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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB Minutes 1988-11-10TCWN OF ITHACA HEIGUIAR BOARD MEETING November 10, 1988 At a Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Tcwn of Ithaca, TCxipkins Coimty, New York, held at the Town Hall, 126 East Seneca Street, Ithaca, New York, on the 10th day of November, 1988, there were: PRESENT: ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT; Noel Desch, Supervisor Shirley Raffensperger, Coimcilwcman Robert Bartholf, Councilman Patricia Leary, Councilwoman Thomas Carditian, Councilman Henry McPeak, Councilman John Ozolins, Highway Superintendent Robert Flumerfelt, Tbwn Engineer John Barney, Town Attorney Edward Olmstead, Ithaca Fire Chief Dan Rhodes, Ithaca Fire Department Janice Esman, 903 Triphammer Road Deborah Dietrich, County Board of Reps Rosalind Grippi, 423 East Seneca Street Jim Hardesty, Ithaca, New York E. L. Rose Gostanian Monkoneyer, 1058 Danby Road H. N. Mbnkemeyer, 1058 Danby Road John Whitccaiib, 233 Troy Road Michael Schuurle, Ithaca Fire Department Gillian Sharp, Ithaca Fire Department Daniel Tier, Ithaca Fire Department Tom Whitmore, Ithaca Fire Department Leigh Marshall, Ithaca Fire Department P. E. Tubbs, 166 Troy Road Richard C. Vam, 44 Dove Drive Athena Grover, 1486 Trumansburg Road William A. Grover, 1486 Trumansburg Road Ralph Vam, 471 Midline Road, Freeville Harrison Rue, 564 Elm Street Stephen Parxott, 131 Northview Road Ronald B. Crawford, 60 N. Main Street, Spencer, New York Sam Showberiy, 123 King Road, East Dave Cornelius, Fire Department Barbara J. B. Caldwell, 136 Crescent Place David Ai±)le, 250 Troy Road Representatives of the Media: Fred Yahn, Ithaca Journal David H. Debo, WTKO - W0^Y pledge of ALLEGIANCE The Supervisor led the assenblage in the Pledge of Allegiance. REPORT OF TOWN OFFICIALS Town Board Minutes 2 Novonber 10, 1988 Si:^)ervisor Desch stated that in terms of the Town Officials Reports that he would like first to go to the Highway Superintendent's because he has to leave for a McTrans class at 6:00 and he has one particular item that may need some discussion. Andy Frost he did not think the Board would see because he has been sick with the bug so any questions that any one has on his report, drop him a note. He stated that he expected Susan Beeners, Town Planner to be here. Highway Superintendent's Report Highway Superintendent John Ozolins stated that as far as activities for the month, with respect to maintenance the last small duitp truck was changed over to a cinder truck and all the plows and wings have been sand blasted and painted. Snow removal, vdien we had the snow all of the trucks we had were out on the road and all the crew except one individual, were on duty. Brush pick up, we have gone through the Town once and in sane areas two and three times to pick up brush that was knocked down. However, he stated that he was still getting calls fron people saying they did not know they could have brought their stuff out to the side of the road and also the County went through on their streets but here again every now and then he was getting calls from individuals v^o live on County roads in the Town saying vtot can you do? He stated that v^at he was asking was do you want me to go through again and have a formal pick up? If yes then as far as the time frame the critical factor would be getting it advertised. He stated that he was not sure how long it took to get it in the paper but probably the end of next week would be the earliest because the following week is already Thanksgiving week with is only a three day week for us. Supervisor Desch asked how about the week after Thanksgiving? Superintendent Ozolins replied, the week after Thanksgiving is fine, also. Supervisor Desch asked the Superintendent, how wide spread, do you have any sense of how big the problem area is? Superintendent Ozolins replied, the lions share of it, he was pretty sure had been picked up but he was sure that there was more out there that fell on peoples yards, how much he really couldn't say. Supervisor Desch replied, the other risk is of course is having another snow fall and having the branches in the wrong place at the wrong time. That's always a possibility. Superintendent Ozolins went on to say that as far as scheduling there is nothing right now that's major that he would have to push back one way or the other so as far as that he was free also. Councilman Cardman rotiarked, if you think there is enough out there to do and should be done, are you asking us? He doesn't have to ask us to authorize to advertise for it, does he? Superintendent Ozolins replied, well here again.... Supervisor Desch replied no, he guessed the Superintendent was wandering if it was sonething we should formalize or play hy ear but it is the kind of thing \/^ere you end up getting a million phone calls if you don't. Councilman Cardman replied that he thought you would want to stop that, if you feel it should be done v^y don't you advertise and say it is going to be done on X day and, otherwise you will Town Board Minutes 3 November 10, 1988 Supervisor Desch suggested it be set for a Monday and if it takes a couple of days. Councilman Bartholf remarked, let him set it \jp. Councilman Cardman replied, yes. Highway Superintendent Ozolins asked, and now the Comty roads as well as the Town roads? Councilman Cardman asked, do you normally do that? Highway Superintendent Ozolins replied, if it was a regular clean up, we do all the Town roads but there has been no fall clean up. It's not one of these areas that he, you know taking care of peoples "trash" and in this case its brush and all of that, it's not one of these normal things that associated with our work. It's more or less a public service. Supervisor Desch replied, the other part of the equation is that the Town does plow County road so that if there is any material that is not picked up by the County it's going to be a problem. Councilman Cardman replied, that he would suggest that the Highway Superintendent should use his best judgement. If it's going to hinder you snow plowing operations and you are worried about that and you do plow Coxmty road then by all means pick it up there. Supervisor Desch remarked, if you discriminate people aren't going to know v^ether they are on a County or Town road, in many cases. The Highway Superintendent remarked that he would get with the Town Clerk as far as scheduling and advertising. Superintendent Ozolins went on to say that the culvert on Blackstone Avenue had been put in. We also put in more ditch culvert on Wbolf Lane. Bums Road, the road was surface treated and we added additional signage, however, a lot of the stone did get knocked off. It's one of those things that happen this time of year it didn't cure well enough and then the couple of cold nights that we had didn't help. Right now as far as going back there is gravel there and he plans on leaving it there because he is afraid that if he sends a sweeper or \^at not that it was going to kick up even more. Let is cure out for another week at least. In preparation for snow, all hydrant stakes were placed and on the Grandview Park it was final graded. The only activity left for this year is to take the top soil that we grubbed off prior to bringing in the fill and having that put back. The hold has been the weather. Supervisor Desch remarked that on Bums Road we do have much better traction though. Councilman Bartholf agreed, stated that he was over it yesterday. Supervisor Desch continued, even without stone. Superintendent Ozolins went on to say that the parks, here again as far as on the voting machines, they helped us with putting out the machines and they installed additional safety fencing on Honness Lane. As far as the enclosiires, there is the one for the major activities for the month and there is the sumnation of the maintenance activities and enclosure four, the last enclosure, is the instructions as well as the organization for the snow removal teams. What it breaks down to is we have two teams, four