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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB Minutes 1984-06-11 'DOWN OF ITHACA REGULAR BOARD MEETING June 11 , 1984 At a Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca , Tompkins County , New York , held at the Town Offices at 126 East Seneca Street , Ithaca , New York , at 5 : 30 P . M . , on the 11th day of June , 1984 , there were : ® PRESENT : Noel Desch , Supervisor George Kugler , Councilman Shirley Raffensperger , Councilwoman Marc Cramer , Councilman Henry McPeak , Councilman Gloria Howell , Councilwoman Robert Bartholf , Councilman ALSO PRESENT : Lawrence Fabbroni , Town Engineer Valentin Boriakoff , 219 Tudor Road Tony & Roberta Chiesa , 159 Bundy Road James & Carol Ridall , 172 Seven Mile Drive Representatives of the Media : Deb Gesensway , Ithaca Journal Mary Earle , WHCU Susan Neilner , WVBR Geremy House , Q-104 FM PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Supervisor led the assemblage in the Pledge of Allegiance . REPORT OF TOWN OFFICIALS Supervisor ' s Report Six Mile Creek Lead Agency Status Supervisor Desch reported that at its meeting on April 6 , the City Cc mlon Council determined that the City shall be the lead agency on recommendations 1 and 2 having to do with access and usage of the area below the 60 ' dam . This is contrary to our recannendations resulting from our special meeting on May 31 . A compromise of sorts has been proposed by the City in terms of the Town being lead agency for any access in the Town . Peter Lovi can give us the details . We still have the option of objecting to the lead agency designation . Sewer Project Status The Supervisor went on to report that the recent shakiness of the banking industry has caused us a great deal of mid course correction in assuring that we have proper security on the investment portfolio for the $ 12 , 500 , 000 . For proper security , we ended up with the purchase of Treasury Bills for a portion of the investment at about 9 . 75 % yield and the remaining amount at 11 . 35 % , so that our net profit on interest during the first year will be about $230 , 000 . All of this , thanks primarily to the work of Dominic Cafferillo . zI Town Board 2 June 11 , 1984 On Friday , June 1 , the City and the SJS certified the awardability of the low bids subject to DEC approval and the acceptability of the MBE plan of the contractors . The preconstruction meeting is tentatively scheduled for June 27 and the groundbreaking at 11 : 00 A .M . , on July 9 . Water & Sewer Improvement Supervisor Desch went on to report that we now have approval of our 1984 -85 water and sewer improvements from the State Comptroller . The Town Engineer is finishing up the easements so that we will very soon be able to get the 1984 portion out to bid . Elected Officials Salary Survey One of the objectives we established this year was to do as thorough an evaluation , as possible , on our elected officials salaries . We did a state wide survey and were pleased to have received about 70 responses . Shirley Raffensperger spearheaded the effort , including a distribution of the forms at the Association of Towns Meeting in New York City and a very fine tabulation of the results . An analyses of those Towns who responded , with population between 15 , 000 and 20 , 000 shows that we are way on the low side . In the case of the Supervisor , our salary of $ 8 , 400 works out to be about $ . 52 /person whereas the average is about $ . 70 /person , which means that the Supervisor ' s salary should be about $ 14 , 000 . In the case of the Town Board members , our salary of $ 2 , 100 works out to about $ . 13 /person and the average in the group is about $ . 22/person or $ 3 , 500 per year . He went on to say that he believed the Supervisor ' s salary should be increased to $10 , 500 and the Town Board to $ 2 , 750 , if the 1985 budget can handle the increase without tax rate problems , which I believe it can . The number and types of decisions we are called upon to make such as the sewer plant , SEQR matters with Cornell , etc . , in the corporate world would ccnunand a much larger salary . He proposed that the matter be reported in the July Newsletter and take the comments which follow into account . Town Engineer ' s Report Town Engineer Lawrence Fabbroni presented to the Board a written report of last months activities . (Copy attached to the minutes ) . He noted that the highlights were the Burns Road project and the water and sewer projects . He noted that the reception of the homeowners , on Bundy Road , in granting easements have been very good , as the people want the water and sewer . He went on to say that in his eyes , the next 90 days would be the most exciting days he will ever see . ® Highway Superintendent ' s Report A written report , in his absense , by Highway Superintendent Robert Parkin showed that the Spring Clean-up took 412 days . Road brooning has been completed . Cross walks and stop bars painted . Installed 150 ' of culvert pipe for residents . It took two men two days to haul approximately 600 tons of creek gravel from Lower Enfield State Park . Stone Quarry Road drainage project is 50o cxenpleted . Started Eastern Heights shoulder repairs . Started roadside mowing . Four temporary help have been hired . Town Board 3 June 11 , 1984 REPORT OF COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES No County Representatives were present at the meeting . SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING - SEWER USE LOCAL IAW RESOLUTION NO . 