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May 9 1966
The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca
was held at 4 : 00 P . r+ . , Monday , May 91 1966 in the Common Council
Room , City Hall , City of Ithaca. , N . Y .
Board. members present were : Supervisor William B . Kerr ,
Councilmen Joseph N . Mayer , Jr , A . W . McElwee , Harry Baker and
Franklin C . Bishop .
Also present were : James Dunlap , Harry Gordon , Anthony
Ceracche , Attorney Walter Wiggins , Sam Peters , Highway Supt .
Marion Morey , Attorney for the Town James Buyoucos , Jerry
Langd'on of the Ithaca Journal , Town Clerk Evelyn Fuess . Also
present for the hearing called at 5 : 00 P . M . were a.bou.t 55 res -
idents of the South Hill Area ,
BUILDING INSPECTOR AND ZONING OFFICER - APPOINTMENT
Supervisor Kerr offered : the following resolution a-nd. moved
its adoption :
RESOLVED , that Anselm Soyring of 847 Taughannock Blvd , be
employed. as Enforcement Officer and Zoning Officer for the town
at a rate of $ 2500 , per year! and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 'that Mr . Soyring be requested to
have office hours at least twice a week and to attend all Zoning
Board of Appeals meetings . li
Seconded by Councilman Bishop
Ayes - Kerr , Bishop , Ba^ker , = Mayer. andfr: McElwee
Noes - 0 Carried ,
PUBLIC HEARING - CERACCHE T ( FRANCHISE
Supervisor Kerr opened the public hearing on the renewal
of the Ceracche TV Franchise at 4 : 00 P . M . Proof of publication
and posting were presented. fil Supervisor Kerr stated that the
present franchise does not expire at this time . ( expires in 1970 )
The Village of Cayuga Heights officials plan to meet tonigjh ( the
evening of May 9th ) and Mr . ; Kerr stated that they would like to
Investigate with the town more fully regarding the quality of
signal , change in rates etc . . Mr.. Kerr read letters from citizens
Interested in the franchise , but all opposing a renewal to last
twenty - five years .
Councilman Baker questioned the amount of revenue returned
to the town . He said the national average seems to be about 2% .
11 Mr . Sam Peters stated that he felt . the $ 1 . 00 increase in
rate was substantial , and felt before this new rate becomes
effective there should ` be a. 'lneed shown for the increase .
Mr . Ceracche stated that he had been replacing cables all
over town and that the $ 1 . 00 increase in rate would help to
provide for new 12 channel television .
Mr . Peters once again questioned the fact that town residents
are required to pay more than city residents and asked why the
increase in price .
Supervisor Kerr stated that in some communities companies are
required to have books audited and to submit reports with their
payments each year .
Mr . Ceracche stated that the increase in the town was warranted
because the homes per mile are so few that the charge needs to be
greater . At the present price of $ 3 . 50 the cable can ' t be extended
for instance to Mr . Peters .
The question was asked. , as to how quality can be controlled .
Mr . Ceracche replied that quality can be controlled by replacing
outmoded equipment and they were trying to do that right now . •
Councilman McElwee said the town board should consider the
fact that Mr . Ceracche might sell and felt something should be
written into an agreement that would guarantee some measure of
quality control . Mr . Ceracche replied that without quality they
would not have subscribers . ,
Mr . Harry Gordon stated- that his worry owas that the hands
of future town boards would " be tied and that if Ceracche would
sell future boards would belhelpless . He questioned a. 25 year
extension of the franchise .
Councilman Mayer stated that a new contract could askEfor
re - negotiating in case of a new owner .
Councilman Baker asked Mr . Ceracche if he had plans for
selling advertising time and Mr . Ceracche stated that he was
opposed to it and would not reuse programs without permission .
Mr . Peters :4stated that the FCC is about to take steps to
prevent advertising and felt that the town should be aware of
what 25 years of time means . He felt that the right kind of
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franchise is the importatnt thing - not who owns the business .
Councilman McElwee stated that he thought agreement should
come either from a committee ;listudy or from a meeting of board
members and Mr . Ceracche and. lhis la=wyer . Supervisor Kerr stated
that he would like to m=eet with Village officials also .
