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TOWN BOARD MEETING
® JULY 91 1996
Supv Schug called the meeting to order at 8 :OOPM
Members and guests participated in a moment of silent meditation
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll call was by Deputy Town Clerk Woodin
Present: Supv Schug, Clp Grantham, Clp T. Hatfield, Clp C.
Hatfield, Clp Roberts, Atty Perkins and Z.O. Slater
Absent: Town Clerk Lloyd
Motion
was
made
by Clp Roberts and
2nd by Clp C. Hatfield that the
minutes
of
the
town board meeting
held 4 -9 -96 and 4 -23 -96 and SPR
held 4 -9
-96
be
approved.
Carried
COUNTY BRIEFING
Co. Rep. Evans - reported the FEMA grant request to work in the
streams has been forwarded to the State. I have asked Jim Skaley
to take this to the municipal official association and to the
rural affairs committee before we take it to the county board
since it is quite involved and I would like to receive the towns
I
nput.
® Co. Rep. Evans - reported the board of health is meeting and
hopefully they will finalize the septic regulations.
Co. Rep. Evans wanted
process. I don't know
the boards
if this is
opinion regarding
appropriate or not
the
for
bid
the county
to be contributing to
that.
Supv Schug - the board
has not had
much of a
chance
to
think about
it. There was no comment
spend any money on the
not heard any comments
until Enfield
bid being
from our
passed
a downtown Ithaca
constituents.
a resolution
project.
to
I have
Co. Rep. Evans - I haven't either. I am not sure whether I agree
with it or not. The county is supposed to maintain all of the
bridges in the towns and the city is a special assessment project.
This would be a business improvement district which is downtown
and would take in the Commons. The city would be requesting a
contribution from the county based on the assessed value of the
county buildings that fall within the project boundary. The city
is also expected to contribute for their own structures as well.
Supv Schug - neither the county nor the city has to contribute,
this would be on a volunteer basis. My opinion is that if the City
of Ithaca wants to do it. I have no problem since they pay county
taxes for the sheriff's office, for bridges and the city takes
® care of their own bridges. I think we
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• should work together and it is a good project. If the city wants
it and they feel they will get something out of it God bless them.
CITIZEN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Joyce Gerbasi - representative to EMC - this is an advisory
organization set up on a county wide basis. The frame work for the
long range planning at least county wide applies to some of the
towns. Since most of the actual land use decisions are going to be
made by the towns and villages and not the county the EMC wanted
some of the ideas presented to the towns. Some of the points
brought out are keeping the beauty of our area, the greenways,
lakes and stream maintenance and erosion. What can we do to keep
the natural areas without destroying them with unplanned
development. EMC is concerned with getting information from the
towns and villages as to what is going on at least in nature
projects so there will be some concept as to what is going on
county wide. They are also encouraging intermunicipal cooperation.
EMC also wanted to know sources of information and this is
available to the towns. They would like to know what we are doing
as a town and they would be willing to offer any assistance that
the town feels they need in their own long range planning.
Joe Marshall - youth
sports program -
I have
been
running the
youth program for a few
years now and
wanted
the
town board to
• know he was stepping
down. The youth
program
has
formed a board to
take over the duties
I have performed
myself.
It
was felt it was
just too much for one
person to do. This
is with
the boards
approval. I will stay
on as an advisor
until
everything
is running
smoothly.
Supv Schug - the town has a youth commission for the youth at
risk and you have been doing the recreation programs for quite
sometime. The board would like a list of the names and phone
numbers of everyone involved with the recreation board.
Steve Stelick - gave copies to board member for the youth football
program. We would like to propose in ordering helmets and
necessities they need for the program. There is a 16 per cent
increase in registration over last year just in the youth football
alone. In the flag football there are 30 children signed up and
they are projecting forty children. For youth cheerleading they
are almost doubling the ones interested in that program as well.
There will be a lot of Town of Dryden children involved and we
feel the items requested are necessary to run the program
properly. Steve showed board members a new helmet and a
refurbished helmet. A new helmet is $44.50 and a refurbished
helmet is $16.00. They have implemented a sign up sheet that the
parent and child have to sign and if the equipment is not brought
back they will be responsible for the cost.