drivers and then a supervisor. He stated that he headed one team and Town Board Minutes 4 November 10, 1988 George heads the other. It's a week on, week off. He asked if the Board had any questions? Town Planner's Report Town Planner Susan Beeners stated that she thought the Board had her report. Right now, every Thursday night or practically every Thursday night there's a one and one half hour training session on the Tcanipkins County Travel Survey. The draft of that should be available for the Transportation Coinmittee members to look at tonight, she stated that she thought George Frantz, Assistant Planner was picking it up. With ccannents e25)ected at their December 1st meeting and with final product due scmetime before Christmas. There were two meetings, one on Cornell land that shows on a veiry preliminary level v^at long range expansion at Cornell could be. She stated that she did not think that we had any real ccmments about it because they seem to be in the preliminary planning stage. The Town Comprehensive Planning Subcommittee locked at four proposals out of the eight that we had originally proposed. Those were gleened down to two or perhaps one and one-half as ones that additional information was going to be requested. She stated that she was asked to send out additional requests to not four as it says on the final report but actually five. She stated that she had a total of seven RFP's out to firms that she felt were going to be more qualified than her original list, that also includes two that were on the original list but wanted more time. She went on to say that she was pretty optimistic that at the Noveinber 21st and 23rd meetings that there will be proposals to take a look at and we will be able to make a selection shortly after that. The clarifying minutes of the Zoning Ordinance v^ch this Board reviewed but did not take any action on were discussed at the Codes & Ordinance Committee, there were seme changes made v^ich are going to be reviewed by the Planning Board on the 15th and also at their December 6th meeting. She stated that she thou^t that probably everybody would be fairly happy with the changes. Ms. Beeners went on to say that the City Vfest Hill Master Planning, a consultant has been hired by the City to take a look at the land within the City scmevtot on fairly large local scale level as far as open space and transportation planning within that area mainly so that they can figure out how to guide the several development proposals, subdivisions proposals, that are within that area. She stated that she and George Frantz had met with seme of the City staff and consultant to talk about it and see v^ere we might be able to have input. In the time frame for that West Hill Master Plan there are two opportunities she thought within the next three to five months at vdiich they have scheduled input frcm Town Planning staff and that she had dropped the idea that perhaps we should change that and that the Tcwn Planning Board should takes a look or have a presentation to them so that there is more than just staff input into it. The other two things, ccmments have been requested by DOT on the draft EIS for Route 96 by the 20th, we are looking at it to trying to see about making seme ccmments. Supervisor Desch noted that there were several copies available if anyone is interested. Councilwaran Raffensperger stated that she appreciated the materials that were sent to the Board members. She stated that she wondered if we could scmte how or other schedule seme kind of a discussion of that before December 20th. Or we could do it individually, she thought that perhaps it would be sesne kind of a time saver if the entire Board might discuss it. Town Board Minutes 5 Novonber 10, 1988 S\:5)0rvisor Desch replied, that he felt it would be a good idea, at noon time sonetime for an hour. Town Planner Beeners stated that she believed the 15th of November and then another cxjuple of days is vhen DOT engineers are going to be at City Hall in Caranon Council Chambers to answer questions. We are looking at that as an opportunity to go over and get sane additional information but whenever you would like to schedule we could do that. Councilwonan Raffensperger renarked, but after that perhaps? Town Planner Beeners replied, yes. She went on to say, one thing on the Grandview Park. She stated that she thought we are also anticipating putting in, at least the beginning of a parking area, within the park if time permits. But she thought she would have to confirm that with the Highway Superintendent and that would be going through the church property for vdiich an easement would have to be obtained. Councilwonan Raffensperger speaking to the Town Planner stated that she had received a copies of letters from people in the Town vdio wrote to the Village of Lansing about Sun Downs, for the Sun Downs hearing that they had. She asked, did the Town of Ithaca make coninents? Town Planner Beeners replied not recently, no. We made some very general comnents early on in that process. Supervisor Desch asked, how long ago as he couldn't remember if it was this year. Town Planner Beeners replied, it was this year, yes. Supervisor Desch remarked he thought it was in May. Councilwoman Raffensperger asked, would they have been incorporated into their hearing that they held on the Environmental Assessment? Supervisor Desch asked, ours or these people? Councilwoman Raffensperger replied, on the Village of Lansing's. Supervisor Desch asked, no. You are confusing me now, the people v^o live in the Town, would their ccraments be incorporated or would the Town of Ithaca's? Councilwoman Raffensperger replied no, she was sure that their cotments would be incorporated, she stated that she asked if the Town of Ithaca had made conments \toch would become part of the public record. We have discussed the traffic irtpacts in the past. Town Planner Beeners replied that she would assume so. The letter that she sent, and she thought that she had copied the Board or repo2±ed to the Board on it was back v^en that other subdivision, Roger Beck Subdivision, was also being considered. She stated that she wrote two letters one was about the Beck project and one was about Sun Downs just generally expressing concern about the traffic impact. Councilwoman Raffensperger replied that she wondered if ws might check and she would hate to have... there is obviously concern in the Town about the traffic impacts v^ich she stated she understood were addressed in their Environmental Impact Statement without any mitigating measures being proposed for the Town. She stated that she wondered if we might check and make sure our conments are Town Board Minutes 6 November 10, 1988 forwarded to v^iatever that process is that just took place so that Tovm residents will not think that we do not think there is any possible effect. Town Engineer Flumerfelt replied that he did remember seeing a summary of an early meeting that a lot of people attended and in that summary there was the written expression of the Town's concern over traffic. Councilwoman Raffensperger replied, this one was held, this was the regular, I'm not quite sxare, it was a public hearing on the Environmental litpact Statement and was held she thought around the second of Novemb^. Town Planner Beeners stated that she would check on that. Supervisor Desch asked if there were any other questions? Town Engineer's Report Town Engineer Robert Flumerfelt stated that the bulk of their work has been, since the last Board meeting, on the East Shore Sewer Project, the Phase III of our of 1987 Water and Sewer Brprovements. We did take bids on Novoiiber 4th and they came in higher than we had hoped for. He stated that he still thought a great deal of concern was over Conrail's requirements for any work that was along the railroad. We did reduce that work by approximately 85% over the first plans for that area but the bids still came in high so there is an item on the agenda a little later on dealing with this and he felt it was going to be his reconnendation that we reject those bids and