and described
as hereinafter set forth; and
WHEREAS, the improvement proposed for said Sewer District
consists of the construction of a sanitary sewer system
including approximately 15,515 linear feet of eight -inch
gravity sewer main, a pump station and forcemains, 49 manholes,
purchase of an interest in the unused capacity at the Ithaca
Area Wastewater Treatment plant, and land and rights -in -land,
original furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus and
incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith,
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WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for
said improvement is $914,422, and
WHEREAS, the proposed method of financing the cost of said
improvement is by the issuance of serial bonds of the said Town
having a maximum maturity of not exceeding forty years, and the
cost of said improvement shall be assessed, levied and
collected from the several lots and parcels of land within such
Sewer District in just proportion to the amount of benefit
which said sewer improvement shall confer upon said lots or
parcels, and
WHEREAS, compliance with the provisions of the State
Environmental Quality Review Act have been performed and the
establishment of the Turkey Hill Sewer District of the Town of
Dryden and the improvements proposed therefor have been
determined to be an Unlisted Action, as to which a negative
declaration has been made determining that said establishment
and the improvements proposed therefor would not result in any
significant environmental effects; and
WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by said Town Board
on August 26 1992, reciting a description of the
boundaries of said proposed Sewer District, the improvements
proposed, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for said
improvements, the fact that said map, plan and report, were on
file in the Town Clerk's office for public inspection and
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specifying the 8th day of September, 1992, at 8:10 o'clock
P.M. , Prevailing Time, at the Town Hall, 65 East Main St. it
in Dryden New York, in said Town, as the time when and .
the place where said Town Board would meet for the purpose of
holding a public hearing to consider the establishment of said
Sewer District and said map, plan and report, filed in relation
thereto and to hear all persons interested in the subject
thereof concerning the same, and
WHEREAS, notice of the aforesaid public hearing was duly
published and posted in the manner and within the time
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prescribed by Section 209 -d of the Town Law, and proof of
• publication and posting has been duly presented to said Town
Board; and
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WHEREAS, said public hearing was duly held at the time and
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place in said order, as aforesaid, at which all persons
desiring to be heard were duly heard, and
WHEREAS, said Town Board has duly considered said map, plan
and report, and the evidence given at said public hearing; NOW,
THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, 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 as follows:
a) The notice of hearing was published and posted as
required by law and is otherwise sufficient;
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b) All the property and property owners within said
proposed Sewer District are benefited thereby;
C) All the property and property owners benefited are,
included within the limits of said proposed Sewer
District; and
d) The establishment of said proposed Sewer District is
in the public interest.
Section 2. The establishment of the Turkey Hill Sewer
District of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, to
be bounded and described as hereafter set forth, and the
improvement therefor consisting of the construction of a-
sanitary sewer system including approximately 15,515 linear
feet of ei ht -inch
g gravity sewer main, a pump station and
forcemains, 49 manholes, purchase of an interest in the unused
capacity at the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment plant, and
land and rights -in -land, original furnishings, equipment,
quipment,
machinery and apparatus and incidental improvements and
expenses in connection therewith, all as more fully described
in the aforesaid ma
p, plan and report, at a maximum estimated
cost to the Sewer District of $914,422, are hereby approved. ,
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Section 3. Said Sewer District shall be bounded and
described as follows:
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• APPENDIX A
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of
Dryden, County of Tompkins and State of New York, generally
bounded and described as follows
BEGI N!Z NG at a point in the centerline of Mount Pleasant
Road. said point or place of beginning being located at the
inte:secticn of said centerline with the northwest line of
the agar, -4oned Lehigh Valley Railroad property; proceeding
t)..ence f rap. said point of beginning southeasterly and along
the centerli ne of Mount Pleasant Road for a distance of
• a. r -c:x :Tate'_} 400' to a point; proceedi no thence south [and
alcrna t`;e west line cf F%arcel 56 -5 -20, being -a 14.8 acre +/-
pa reel owned by Cor r; ell Uni vers ity (said west line being
at prcx irsat el y 9501 4/- we: t of the centerline of Turkey Rill
Rcad) ana also along the west 1i nes of Parcels 56 -5 -20;
25.1; 28 and 29 and also along the west line of Parcel
57 -1
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(said
west
line
being
approximately
900' west
of
the
centerli
ne
of
Tu
rkey
Hill
Road ))
to
a point
in
the
centerli ne of Stevenson Road; proceeding thence east and
alory said centerline for a distance of approximately 900'
to a point in the centerline of Turkey Hill Road; proceeding
thence nor the:ly and along said centerli ne of Turkey Bill
Road to its intersection with the centerline of Mount
Pleasant Road; proceedi ng thence easterly along the
centerline of Mount Pleasant Road for a distance of
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approx imately 235' to the southeast corner of Parcel
•57-1-28* proceeding thence northerly for approximately 520'
and along the east parcel lines of Parcels 57 -1 -28; 27; and
26 to a point in the south line of Parcel 57 -1 -25;
proceeding thence easterly for a distance of approximately
635 to the southeast corner of said parcel; proceeding
thence north (and along the east li ne of Parcels 57 -1 -25;
57 -1 -24; 23; 22 and a portion of Parcel 57 -1 -21) for a
distance of approximately 1,353' to a point in the east line
of Parcel `7 -1 -21; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 509' to a point in the west line of Parcel
57 -1 -30.9; proceeding thence north along said west line for
a distance of approximately 97.7' to a point marking the
northwest cc -ner of said Parcel; proceeding thence easterly
• and along the south lane of Parcel 57 -1 -20 for •a distance of
928.90' to a point; proceeding thence north and along the
west parcel line of Parcel 57 -1 -38 for a distance of
apprcxiroately 1650' to a pcint (this point being the
southwest corner of Parcel 54-1-16)t proceedi ng thence
northeasterly and along the south parcel lines of Parcels
54 -1 -16; 171_ 18; 19; 21; 23 and 26 to the southeast corner
of Parcel 54 -1 -26; continuing thence northeasterly and along
the south parcel lines of Parcels 57-1-41.2. 41.1; and 42 to
a point
thence
57 -1 -43;
is approx im
of Pa rc(
in the west line c
southerly to the soft
proceedi ng thence
ately 600' to a point
!1 52 -1 -28; proceeding
if Parcel 57 =1 -43; proceeding
homes t corn er cf said Parcel
eas t for a distance of
marking the southeast corner
thence northerly and along the
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east line of said Parcel for a distance of apprcx imately
• 400' to a point in the south line of Parcel 52 -1 -25.3;
proceeding thence generally north- easterly and along the
south li ne of said Parcel to a point in the centerline of
Baker Hill Road; proceeding thence northwesterly and along
said centerline for a distance of approximately 400' to a
poi nt; proceeding thence northeasterly and along the south
line of Parcel 52 -1 -20 for a distance of approximately 275'
to the southeast corner of said Parcel; proceeding thence
northwesterly for a distance approximately 60' to a point in
the south line of Parcel 52-1-190 proceeding thence
r►or theas ter ly and along the south line of Parcels 52 -1 -19;
18; 17; 16 and 15 to the southeast corner of Parcel 52 -1 -15;
th is also being a belinda ry line of the Monkey Rin Water
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northwesterly and along the east li ne of Parcel 52 -1 -15 to a
pci n in the centerli ne of New York State Route 366;
Proceeding thence scithwes terly along said center li ne for a
distance of approximately 2,110' to a point marking the
southeas t corner cf Parcel 53-1-10 °; proceeding thence north
and alena the east line of said Parcel for a distance of
aYproximiately 775' to a point; (to a point in the south line
of the former right of way of Lehigh Valley Railroad
proper ty) ; proceeai nq thence general' southwes terly and
tee_ terly along the south line of the abandoned Lehigh Valle}
Rai 1 road proper ty to a point approximately 275' east of the
•centerline of Monkey Run Road (abandoned); proceeding thence
north for a distance of approximately 100' to a point
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marking the northeast corner of Parcel 53-1-17; proceeding
• thence west for a distance of approximately 240' to
a point
in the centerline of Monkey Run Road; proceedi ng thence
south to a point in the centerli ne of Monkey Run Road where
sai d centerli ne intersects the south line of Monkey Run
Water District and Monkey Run Sewer District; proceeding
thence generally southwesterly and westerly along said
District boundaries to a point in the north line of New York
State Route 366; proceeding thence southwesterly and along
the boundaries of Town of Dryden Water District No. 1 and
Town of Dryden Sewer District. #2 the parcel lines of
Parcels 55 -1 -17.2 and 17.3 and Parcels 56 -4 -3 and 5.1 to the
Point or place of begi nni ng.