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• RESOLUTION #170 APPROVE FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT
Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve the purchase of football
equipment based on the availability of funds in the town budget.
2nd Clp Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
Fish farm discussion
Supv Schug - wanted to know if they had applied to the town for a
building permit regarding the proposed fish farm. The town zoning
law, right to farm law and New York State farm law, this is an
acceptable and permitable activity in the zone on Johnson Road.
Mike Timmons - researcher, teacher and extension person at
Cornell. - raising fish takes a lot of water. An outdoor pond in
New York climate would produce 300/400/500 pounds of fish per
surface acre per year. Water temperature in the Mississippi area
would produce 3000/6000/7000 pounds of fish per year. Raceway
culture uses about several hundred thousand gallons of water per
pound. Raceways in New York is you capture a spring of 500 to 2000
gallons per minute of water coming out of the ground to a concrete
raceway or channel and you allow that large amount of water to go
through to maintain the quality of water for the fish. The lack of
water and what is here is cold water has raised the question at
Cornell the possibility of indoor fish farming. With indoor farm
fishing, you still use the same amount of water, but is recycled.
Once you recycle the water it also allows you to control the
temperature which will let you to grow any specie of fish you
want. Once you go to indoor fish farming disease is a major
concern and the only way a disease could get into your system is
by other fish being brought in or by water that is brought in
being contaminated. Disease has never been a problem for them in
the 10 years they have been doing this. They plan on raising
Tilapia which is a fish native to northern Africa sometimes called
Jamaican Snapper. This type of fish is big and easy to raise. They
are nonseasonal breeders, not like trout.
Mike Timmons - Cornell has developed over the last 10 years a
series of technology. The current technology they have been using
shows you can make money at this. Mr. Dayton is looking for an
alternative to his farm land. He is interested in a fish farm
raising Tilapia The first facility would be approximately 1,000 sq
ft 66 x 120. There would be 6 large tanks inside with about 15
thousand gallons, 25 feet in diameter about 5 foot deep. There
would be 2 large tanks 14 feet in diameter. The facility would be
stocked with fingerlings from a breeder. These will be produced in
a facility at the other end of his farm, perhaps in the Village of
Freeville. The grow out facility would be done on the south end of
• his farm. The site would be contiguous to the Town of Dryden. The
first facility should produce about 3,000 pounds of fish.
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Mike Timmons - there would be 2 active farms for the different
size fish. Samples of the fish brought in would be taken to
Cornell Vet School to see if anything is
of fish coming in. If anything was wrong
be disposed of. We have to insure there
to the fish you already have.
wrong with the shipment
the whole shipment would
is no disease introduced
Supv
Schug
- you are
still going to pursue your application with
the
Village
of Freeville.
put in writing on
the fish
manure
coming from the facility
Mike Timmons - for a hatchery. The market right now is for live
fish. The majority of our sales would be leaving the facility
alive so there would be no processing on site. The maximum fish we
would have at the facility would be about 50 ton. The dead fish
can be composted or incinerated. The waste water would be piped to
a tank and later transferred to a holding pond and then spread on
Mr. Daytons farm (140 acres).
Clp Roberts - wanted to know if the lagoon would be fenced in.
Mike Timmons - they had not planned on that. They would be low
slopped dykes about 8 feet deep. They would be built to handle 6
months of sludge.
Clp Roberts - it seems you would need a fence around it for
accidental purposes.
Mike Timmons - you could, it depends on how you want to look at
it. There will not be a drop off like a gravel pit. Once you put
the fence up it also becomes a maintenance issue. We want it to
look as nice as possible so we could use a bush hog and keep it
nicely mowed. Once you put the fence up it would be impossible to
do that. The lagoon will be about 1000 feet from the road and
would be out of the way. If you want a fence around they would go
along with that, because they want to be good neighbors, a
positive citizen and have a nice looking fish facility and sell a
premium product.