Both Mr . Ceracche and Mr . Wiggins stated that their concern
was to hook up the residents ''l'lin the town as soon as possible
to a 12 channel cable . Other towns in the county have signed
Identical franchises . Mr . Ceracche felt the resident°., of the
town were not represented at ;ithis hearing and that further
work in the town would have to be held up until the Town Board.
tells them what to expect .
Supervisor Kerr said that the decision of renewing the
present franchise does not have to come at this public hearing .
He felt the questions of what control the , t ,own ha. s over quality
and rate should be answered ,first .
Mr . Peters stated that the fact that Mr . Ceracche says he
won ' , t extend lines without a new franchise indicates that controls
are needed .
Supervisor Kerr orderedlllthe public hearing closed at 5 : 00 P . M .
Councilman McElwee was excused .
PUBLIC HEARINGS - SOUTH HILLiIIWATER AND SOUTH HILL SEWER DISTRICTS
Supervisor Kerr opened the public hearing on the South Hill
Water District # 2 and the South Hill Sewer District which would
Include all property owners within. the present South Hill Water
Districts and the proposed South Hill 'Water District #2 at 5 :, 00
o ' clock P . M . Proof of publication and posting were presented .
About 55 area residents wereipresent for the hearing .
Mr . Kerr explained the two ways of forming a, district - by
the petition method and by hav2ngr�� the district mandated by the
Town Board . In case the district is mandated as theseeuddstr. icts
are a 30 day period must elapse between the time the resolution
to form a. district is passed dlland the time the application is
fonwarded to the State Dep ' ta of Audit and. Control for their
approval . During this time the residents of the area have a right
to petition for a permissivelreferendum .
Mr . James Dunlap of Lozier , Engineers , Inc . of Rochester was
present to explain the outlines of each district and to explain
the costs involved .
A petition containing 42 names of residents in the Coddington
Rd . , Penna. . Ave . area of the ' town was filed all expressed favor
and only two persons in the area felt the cost would make the
district prohibitive ,
Mr . Dunlap showed maps and described the outlines of both the Sewer
and dater Districts . He said plans call for a double sewer line to extend
on Goddington and Danby Roads , but where feasible the line would go through
back yards on the lower side of the Danby Rd . Each home owner would be
charged for the benefit derived . 1The first year estimated costs for the
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sewer district would be a high of $77 . 00 and a low of $59 . 35 plus the cost
that would be paid to the City ofiIthaca as a sewerage treatment charge .
The extension of the Water District to cover the same area as the above
Sewer District would mean a first, year cost of approximately $61 . 75 ( high
estimate ) and a possible low estimate of $55 . 75 .
Question - Mr . Gotanian -- Does the district go to the 'Middle of the road ?
Answer - Mr . Dunlap -- The line will be brought to the property owner ' s
line in each instance .
Mr . Yengo -- I live south of King Rd . on the Danby Rd . I have a
I have a petition from people in that area who would like to
be included in the district . We feel it is important now
because of the widening 'lof Rt . 96 Be
A . - Mr . Kerr -- I would prefer that this district go first .
Q . - Mr . Yengo -- But if more houses were added wouldn ' t that lower costs ?
A . - Mr . Kerr -- The overall price might change and as in past experience
with the Slaterville Rd , district it would be better to proceed
with the original district and then extend to include you .
Couldn ' t this be done , Mr . Dunlap , so that construction could
all take place at one time?
A . - Mr . Dunlap - The time would not vary that much - perhaps by 2 mos .
Q . - Mr . Reas - I live on the King .d.d . I know there are about 6 houses
along King Rd . and 5 along Danby Rd * that need services now .
If the water line is being extended by the homes on King Rd *
can-Lt we connect on?
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A . - Mr . Dunlap -- The city will provide water and sewer services
together , but there are not quite enough units to keep
prices as quoted .
Richard LaFave - Danby Rd !! -- We are interested in sewers now
as the petition indicates . Can ' t something be done to
include - us .
A . - Mr . Kerr - We can go . ahead with the extension of - the present
district , but I would like to see this district formed right
array.