readvertise and bid again. The last week since got the bids and did the analyses we have explored several other alternatives and we feel that with seme fairly major modifications in the design that we can cut quite a bit more money out of this project. It won't leave as much flexibility for service to any outside areas and it will do the job that we want to do there which is clean \jp the East shore of the land and take care of the Town portion of our sewers there. He went on to say that on the Infiltration/Inflow Study in the Northeast area, Pickard and Anderson as he mentioned last meeting did ccnplete their report for the Phase I, our first phase of that study and they gave us a cost estimate of $12,000 to do a second phase. He stated that in reviewing that carefully we are feeling that we can accomplish the work that needs to be done in that second phase. We felt quite certain that we can accomplish that work and save the $12,000 and go to the next step v^ich would include TV inspections of the sewers to determine exactly v^ere infiltration problons are occurring. And then the next logical step would be to do an economic study to see vdiat the most cost effective way of repairing the sewers would be. He stated that he thought that he would recommend, at this time, that we not make any future award for a Phase II study. The Town Engineer went on to say that other items of general nature on going review of subdivision developments, particularly Cornell University's Graduate Student Housing Project and the Danby Road i^>artments Project, water and sewsr, storm drainage considerations. He stated that he was working together with John Ozolins to try to get started with the traffic sign iitprovements in the Foi^st Home area to relieve some of the visual clutter and take down the signs that we don't need. Get up the truck exclusions signs that we do need and the last item was investigation and stake out of the work along the edge of the Penny Lane extension. That was the last phase of the Commonland roadway that was done and the turn around Town Board Minutes 7 Noveitiber 10, 1988 at the end of the needs sane iirprovonent. The developer is out of the comtry and wasn't done exactly according to plans so we are trying to get that straightened out, large enough for our trucks to turn around. He asked if there were any questions? Supervisor Desch replied on that last item, the idea is to use sane of the remaining funds in his escrow account? Town Engineer Flumerfelt replied, right. Councilman Bartholf asked the Tcwn Engineer, on the water and sewage on the West side, do we still hold sane money on both those caipanies? Town Engineer Flumerfelt replied, yes. Supervisor Desch ranarked, there is still spring clean up, right? Final clean up? Town Engineer Flumerfelt replied, right. There is still a small punch list on each. Councilman Cardman: Noel, before we go any further I would like to propose that we attend to Item Number 26 on the agenda since we have all agreed that we would appoint the winner of last Tuesday's election. If there is no objection I would like to offer a motion that we do so. Councilwanan Leary: Second. Supervisor Desch: This is a motion to consider this iten now or it's Councilman Cardman: Now. Si:5)ervisor Desch: Or is it a motion to appoint? Councilman Cardman: It's a motion to appoint. I would like to consider the iten now and I would make a motion that we appoint the, David Klein, the winner of Tuesday's election now. Supervisor Desch: Why is it appropriate to move it up? What is your Councilman Cardman: I feel that it is, that since we agreed that we would appoint the winner of the, on Tuesday, that there is no reason to delay it until the end of the meeting, that we should give him the opportunity to participate. He has been duly elected, we have agreed to do it, there is no reason not to. Councilman Bartholf: Well, has he had a chance to go through, you know, all of the things we are going through tonight? That could be a question. Supervisor Desch: Particularly a budget, I'm not sure its fair to either David or the Town for that matter to e3q)ect him to vote on the budget. Councilman Cardman: I think that David will use his own discretion, if he chose, if he felt that he wasn't duly informed that he could quite properly abstain and I can't answer for him. Supervisor Desch: Are you still a member of the Planning Board, David? Town Board Minutss 8 November 10, 1988 David Klein; I have not formally resigned. Supervisor Desch: Can't serve. Can't serve at this meeting, if he resigned effective tomorrow, if he so chose, it's up to him, he could serve as of tomorrow if that was the pleasure of this Board. Councilwoman Leaiy: Can' t you resign now? Make it effective iinnediately. Supervisor Desch: He has got to sutmit it in writing to the Clerk or the Chairman of the Board. Councilwoman Leary: Want a piece of paper? Councilwoman Raffensperger: What is the coatpatibility of office regulations as far as Planning Board and Town Board are concerned? Town Attorney Barney: You are catching me off guard, I don't know, I would have to go look, I really don't have the time. Supervisor Desch: Can't serve on both. Town Attorney Bamey: Seme vague recollection that Noel is right on that but I can't tell without looking. Supervisor Desch: You can't serve on a Board that you're the appointee party. Councilman Cardman: Well I think by the end of the meeting he will have resigned from the Planning Board and we can go ahead an make the appointment. Councilwanan Leary: He is resigning right now, even as we speak. Supervisor Desch: Well is that in the best interest of the Town? You got a Planning Board meeting next week. I assume it's an irrportant meeting, you know, it's a question are we making... Councilwanan Raffensperger: Well it is on our agenda tonight. I assume that at sometime tonight you had planned that we would address Councilman Bartholf: Right. Supervisor Desch: Right. I think it is appropriate to take them in the context they are. Okay. Councilman Cardman: I. Councilwoman Leary: It's been seconded. Councilman Cardman: There is a motion on the table. Coimcilwoman Leary: We are just giving him a minute to resume. It's not going to matter anyway. Councilman Cardman: I don't, I, I, I don't understand the difference between appointing him now and appointing him later. At this meeting. councilman Bartholf: I mean, the only thing I, and I would be the same way, I would say that, you know, that I wouldn't be ready to act on a lot of these things because I wouldn' t have enough knowledge of it, now I don't know, maybe David does but, I know I wouldn't I don't think. Town Board Minutes 9 November 10, 1988 Su5)ervisor Desch: There certainly are a lot of questions in tenns of how the Town can best be served, I.... Councilman Cardman: David let me ask you, do you want me to press the issue or withdraw the motion? David Klein: Well I would state that of those matter in vdiich I do not feel fully infonned I shall abstain. There are seme matter on the agenda that I am aware of. Councilman Cardman: Then I would call the question. Councilwoman Leary: Let him resign first. Councilman Cardman: Then I will wait. The Town Clerk then read the following letter frxxn David Klein: "Novonber 10, 1988 to the Town Clerk: Effective immediately I hereby resign my position on the Town of Ithaca Planning Board. David Klein." Supervisor Desch: Okay, a.., I heard, I think, someone call the question, however, I think that it would be appropriate to provide a little opportunity to comment about the resolution before we vote. I can't in good conscience vote in favor of the resolution. As of 6:25 last night I was totally prepared to do so but having pickup a copy of the Ithaca Joiimal and the personal attacks that seen to continue after the election rather than a positive response make it impossible for me to vote in favor of the resolution. I just want you to know that I will vote against the resolution. Councilman Cardman: I haven't seen the Ithaca Journal. Councilwcman Raffensperger: Which Ithaca Journal? Supervisor