Supv Schug - by moving this facility on Johnson Road near the town
stone and gravel storage you would be spreading the sludge there
so you wouldn't be dragging it into the Village of Freeville
behind Tanbark Circle.
Mike
Timmons - we are trying to
be as cautious as
possible with
the
Mr.
Village of Freeville. One of
Dayton application, which is
the things they
still in the process,
put in writing on
the fish
manure
coming from the facility
in the Village of
Freeville was
that
he would not spread waste from
that facility
on the east side
of Johnson
Street.
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• Mike Timmons - The letter we submitted to the Village Board was on
behalf of the fish farm as we intended to incorporate in that
entity is that we would not spread fish manure from that facility
in the Village of Freeville on the east side of Johnson Road. We
also said that the entity of the fish farm would spread the manure
or we would contract with Mr. Dayton to dispose of the manure. Mr.
Dayton wrote a letter agreeing to take the fish manure and get rid
of it. He didn't specifically state where other than he wouldn't
spread it in the village or the east side of Johnson Street. This
is pretty valuable manure and Mr. Dayton has a nitrogen deficit on
his property and he wants to use this to enhance his grass land
farm production. The option is open if someone wants to purchase
this manure.
Supv Schug - I read the comments from the Village of Freeville and
if you have a kill off 200 pounds of fish, wondered if they had
spoken with Cornell about the possibility of having it composted
at their facility.
Mike Timmons - they compost at the Harford facility now in
barrels. If they had a kill they would handle the waste much
quicker.
Penny Beebe, Freeville Village Planning Board - I am biased.
• Questioned the hatchery in the village limits of Freeville.
Mike Timmons - the building that Mr. Dayton has applied for in the
Village of Freeville could be used for a hatchery.
Penny
Beebe -
the
specs
for
that facility then would match the
specs
for facility
you
are
applying for here.
Mike Timmons - the physical facility would be the same. We are
trying to get started and continue to pursue the Village of
Freeville. Even if facility one was approved and successful and
want to put in more facilities they would have to be put at the
other end of Mr. Daytons property which would be in the Town of
Dryden and not the village limits. They do need a hatchery
facility and to get started Mr. Dayton could continue to pursue
the application for the hatchery without compromising the grow out
facility which is the main front of the business.
Supv Schug - so you would be asking the Village of Freeville for
nothing more than a fish hatchery. You wouldn't grow them to full
size in that facility.
Mike Timmons - an 8000 square foot hatchery. They would be there
for about 2 months. We hope to have several buildings for the grow
out.
• Penny Beebe - the fish would remain in the hatchery for 2 months
and then moved to the grow out facility.
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• Supv Schug - another concern
trucks entering and exiting
use Route 366.
from the
Village of
Freeville
were
on Johnson
for a building permit
local codes. (DEC,
if all of the fish
Health
got
Road from
Route 13
and not
Penny Beebe - wanted to know when the decision would be made on
this.
Supv Schug
- there would be no decision made since
it is an
allowed use.
to meet all
questioned
They would apply
of the state and
what would happen
for a building permit
local codes. (DEC,
if all of the fish
Health
got
and would have
Dept). I
out and died
along the
they would
creek, who would be
be meaning them, not
responsible. Their
the town or the
response
village.
was that
Loretta Creel - wondered how the town board felt about the
proximity of having residential people along that side of the road
and then a commercial activity on the other side of the road. What
do you feel in terms of property values. The residents bought into
this area without the understanding there could be a commercial
fish farm.
Supv Schug - it is quite a ways down. The village can control
whatever is being done in the village limits. It would be 7 tenths
of a mile from where they are going to build from the village
limits. Morton buildings are normal in the farm country.
Clp C. Hatfield - that is agricultural land now and just because
there are houses across the road should not dictate the
agriculture across the road. That farm was there before the houses
were built. It is like the city people moving out to the country
and want to bring the city rules with them.