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weer °r reverence is made to a Parcel, said reference is
to Town of Dryden Tax Map Parcels and such parcel numbers
were taken from the Tax Maps last revised March 1, 1990 and
in.'ormiaticn pertaining to the reputed owners of parcels was
taken fray, the 1990 Final Assessment Roll for the Town of
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The Town Clerk shall, within ten (10) days after
the effective date of this resolution, file certified copies of
this resolution in duplicate in the Office of the State -
Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, together
with an application by this Board in duplicate for permission
to establish such District as provided for by subdivision 3 of
Section 209 -f of the Town Law of the State of New York. Such
application shall be executed and verified on behalf of the
Town Board by the Supervisor of the Town.
Section 5. This resolution is adopted subject to. permissive
referendum.
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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
• resolution contained
the original thereof
a true and correct
said original so far
therein referred to.
Town Board of said Town, including the
therein, held on September 8, 19924p with
on file in my office, and that the same is
transcript therefrom and of the whole of
as the same relates to the subject matters
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 Law (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 follows:
Newspaper and /or other news media
Date given
The Ithaca Journal August 28, 1992
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The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution
was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows;
James.F. Schug VOTING Aye
Elizabeth Corrigan VOTING Aye
Ronald Roberts VOTING AY
Charles Hatfield VOTING AY
VOTING
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
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I FURTHER CERTIFY that PRIOR to the time of said meeting,
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duly caused public notice of the time and place of said meeting
to be conspicuously posted in the following designated public
location(.$) on the following dates:
Designated Location(s)
of posted notice
Town Signboard
Vestibule - Town Hall
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York 13053
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
Date of Posting
August 28, 1992
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of said Town on September
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20127 -309P
At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of
Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 65
East Main Street, in Dryden, New York, in said Town,
September 8, 1992, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., Prevailing Time.
The meeting was called to ord b James F. Schug
W
er y
and
upon roll being called, the following were
PRESENT: James F. Schug, Supervisor
Charles Hatfield, Councilperson
Elizabeth Corrigan, Councilperson
Ronald Roberts, Councilperson
ABSENT, John Baker, Councilperson
The following
Councilperson
GGt=xIMM Corrigan
Councilperson
GMUMOXIM&M Roberts
resolution
who moved its
to -wit:
was
adoption,
offered by
seconded by
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RESOLUTION DATED SEPTEMBER 8, 1992.
• A RESOLUTION MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS IN RELATION
TO AND APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TURKEY HILL
WATER DISTRICT OF THE TOWN OF DRYDEN, TOMPKINS COUNTY,
NEW YORK, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 12 -A OF THE TOWN LAW.
WHEREAS, a map, plan and report have been prepared in such
manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by
the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New
York, relating to the establishment the Turkey Hill Water
District; and
WHEREAS, said map,
competent engineer, duly
have been filed in the
where the same are avai
examination by any per:
• thereof; and
plan and report were prepared by a
licensed by the State of New York, and
office of the Town Clerk of said Town,
lable during regular office hours for
;ons interested in the subject matter
WHEREAS, said Water District shall be bounded and described
as hereinafter set forth, and
WHEREAS, the improvement proposed for said Water District
consists 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, 21850 linear feet of service tubing,
together with 19 hydrants, 16 gate valves, land or
rights -in -land, original furnishings, equipment, machinery and
apparatus and incidental improvements and expenses in
connection therewith, as more fully described in the aforesaid
map, plan and report, and
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WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for
said improvement is $606,475; and
WHEREAS, the proposed method of financing the cost of said
improvement is by the issuance of serial bonds of the said Town
having a maximum maturity of not exceeding forty years, and the
cost of said improvement shall be assessed, levied and
collected from the several lots and. parcels of land within such
Water District in just proportion to the amount of benefit
which said water improvement shall confer upon said lots or
parcels; and
WHEREAS, compliance with the provisions of the State
Environmental Quality Review Act have been performed and the
establishment of the Turkey Hill Water District of the Town of
Dryden and the improvements proposed therefor have been
determined to be an Unlisted Action, as to which a negative
declaration has been made determining that said establishment
and the improvements proposed therefor would not result in any
significant environmental effects; and
WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by said Town Board
on August 26 1992, reciting a description of the
boundaries of said proposed Water District, the improvements
proposed, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for said
improvements, the fact that said map, plan and report, were on
file in the Town Clerk's office for public inspection and
specifying the 8th day of September, 1992, at 8:00 o'clock
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P.M. , Prevailing Time, at the Town Hall, 65 E. Main Street ,
in Dryden New York, in said Town, as the time when and
the place where said Town Board would meet for the purpose of
holding a public hearing to consider the establishment of said
Water District and said map, plan and report, filed in relation
thereto and to hear all persons interested in the subject
thereof concerning the same,
WHEREAS, notice of the aforesaid public hearing was duly
published and posted in the manner and within the time
prescribed by Section 209 -d of the Town Law, and proof of
publication and posting has been duly presented to said Town
Board; and
WHEREAS, said public hearing was duly held at the time and
place in said order, as aforesaid, at which all persons
desiring to be heard were duly heard; and
WHEREAS, said Town Board has duly considered said map, plan
and report, and the evidence given at said public hearing; NOW,
THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, 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 as follows.
a) The notice of hearing was published and posted as
required by law and is otherwise sufficient;
b) All the property and property owners within said
• proposed Water District are benefited thereby;
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c) All the property and property owners
benefited are
included within the limits of said proposed Water
District; and
d) The establishment of said proposed Water District is
in the public interest.