Q . Mr . Wurzel --- We will be faced with adding expensive sand filters
in the near future . The The of the Danby' Rd . will
take our septic tanks . ''! There will be a need for repairs
or replacements to an estimated 20 to 25 of them .
Q . Mr . James Lacy -- How many units are involved for my land
A . Mr . Dunlap -- The unit price for acreage is 2 unit per acre .
Q . Mr . Corson - Northview Rd . I own a corner lot . What will my
charge be ?
A . Mr . Dunlap - There is 150 ft . exemption on a ' corner - lot , so you
would not be charged for all of the front footage .
Q . What would the charge be on lots on Northview Rd . that are pie
shaped - often with more frontage ?
A . Mr . Kerr - We would try to treat equally and would probably take
average widths .
Q . Mr . Hoefer - Northview ° Rd . - How is the charge ' deermined by the City :
An Mr . Kerr - The charge is based on water consumption and is usually
about a rate and a half what the City residents pay .
Q . Mr . Carey -- Could the line ',;be extended to include those homes along
Coddington Rd . just beyond Troy Rd. intersection .
A . Mir . Kerr -- Some owners on- the opposite side from you do not want
to be included . I would prefer that the district go as is and
then we could extend later .
Mr . Kerr determined that everyone had been heard that desif:ed to be
heard and the hearing was closed at 6 : 30 P . M .
RESOLUTION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF SOUTH HILL SUVE-1 DISTRICT FOLLOWING PUBLIC
HEARING
In the !Matter of the Establishment of the South Hill Sewer District
in the Town of Ithaca , County of 4,Tompkins , State of New York , pursuant to
Article 12—A of the Town Law .
WHEREAS a map , plan and report relatiimg to the establishment of the
proposed South Hill Sewer District , prepared by Lozier Engineers , Inc . a
competent engineer , duly licensed by the State of New York , in manner and
in such detail as has been duly fliled with the Town Clerk of Ithaca , in
accordance with the requirements of Article 12—A of the Town Law , and
WHEREAS , an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of Ithaca , at a
apecial meeting thereof duly callled and held on the lltih day of April , 1966 , •
reciting the filing of said map , ''Ilan and report , the improvements proposed ,
the boundaries of the proposed district , the maximum amount proposed to
be expended for such improvements , the proposed method of financing , the
fact that the map , plan and reporlt describing the same , are on file in the
Town Clerk ' s Office for public inspection , and stating all other matters required
by law to be stated , and specifying the 9th day of May, 1966 , at 5 : 00
o ' clock P . M . on that day, as the Ijime , and the Common Council Room, in the
City Hall , 108 East Green Streetlin the City of Ithaca , New York as the place
where the said Town Board would meet to consider said map , plan and report , .
and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the
same , and .to take such action thereof as is required " or authorized by law , and
WHEREAS , such order was duly, published and posted as required by law , and
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WHEREAS , a hearing on said matter was duly held by said `town Board
on this 9th day of May, 1966,,, beginning at 5 :00 o ' clock P .M . on* that day ,
at the said Common Council Room in �lthe City Ball at 108 E . Green Street
in the City of Ithaca ; New York , and full discussion of the matter having
been had , and all persons desiring ''; to be heard having been duly heard ,
NOW , upon the evidence given upon - such hearing , and ' upon motion of
Supervisor William B . Kerr , { seconded by Councilman Joseph N . Mayer , Jr , it
is
RESOLVED DETERMINED *
T at the no of hearing was published and posted as required
by law , and is otherwise sufficient .
( b ) That ' all property and property owners within the proposed district ,
are benefited thereby .
( c ) That all the property and property owners benefited are included
within the limits of the proposed district .
( d ) That it is in the public '';linterest to establish such sewer district .
. FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERRIZED * that the establishment of a ' sewer
district as set forth in said map , 'I plan and report , be approved ; tYat` the
improvement therein mentioned be constructed , and the necessary easements
and lands be acquired , upon the required funds being made available and
provided for ; and such district shall be known and designated as the South
Hill Sewer District in the Town ofj •Ithaca , and shall be bounded and described
as set forth in Schedule A which i's annexed hereto and made a part hereof .
The boundaries described are 'li.ntended to include all property within
said boundaries .