Clp Grantham - does not live in the Village of Freeville, but
agriculture is a preferred land use in terms of environmental
protection and I personally would prefer a farm across from me
than a shopping center. I think that would be something to think
about in terms of that. Agriculture is always easier to manage in
terms of environmental concerns and just aesthetically I would
rather have a farm instead of a gas station.
Cliff Norte - I think when a business wants to locate in this area
we should encourage them. In this particular business I feel they
have gone out of their way to justify their use of something in
which the town already permits in this area. New York is having a
hard time in maintaining businesses that it has let alone
attracting new businesses. As far as property values standpoint, I
think if New York continues to lose businesses the property
devaluation we have seen in the last 5 years and with talking to
people in the business up to 30 percent decrease in property
values. My personal opinion is directly linked to New York in not
• being competitive from a business standpoint. This is from a tax
standpoint, from a regulation standpoint. I trust that everyone
who is here this evening is employed in some manner and in order
for you to have a job there has to be a business. If that business
is no longer there your job will not be there and people without
jobs do not buy houses on a regular basis.
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Gordon Armstrong, GPA Enterprises - have dealt with the town in
servicing your copy machines for about 15 years. The machine in
the front office has an agreement of 84,000 copies per year. The
copy machine is at 565,000 copy and we have been talking for
sometime about taking the machine in and doing a complete rebuild
on it. The maintenance agreement is set up for every day wear and
tear, normal use, paper jams, and minor parts breaking. After a
certain length of time the machines need a thorough cleaning and
replacement of parts. The estimated cost for this would be in the
$1,000.00 to $1,200.00 range. Most of the parts would be replaced
if it is rebuilt since you are under a maintenance agreement. Even
though we are located in Manlius the town does not pay a dime more
for service contracts than my landlord does located in the same
building I have my business. We did receive some in house support
last year with the maintenance agreement because we have provided
prompt and adequate service over the years. I approached the town
clerk 3 months ago regarding the Mita 2000 series machines which
are coming to an end. They are no longer being manufactured but
they are still available. Mr. Armstrong gave board members copies
of his quotation for a new copy machine. A rebuilt machine would
be fine and they would still be happy to do that for the town if
that is what you want. The town would be looking at about 2 cents
per copy for maintenance and supplies.
Supv Schug - Board members will receive quotes on different
machines under state contract.
COUNCILMAN PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR
Clp C. Hatfield - wanted to know the status of the Hamilton
easement.
Supv Schug - everything is taken care of.
ATTORNEY
Atty Perkins -
Cortland
Paving
- we have been trying
to schedule a
contamination
port file
and have
been advised by Mr.
Ottenshots
attorney that
he was no
longer
the attorney of record.
So now they
are going through a procedural
exercise to schedule a
hearing as
to whether Mr.
Ottenshot
will
represent himself or have
a new
attorney.
Atty Perkins - Peregrine Hollow project - does not know the status
of the work, but there is money in escrow to cover the work to be
done by August 1st of this year. The town should contact Mr. Varn
and remind him of that date.
Supv Schug - if the work is not done by August 1st, then the town
will use the money to have the highway superintendent finish the
work.
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• ZONING OFFICER
Monthly report - board members have copy of report
Supv
Schug
- 1062 Dryden
Road
demolition
update - everything has
been
demolished
and the
ground
has been
graded.
Supv Schug - MAK Industries - still need a proper plan for his
request.
Clp Roberts - wanted to know the status of the Oakbrook permit
(Mark Stevens)
Atty Perkins - the permit was issued.
HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT
Hwy Supt Gilbert - Yellow Barn Rd - gravel has been done as far as
possible. Pipe will be coming tomorrow.
Hwy Supt Gilbert - Hile School Rd - nothing new
Hwy Supt Gilbert - Pinckney Road has been repaired and cleaned out
creek.
Hwy Supt Gilbert - Ferguson Road repair - hopefully Monday this
will be worked on. Some of the work is contracted out.
Supv Schug - Letter from Randy Riker, Public Works stating 3
quotes for the driveway to Empire Livestock. The low quote is R.