91 Motion by Supervisor Desch , seconded by Councilman Cramer , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing at 6 : 30 P . M. , cn July 9 , 1984 , at the Town ® Hall to consider the adoption of a Local Law governing Sewer Use . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . FIRE CONTRACT WITH CITY OF ITHACA Supervisor Desch reported that he , Town Attorney James Buyoucos and Robert Boothroyd of Boothroyd Agency had met last week to discuss the fire contract . The proposed revisions are listed below : Paragraph 6b Now that we have an addendum to the main agreement we know what the dollar figure is per Joe Spano ' s letter dated April 3 , 1984 . The paragraph should read : 1985 - 16 . 71 % of the actual 1983 expenditures by and for the Ithaca City Fire Department . The Towns share has been calculated at $ 319 , 889 . Capital expenditure reimbursement for the fire hose purchased by the City will be under separate agreement . Paragraph 6d The Town Board believes a termination notice requirement of 7 days is unreasonable . We suggest a 90 day notice requirement with interest payable to the City of any period beyond 30 days . Paragraph 7 The consideration described in paragraph 6 shall include all services which the City is required to furnish the Town under this agreement . Paragraph 8 The insurance matter is of major importance to both parties in this contract . We have discussed the matter with our insurance agent and offer the following wording : The City shall hold the Town harmless for all claims by third ® parties with regard to personal injury , wrongful death and property damage arising out of negligence of the City , its officers or agents for answering such calls in the Town . The City shall provide adequate insurance coverage to indemnify the City and the Town , its officers or agents against all claims for injuries to persons and property including any action for wrongful deaths that occur during the period of the contract , defined in paragraph 5 . The Town shall be named as an additional insured in the City policy and a copy of such policy shall be delivered to the Town . The Town agrees to pay for any additional premiums which the City shall be required to pay by addition of the Town as insured . In 1984 , the 9LZ Town Board 4 June 11 , 1984 .premium for the Town being named insured is $ In 1985 , the premium , if greater than the 1984 amount , will be negotiated by the parties . If there is disagreement between the parties as to the 1985 premium , the matter shall be submitted to arbitration by a panel of three persons , each party to choose one person and the two persons chosen will select a third person . The decision shall be binding on both parties . Arbitrators shall be skilled in matters relating to public liability insurance coverage and the costs of such coverage . The cost of arbitration shall be shared equally be the parties . Paragraph 9 Add at the end of the paragraph : "Provided that this provision shall not be deemed to abrogate to modify any provision of this agreement . " Paragraph 10 Add at the end of the first sentence the words as follows . "Subject to the provisions of paragraph 8 and further subject to the understanding that the City shall use accepted standards in the performance of its firefighting and EMT services provided under this agreement . The City shall use due care in carrying out its obligations under this agreement . " INSPECTION CONTRACT WITH THE TOWN OF LmySSES Supervisor Desch reported that the contract with the Town of Ulysses for inspection services by the Building Inspector is not ready at this time . SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING - REZONING OF "LA TOURELLE" OWNED By WALTER J . WIGGINS RESOLUTION NO , 92 Motion by Supervisor Desch ; seconded by Councilman Kugler , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on July 9 , 1984 at 6 : 45 P . M . , to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance to permit "La Tourelle " a bed and breakfast style hotel in an R-30 District , Tax Parcel No , 6 -36 -1 -4 . 2 , 1152 Danby Road , owned by Walter J . Wiggins . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . Councilman Cramer asked if the Town Board could have the plans on "La Tourelle " before the meeting? Town Engineer Fabbroni suggested that the Board members stop at Town Hall and see the plans as they cannot be reduced and still be readable . SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING - AMEND TOWN HIGHWAY MASTER PLAN Supervisor Desch suggested that the Board look at the whole Eastern Heights area inconjunction with their consideration to amend the Town Highway Master Plan . We should determine if the 8LT Town Board 5 June 11 , 1984 circulation proposed by Pine Tree Associates is adequate for this proposal as well as the rest of the area . RESOLUTION NO . 93 Motion by Supervisor Desch , seconded by Councilwoman Raffensperger , WHEREAS , the Town of Ithaca Planning Board has reviewed a sketch plan for the subdivision of a portion of the lands formerly owned by John Marion on East Hill , now identified as Pine Tree Associates , and WHEREAS , the proposed streets in the subdivision proposed by Pine ® Tree Associates do not match the highway circulation layout required by the Town Highway Master Plan , and WHEREAS , the Town Planning Board recommends that the circulation proposed in the Pine Tree Associates subdivision plan is adequate to meet the circulation needs of the subdivision and the neighboring areas and , therefore , recommends that the Highway Master Plan be revised to permit further consideration of the subdivision as proposed , NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED , by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca that a Public Hearing will be held at 7 : 00 P . M . , on July 9 , 1984 , to consider revisions to the Town Highway Master Plan within the Pine Tree Associates subdivision consisting of the elimination of access from the subdivision to Pine Tree Road and access from the Pine Tree Associates subdivision to the Frandsen subdivision , and FURTHER RESOLVED , that the proposed subdivision layout will be shown on a tax-map-size plan of the entire area of the Town between the Dryden Town Line , Pine Tree Road , Snyder Hill Road , and Slaterville Road and , further , that such plan will also show the circulation routes currently required by the Town Highway Master Plan , and , further , that such plan is to be posted in the Board Room at Town Hall no less than seven ( 7 ) days prior to the Public Hearing . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none) . APPOINT E,TIT OF PART-TIME ASSISTANT ENGINEER The Town Supervisor stated that he would like to thank Larry Fabbroni for bringing this to a head so early . With the reomyrendation to hire Mr . Flumerfelt we won ' t have to bring someone up to speed , as he will be able to help Larry and the Town immediately . RESOLUTION N0 , 94 Motion by Councilman Cramer ; seconded by Councilman Kugler , ® WHEREAS , the Town Board has given its consent that the Town Engineer of the Town of Ithaca serve in the role of Municipal Engineer for the duration of the Grant process associated with the Construction Phase of the new Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) , provided adequate engineering support is available at the Town Offices in his or her absence to carry out the duties required of such role , and WHEREAS , the Town Board has directed that candidates be interviewed for the position of Assistant Town Engineer , and 081 Town Board 6 June 11 , 1984 WHEREAS , the Town Engineer interviewed and screened seven qualified candidates referring two to interview by a committee of the Town Board , NOW 'T'HEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED , by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca to employ Robert R . Flumerfelt , P . E . , as Assistant Town Engineer , on a half-time basis , at a salary of $ 18 , 000 . 00 plus benefits , excluding health coverage , with the understanding that , subject to additional needs created by more than half-time absence of the Town Engineer for contract administration duties and Mr . Flumerfelt ' s availability , the basis and corresponding renumeration may be increased from time to time up to the limit of the Town Engineer ' s parallel commitment to the WWTP project , such employment ® to be effective immediately . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell , and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . DESIGNATION OF HISTORIC LANDMARKS - CORNELL AG QUADRANGLE Supervisor Desch stated that a proposal has been advanced to nominate as historic landmarks , a group of building in the Ag Guadrangle which were erected during the first decade of Cornell . The City of Ithaca was notified of the application , however , the Town was not as it was thought at the time , that none of the buildings to be designated were in the Town of Ithaca . He went on to say that at the next Town Board meeting , we might ask if there are any objections to the designation from Cornell or Town residents . We won ' t waive our rights until after the next Board meeting . AGREEMENT TO SPEND TOWN HIGHWAY FUNDS Town Engineer Fabbroni stated that he and the Highway Superintendent have carefully gone over the proposal . The proposal is a little different then the 10-Year Plan because we could see some different need . The proposal is tilted to more oil and stone . Next year we will get back to paving 2 miles of roads and 5 miles of oil and stone . Councilwoman Howell mentioned the sluce on the side of Winthrop Drive after repaving was completed . People are afraid of the deep culvert with no guard rails RESOLUTION NO , 95 Motion by Councilman McPeak ; seconded by Supervisor Desch , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the following improvements of Town Highways : Blackstone Avenue (part ) . 