Section 2. The establishment of the Turkey Hill Water
District of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York, to
be bounded and described as hereafter set forth, and the
improvement therefor consisting of the purchase and
installation of approximately 11,400 linear feet of 8 -inch
water main, 11250 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 apparatus and incidental improvements
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and expenses in connection therewith, as more fully described
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in the aforesaid map, plan and report, at a maximum estimated
cost to the Water District of $606,475, are hereby approved.
Section 3. Said Water District shall be bounded and
described as follows:
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TURKEY HILL W►T ER DISTRICT
• APPENDIX A
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of
Dryden, County of Tcmpki ns and State of New York, generally
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the centerline of Mouunt Pleasant
Road, said point or place of beginning being located at the
intersection of said centerline with the northwest line of
the abandoned Lehigh Valley Rail road property; proceedi ng
thence f ran, said point of beginning southeasterly an3 along
the centerline of Mount Plea sa nt Road for a distance of
approx irately. 4011,' to a point; proceeding thence south arid
• along the we =t line e` Parcel 56 -5 -20, be 16 n a 14.8 acre +.,-
pa rcel owned by Corn el l University (said west line being
approximately 950' +/- west of the centerline of Turke%, Hill
Foad) ar.d also along the wes t li nes of Parcels 56 -5 -200
25.1; 28 and 29 and also along the west li ne of Parcel
57 -i -7 (said west line being approximately 900' writ of the
centerli rie of T;;rke- Hill Road)) to a
pz) in. in the
centerline of Ste. v-en son Road; proceedi ng thence east and
along said cent erli ne for a distance of approc irr.3tely 9001
to a point in the centerline of 'hurkey Hill Road; proceeding
thence northerly and along said centerline of Turkey Hill
Road to its intersection with the centerli ne of Mount
• Pleasant Road; proceeding thence easterly along the
centerline of Mount Pleasant Road for a distance of
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57-1-280* proceeding thence northerly for approximately 520'
. nd along the east parcel lines of Parcels 57 -1 -28; 27; and
26 to a point in the south line of Parcel 57 -1 -25;
proceeding thence easterly for a distance of approximately
635' to the southeast corner of said parcel; proceedi ng
thence nor th (and along the east li ne of Parcels 57 -1 -25;
57 -1 -24; 23; 22 and a portion of Parcel 57 -1 -21) f or a
distance of approximately 1,353' to a point in the east line
of parcel 57 -1 -21; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 509' to a point in the west line of Parcel
57 -1 -30.9; proceeding thence nor th along said west line for
a distance of approximately 97.7' to a point marking the
of said Parc2?1; i=roceedina thence East�rl)
a,Zi alcn2 tn_ south line of Parcel 57 -1 -20 fcr 'a distanc9 cf
928.90' to a port; proceeding thence north and along the
west parcel line of Parcel 57 -1 -38 for a a1s:ance of
approxir:.ately 1650' to a point (this oin *_ b_ir. t.._
P a r, e
southwest corner of Parcel 54- 1 -16); proceeding thence
nor theas ter ly and along the south parcel lines of parcels
54-1-].60 -17 18.; 19; 21 23 and 26 to the sc;:theas t ccrner
cf Parcel 54 -1 -26; continuing thence. northeasterly and along
the south parcel Ii nes of Parcels 57 -1 -41.2; 41.1; and 42 to
a p ^int in the wec_t line of Parcel 57 -1 -43; proceeding
thence c^it h erlI to the southW�st ccrner of said Far ^ ='_
57 -1 -43; proceeding thence east for a distance of
approximately 600' to a point marking the southeast corner
of Parcel 52 -1 -28; proceeding thence northerly and along the
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east line of said Parcel for a distance of approximately
• 400' to a point in the south line of Parcel 52 -1 -25.3;
proceeding thence generally north- easterly and along the
so °ath Ii ne of said Parcel to a point in the centerli ne of
Baiter Hill Rcad; procee3i ng thence northwesterly and along
sal d centerline for a distance of approximately 400' to a
point; proceeding thence northeasterly and along the south
line of Parcel 52 -1 -20 for a distance of approximately 275'
to the southeast corner of said Parcel; proceeding thence
northwesterly for a d i sta n; a approx imat ely 60' to a point in
the south line of Parcel 52 -1 -19; proceeding then =e
ncr theas terly and along the so -ith line of ParcE? s 52 -1 -19;
18; 17; 16 and 15 to the southeast corner of Parcel 52 -1 -15;
is e1 =_ 5< i-c a h� °� Ada line cf the PL �i: _, P. :r. Water
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n c r thw= sterli are, along the east li ne of Parcel 52 -1 -15 to a
pn:n- i n *' e centerli ne of Nor Yerk Sta == P 0 j t e 366;
t ly along sa:d ce :,r amine for a
di stance c apt•rox imately 2r110 to a point rrar}.ing the
_au *_f :east corner of Parcel 53 -1 -19; proceeding *_hence north
and alcnc t_he eas = line of said Parcel fcr a di=_taP.._e of
a :.TrcximateIy 7'5' to a point; (to a point in the south line
c: m
the forer rioh.. of way of Lehigh vaIley rai 1 road
F -cr_; :.) ; orj eedinc thence aenera11v so nwesterly and
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wester _ a'cng the sc•.:tf: line o: the aba :,d �ned ?= �.ig'r, t�a� 1 � -:-
F:ai lrcad property tc a point approximately 275' east of the
Scenterline of Monkey Ran Road (abandoned); proceedi ng thence
north for a distance of approx imately 100' to a point
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then ce
in the
south t
sai d cf
the northeast
west for a d i s
centerline of
o a poi nt in t
�nterli ne inter
corner of Parcel 53-
to nce of approximately
Monkey Run Road; p
he centerline of MonkE
sects tha cniith Ii n,
1 -17 ; proceeding
240' to a point
roceedi ng thence
!y Run Road whore
Water District and Monkey Run Sewer District; prcceedi nq
thence generally southwesterly and westerly along said
District boundaries to a point in the north Ii ne of New York
state Route 366; proceeding thence southwesterly and along
the boundaries of Town of Dryden Water District No. 1 and
Town of Dryden Sew e District #2 (the parcel lines of
Parcels 55 -1 -17.2 and 17.3 and Parcels 56 -4 -3 and 5.1 to the
pci nt or F1 a ce of begin ni ng .