C. Wilson $10,630.00
RESOLUTION #171 ACCEPT LOW BID FOR DRIVEWAY
Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board accept low bid from R. C. Wilson in
the amount of $10,630.00 to do the driveway including material to
Empire Livestock.
2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
CORRESPONDENCE
Dryden Village Police report - Dryden Lake - board members have
copies
Supv Schug - City of Ithaca - water comprehensive study 1996
this involves Bolton Point, which the Town of Dryden is a part of.
There will be an integrated study of the water system. We will be
• paying a portion of that for our part of Bolton Point. We will
probably be looking at the expenditure next year.
Date:
•To
From:
Sub. :
Dear Jim:
July 3rd, 1996
James Schug, Dryden Town Supervisor
Henry M. Slater, Zoning R Building Code Enforcement Off.
June 196 Building & Zoning Activity Report
Building
permits:
Family
for
During
the
month
of June 196, our department issued 16
building
permits
which
are described
an
as follows.
A -1
Single
Family
for
the Month
Homes
June
new
starts
(3)
A -1
Extend
an
existing
requiring our analysis.
single
family
home
(1)
C -4.1
Erect
a
private
garage
(9)
C -1
Extend
an
existing
Radio
Station
(1)
C -7
Install
private
use
Swimming
pool
(2)
Certificates of Occupancy and Compliance
Certificate of Occupancy (6)
Temporary Certificates of Occupancy (0)
Certificate of Compliance (2)
Public Inspections, Fire Safety
Multiple Residence Facilities (0)
Business Facilities (2)
Home Day Care Facilities (0)
Fire Investigations
for
the Month
of
June
(0)
There
Truly,
were
Good
NO fire
News.
calls during
June
requiring our analysis.
Update on Issues of Concern:
1062 Dryden
Richard
property own
the structur
of 7/8/96 th
Road, Heffron Un
Lobdell, Lobdel
ers through Heff
e, called 7/3/96
e site will be c
safe
1 Co
ron'
and
lean
St
nst
s a
in
ed
ruct Lire
ruction who had contracted with
ttorney, Raul Tavelli to bury
formed us that during the week
up.
164 South Street, Loeven Barn:
As you ll recall, Loeven turned authority for repair or
demolition of this structure to Historic Ithaca, Ed Franclemont.
As you' 11 also recall the structure has recently suffered further
decay.
I've requested, from Historic Ithaca a corrective action
schedule. At this time, I've received no response to that
request. At this time, I can offer no advice. It could stand
until a snow load or a simple high force wind could collapse the
structure.
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Page Two
I do know, this structure has a high priority with the
various historical int
inform me, this is a v
criticized for conside
For now, I'm trying to
needs and concerns for
safety has been taken
have been secured as m
erest groups in the county. These people
ery rare structure. Our office has been
ring any action other than preservation.
be open mined by these desires and the
public safety. Until collapse, public
into consideration as the site and structure
uch as possible.
In June, the ZBA heard one request for an area variance, submitted
by William Reed for a home he desired to sell at 1065 Dryden Road
which would contain less than 80 feet of required street
frontage. Since he would be creating this nonconforming frontage,
it appeared the decision would be denied. Reed withdrew prior to
the Board giving their decision.
The Planning Board held (2) Hearings.
Philip Winn: Country Trace Subdivision desired a
modification to divide an unimproved lot, and a 50 foot strip of
land reserved for, "possible future Town Road use ". At the
scheduled time for the hearing, no one was present to represent
the request. The Board waited 30 minutes without anyone
appearing. Board adjourned without conducting a hearing. At this
time no further request has been made.
Joan Portzline: The Portzline Subdivision for (4) lots at
intersection of West Dryden Road R Hanshaw Road was approved as
applied for.
Verry/ truly yours,
He Slater
Zoning & Building Code Enforcement Officer-
cc: All Dryden Town Board Members
Susanne Lloyd, Dryden Town Clerk
Mahlon R. Perkins, Dryden Town Attorney
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Supv Schug - will forward to board members as soon as he receives
the village program regarding a commercial district. j
Supv Schug - the Justice Dept. is requesting a computer upgrade.