Desch: Last evenings. Councilwcman Raffensperger: And vdiat was in the Ithaca Journal last evening? Councilman Cardman: Oh, last evening, I thought you said this evenings. Supervisor Desch: No, I haven't seen todays. Councilman Cardman: I haven't either seen todays. What was in a.... Supervisor Desch: Do you want me to get it and read it to you? Do you have it here? Councilwcman Raffensperger: Now if we are going to start reading Ithaca Journals things, we are going to read them all and I don't think we want to do that, so. Supervisor Desch: I don't really want to either but on the other hand it's pertinent to the question and a... Councilman Cardman: Your ccmment is completely appropriate for you to make, I don't agree with it but it's appropriate for you to make. Councilwoman Leary: I think there was seme pretty negative ccnments on both sides. Town Board Minutes 10 November 10, 1988 Councilman Bartholf; Personally I think we are here to serve the Town rather than Councilman Cardman: Ri^t and that's ity intent of the motion. Councilwoman Raffensperger: Actually once the question has been called, it is my understanding of Roberts Rules is that discussion and particularly prolonged discussion is not within the iniles. Si:5)ervisor Desch: Some discussion, however, is appropriate, I would think. Councilman Cardman: No, technically it's not. Town Attorney Barney: I think it takes a formal motion not a call on a question that has to be brought on the motion to call the question is not debatable, I believe. Supervisor Desch: That's right but on the other hand it's not appropriate to call the question right after you make it either. So are there any other comments? Are you ready to vote? All those in favor say I. Opposed - no. (Raffensperger, Leary and Cairdman voting Aye. Nays - Desch and Bartholf). Si:55ervisor Desch: Takes care of Iten 26. Councilman Cardman: I assume the motion is carried. Supervisor Desch: No. Town Attorney Barney: The motion fails, you have to have a majority of the entire Board. Supervisor Desch: You have to have four. To carry any motion you have to have four votes. Councilwoman Leairy: What is one, two, three, four. Councilman Cardman: To carry any motion that is made by a Board member? Town Attorney Barney: By any municipal Board requires affirmative action by the entire membership of the Board, four votes. In this Board, Planning Board four votes, BZA three votes regardless of how many people are present. Councilvranan Leary: Any motion, action? Town Attorney Barney: Any construction, any action to be official action of a Board. Councilwoman Raffensperger: That is the entire membership of the Board as opposed to those present and voting? Town Attorney Barney: The entire meihbership. Councilman Cardman: Where is this contained? You are telling me if we don't get four votes on any action tonight nothing happens? Supervisor Desch: That is right. Town Attorney Barney: You are absolutely right. Pny action. General Construction, I think its General Construction law. We Ttown Board Minutes 11 November 10, 1988 looked it up in connection with the Town of Groton back about a month and hilf ago. GDuncilwcman Leary: So in other words Noel vdiat you are saying is that you are reneging on the agreement that we made. Supervisor Desch; Right. Under the circumstances I am. Councilman Cardman; Noel I think that's despicable. I think it's a continuation of vdiat we saw... Supervisor Desch; I think you are out of order. Sir. Councilwcfftian Raffensperger: I would like to suggest that at the end of this meeting, at the end of this meeting v^en we ccme to the agenda item v^ch is number 26, I plan to propose the resolution according to the agreement that we had in the past and we will see how the entire Board votes at that time. Okay. Supervisor Desch: We have already voted. Councilvotian Leary: We have already voted. Councilwcman Raffensperger: I can ask to have the appointment made in proper place on the agenda. Councilman Cardman: And you can add anything to the agenda that you'd like. Supervisor Desch: I don't believe so, no not once it has been acted on at the same meeting. Councilwcman Raffensperger: It was acted on out of order. Supervisor Desch: At the request and concurrence of the Board. We all voted on the resolution. That signifies concurrence. Councilman Cardman: Can we add an item to the agenda at any time? Town Attorney Barney: Well you can always reconsider action that you have taken, so in a sense yes, I suppose you could add to the agenda. In that fashion you could vote to reconsider your action. ST:5)ervisor Desch: Shall we move on. I hope we don't at that tinne get into a lengthy discussion about \tot is despicable because it will be necessary for me to bring up seme other things that I consider despicable. Councilman Cardman: Noel, don't threaten me. Just don't. Sijpervisor Desch: I'm not threatening anybody nor should you threaten me. Coimcilman Cardman: I am not threatening you, don't threaten me. Supervisor Desch: I have never threatened anybody in my life and I don't intend to take threats either. Supervisor Desch asked Deborah Dietrich if she had a report. REPORT OF BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES Deborah Dietrich, County Representative replied, yes after this drama it will be very dry. Mrs. Dietrich went on to say that on Tcjwn Board Minutes 12 Novonber 10, 1988 Youth Funding the County has agreed to $156,000 for the Youth Services funding this year. There was a motion to increase it and it failed so that the full Board has acted on the $156,000 for Youth funding. Councilwcman Raffensperger asked the Coxmty Representative if she would do that again, she was thinking about the drama and she had missed the figures. Representative Dietrich replied, we had motions on the floor during the budget debate this past week to increase the Youth funding fron $156,000, those motions failed. Barely over vhelmingly. So it is $156,000 that will be County participation in the Youth Services funding. She went on to say that we want to thank you for agreeing to cancel fall clean up days since our space is rapidly shrinking at Landstrcm's landfill. She stated that she knew it was an irrposition for our citizens and our tasqsayers but she thou^t it was p3x>bably less an imposition to maintain that space as long as we can rather than have a lengthy time shipping our garbage out of the County. We would like to request a speed limit change on DuBois Road. A number of neighbors have been talking to her about it with the increased development on that road and Woolf Lane new entering it, it is officially, as she understands it, from just past Orchard Hill on to the Town line, 55 MPH. It's just to treacherous for that speed limit and she asked to Board to ask DOT to reconsider the speed limit change we would appreciate it. Si:53ervisor Desch replied, that item will take action by the County as well. Representative Dietrich replied that she imderstood that but she was requesting the Town work together on it and she would like to know how you people feel about it because it's the consensus of the neighborhood that it's getting fairly treacherous there. There have been a number of conplaints and she felt this maybe was scmething that could be worked on together too, about the signage and lighting on Harris B. Dates Drive. She stated that she had talked to the Coxmty Planning Department and they are working on seme of the signage issues, and the lighting she basically heard about on election night but people were wondering around in the dark for quite a while trying to find the polling place. So it is scmething that we will want to attend to. Hopefully, West Hill Fire Station will be open next year and we can vote there. The other things she wanted to ccranent on was reducing the speed limit on Harris B. Dates Drive makes a great deal of sense fron 55 to 30 since she did not think the road could be negotiated at 55 MPH. We have another problem up on West Hill that we are working on, it really isn't your problem though. It's handicapped access between