�' °re'c' L =Aerence i= rr.ade to a Parcel, said reference is
to Town of Dn?den Tax Map Parcels and such parcel nimbers
were taken fray the Tax Maps last revised March 1. 1990 and
i rif crmat ion pE r tai ni n; to the reputed owners of pa.cel �
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taken frcm the 1990 Final Assessment Roll for the Town of
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Section 4. The Town Clerk shall, within ten (10) days after
the effective date of this resolution, file certified copies of
this resolution in duplicate in the Office of the State -
Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, together
with an application by this Board in duplicate for permission
to establish such District as provided for by subdivision 3 of
Section 209 -f of the Town Law of the State of New York. Such
application shall be executed and verified on behalf of the
Town Board by the Supervisor of the.Town.
Section 5. This resolution is adopted subject to-permissive
referendum.
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was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows:
James F. Schug VOTING Aye
Charles Hatfield Aye
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Elizabeth Corrigan VOTING Aye
Ronald Roberts VOTING Aye
VOTING
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted,
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STATE OF NEW YORK )
ss.:
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS )
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 September 8, 1992, 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 Law (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 follows:
Newspaper and /or other news media
The Ithaca Journal
Date given
August 28, 1992
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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 following dates:
Designated Location(s)
Of posted notice
Town Signboard
Vestibule - Town Hall
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York 13053
Date of Posting
August 28, 1992
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of said Town on September' 14 1992.
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RESOLUTION NO. 163 - 1992
Councilperson Roberts offered the following
resolution and asked for its adoption.
PROPOSAL 1.
Section 702(1) of Article VII of the Zoning Ordinance would be
amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read as
follows:
702(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
PROPOSAL 2.
Section 753(1) of Article VII -A of the Zoning Ordinance would
be amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read
as follows.
753(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
PROPOSAL 3.
Section 803(1) of Article VIII of the Zoning Ordinance would
be amended to break that subsection into three sections to read as
follows:
803(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(c). The lot area for (a) and (b) above shall be at
least 30,000 square feet with at least 125
feet of street frontage.
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Section 904 (1) of Article IX of the Zoning Ordinance would be
amended to break that subsection into three subsections to read as
follows:
904(1)(a). One Family Dwellings.
(b). Two Family Dwellings.
(C). The lot area f
least 30,000
feet of street
PROPOSAL S.
or (a) and (b) above shall be at
square feet with at least 125
frontage.
Sections 1800;
1801;
1802 and
Zoning Ordinance
would
be
amended to
Section 1800. Enforcement.
1803 of Article XVIII of the
read as follows.
This ordinance shall be enforced by a person designated by the
Town Board by resolution, ordinance or local law who shall not,
except by written instruction from the Town Board or Zoning Board
of Appeals, issue any Zoning Permit or Certificate of Occupancy for
any building or land use which is not in conformance with the
provisions of this ordinance and all other applicable ordinances,
local laws, and rules and regulations pertaining thereto.
Section 1801. Zoning Permits,
1. No construction in any district shall be begun, enlarged
or extended or any work commenced that will change the present use
of any structure without a Zoning Permit issued by the person
designated by the Town Board. No mobile home, replacement mobile
home, or extension thereof, shall be placed on any lot without the
required Zoning Permit,
2. Every applicant for a Zoning Permit shall state in writing
the intended use of the building or mobile home and shall furnish
a sketch, survey or other drawing in such scale and detail as may
be required by the person charged with issuing the Zoning Permit
which shall show the lot shape, dimensions and indicate the size,
shape and location of the building, all easements, rights -of -way,
significant topographical features and proposed and existing
driveways and landscaping.
3. A Zoning Permit shall expire 12 months from the date of
issuance unless there has been substantial progress for which the
Permit was issued. Such Permit shall be posted or displayed in a
conspicuous place and shall face the nearest public road.
• 4. No charge for a Zoning Permit shall be made for the
erection, enlargement or extension of any auxiliary farm buildings,
exclusive of farm residences.
5. No building or mobile home shall be occupied without first
obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy from the person charged with
enforcing this ordinance. This provision shall apply to any
construction or work done or placement or replacement of any
building or mobile home for which a Zoning Permit is required,
whether or not a fee has been charged.
69 The fees for Zoning Permits, Certificate of Occupancy,
Building Permits and fees for other permits shall be as provided
herein or in such other local law, ordinance, rule or regulation as
may be promulgated by the Town.
Section 1802. Certificate of Occupancy.
Each property owner shall be responsible for compliance with
all terms of this ordinance affecting his property. Upon proper
application and inspection the person charged with enforcing this
ordinance shall issue a Certificate of Occupancy when satisfied
that the proposed use complies with this ordinance and that the
buildings have been erected and the site developed in accordance
with the approved plans.
• Section 1803. Health Department Requirements.
No Zoning Permit or Certificate of Occupancy issued under the
terms of this Article shall become or remain valid unless the
holder thereof complies with the rules and regulations of the
Tompkins County Sanitary Code as they pertain to individual water
supplies and on -site sewage disposal systems. No permit shall be
issued unless the person charged with enforcing this ordinance has
written proof of the prior approval of the Health Department for
such water supply and sewage disposal system.
PROPOSAL 6.
Article
XXIV of the Zoning
Ordinance is hereby
repealed in its
entirety and
a Article XXIV is
enacted to read as
follows:
Article XXIV: FEES, COSTS AND REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES:
1. Except as where otherwise provided in this ordinance or
any other ordinance or local law or rule or regulation of the Town
of Dryden, the fees, costs and reimbursable expenses required by
this Article shall be paid to the Town at the time an application
is made or an appeal filed except reimbursable expenses shall be
• paid when billed and in any event before any permit is issued.
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1801). When the cost of the proposed construction as determined by
the person charged with enforcing this ordinance is under
$10,000.00 the fee is $25.00. Where the cost of such construction
is over $10,000.00 the fee is $75.00. No additional fee shall be
charged for a Certificate of Occupancy where a fee was paid for a
Zoning Permit.
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3. Filing an appeal to the Zoning Board of Appeals (Section
1902). The fee is $50.00.
4. Application for a planned unit development (Section 2206).
The fee is $150.00.
5. Site plan approval application [Section 2302a3(B)]. Where
the proposed structure is 2,000 square feet or less the fee is
$100.00. Where the proposed structure is over 2,000 square feet
the fee is $250.00.