FURTHER RIESOLV D that the proposed improvement , including construction
costs , , cost of acquisition of land's and easements , legal and engineering
fees,, and all other expenses , be fpinanced by the issuance of serial bonds
of said Town to mture in such number of annual installments not exceeding ,
30 , as may hereafter be determined'' by the Town Board of Ithaca payable in
the first instance from assessment's levied on benefited real property in said
district ; and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a permissive
referendum as provided in Section '1209-e of the Town Law .
The adoption of the foregoi.n" resolution was duly put to a vote , and
upon roll call the vote wasIr as follows :
William B . Kerr , Supervisor voting aye
Joseph N . Mayer , Jr . , Councilman voting aye
Franklin C . Bishop , Councilman voting aye
Harry Baker , Councilman voting aye .
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted .
# See page 88 of this minute book for Schedule " A" - Description of
the proposed sewer district .
RESOLUTION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF SOUTH HILL WATER DISTRICT NO . 2 FOLLOWING
PUBLIC HEARING
In the Matter of the Establishment of the South Hill Water. District
No . 2 in the Town of Ithaca , County of Tompkins , State of New York , pursuant
to Article 12-A of the Town Law . '! •
WHEREAS a map , plan and report relating to the establishment of the
proposed South Hill Water District No . 2 prepared by Lozier Engineers , Inc .
a competent engineer , duly licensed by the State of New York , -in manner and
• in such detail as has been 'determined by the Town Board of Ithaca , has been
duly filed with the Town Clerk of Ithaca , in accordance with the requirement
of .Article 12-A of the Town Law , and
WHEREAS , an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of Ithaca , at a
special meeting thereof duly called and held on the 11th day of April , 1966 ,
reciting the filing of said map , plan and report , the improvements proposed ,
the boundaries district , the maximum amount proposed to be expended for such
improvements , the proposed method9of financing , the fact that the map , plan
and report describing the same , are on file in the Town Clerk ' s Office for
public inspection , and staging all other matters required by law to be
stated , and specifying the 9th day of May , 1966 , at 5 : 00 o ' clock P . M . on
that day, as the time , and the Common Council Room, in theCCity Hall , 108
East Green St . in the City of Ithaca , New York as the place where the said
Town Board would meet to consider °; said dap , plan and report , and to hear
all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same , and to
take such action thereof as; is required or authorized by law , and
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WHEREAS such order was duly published and posted as required by law ,
and
GJHEREAS , a hearing on saidlmatter was duly held by said Town Board on
tris ' 9th day of May , 1966 , beginning at 5 : 00 o ' clock P . M . of that day, at said
Common - Council Room in the City Hall at 108 East Green Street in the City of
Ithaca , New - York , - and full discussion of the matter having been had and all
persons desifing to be heard having been duly heard ,
NOW , upon the evidence given upon such hearing , and upon motion of
Supervisor William B . Kerr , seconded by Councilman Joseph N . Mayer , Jr . , it is
RESOLVED AND DETMMINED :
( a ) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required
by law , and is otherwise sufficient .
( b ) That all property and 1 opsety owners within the proposed district , •
are benefited thereby . pr
( c ) That all the property and property owners benefited are included
within the limits of the proposed district .
11( d ) That it is in the public interest to establish such water district .
I'.LraTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the establishment of a water district ,
as set forth in siad map , elan and report , be approved ; that the improvement there-
in mentioned be constructed , and9the necessary easements and lands be acquired ,
and upon the required funds being made available and provided for ; and such
district shall be known and designated as the South Hill Water District No . 2
in the Town of Ithaca , and' shall ' be bounded and described as set forth in
Schedule A which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof .
The boundaries described are intended to include all property within said
boundaries
FURTHER RESOLVED that the proposed improvement , including construction costs ,
cost of acquisition of lands and easements , legal and engineering fees , and all
other expenses , be financed by the issuance of serial bonds of said Town ' to
mature in such number of anual
all not exceeding 30 , as may hereafter be
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determined by the Town Board of Ithaca payable in the first instance from
assessments levied on benefited 'real property in said district ; and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED that this ",resolution is subject to a permissive
referendum as provided in Section 209-e of the Town 'Law . "
The doption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote , and
upon roll call the vote was as follows :
William B . Kerr ; Supervisor+, voting aye
Joseph N . Mayer , Jr . ,, Councilman voting aye
Franklin C . Bishop , Councilman voting aye
Harry Baker , Councilman voting aye 11
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted .
Note : See Pg . 93 of this minute book for Schedule "A" ( description of
the district )
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Councilman Baker offered the following resolution and moved its adoption :
RESOLVED that the minutes of the April 11 and April 18th Town Board meetings
be approved as mimeographed and 'mailed to Town Board members .
Seconded by Councilman Bish°op
Ayes - Kerr , Bishop , Baker and Mayer
Noes - 0 Carried .
SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD
Supervisor Kerr offered thelfollowing resolution and moved its adoption : •
RESOLVED , that Mrs . Doris Covey of 118 E . York St . be employed as
crossing guard on Warren Road near the Northeast School to replace Mrs .
Shirley Wilkinson and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that', Mrs . Covey be paid at the rate of $4 . 00 per
day .
Seconded by Councilman Bishop i
Ayes - Kerr , Bishop , Baker "and Mayer
Noes - 0 Carried ,
WARREN ROAD SPEED LIMIT
Residents along Warren Roadi' have objected to the increased speed limit
along their road and Supervisor Kerr offered the following resolution and
moved its adoption :
RESOLVED , that the Town tog i'ether with TompkinsCounty once more apply to
the N . Y . State Traffic Commission for a new study of speeds along Warren Road
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and a request that - it be lowered .
Seconded by Councilman Baker
Ayes - ' Kerr , Baker , Bishop and iiv4ayer
Noes , ,m 0 Carried .
RESOLUTION - SLATERVILLE ROAD AREA SL14ER DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Establishment of Slaterville Road Area Sewer District
in the Town of Ithaca , County of Tompkins , State of New York , pursuant to .Article
12-A of the Toxin Law :
WHEREAS the Town Board of Ithaca has this day adopted a resolution pursue t
to Section 209-e of the Town Law approving the establishment of the Slaterville
Road Area Sewer District , be it
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be 'ilauthorized and directed to make application
to the Department of Audit and Control , pursuant to Section 209-f ' of the Town
Law , for permission to create said Sewer District . This resolution shall take
• effect immediately .
The adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put - to a vote , and upon
roll call , the vote was as follows :
William B . Kerr , Supervisor voting aye
Franklin C . Bishop , Councilman Voting aye
Larry U . - Baker , Councilman voting aye
Joseph N . Mayer , Jr . , - Councilman voting aye
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted .
RESIGNATION - MEMBER OF THE ZONING B4(QARD OF APPEALS
Mr . William Scott notified the ',Board that he could no longer serve on the
Zoning Board of .Appeals . Supervisor, Kerr stated that he would ask the Zoning
Board for a recommendation before appointing a replacement for Mr . Scott .
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Supervisor Kerr read a letter from Mr . Richard F . Pendelton requesting a
renewal of his contract for mosquito control in the town .
Councilman Mayer offered the following resolution and moved its adoption :
RESOLVED , that the contract for mosquito control be renewed with Mr . R . F .
Pendelton for the currerf year at a price of $900 . 000
Seconded by Councilman Baker
Ayes - Kerr , Bishop , Mayer and1j1jBaker
Noes - 0 Carried .
EXTENSION OF WATER TO TOWN OF DRYDEN
Supervisor Kerr offered the following resolution and moved its eoption :
WHEREAS the Town of Dryden has !linformed the Town of Ithaca that it is con-
sidering the formation of a water district in that portion of the Town of Dryden
immeditely adjacent to the Northeast, Water District in the Town of Ithaca and
WHEREAS the Town of Dryden , inllevent such district is formed , intends to
apply to the 'sown of Ithaca for permission to connect the facilities of said
water district with the existing facilities of the Northeast Water District and
the Town of Dryden has requested from the Town Board of Ithaca an expression of
attitude in respect to this matter it is
RESOLVED that the Town of Ithaca will consider favorable - apy such application
from the Town of Dryden provided that an equitable arrangement can be made for
the payment of such sums as the Town of Ithaca may reasonably require for such
connection and providing that such connection will in no way interfere with the
normal use and operation of facilities of the Northeast Water District and pro-
vided further that satisfact6ryrarrangements can be made with the Gity of Ithaca
or other municipality affected for this purpose .