Board members have copy of request. $400.00 is left in their
budget and they will spend $1675.80 plus $240.00 every year for
internet to access different material. Since there was a change in
Justices there is $300.00 from the payroll account and $400.00
from the equipment account. There is enough money to finance this
project.
Clp Roberts - wondered if this was going to be networked or just
one work station.
Supv
Schug - as
far as I know.
They have
one real old computer
from
the village
and 2 decent
computers.
relief
Clp
T. Hatfield
- questioned
whether or
not they really need
I
access
to Cornell
Law Library
and state
government offices. Are
they
in a position
where they
can use that
kind of access.
Atty Perkins - I don't know how much is available that they could
really use. I don't know how much is on it from the law library or
what their needs are.
Supv Schug - if there are more questions and comments I can have
them try to answer your concerns.
Clp T. Hatfield -
that is what they
for
want
$1600.00/51700.00
to do
and
make
if
the
they have the money and
change I would be
inclined to give
them
relief
and
let
them
go.
Supv Schug - our representative is willing to stay through that
meeting, but after that will be resigning (David Stewart) - Model
Franchise Agreement - board members have copies of agreement.
Fund update information - board members have copies.
RESOLUTION #172 AUDIT ABSTRACT #107
Clp Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board approve abstract #107 voucher #625
to voucher #712 for a total of $138,359.31.
2nd Clp C. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION
#173
TRANSFER
FUNDS
FROM UNEXPENDED
FUND BALANCE
TO
A1490.401
(FREEVILLE-
DRYDEN TRAIL
Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board
$45,000.00 from unexpended fund
(Freeville- Dryden Trail).
2nd Clp T. Hatfield
authorize the transfer of
balance to A1490.401
Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION
#174 TRANSFER FUNDS
FROM
UNEXPENDED
FUND
BALANCE TO A1490.400
(DRIVEWAY)
(A1110.122)
Clp C. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the transfer of an amount
not to exceed 011,000.00 from unexpended fund balance to A1490.400
(driveway)
2nd Clp Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION
#175
TRANSFER
FUNDS
FROM
JUSTICE
PERSONNEL
(A1110.122)
TO
JUSTICE
EQUIPMENT
Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize the transfer of an amount
not to exceed $1,700.00 from Justice personnel (A1110.122) to
Justice equipment to cover the cost of the computer upgrade.
2nd Clp Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
RESOLUTION #176 AUTHORIZE PRELIMINARY ARCHITECTURAL
REVIEW OF TOWN'S BUILDING NEEDS
Clp T. Hatfield offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize Ernie Bayles to do a
preliminary architectural review of the Town's building needs in
an amount not to exceed $3,000.00. This expenditure will be spent
from the Capital Building Reserve fund.
2nd Clp Roberts Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLUTION #155 (TOWN OF DRYDEN NON- FEDERAL SHARE)
• APPENDIX 1
TOWN OF DRYDEN
Clp Roberts offered the following resolution and asked for
its adoptions
Project for
funded for in
apportionment of
the Freeville-
Title 23 U.S.
the costs
Dryden Trail,
Code, as amended
such program to be
Authorizing
the Town
of Dryden to
participate to the
extent of up to
100% of the
non - federal
share in the cost of
a Transportation
Enhancement
federal -aid
project.
WHEREAS. a
P. I. N. 395011,
calls for the
Project for
funded for in
apportionment of
the Freeville-
Title 23 U.S.
the costs
Dryden Trail,
Code, as amended
such program to be
borne at the
ratio of 69.5%
Federal
funds and 30.5%
non - federal funds;
and
project;
and
WHEREAS, the Tow
project by making a
share of the costs of
NOW, THEREFORE,
does hereby
RESOLVE,that th
above - subject project
RESOLVED, that
the Town of Dryden
the cost of Freevi
project or portions o
n of Dryden
commitment
$459000M
the Dryden
desire to advance the above
of 100% of the non - federal
Town Board, duly convened
e Dryden Town Board hereby approves the
and it is hereby further
the Dryden Town Board hereby authorizes
to pay 100% of the non - federal share of
lle- Dryden trail work for the subject
f the subjects and it is further
RESOLVED, that in the event the full non - federal share
costs of the project exceeds the amount appropriated above,
the Town of Dryden shall convene as soon as possible to
appropriate said excess amount immediately upon the
notification by the Department of Transportation.