6. Special permit [Section 1303(1)(h)]. Where the proposed
structure is 2,000 square feet or less the fee is $100.00. Where
the proposed structure is over 2,000 square feet the fee is
$250.00.
7. Reimbursable costs, fees and disbursements. The
reasonable and necessary costs, fees and disbursements incurred by
the Town or its officials for consultation or review by
professionals including architects, landscape architects,
engineers, surveyors, attorneys or others, on any application for
a Zoning Permit, Certificate of Occupancy, appeal to the Zoning
Board of Appeals, application for subdivision approval, application
for a planned unit development, application for a special permit or
application for a special permit for a mobile home park shall be
paid by the applicant.
These amendments shall take effect after publication and as
provided by law.
Seconded Councilperson Corrigan
Published: 9 -12 -92
Effective: 9 -22 -92
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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Date: September 3rd, 199;
T•.•: James SchUg, Dryden Town Supervisor
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York 13053
From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning It Building Cede Enforcement Off.
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York. 13053
Sub.: August ' 92 Zoning & Building Enforcement Activity
Dear Jim:
Building Permits Issued, (14) which are -descr i bed as
f 1 lows.
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A -1 New Starts (1) Site Built & (1) Double -wide (2)
A -1 Replace Single -wide with New Double -wide (2)
A -1 Demolish & Rebuild Single family home (1)
A -1 Single family, Convert, Extend or Renovate
existing Home Sites to Living Area (2)
C -4.1 Erect Private Garage (4)
C-4.1 Erect Agriculture Horse Barn (1 )
C -7 Miscellaneous - Replace Existing Roof (2)
Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance. (32)
Certificates of Occupancy (18)
Temporary Certificates of Occupancy (1)
Certificates � .f Compliance issued. (13 )
Fire Investigations.
There was (1) Fire Investigation cond uct ed, which was another
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Multiple Residence Inspections (1)
Fire Safety Inspections of PUbl is /Businesses (0)
Home Day Care Fire Safety Inspections (1)
Zoning Beard of Appeals Hearing RegUests: (3)
A proposed Notice of Decision is attached:
You'll note a very large number- of Certificates of Occupancy
• and Compliance issued. With the 1u11 in construction and
special projects, it has given Lis the necessary time to
review open files. As YOU may or may not be aware, at any
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T•.•: James SchUg, Dryden Town Supervisor
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York 13053
From: Henry M. Slater, Zoning It Building Cede Enforcement Off.
65 East Main Street
Dryden, New York. 13053
Sub.: August ' 92 Zoning & Building Enforcement Activity
Dear Jim:
Building Permits Issued, (14) which are -descr i bed as
f 1 lows.
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A -1 New Starts (1) Site Built & (1) Double -wide (2)
A -1 Replace Single -wide with New Double -wide (2)
A -1 Demolish & Rebuild Single family home (1)
A -1 Single family, Convert, Extend or Renovate
existing Home Sites to Living Area (2)
C -4.1 Erect Private Garage (4)
C-4.1 Erect Agriculture Horse Barn (1 )
C -7 Miscellaneous - Replace Existing Roof (2)
Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance. (32)
Certificates of Occupancy (18)
Temporary Certificates of Occupancy (1)
Certificates � .f Compliance issued. (13 )
Fire Investigations.
There was (1) Fire Investigation cond uct ed, which was another
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tructure fire. It will require demolitic-in & disposal.
Multiple Residence Inspections (1)
Fire Safety Inspections of PUbl is /Businesses (0)
Home Day Care Fire Safety Inspections (1)
Zoning Beard of Appeals Hearing RegUests: (3)
A proposed Notice of Decision is attached:
You'll note a very large number- of Certificates of Occupancy
• and Compliance issued. With the 1u11 in construction and
special projects, it has given Lis the necessary time to
review open files. As YOU may or may not be aware, at any
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given moment, it is common for us to
project files. What we have done is
lull t o update and close out as many
would anticipate the next duple of
results.
have 200
taken ad
projects
months to
to 300 active
vantage of this
as possible. I
produce similar
# 1. Wilcox Press continues under a Temporary C. O.. At this time,
I believe this project could be closed out except for one
item. Wilcox is now in violation of an item of Site Plan
approval. The "earth mound" was to be mowed one or two times
per growing season. As of this date, it has not been mowed
this growing season. On August 6th, Notification was sent to
Wilcox Press informing them that we expected compliance with
this requirement. No a action to date, second notice has been
sent.
#2 Jenna' s Restaurant also continues under a Temporary C. 0.
which we have urged the owners to complete by summer's end.
Jenna' s owner appeared at the last Town Board Meeting. The
Board approved some changes and required compliance with
others. At this time, it does, not appear the Jenna' s w i l l be
able to complete all action items by September 8th.
#3w Shew Furniture complaints We have been making an analysis of
Solid Waste handling at this facility since the Jack R Helen
Ford complaint. To this date, we find no unreasonable
handling or trash blowing around the site. Clint has
reviewed this concern with the owner. The owner fully admits
there probably was a few days during late July and early
August when Shew' s was over stocked with Solid Wastes.
Shew' s was a Customer of "Doug's Trash Removal". When Doug
Brown ceased to be in business, Mr. Armstrong, current yawner
of Shew' s was away on vacation. Once he returned he
contracted with a new hauler. It appears that this should
conclude this problem. We will continue to monitor this
situation for some more time as necessary.
Henry M. Slater
cc : A 1 1 Dryden Town Board Members
�sanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk
Mahlon Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney
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NOTICE OF DECISION.
TUESDAY AUGUST 4y 1992
A public hearing to consider the application submitted by GEDAGE SHANK
of 176 Wood Adad# Fr�bville; Ni. Y. to create :(2) two building lots at or
about 99 Wood Road with no roa frontag%�'but"i�ith nigh$ away from Country
Manor Estate Mobile Home Park driveway and is requesting a variance to
Section 753.1 .of the Dryden Town Zonitig Ordinance.
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning
Appeals on Tuesday, August 49 1992 with Members presents Acting Chairwoman
Ann Everett; Dominic Bordonaro, Joseph Jay; and Alan LaMdtte.:;;;
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i. The applicant did not appear
2. The Board lacks sufficient inforaation on which to grant the
variance. �.
A motion was made by Joseph Jay based on the findings:to denied the
variance.
Second to the motion was made by Alan LaMotte3,
VOTE YES (4) D. Bordonaro, A: Everett
J. Jay; and A: LaMottb
NO
DECISIONe
(0) ABSTAINED
VAhIANCE DENIED
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Ann'Everett Acting Chairwoman
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NOTICE OF DECISION
• TUESDAY AUGUST 4, 1992
A public hearing to consi
CAROL SRINKA of 6353 Irad
Parcel at or about 204 Ma
passing with the property
residence or an accessory
Section 701 and 701.5 of
der the application su
ell Road, Trumansburg,
in St. Ext, Freeville;
to the buyer to build
use structure and are
the Dryden Town Zoning
bmitted by CHARLiS AND
N.Y. to sell a 7.26 acre
N.Y. with a variance
either a Multi — Family
requesting a variance to
Ordinance.