the hospital and Biggs BuilddLng now. The hospital has planted trees in front of places v^ere it used to be that v^eelchairs could go and they have also blocked off access and put new curb cuts in. We have problQn[is with that because of people ccming from Social Services and Health Department issues frequently have to go to the hospital. So at tMs point vAiat we have is four people who have to call Gadabout to come fron downtown to pick them up to drive them out to Harris B. Dates Drive and back down to the hospital. She stated that they were working with the hospital, they have liability problems but we would like to see if we can get that resolved. Mrs. Dietrich went on to say that on the public hearing for the Kyong project, if she could request, if it was at all possible to try to do it at Mayers School on West Hill that is really the most convenient for the people v^o live up there and are most closely effected. She stated that she would like to request that. And finally on your public hearing at 6:30 she stated that she would Town Boaird Minutes 13 November 10, 1988 just ccnment now as she had another meeting to attend. On the sprinkler ordinance, if the volume of calls that she had received was any indication her constituents would certainly appreciate the Board amending that law PHASE I - I/I STUDY Supervisor Desch asked the Town Engineer if there was any more on this iton? Town Engineer Flumerfelt replied that he would be back to the Board later. SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER PEZONING OF GEORGE DENGLER PROPERTy LOCATED AT 250 DUBOIS ROAD Town Planner Susan Beeners stated that the proposal had cane in as a subdivision proposal to the Planning Board. The deminsions of the proposed lot are about five foot short, in the depth of being a legal R-30 lot so the only real way for the Planning Board to approve it as a lot was to make it conditional either upon a yard variance from the Zoning Board or a rezoning. The irtmediate intention for the lot is that it will be consolidated with one of houses vdiich is adjacent. Councilwonan Raffensperger stated that she had received a couple of telephone calls froti Woolf Lane residents v^o are opposed to the rezoning but she felt the Board should hold a public hearing and have the opportxmity to discuss it. RESOLUTION NO. 308 Motion by Councilwcman Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on Decatiber 12, 1988 at 7:30 P.M., to consider the proposed rezoning of a 0.83 acre portion of Town of Ithaca Tax Parcel No. 6-23-1-14, located at 250 Dubois Road abutting Woolf Lane, George Dengler, T^plicant. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leajry and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER CERTAIN CLARIFYING AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE Town Attorney Barney stated that there were six local law clarifying amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. RESOLUTiaj NO. 309 Motion by Councilwcanan Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Tbwn Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on December 12, 1988 at 7:45 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance in relation to setback and yard requirements in various zones in the Town. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). Town Board Minutes 14 Noveniber 10, 1988 RESOLUTION KO. 310 Motion by Supervisor Desch; seconded by Councilman Ba3rtholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on Decotiber 12, 1988 at 8:00 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Tcwn of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance to clari:^ and amend height limitations related to buildings and structures in the Town. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 311 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on December 12, 1988 at 6:40 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance to clarify the number of dwellings that can be located on lots in Residential Zones. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 312 Motion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Councilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on December 12, 1988 at 6:45 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance amending and enlarging the requirements for buffer areas and landscaping, fencing and screening in various zones in the Town. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 313 Motion by Supervisor Desch; seconded by Councilwcman Raffensperger, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on December 12, 1988 at 6:30 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance prohibiting construction of more than one principal building on any lot in any Residential District. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 314 Motion by Coimcilman Bartholf; seconded by Supervisor Desch, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Tcwn of Ithaca will meet and conduct a public hearing on December 12, 1988 at 6:35 P.M., to consider a local law amending the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance to provide for an automatic termination of variances and special aiprovals if not used. Town Board Minutes 15 November 10, 1988 (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). AWARD OF BIDS FOR PHASE III OF 1988 WATER AND SEWER IMPROVHyiENTS Town Engineer Flumerfelt stated that the original plan was to include this is Phase II of the project, very late, after atteancpting to find out frcm Conrail all of their requirements, we deleted it frcm Phase II and put it into Phase III and at the same time made significant revisions in the amount of sheet piling that was required along the sewer vdiere ever it was close to the railroad. The sheet piling would have amounted to scmev^ere over $500,000 had we gone to the original plan. We reduced that by about 85% but still contractors apparently had a hard time finding out frcm Conrail exactly \ihat their requirements would be for having their inspector and flagman on the job. Those two people would cost $600 a day and there was no definite guideline as to v^en they would be required to be there. Consequently, their unit prices were very high. RESOLUTIOJ NO. 315 Motion by Councilwcman Raffensperger; seconded Councilman Bartholf, WHEREAS, six bids were received Novonber 4, 1988, for Phase III Construction of Water and Sanitary Sewer Mains - 1987 Inprovements, ranging in base bid amounts frcm $597,925 to $791,210, and WHEREAS, the low bid submitted by Randsco Pipeline, Inc., of Rochester, New York, is significantly higher than the Engineer's estimate and, if awarded, would cause the total funds available for the 1987 Water and Sewer Inprovements project to be exceeded, NOW TBIEREPORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca that all bids for the subject Phase III Construction be rejected, that the Town Engineer be directed to explore all possible design modifications that could result in lower construction cost, that such modifications be incorporated in revised plans for the work, and that the work be rebid as soon as possible. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RECORDING SECRETARY FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING COMMITTEE RESOLUTION NO. 316 Motion by COiancilranan Raffensperger; seconded by Coimcilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca ratify and herel^ does ratify the appointment of Connie J. Holccmb as Recording Secretary for the Carprehensive Planning Subcoranittee, at a rate of $75.00 per meeting to be charged to Accoimt No. B8020.406, to include attendance, transcription, and minutes production for the period from Novanber 2, 1988, through December 31, 1988, subject to the conpletion of minutes for the Novanber 2, 1988 meeting and any subsequent meetings to the satisfaction of the Comprehensive Planning Subcommittee, and Town Board Minutes 16 November 10, 1988 FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Board will consider the extension of such appointment into 1989 upon reccmmendation by the Ccmprehensive Planning Subccratnittee prior to December 30, 1988. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). SECRETARY TO ZOTOfG BOARD OF APPEALS RESOLUTION NO. 317 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded hy Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca does hereby ratify the appointment of Connie J. Holccxnb as Recording Secretary for the Zoning Board of Appeals at a rate of $75.00 per meeting, duties to include attendance, transcription and the production of minutes. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). PERSONS TO BE HEARD No one present wished to speak at this time. REDUCTION OF SPEED LIMIT ON HARRIS B. DATES DRIVE RESOLUTION NO. 318 Motion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Coimcilwoman Raffensperger, WHEREAS, concern has been expressed by County, Torrpkins Comramity Hospital, and Town officials about excessive speed of vehicles on Harris B. Dates. Drive between NYS Rt. 96, Trumansburg Road, and Indian Creek Road, and WHEREAS, the Town Engineer recommends, from the standpoint of vehicular and pedestrian safety, and in recognition of the alignment of the road and its proximity to the Tcnpkins Ccmnunity Hospital, the County buildings, and the Professional Building, that the appropriate speed limit should be 30 miles per hour, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the TOwn of Ithaca authorizes the Town Supervisor to apply to the State Department of Transportation through the Tcmpkins County Commissioner of Public Works for a reduction of the speed limit on Harris B. Dates Drive from 55 MPH to 30 MPH. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). ATTENDANCE AT GRCWTH MANAGEMENT SEMINAR Councilwoman Leary stated that seme of the Board members would like to attend also. RESOLUTION NO. 319 Motion by Coimcilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, Town Board Minutes 17 November 10, 1988 RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca authorizes and hereby does authorize the attendance of Susan C. Beeners, Town Planner, George R. Frantz, Assistant Town Planner and Councilpersons Patricia Leary, Shirley Raffensperger and David Klein, at the "Managing Growth in Tcnpkins and Cortland Counties — A Program for Local Government Officials" workshop, to be held at Tatpkins Cortland Ccmmunity College on Saturday, November 19, 1988, at a cost of $25.00 each, total cost of $125,00, to be charged to Account No. B8020.403. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leajcy and Cardraan voting Aye. Nays - none). PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AMENDING LOCAL LAW #7, 1988, EXCLUDING THE REQUIREMENT OF THE INSTALLATIC»J OF SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IN NEW Cm AND TW3 FAMILY DETACHED DWELLING UNITS Proof of posting and publication of notice of a public hearing to consider amending Local Law #7, 1988, excluding the requirement of the installation of sprinkler systems in new one and twc family detached dwelling imits having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. Edward Hallberg, developer stated that the only question that remains is attached dwelling and obviously this effects him more than anyone in Town. The only other person that he knows of that is building attached single family units would be Joe Ciaschi and he understood he was not building these anymore. Mr. Hallberg stated that he would like to plead his case. As Andy Frost pointed out at the last Tcwn Board meeting, according to the N^ York State Building Code, the way that we build our houses with full fire walls in between, we build a fire wall system that goes from the floor of the basement to the peak of the roof. The fire wall system is 2" of dry wall on a steel frame that ccmes to the peak of the roof, peals -off and goes 18" each way. Any place v^ere there are sidewalls that abut they are also protected by 18" of the same fire wall. For a fire to jurrp from one unit to another it would have to either bum through and there is at least a two hour wall or jump 3' across. According to the Building Code the type of single family homes we are building are defined as single family homes. In terms of the zoning for the Town, we have individual tax maps, we are individually assessed, individual building permits, they are individually taxed, individual water meters and individual sewer taps. Evecything is defined as a single family home. When we went in to have this project and other projects of this nature, we did not ask for multi-family housing, zoning, we did not in any way try to make this a multi-family structure. We don't build them like multi-family, they are not zoned like multi-family, they are not taxed like multi-family, they are not multi-family, they are single family homes. Mr. Hallberg went on to say, the Town in it's subdivision regulations encourages cluster housing. What that does for the Town, it reduces the amount of road surfaces, the amount of sewer, the amount of water, school bus stops, everything pertinent to this issue. The nuinber of people living in there, you are worried about fire response time that kind of thing, there are more people living closer to fire hydrants. We ask you to take a look at it and basically it ccmes down to it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, call it a duck it's affordable housing, it's cluster housing, and we didn't ask it to be multi-family, it isn't multi-family, it's single family homes. At the very least if this is going to be put into effect, if we can get a moratorium so that we can go and redesign our architecture to acccramodate this law and redesign it takes several years to put a project like this together and put it Town Board Minutes 18 November 10, 1988 through planning and zoning. A lot of money is spent. He stated that he had about forty imits yet to go that he did not have building permits for, the sewer taps and water taps are already in the ground, it would be worthless right now. They were put in before this law was put into effect, this canmon areas has been deeded to the Homeowners Association, and he could not build anything but single attached homes on that without making the sales null and void or at least giving the option to everybody \^o has bought there to rescind on their purchase offers. Supervisor Desch remarked, you realize the law is already in effect? Mr. Hallberg replied, yes but the problem is this was deeded before June 1, 1988 vhen the law came into effect. Beyond the physical problems, if the Town is going to encourage both cluster housing and affordable housing and housing that makes sense, with this law he was better off building single houses using more land and deeding to the Town more roads, more sewer and more water and just more headaches. As he said before, he did not ask to be imilti-family, we are not treated like multi-family. We went along with the Town Board and it has worked very well for us to make sure these townhouses are owner occupied. It*s not a student housing project, it's not an apartment project a kind of transient kind of project, these are homes, people pay taxes on them. Again, he stated that he would like to say it walks like a duck, it quacks like a duck and he prayed the Board figured it out that it is duck for at least six months let the thing be a duck. David Klein stated that he did not always agree with Ed Hallberg but he thought that Mr. Hallberg had covered most of the ground and in this paorticular instance he agreed with Mr. Hallberg 100%. He felt that if the State Building Code defines one and two family dwelling he did not think the Town of Ithaca should go an rewrite the Building Code and felt that v^ether it's an attached or detached single family dwelling is almost in-material and he felt that one point that he had not even thought of was Mr. Hallberg's talking about driving up the costs of cluster housing it is obviously a method of using the land better and to break seme of the costs down. What you are really doing is now saying here is $3,000 to $4,000 additional cost that every cluster single family dwelling has to absorb and it may make