40 miles @$ 21400 . 00 Brandywine Drive . 13 miles @ 780 . 00 Christopher Lane . 29 miles @ 1 , 740 . 00 Eastern Heights Drive . 46 miles @ 2 , 760 . 00 Joanne Drive . 33 miles @ 1 , 980 . 00 Kendall Avenue . 42 miles @ 21520900 King Road West (part ) . 65 miles @ 3 , 900900 Landmark Drive . 08 miles @ 480900 Park Lane . 20 miles @ 11200 . 00 Pennsylvania Avenue . 56 miles @ 3 , 360 . 00 Regency Lane . 09 miles @ 540 . 00 Salem Drive . 65 miles @ 31900 . 00 Town Board 7 June 11 , 1984 Sharlene Road . 16 miles @ 960 . 00 Simsbury Drive . 25 miles @ 1 , 500 . 00 Skyvue Road . 07 miles @ 420900 Tareyton Drive . 27 miles @ 1 , 620900 Tudor Road . 29 miles @ 11740 . 00 Winthrop Drive . 66 miles @ 31960 . 00 West Buttermilk Falls Road . 10 miles @ 600 . 00 Birchwood Drive . 18 miles @ 12 , 588 . 00 Birchwood Drive North . 10 miles @ 6 , 996 . 00 Concord Place . 11 miles @ 7 , 698 . 00 Judd Falls Road (part ) . 26 miles @ 18 , 000000 King Road West (part) . 60 miles @ 42 , 000 . 00 ® Total Miles - 7 . 31 Total Dollars = - $ 123 , 642 . 00 ( Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . PERSONS TO BE HEARD Roberta Chiesa , 159 Bundy Road , stated that there were three houses on the south side of Bundy Road that were not being included in the sewer extensions and that she and Mr . Chiesa were before the Board to ask that the sewer line be extended to include these houses . Supervisor Desch responded that it would be two or three years before it would be possible to extend the sewer line to include the three houses in question . Mr . Chiesa stated that his sewer system needed replacing now . He would need to spend $ 2 , 500 to $ 3 , 000 to replace his septic system now, only to have the sewer line extended in a short time and then he would be required to hook up to the public sewer within ten years . He stated that this would be too costly for him. He asked the Board to consider looking for the necessary money to extend the line now. Supervisor Desch responded that the legal requirements to get approval from the Comptroller at this time would put the project back a minimum of six months . He suggested a better way would be to wait and see if the bids come in lower than we anticipate , then we would have a better chance of getting the approval of the Comptroller . Town Engineer Fabbroni added that there is a lot of exploratory work to be done on the Hospital sewer , and , therefore , we may have more money than we expect to have . Mrs . Chiesa asked why all of the houses below 160 Bundy Road were not included in the original proposal ? ® Supervisor Desch responded that the cost of extending the sewer to these three houses made the cost of the improvement too high and all of the Town of Ithaca would have had to pay a higher benefit assessment . He went on to say that the Town wanted to go further with the water lines . He suggested that Mr . and Mrs . Chiesa have their neighbors write to him requesting the lire extension . Mr . Chiesa again reminded that Board that something must be done this year . � � I Town Board 8 June 11 , 1984 Supervisor Desch added that quite often the Health Department will waiver the replacement requirement if public sewers are imminent . Councilwoman Raffensperger asked when the bids were due on the project ? Town Engineer Fabbroni responded , we hope to open the bids on July 16 . Councilman Cramer added that the property owners should get their neighbors to write to the Supervisor by the middle of July . This will give them and the Town time to consider how to handle the problem . ® Donald Lowe representing the U . S . Chamber of Commerce addressed the Board , stated that he was here tonight to urge the Town of Ithaca to join the U . S . Chamber . He noted that the Chamber has 3 , 000 Congressional Action Committees that are located in every congressional district nationwide with Chamber members lobbying Congress when a vote that affects business is close . Supervisor Desch asked Mr . Lowe if other municipalities in the County had joined ? What about the State as a whole ? He asked Mr . Lowe to get back to him with the answers . He then stated that no action would be taken on the request to join the U . S . Chamber of Commerce this evening . REVIEW OF PARKS AND OPEN SPACE PRELIMINARY PROPOSALS Susan Beeners stated that in 1975 , the Town of Ithaca Park and Open Space Plan was adopted as the comprehensive planning guide for Town park and open space development . At that time , a $ 130 , 000 capital reserve fund was established for the planning , design and construction of park and open space sites proposed in the Plan . The Plan was revised in June , 1977 following further park and open space planning and design development , and the refinement of specific site plans . This Plan update represents further development of concepts and objectives established in the Comprehensive Park and Open Space Plan . In preparation for this Plan update , an inventory of open space and recreational facilities in the Ithaca area was conducted , and short and long range recreational and open space needs were assessed . Methods included field investigations , input from neighborhood groups and other residents , discussions with users of existing parks , and aerial photograph mapping and analysis . Based on community needs and on the pattern of land use and open space that was identified in inventory and analysis , an open space system of parks , bikeways and recreational trails , and conservation ® open space is proposed that can guide future land use and development . Site selection criteria and proposed phasing are based on the Comprehensive Park and Open Space Plan , which remains the key guide for the Town Park and Open Space Program . James Ridell questioned what portion of the population would use the bikeway . He questioned the need for bikeways . Susan Beeners responded that she felt there was a definite need for bikeways . 9 � j Town Board 9 June 11 , 1984 Mr . Ridell responded that he would like to see the data that substantiates this . A representative of a local runners club stated that he ran 2 , 000 miles a year at that he was shocked at the extent of paving that was proposed . Paving will destroy this beautiful trail . Ruth Mahr , 103 Judd Falls Road stated that something was needed to carry people as there were no shoulders on Judd Falls Road . She went on to say that she hoped something was planned for the Fall Creek area also . Route 366 was a problem for pedestrians trying to cross and that something was needed to allow people on the East side to get to the South side . She complimented Susan Beeners for ® her work in developing a plan and the Town Board for the financing . Mr . Ridell remarked that he would like to know where the money was coming from . He went on to say that the taxpayers don ' t have a chance to vote on items like this . Mr . Ridell asked how much the Town was spending each year on vandalism? Town Engineer Fabbroni responded that the Town spent about $ 1 , 000 a year . Ronald Simpson , Chairman of the Department of Recreation at Ithaca College stated that he would like to see the abandoned railway on South Hill retained in its present state and used as a jogging/hiking trail . It is presently used rather extensively as a jogging/hiking trail and this demand would easily justify its being preserved for that purpose . If a hard surface bikeway were developed on the existing right of way perhaps a soft surface material could be used to the side of the bikeway for jogging . Mr . Simpson went on to say that he doubted that the entire bikeway system, as proposed for South Hill was actually needed . He stated that he was a bike rider and that he felt the Town already had too many bikeways . The ten miles of shoulder along the Danby Road to the Tioga County line is an excellent existing resource for biking and the additional section of bikeway proposed for the Ithaca College campus should more than provide for bikeway needs in this area . Supervisor Desch stated that anyone who had comments on the proposed bikeways should write to the Board . PUBLIC HEARING - LOCAL LAW GOVERNING UNSAFE BUILDINGS Proof of posting and publication notice of a public hearing to consider the adoption of a Local Law governing unsafe buildings having been presented by the Town Clerk , the Supervisor opened the public hearing . Supervisor Desch noted that the Board members each had a copy of ® the old existing law which regulates Unsafe Buildings and Collapsed Structures . He suggested that the hearing be adjourned until the Board had the opportunity to assess the need for a new local law . RESOLUTION NO , 96 Motion by Supervisor Desch ; seconded by Councilwoman Howell , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby adjourns the public hearing to consider the adoption of a Local Law Town Board 10 June 11 , 1984 governing Unsafe Building and to consider said law at a later , more appropriate time . ( Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . CONSIDER ENVIRONMEN'T'AL ASSESSMENT FORM ON NEW ZONING LAW Supervisor Desch remarked that he did not find any inconsistences or serious problems in the EAF . Councilman Cramer noted that there were no references to the ® proposed Institutional Zones , Town