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning
Appeals on Tuesday, August 4, 1992 with members present: Acting#Chairwoman
Ann Everett, Dominic Bordonaro, Joseph Jay, and Alan LaMotte,
FINDINGS:
1. The applicant has not met the unnecessary hardship criteria.
2. There was neighborhood opposition present, increased traffic was
a concern.
3. No proof offered as to the RB Zone uses.
• 4. The present owner- has owned the land since 1983 with previous
division.
A motion was made by Dominic Bordonaro to deny the variance for Charles
and Carol Srnka based on the findings.
Second to the motion was made by Joseph Jay.
VOTE YES (3) D. Bordonaro, A. Everett
and J. Jay
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DECISION:
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(1) A. LaMot t e
VARIANCE DENIED
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ABSTAINED (0)
Respectfully submitted,
cvo� as.AQ.-T ��
Ann Everett, Acting Chairwoman
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A public hearing to con
MOLLY CUTIA of P.O. Pox
lot at or about 30 Spri
public road /street fron
of the Dryden Town Zoni
NOTICE OF DECISION
TUESDAY AUGUST 4, 1992
sider the application
195, Truxton, New Yo
ng Run Road, Freevill
tage and are request i
ng Ordinance.
submitted by RICHARD AND
rk to establish a building
e, N.Y. with only 50 feet of
ng a variance to Section 702.1
A public hearing was duly conducted by the Town of Dryden Board of Zoning
Appeals on Tuesday, August 4, 1992 with members present: Actin] Chairwoman
Ann Everett, Dominic Bordonaro, Joseph Jay, and Alan LaMotte.
FINDINGS%
1.
2.
3.
A motion
`variance.
The applicant did not appear
The Board lacks sufficient information on which to grant the
variance.
The strong neighborhood opposition was present.
was made by Joseph Jay based on the findings to denied the
Second to the motion was made by Dominic Bordonaro.
VOTE YES
NO
DECISION:
(4) D. Bordonaro, A. Everett
J. Jay, and A. LaMotte
(0) ABSTAINED (0)
VARIANCE DENIED
Dated
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Ann Everett, Acting Chairwoman
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
-------...................... ----------------------........ --------.........
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145)CHAIR - METAL FOLDING (NINE) 1960 $ 54.00 FA
146)CHAIR - WOOD OFFICE EXECUTIV 1960 $ 65.35 FA
147)CHAIR - METAL OFFICE, SWIVEL 1960 $ 31992 FA
148)CHAIR - EXECUTIVE SWIVEL, BR 1979 $ 95.31 FA
149)FILE - 2 DRAWER, TAN 1974 $ 71919 FA
150)FILE - 4 DRAWER, GRAY 1960 $ 27.93 FA
151)FILE - 4 DRAWER, GRAY 1960 $ 27.93 FA
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152)FILE - LEGAL, GRAY, 2 DRAWER 1975 $ 44950 FA
153)FILE - 4 DRAWER, GRAY W /LOCK 1987 $ 157.10 GO
154)TABLE - FOLDING 8 FOOT, BROW 1975 $ 47.54 FA
155)TABLE - FOLDING 8 FOOT, BROW 1975 $ 47.54 FA
156)TELEPHONE 1991 $ 44.95 GO K8 -FC- 2500 -A
157)TELEPHONE - 2 LINE SPEAKER 1991 $ 62.94 GO EXY9MJ 17592 MT E
158)SCANNER - PROGRAMMABLE 1983 $ 169995 GO 382A -00942
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ESTIMATED COST
WHEEL TRUCK
100,000000
1 _ N 4WD W /PLOW
18,000000
MOWER
16,600.00
DOZER
76,
0.00
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o0
TOTAL 210,000.00
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
.................. -........................ ----------.............. -...........
1)PICKUP TRUCK #1 1992 $ 81092.47 1GTDC14Z4NE541750
2)TRUCK #lA - PICK -UP 1984 $ 71944.41 GO 2GTDC14H7E1534364
3)TRUCK #1B PICKUP 1988 $ 81974.00 GO 1B7HD14Y1JS756603
4)TRUCK #2 - DUMP 1983 $ 91148955 GO 1GDHC34T8DV527899
5)TRUCK
#3
1990
$
161498.00
GO
1GBHC34K7LE198787
6)TRUCK
#4
- SNOW EQUIP & DUMP 1985
$
81,678.00
GO
1GDT9E4JOFV503909
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7)TRUCK #5 - TANDEM 1991 $ 86,705.00 GO 4V2JCBDF5MR809322
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8)TRUCK #5A - TANDEM 1969 $ 14,000.00 GO 69599
9)TRUCK #6 - SNOW EQUIP 1988 $ 79,115.00 GO 1GDT9E4JXJV601015
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10)TRUCK #7 - TRACTOR 1969 $ 71496.00 FA N361TLY -22 -71036
11)TRUCK #8 - FUEL TANKER 1964 $ 20,450.00 FA 63489
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12)TRUCK #9 - DUMP W /VIKING 1991 $ 90,611900 GO 1M2AMO8CIMM001885
13)TRUCK #9A - W /SNOW EQUIP 1974 $ 40,485.00 GO 83744
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14)TRUCK #10 - TANDEM W /SNOW E 1975 $ 431985.00 GO 84265
15)TRUCK #11 - 4 x 4 W /SNOW EQ 1989 $100,194.00 GO 2M2S141C5KC001089
*6)TRUCK #12 - SINGLE AXLE W /SN 1989 $ 741590.00 GO 1M2P197Y7KWOO5817
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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17)TRUCK #14 - DUMP W /SNOW 1979 $ 60,827.24 GO
18)TRUCK #15 - TRACTOR W /SNOW E 1969 $ 23,920.00 GO
19)TRUCK #16 - W /SNOW EQUIP 1970 $ 35,693.00 FA
20)PICKUP TRUCK #17 1992 $ 8,092947 GO
21)TRUCK #17 - PICKUP 1988 $ 81974.00 GO
22)TRUCK #18 - SNOW & BODY 1988 $ 81,490.00 GO
23)SWEEPER #19 8 1/2' 1990 $ 21775.00 GO
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24)TRUCK #20 - PICK -UP 1984 $ 71944.41 FA
25)BULLDOZER - #21 1972 $ 32,698.00 GO
26)GRADER #22 1984 $ 57,969.00 GO
27)TRUCK #23 - TRACTOR 1986 $ 60,994900 GO
28)LOADER #25 1986 $ 82,554900 GO
29)LOADER #26 1991 $142,123900 GO
30)TRUCK #27 - W /SNOW EQUIP and 1982 $ 84,293.00 GO
31)EXCAVATOR #28 1985 $177,870.00 GO
*2)EXCAVATOR #29 1965 $ 81450.00 GO