single family clustering less attractive. He felt this was an excellent point and that from a fire safety point of view, he though Mr. Hallberg's houses had a three hour fire wall. The construction of the fire wall is such that any dwelling anyvdiere if there are four or five or six attached the way the fire wall is designed it is self supporting basically. A unit even in the middle could totally bum to the ground and units on either side are not effected. Ctoviously there may be seme fire damage outside of windows or adjacent smoke damage or heat damage if the fire litterly rages for a long period of time. But the^ buildings are built according to designs and properly inspected during construction he did not feel there was any particularly less safety involved in these cluster homes than you would have in a one or two family dwelling. So he would seriously ask the Board to consider the exenption for one and two family dwellings as defined by the Building Code vMch in this case would include attached units. As no one else present wished to speak, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. Councilman Cardman asked, the ccnments that were just make, that particular issue is not part of this law, right? Supervisor Desch replied, right. Town Board Minutes 19 November 10, 1988 Town Attorney Barney remarked well yes and no. The amendment that he had drafted that was in response to the ccmments from the last meeting relates only to detached one and two family homes. It would exclude them from the ordinance \^ere as if we had left the language just being sinply one and two family homes then it would have exenpted Mr. Hallberg's homes as well. Councilman Cardman replied, the way it is written here. Town Attorney Barney remarked, the proposed amendment excludes the sprinkler requirement in one and two family homes. Supervisor Desch stated that he was deteamiining, under the circumstances, that it is a necessity that he sign the Certificate of Necessity. There is an urgency involved as people want to get building permits, people have conmitment, etc. Councilwcman Raffensperger remarked, to consider at all the comments that have been made tonight in another category would require another public hearing on the entire thing. It would seem that perhaps we would like to go ahead with the local law we have before us and then if anyone wishes to set a public hearing for any other section, that would be the thing to do. LOCAL LAW NO. 10 - 1988 Motion by Councilwcxnan Raffensperger; seconded by Councilwcman Leary, LOCAL LAW NO. 10 - 1988 A LOCAL LAW AMENDING THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM LOCAL LAW OF THE TOWN OF ITEiACA TO DELETE THE REC^IREMENT OF SPRINKTiKRS IN ONE AND FAMILY HOMES Section 1. Applicability. This local law shall apply to all parts of the Town of Ithaca outside the Village of Cayuga Heights. Section 2. Amendments. Town of Ithaca Local Law No. 7 of the year 1988 entitled "A local law requiring sprinkler systems to be installed in buildings in the Town of Ithaca" is amended in the following manner: (a) Section 2 entitled "Definition" is hereby amended by adding the following paragraph at the end thereof: "All other terms shall have their ccramonly understood meanings. Where there is an ambiguity in the ccmmonly understood meaning of a word reference shall be made to the definitions contained in the Town of Ithaca Zoning Ordinance and the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code. Where there is a conflict in definition between such Zoning Ordinance and such Building Code, the definitions contained in the Zoning Ordinance shall control." (b) Section 3, subdivision (50) is hereby deleted in its entirety. (c) Section 3, subdivision (51) is hereby amended to read as follows: "51. Any other buildings, except detached one and tvro family dwellings, the use of v^ich includes regular overnight sleeping by human occupants." Tcfwn Board Minutes 20 Novonber 10, 1988 Section 3. Effective Date. This local law shall take effect irnnediately. Supervisor Desch called for a roll call vote. Councilman Bartholf Voting Aye Comcilman Cardman Voting Aye Coimcilwcxtian Leary Voting Aye Councilwcman Raffensperger Voting Aye Supervisor Desch Voting Aye Local Law No. 10 - 1988 was thereupon declared duly adopted. RESOLUTIOJ W). 320 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilwcman Leary, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and conduct a p\3blic hearing at 8:15 P.M., on December 12, 1988 to consider a local law amending the Sprinkler System Local Law for the Town of Ithaca to delete the requirement of sprinklers in one and two family attached homes. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AMENDING THE ZOJING ORDINANCE AND LOCAL LAN # 3 OF 1984, REGARDING THE EXPANSIC»J OF PERMITTED USES ON THE LA T0UPT^.T.R premises, 1150 DANBY ROAD, TONN OF ITHACA TAX PARCEL NO. 6-36-1-4.2 Proof of posting and pxablication of a notice of public hearing to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance and Local Law # 3 of 1984, regarding the expansion of permitted uses on the La Tourelle premises, 1150 Danby Road, TCJwn of Ithaca Tax Parcel No. 6-36-1-4.2 having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. Walter Wiggins stated is that basically they wanted to acccartplish a couple of things. One, we wanted to leave up year around the enclosure around the tennis courts, secondly to allow the construction of a swiitming pool for guest of Inn an other accessory- units like a lounge for the people vho play tennis. We want to be able to serve food for the guests in -the facility vdiich will allow us to provide alcoholic beverages for the guest in the hotel vhich we can't do now without serving food. The idea is not to have restaxarant but to provide a food service for the guest that are there. The recoimendation at -the last hearing was -that before any other buildings could be requested he would have to come back -bo the Planning Board. Mr. Herbert Monkemeyer s-tated that he had one question atxDUt the ordinance. He then asked his son Evan Monkeaieyer to explain his concern. Evan Monkemeyer replied that it was the last section, -the last sentence, number 4, is deleted, he asked v^iat was deleted? Town Planner Beeners replied, -that was cooking operations in La Tourelle. Mr. Wiggins replied, originally the only cooking that was allowed was for banquets and then we found we couldn't get a liquor license for banquets unless we paid for a license every time we had a Town Board Minutes 21 November 10, 1988 banquet. The purpose of this is to allow us to have food preparation in the Inn for banquets vdiich will allow us to serve liquor to the banquet guests as well as guests in the Inn. Mr. Monkemeyer replied that as he understood it this particular zoning says that La Tourelle is a two story building and a basonent and that you are allowed to use the basement for residences. Is that being repealed? Mr. Wiggins replied, no. The deletion only relates to the cooking facilities. As no one else wished to comment, the Sr^rvisor closed the public hearing. Councilwcman Raffensperger stated that she had heard a couple of interesting things that she had not heard before. Mr. Wiggins just said that swimming pool would be for the use of the guests at the Inn. Mr. Wiggins replied, that is vhat we have shown on our site plan that there is a swimming pool and if it is built is would be for the guests of the Inn. Councilwoman Raffensperger continued, and the restaurant would be for guests using the facility? What facility? Mr. Wiggins replied, that is correct. The hotel facility, the Inn facilities. The problon here was that we could not get a license that would allow us to serve liquor in the Inn without having a restaurant. We don*t intent on having a restaurant that serves the public but in order to qualify we will have to make a restaurant the will serve breakfast and Ixmch in the Inn. That then gives us the right to make application to have a license for the Inn to serve liquor for banquets and to Inn guests that we now do not have the