RESOLVED, that
Town of Dryden be
necessary Agreements
the New York State De
the above subject
Municipality's admin
participation in the
the Supervisor of the Town
and is hereby authorized t
on behalf of the Town o
partment of Transportation
project and providin
istration of the Proj
cost of the local share o
Board of the
o execute all
f Dryden with
approving of
g for the
ect and its
f the subject
project.
2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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RESOLVED,
that the sum of
$45,000
is hereby available
to
cover the
cost of participation
in the
above phase of the
project;
and
it
is further
RESOLVED, that in the event the full non - federal share
costs of the project exceeds the amount appropriated above,
the Town of Dryden shall convene as soon as possible to
appropriate said excess amount immediately upon the
notification by the Department of Transportation.
RESOLVED, that
Town of Dryden be
necessary Agreements
the New York State De
the above subject
Municipality's admin
participation in the
the Supervisor of the Town
and is hereby authorized t
on behalf of the Town o
partment of Transportation
project and providin
istration of the Proj
cost of the local share o
Board of the
o execute all
f Dryden with
approving of
g for the
ect and its
f the subject
project.
2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
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STATE OF NEW YORK )
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) ss.:
TOWN OF DRYDEN )
I, Linda K. Woodin, duly appointed Deputy Town
Clerk of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins County, New York,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY:
That I have compared the following resolution with
the original resolution adopted by the Town Board of
the Town of Dryden at a regular meeting of
said Town held on July 9.1996 , and that the
following is a true and exact copy of said original and
of the whole thereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand
and the seal of the Town of Dryden this 10th
• day of July 1996 .
Linda K. Woodin
Deputy Town Clerk
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RESOLUTION #177 TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT
FEDERAL -AID PROJECT - FREEVILLE- DRYDEN TRAIL
Authorizing the Town of Dryden to participate to the extent of up
to 100% of the non - federal share in the cost of a Transportation
Enhancement federal -aid project.
Clp Roberts offered the
following
Dryden
resolution
and asked
for its
adoption:
and
it is hereby further
RESOLVED,
that the
Dryden
Town Board hereby
WHEREAS, a Project for
the
Freeville-
Dryden
Trail,
P.I.N.
395011,
funded for in Title 23
U.S.
Code,
as amended
calls
for
the
apportionment of the costs
the subject
such program
to be
borne
at
the ratio
of 69.5% Federal funds
and
30.5% non
- federal
funds,
and
WHEREAS, the Town of Dryden desires to advance the above project
by making a commitment of 100% of the non - federal share of the
costs of $45,000.00
NOW, THEREFORE, the Dryden Town Board, duly convened does hereby
RESOLVED,
that the
Dryden
Town Board hereby
approves the
above - subject
project;
and
it is hereby further
RESOLVED,
that the
Dryden
Town Board hereby
authorizes the Town of
Dryden to
pay 100%
of the
non - federal share
of the cost of
Freeville-
Dryden trail
work
for the subject
project or portions of
the subject
project,
and
it is further
the subject
RESOLVED, that the sum of $45,000.00 is hereby available to cover
the cost of participation in the above phase of the project; and
it is further
RESOLVED, that in the event the full non - federal share costs of
the project exceeds the amount appropriated above, the Town of
Dryden shall convene as soon as possible to appropriate said
excess amount immediately upon the notification by the Department
of Transportation.
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor
of the Town Board of the Town
of
Dryden be and
is hereby authorized
to execute
all necessary
Agreements
on behalf of the Town
of Dryden with
the New York
State
Department
of Transportation
approving of the
above subject
project and
providing for the
Municipality's
administration
of the
Project and
its participation
in the cost of
the local share
of
the subject
project.