C49EJ9V126858
70039
R22288
1GTDC14Z7NE540916
1B7HD14Y6JS768200
4V2SCBCF3JU501452
9034T9
2GTDC14H2E1534725
72VO7473
1GDT9F4R7GV538377
99Y04463
4YG00820
1GDT9E4J8CV581222
37T3588
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DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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33)TRAILER AND CART 1992 $ 11350.00 GO 47FTEO810NR001519
34)TRAILER #31 - V- BOTTOM 1966 $ 31500900 GO A155025
35)TRAILER #32 1979 $ 33,022.26 GO 8069
36)TRAILER #33 - V BOTTOM DUMP 1959 $ 2,500.00 GO 2094
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37)TRAILER #34 - V BOTTOM DUMP 1959 $ 2,650.00 FA 2111
38)TRUCK #35 - DUMP TRUCK 1991 $ 29,264.30 GO 1GBM7H1J108894
39)TRUCK #35A - DUMP 1967 $ 11200.00 FA CE637T113527
40)TRAILER #36 - SEMI 1964 $ 21950.00 FA 900125
41)TRAILER #37 - DUMP 1970 $ 81300.00 GO 7598
42)TRAILER #38 - DUMP 1954 $ 975.00 FA FW89421
43)TRAILER - #39 DUMP 1991 $ 33,518.00 GO 1H4DO3021MK023901
44)SHOULDER MACHINE #40 0 $ 975.00 FA 990 -158
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45)LAWN TRACTOR #41 1967 $ 41580.00 GO 58978
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46)LAWN TRACTOR 1992 $ 3,851.00 GO M00318X114271
47)MOWER ATTACHMENT #42 1987 $ 31900.00 GO 8713157
*8)ROLLER #43 1978 $ 33,200900 GO 1812- 137874
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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49)CHIPPER - #44 1986 $ 13,497.35 GO 502
50)SCREEN - #45 1978 $ 42,990900 GO
51)SPREADER #46 1978 $ 41500.00 GO 560 -12- 3085 -004
52)SPREADER #47 1978 $ 41500900 GO 560 -12- 3086 -004
53)SPREADER #48 1986 $ 41740.00 GO
54)SPREADER #49 1979 $ 41500.00 GO 560 -12- 3188 -004
55)SPREADER #50 - SAND /CINDER 1986 $ 41334.00 GO 11125
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56)SPREADER #51 1980 $ 21000.00 GO 560 -12- 3776008
57)SPREADER #52 - CONVEYOR 1990 $ 21900.00 GO
58)SPREADER #53 - MATERIAL 1982 $ 31962900 GO 0560 -12- 3558 -006
59)SPREADER #54 - MATERIAL 1984 $ 4,792.38 GO 560 -13- 3900008
60)SPREADER #55 - MATERIAL 1979 $ 21942.00 GO 0560 -9- 3306005
61)SPREADER #56 - MATERIAL 1987 $ 41588975 GO
62)SPREADER #57 - STONE 1975 $ 3,769900 GO 1074483
63)SPREADER #58 - MATERIAL 1988 $ 41900.00 GO 4918 -87
*4)SPREADER #58A 13 FOOT CONV 1990 $ 31385.00 GO AFCS 13
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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65)SPREADER #58B 13 FOOT W/O 1990 $ 4,750.00 GO AFH 13
66)SNOW WING #59 1977 $ 61750.00 GO
67)TRACTOR
- #60 W /CAB
1990
$
18,113.00
$
416.00
GO BC42933
68)ONE
WAY
SNO PLOW ( USED)
0
$
700.00
W /EXTERNAL
SPEAKER
GO
i
69)MOWER
-
SIDE MOUNT
1990
$
11,143900
428HQL1193
i
GO
I
70)SPREADER
13 FT W/O GRIDS
- S 1991
$
4,990.00
i
GO 125- AFHI3SS
71)TWO WAY RADIO - COMMUNICATIO 1977 $ 26,306950 GO
72)RADIO UNIT - MAXTRAC 1989 $ 452.00 GO 428FPA2741
73)RADIO UNIT 1987 $ 482950 GO 475FMS2747 j
74)RADIO 1989 $ 659.50 GO 428FPU2207
75)RADIO 1989 $ 659.50 GO 428FPU2208
76)RADIO
W /EXTERNAL
SPEAKER
1990
$
416.00
GO
428HQL1192
77)RADIO
W /EXTERNAL
SPEAKER
1990
$
416.00
GO
428HQL1193
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78)VACUUM - 10 GAL WET /DRY 1987 $ 127.74 FA
79)TIME CLOCK 1978 $ 300.00 PO M11652
00)TIME CLOCK - TWO WEEK DATED 1987 $ 384.43 PO X74535
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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81)TIME CLOCK 1992 $ 11395.00 GO 1166866
82)POST HOLE DIGGER
83)PUMP - 2 INCH TRASH
84)CHAIN SAW W /15 -INCH BAR
85)CHAIN SAW W /15 -INCH BAR
86)CHAIN SAW W /14 -INCH BAR
87)CHAIN SAW
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88)WELDER - PORTABLE
89)WELDER - ELECTRIC
90)WELDER - ACETYLENE WITH TWO
91)SIGNMAKER
92)BATTERY CHARGER
93)BATTERY CHARGER
94)LAWNMOWER - 21 INCH PUSH
95)PORTA POWER
06)JACK - FLOOR,AIR 7 TON
1980 $ 554.54 GO 00031- 008939GH
1989
$
937.50
GO
HJ2770018
1992
$
344.95
GO
026/141816
1992 $ 344.95 GO 026/140120
1992 $ 329.95 GO 021/354897
1987 $ 150.00 GO TY25EVA009040
1960 $ 749.50 FA
1960 $ 319920 GO
1965 $ 233.00 GO
1960 $ 575.00 GO
1982 $ 200.00 GO A102037
1983 $ 225.00 GO HC1231
1986 $ 275.00 GO 54035793
1965 $ 279.60 FA
1961 $ 123.60 GO
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DESCRIPTION
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97)JACK - HYDRAULIC, AIR, 2
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YEAR PURCHASE
MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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0 TO 1969 $ 585.00 GO
98)JACK - HYDRAULIC, FLOOR, AIR 1969 $ 585.00 GO
99)JACK - FLOOR, 20 TON 1977 $ 49.95 GO
100)DRILL PRESS 1960 $ 199.50 FA
101)DRILL PRESS 1983 $ 299900 GO 089206
102)CHAIN FALL HOIST - MANUAL OP 1960 $ 99.75 GO
103)VICE - BENCH 8 INCH 1960 $ 59.85 FA
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104)VISE - BENCH, 18 INCH 1960 $ 159.60 FA
105)COMPRESSOR - AIR 1979 $ 1,551900 GO 30T44119
106)COMPRESSOR - AIR 1969 $ 350.00 FA
107)COMPRESSOR - AIR 1984 $ 1,400.00 GO 041884100
108)LEVEL - TRANSIT 1974 $ 283950 GO
109)LEVEL - MINI -G TRANSIT 1985 $ 295.00 GO 1P -2373
110)PAINT - SPRAY WITH EQUIPMENT 1968 $ 273.00 FA
111)TOOL CHEST - MECHANICS WITH 1960 $ 31000.00 GO
02)TOOLS - SMALL MISC 1992 $ 21000.00
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YEAR PURCHASE
DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
............... -------................................... -.............. - ......