Planner Peter Lovi asked Councilman Cramer is he felt the zone would have a major impact on the environment ? Councilman Cramer answered , yes . Councilwoman Raffensperger asked if there had been major changes ? Supervisor Desch responded that there have been some changes . Councilwoman Raffensperger stated that she was not sure how item # 3 , on page 4 below a family - "An increased emphasis on impacts rather than uses as the primary basis for environmental regulation and zoning classification " fits into the new Zoning Law. Peter Lovi responded , gives you more freedom than a specific list . A permitted used could have a higher impact than a non-permitted use . Councilwoman Raffensperger questioned why the EAF on the Zoning Law was being considered now? Mr . Lovi responded , because it came on the agenda again . Supervisor Desch remarked that we could let the EAF set on the table until the Zoning Law is completed if the Board so wishes . The Board agreed to let the EAF rest until the Zoning Law is completed . SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING - FORMAL PRESENTATION OF FINAL FLOOD MAPS RESOLUTION NO . 97 Motion by Supervisor Desch ; seconded by Councilman Bartholf , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on July 9 , 1984 at 7 :30 P . M . , to consider the formal presentation of the Final Flood Maps . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . SUg4ER WORK FORCE Town Engineer Fabbroni stated that what he was really asking the Board was to amend the resolution adopted at the May 7 , 1984 Town Board meeting to give him an umbrella type resolution to enable him to fill the positions needed to complete the summer work schedule . 0. 61 Town Board 11 June 11 , 1984 RESOLUTION N0 , 98 Motion by Supervisor Desch ; seconded by Councilwoman Raffensperger , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby amends Resolution No . 82 adopted by the Town Board at the May 7 , 1984 meeting to allow the Town Engineer to hire the necessary number of persons needed to complete the summer work schedule from the various sources available to him . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . ® TOWN OF ITHACA WARRANTS RESOLUTION NO . 99 Motion by Councilman Cramer ; seconded by Councilwoman Raffensperger , RESOLVED , that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the Town of Ithaca Warrants dated June 11 , 1984 , in the following amounts . General Fund - Town Wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 37 , 197 . 01 General Fund - Outside Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12 472 . 55 Water & Sewer Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8 , 505 . 53 Highway Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49 , 990 . 93 Parks Reserve Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2 , 235 . 16 Lighting District Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 321 . 02 Capital Projects Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 971 . 47 Fire Protection Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 76 , 439 . 25 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 79 , 747 . 06 ( Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none ) . BOLTON POINT WARRANTS RESOLUTION NO , 100 Motion by Supervisor Desch ; seconded by Councilman Kugler , RESOLVED , that the Bolton Point Warrants dated June 11 , 1984 , in the Operating Account are hereby approved , in the amount of $ 72 , 703 . 03 after review and upon the recommendation of the Southern Cayuga Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission , they are in order for payment . (Desch , Kugler , Raffensperger , Cramer , McPeak , Howell and Bartholf voting Aye . Nays - none) . ® SIX MILE CREEK Supervisor Desch stated that there has been some activity on Six Mile Creek . The resolution passed by the City is in line with our position . He went on to say that Circle Greenway will be operating the trails . Circle Greenway prefers that the Town ' s access be closer to the City ' s , somewhere in the Honness Lane area . They are asking the City Attorney to enter into negotiations with the two property owners , Mr . Guidi and Mrs . Baker to allow access . The site plans for the land of Guidi and Baker will have to come before Town Board 12 June 11 , 1984 the Plannning Board , then the Town can act as lead agent on the work to be done in the Town . The Supervisor went on to say that he was concerned with the extension of trails to Potter ' s Falls . He stated that the Board could accept the City as lead agent on items 1 and 2 or the Board could object to the City being lead agent . The City is in a difficult position because of litigation , signage and the need for a gorge ranger . Councilwoman Howell noted that the City knows the Town is concerned . Don ' t you think the City will come to the Town ? ® Councilwoman Raffensperger responded , you are never sure . ADJOURNMENT The meeting was duly adjourned . To Clerk t6T