This resolution is intended as � an expression of intention of the Town of
Ithaca to cooperate with the Town of Dryden .
Seconded by Councilman Mayer
Ayes - Kerr , Mayer , Bishop and Baker
Noes - 0 Carried
BOND - ROCCO LUCENTE
Supervisor Kerr offered the following resolution and moved its adoption :
WHEREAS a contract Bond #52521602 , dated May 10 , 1960 issued to Rocco
Lucente by the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co . to cover construction of roads in
the Winston Drive , Salem Drive arealof the town is no longer needed it is
:RESOLVED , that the Robert S . Boothroyd Agency be advised that this bond
is no longer needed .
Seconded by Councilman Bishop
Ayes - Kerr , Mayer , Bishop and Baker
Noes - 0 Carried .
NORTHWEST AREA WATER AND SEWER DISTIRICTS
Supervisor Kerr stated that petitions for the formation of water and sewer
districts in the northwest area of 1Ithe town would be circulated as soon as they
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are prepared . Area residents have indicated their desire for the extensions
of these services and have expressed a willingness to circulate petitions .
EXTENSION OF WATER - SNYDER HILL ROAD AREA
Mr . Dunlap stated that he expected to have cost estimates for a new water
tank within the Town of Ithaca on Snyder Hill Road at the next meeting .
_WARRANT
Councilman Mayer offered the following resolution and moved its adoption :
RESOLVED that the following bills be paid :
General Fund Bills #172 through #202 in the amount of $3 , 066 . 58 ; Highway
Fund Bills #124 through #153 in the amount of '4 , 203 . 66; ' Ellis Hollow Road
Sewer District #9 through #12 4in •the;, amount of 018 , 013 . 40 ; and Northeast
Sewer District #12 through #14 in the amount of $40 , 668 . 43 . •
Seconded by Councilman Bishop
Ayes - Baker , Kerr , Bishp and Mayer
Noes - 0 Carried .
ZONING ORDINANCE BOOK AND MAP
The Town Board has requested that the Planning Board bring the Zoning
Ordinance Book and Map up to date so that new ones may be printed .
TV FRANCHISE
The Town Board expressed a desire to wait to see what decisions the
Village of Cayuga Heights makes and to meet with them in regards to the renewal
of the TV cable franchise . Members expressed once more their concern over the
increase in rate and the fee paid to the Town .
Supervisor Kerr offered % the motion for adjournment at 7 : 25 P . M .
Seconded by Councilman Mayer and unanimous .
Evelyn S . Fuess
Town Clerk
June 13 , 1966
The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held .eat
the Town Offices , 3rd Floor , 108 E . Green St . , City of Ithaca at 4 : 00 P . M . ,
June 13 , 1966 .
Board members present wire : Supervisor William B . Kerr ; Councilmen Joseph
N . Mayer , Jr . , Harry Baker and Andrew W . McElwee .
Also present were : Highway Supt . Marion Morey; Planning Board Chairman
Noel Desch ; James Dunlap , Harry Gordon , Robert Regala , Jerry Langdon and Clerk
Evelyn S . Fuess .
BIDS FOR SNOW BLOWER
Highway Supt . Marion Morey reported on the opening of bids for the Snow
Blower :
Two bids were received as follows :
Central New York Equipment Co . , BROS Model BL
P . O . Box 133 , 3100 Ash Rd . Sno-Flyer $7 , 605950
Binghamton , New York
Charles J . Blackwell , Inc . Sicard Snowmaster
Road Building Equipment Model BM Show $ 5 , 795 . 00
Horseheads , N . Y . 14845 Blower
Supervisor Kerr offered the following resolution and moved its adoption :
WHE11EAS , the Town Superintendent of Highways did , on the ,7th day of March ,
1966 , duly recommended the purchase of certain machinery pursuant to the provisions
of Section 142 of the Highway Law ,
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway
Law the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase , in
accordance with the provisions of Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law , with
the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways , the following :