113)GRINDER - PORTABLE WITH ACCE 1978 $ 346.40 GO
114)GRINDER - BENCH 1984 $ 338.89 GO
115)VENDING MACHINE -COLD BEVERA 1960 $ 175.00 PO
116)WASHER- STEAMER - HI- PRESSURE 1982 $ 21950.00 GO
117)HIGH PRESSURE WASHER 1989 $ 31895.00 GO
118)SNOWBLOWER - USED 1976 $ 200.00 FA
119)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 20 #1 CO2 1965 $ 60.00 GO
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120)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 20 #1 CO2 1965 $ 60.00 GO
121)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35900 GO
122)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
123)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
124)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
125)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
126)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
127)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
08)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
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DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED PRICE COND ID #
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129)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
130)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35900 GO
131)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
132)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
133)FIRE EXTINGUISHER - 5# CO2 1965 $ 35.00 GO
134)CALCIUM TANK 1988 $ 11000.00 GO
135)CALCIUM TANK 1988 $ 850.00 GO
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136)TRIMMER - STRING 1988 $ 110900 GO M0110GA117583
137)GROUND POUNDER 1992 $ 11550900 GO
138)TYPEWRITER, MANUAL 1960 $ 59.85 FA 7- 187200
139)CALCULATOR, ELECTRONIC 1982 $ 49.88 GO 82094954
140)CALCULATOR - TWO TONE BEIGE 19
141)DESK - WOODEN, 3 DRAWER W /LE 19
142)DESK - METAL, 4 DRAWER W /LEF 19
143)DESK - GREY METAL 19
04)DESK - GREY,6 DRAWER W /LOCK 19
77 $ 366.44 GO M169275
50 $ 66.75 FA
65 $ 116.50 FA
68 $ 210.00 FA
60 $ 34.00 GO
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August 28, 1992
Town Board Members
Town of Dryden
65 E. Main St.
Dryden, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Shug and Members,
;..x
SEP — 2 1992 {Fa
We are writing to thank you for your recent decision to restrict the operation
of the motorbikes on Ringwood road. On behalf of all the Ellis Hollow residents who
signed the petition, thank you for restoring "peace in the valley." We sincerely
appreciate your help in this matter.
Thank You,
a �4z o�-
ynn Daniel
507 Ellis Hollow Creek Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
G. McDonald
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F.Y.I.
To: J 1
From:
Keep or toss ❑
Post-It' F.Y.I. pad 7886
/ / Z-
TD9 -8 -92 page 9
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RESOLUTION #116344' ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS,
Clm Roberts offered the f� Il lowing resolution and asked for its
adopt ion a (copy in minute book)
2nd C1m Corri gars Roll call vote - all vr.1t ing Yes
ZONING OFFICER - report given to board members
RESOLUTION #16-4 BUILDING OFFICIALS SEMINAR
Clm Roberts
adopt i on o
RESOLVED, that
offered
this
that she
the
Town
fl-.1110 wing
Board
resolution
aUthi-Drize
C.E.O.
and asked
Slater
for its
and
Assistant C.E.O.
the Southern
Tier
Route
Cotterill
Education
()0
to attend
Seminar
the
at
Owego,
Building
New
Officials
York.
of
on Oct.
28th in an
2nd C 1 rjl Hatfield
amount
Dusenberry
no -.1t
to
Roll
exceed
call
$70.00
vote --
a
l l voting
Yes
HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT - I event pry report giver, t o board members.
RESOLUTION #165 SEASONAL LIMITED USE HIGHWAY
Clm Roberts offered the following rest.-, 1 ut ion
adept ir.- ine
RESOLVED, that the Town Board accept the fo l
seasonal limited use highway upr_in Highway Su
G i l beet' s r ~ecomntendat i on
1. - Hi le School Road - from #147 Ed Hi 1
and asked for its
lowing list of
per i rat endent Dori
1 Road west to within
FINANCIAL
REPORT
- available
that she
and Clrn Hatfield
audited the
t� �
board
members
500
JUSTICE
feet � �f
Route
#38.
()0
for
the month
20
-
Yellow
Barn
Road -
from
Dusenberry
Sports Club
north to
within
250()
feet
of Foothill
Road.
3.
-
Signal
Tower
Road
- f rC im
Card Road
north to the
power
1 i
ne.
40
-
Star Stanton
H i l l
Road -
from tax
map #50-1-44
n• firth to
within
200 feet
of
tax
map #50
-1 -18.
5.
-
Caswell
Road
-- from
West
Dryden Road
south for
.6 miles.
2nd Clm
Cor ~r~ i gan
Roll
call
vote - all
voting
Yes
FINANCIAL
REPORT
- available
that she
and Clrn Hatfield
audited the
t� �
board
members
Town Clerk
period of
There were
JUSTICE
REPORT -
$9, )i)i,
()0
for
the month
of
August
RESOLUTION #166 APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS ABSTRACT #109
Clm Roberts offered the fol l• wing res� it ut io n _and asked for its
adi_�pt i� one
RESOLVED, that the vouchers be paid as audited. Abstract #109
Voucher~ #646 to #717 for a total of $123,649.88.
end Clm Hatf i e l d Roll call vote - all voting Yes
Clm
Corrigan
- reported
that she
and Clrn Hatfield
audited the
Zoning
books
be
in
Officer,
for the
order.
Town Clerk
period of
There were
/Tax Collector
January thru
a few clerical
and
June 1992
changes
Justice Department
and found them to
that were needed.
TR9 -8 -9 2 page 10
• CORRESPONDENCE
Letter, from resident of 699 Wo od Rd about a dog.
Dog report.
DISCUSSION
Town Board tabled decision on cultural and recreation center.
Ad J Urned
Susanne L.
Town C 1 er
L .�
9 e 30PM
l oyd
k.
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