2nd Clp T.
Hatfield
Roll call vote
- all voting Yes
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APPENDIX 1
RESOLUTIONS EN /SS
Authorizing the Town of Dryden to participate to the extent of up to 100% of the
non - federal share in the cost of a Transportation Enhancement federal -aid project.
WHEREAS. a Project for the Freeville- Dryden Trail, P.I.N. 395011, funded for in Title
23 U.S. Code, as amended calls for the apportionment of the costs such program to be borne at
the ratio of 69.5% Federal funds and 30.5% non - federal funds; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Dryden desires to advance the above project by making a
commitment of 100% of the non - federal share of the costs of $45,000.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Dryden Town Board, duly convened does hereby
RESOLVE, that the Dryden Town Board hereby approves the above - subject project; and
it is hereby further
RESOLVED, that the Dryden Town Board hereby authorizes the Town of Dryden to pay
100% of the non - federal share of the cost of Freeville -Dryden trail work for the subject project
or portions of the subject project; and it is further
RESOLVED, that the sum of $45,000 is hereby available to cover the cost of participation
in the above phase of the project; and it is further
RESOLVED, that in the event the full non - federal share costs of the project exceeds the
amount appropriated above, the Town of Dryden shall convene as soon as possible to
appropriate said excess amount immediately upon the notification by the Department of
Transportation.
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor of the Town Board of the Town of Dryden be and is
hereby authorized to execute all necessary Agreements on behalf of the Town of Dryden with the
New York State Department of Transportation approving of the above subject project and
providing for the Municipality's administration of the Project and its participation in the cost of
the local share of the subject project.
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RESOLUT I ON # 155 o F er"1 A)vm _ Shave,
APPENDIX 1
Q�� TOWN OF DRYDEN ¢'
7 e{ s "-)1er eJ *�, �61 owe' 'l h('Sdcc Fce �. Jz
Authorizing the Town of Dryden to participate to the
extent of up to 100% of the non — federal share in the cost of
a Transportation Enchancement federal —aid project.
WHEREAS. a Project for the Freeville— Dryden Trail,
P. I. N. 395011, funded for in Title 23 U.S. Code, as amended
calls for the apportionment of the costs such program to be
borne at the ratio of 69.5% Federal funds and 30.5%
non — federal funds; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Dryden
project by making a commitment
share of the costs of $45,000.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Dryden
does hereby
RESOLVE,that th
above — subject project
RESOLVED, that
the Town of Dryden
the cost of Freevi
project or portions o
desire to advance the above
of 100% of the non — federal
Town Board, duly convened
e Dryden Town Board her
and it is hereby furth
the Dryden Town Board h
to pay 100% of the non -
Ile— Dryden trail work
f the subjects and it is
eby approves the
er
ereby authorizes
federal share of
for the subject
further
RESOLVED, that the sum of $45,000 is hereby available
to cover the cost of participation in the above phase of the
project; and it is further
RESOLVED, that in the event the full non — federal share
costs of the project exceeds the amount appropriated above,
the Town of Dryden shall convene as soon as possible to
appropriate said excess amount immediately upon the
notification by the Department of Transportation.
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor of the Town Board of the
Town of Dryden be and is hereby authorized to execute all
necessary Agreements on behalf of the Town of Dryden with
the New York State Department of Transportation approving of
the above subject project and providing for the
Municipality's administration of the Project and its
participation in the cost of the local share of the subject
project.
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• RESOLUTION #178 AUTHORIZE HIGHWAY
SUPERINTENDENT TO ATTEND SEMINAR
Clp Grantham offered the following resolution and asked for its
adoption:
RESOLVED, that this Town Board authorize Hwy Supt Gilbert to
attend a one day seminar in Syracuse on August 14th in the amount
of $79.00.
2nd Clp T. Hatfield Roll call vote - all voting Yes
FINANCIAL REPORT - available to board members.
JUSTICE REPORT - board members have copy.
Adjourned - 10:40PM
Linda Woodin
Deputy Town Clerk
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