right to do without a special application for every banquet. Councilwcraan Raffensperger asked, but you would serve banquets to custcmers v^o were not residents of the Inn? Mr. Wiggins replied, absolutely. Councilwcman Raffensperger asked vdiat the size of the restaurant would be? Mr. Wiggins replied, well the restaurant is really nothing more than the banquet facility. There is no irestaurant being built. There is a banquet rocm now at the lowest level of the hotel v^ch is being used only for banquets. We would now make this rocm available for breakfast and lunch for guests in the Inn. Councilwcman Raffensperger remarked, you are not building any addition to that for the restaurant facility? Mr. Wiggins replied, that is correct. The only addition that would have to be made is if the Health Department requires us to, in order to qualify the kitchen in seme way, if we had to expand the kitchen to meet their requirements but he did not think that was necessary. Town Planner Beeners renarked to Mr. Wiggins, you show a little lounge for the tennis players? Mr. Wiggins replied right, we show a little kind of building, a changing area in the little yellow building that is already there. Town Board Minutes 22 November 10, 1988 Councilwcman Raffensperger stated that she would like to ask a question about the kind of broad cabanas or other similar accessary structures related to tennis courts and swimming. She noted that this was kind of broad and anything falling within that category would have to go to the Planning Board. She stated that it was her understanding that seme how or other this tennis facility has outside memberships but the swimning pool does not. Mr. Wiggins replied, there is no intention of having an outside swiirming pool matbership. However, the tennis courts do have outside membership. Supervisor Desch asked the Town Attorney if it would require an additional hearing if the words "for guests of the Inn" were added after swimming pools. Town Attorney Barney replied, that he could not see anyone getting to teinribly excited if we added that but he always gets a little concerned if there are siabstantive changes. LOCAL LAW NO. 11 - 1988 Motion by Councilwoman Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, LOCAL LAW NO. 11 - 1988 A LOCAL LAW AMENDING THE ZOSriNG ORDINANCE AND LOCAL LAW NO. 3 OF 1984 SO AS TO EXPAND THE PERMITTED USES THE LA TOURFTJ.?; PREMISES The Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ithaca as readopted, amended, and revised as of March 21, 1986 and as subsequently revised and in particular amended by Local Law No. 3, 1984 is further amended and revised as follows: 1. Section 5, Subdivision (a) of Local Law No. 3 for the year 1984 is amended to read as follows: " (a) The only new construction and use permitted in the above district shall be a hotel or inn containing no more than 80 units for guests, and the following additional facilities, all of \diich construction may occur in phases: i) Tennis courts, enclosed or otherwise. ii) Swiitining pools. (For guests of the inn). iii) Cabanas or other similar accessory structures related to tennis courts and swimming. iv) Pond or other body of water. v) Restaurant or other food service establishment. 2. Section 5, Subdivision (b) of Local Law No. 3 for the year 1984 is amended by adding after the words "June 5, 1984" the words "and subsequent amendments thereto approved 1:^ the Planning Board." 3. Section 5, Subdivision (c) of said Loccil Law No. 3 for the year 1984 is amended to read as follows: "(c) A building permit is required for the construction of any structure or building on the premises included in the special land use district including construction of parking areas, swirtming pools, signs and outdoor lighting facilities. Town Board Minutes 23 November 10, 1988 Such permits shall not be issued until the Planning Board has approved the design, specifications and site plan for such structiares or buildings." 4. Section 5, Subdivision (d) of said Local Law No. 3 for the year 1984 is deleted. 5. In the event that any portion of this law is declared invalid by a co\irt of coipetent jurisdiction, the validity of the ronaining portions shall not be affected by such declaration of invalidity. 6. This law shall take effect immediately. Supervisor Desch called for a roll call vote. Councilman Bartholf Voting Aye Councilman Cardman Voting Aye Councilwcroan Leary Voting Aye Councilwanan Raffensperger Voting Aye Supervisor Desch Voting Aye Local Law No. 11 - 1088 was thereupon declared duly adopted. PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE 1989 TOWN OF ITHACA PRELIMINARY BUDGET Proof of posting and publication of a notice of pxjblic hearing to consider the 1989 Town of Ithaca Preliminary Budget having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. Supervisor Desch noted page 1, "Youth Services Recreation" money from the County \toch is $82,000 and then there are changes in the allocation for various forms of insurance \^ch have been reduced. On page 4 you will see "Unallocated Insurance" $57,000 reduced to $45,000. He stated that he thought that was all the changes in the printed version under Town-^de. Part-tcwn the "Unallocated Insurance" is also reduced. Under the Highway Budget, on page 12 under "Machinery" there is an addition of $15,000 which the Highway Superintendent point out to him that he had requested for safety equipment. There are seme other changes vhich have ccme about by recent events. Town-wide on page 3. Under "Elections" it appears as thought a special election may be required in 1989. These figures are based on the Town Clerk's figures. Under "Equipment" the new number is $200, "Contractual Supplies" the new number is $1,000, "Election Inspectors" vhich covers the cost of the election inspectors as well as the cost of canvassing, moving voting machines, etc., the new nimiber is $13,475. So that instead of the total for that item being $8,800 it's $14,675 \diich is an addition of $5,875. The Supervisor went on to say that under "Youth Services" the Coimty Board did not approve the full request of the various municipalities so that gap between the request that the City originally made of the Town of Ithaca of $200,000, there is a different of seme $74,000. The Mayor called me and asked if the Town, for one year, because of the expectation that the County will continue to expand its role and perhaps even consolidate the Youth Development portion of the City Youth Services into a County operation has asked if we would consider splitting the difference which turns out to be $166,000 instead of $126,000. If we did that the total on the bottom of page 12 would be $812,014. Going back Town Board Minutes 24 November 10, 1988 to the revenue page, the inpact of both of those two items would be - if you add both the change for elections and youth services the new number for "Real Property Taxes" is $150,965. Hie "Non-Property Tax Distribution by County" instead of being $289,207 would be $320,402, or a total of local sources of revenue of $520,987. Looking at page 26, so that you will know -the impact on the tax rate for Town ta3q)ayers living in the Village the new tax rate would be $1.66 which is a 19.1% increase. A totial -tax increase of all items, those that were added is 26.6 cents a thousand fron the current tax rate. As no one else wished to speak with regard to the 1989 Town of Ithaca Budget, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. Councilwoman Raffensperger asked v^ere she would find in the budget the $150,000 that is estimated to be returned at the end of 1988 for 1989 County Taxes? Supervisor Desch replied, on page 8 under "To County to Reduce Taxes". Councilwoman Raffensperger stated, that being the case and she saw vhere the $50,000 was in the present budget, then going back to page 25 to the "Estimated Fund Balances", is she correct that the "Estimated Fund Balances" as of 12/31/88 will need to have subtracted from it the fund balance appropriations that are in this budget for the '89 year? Supervisor Desch replied no, it has already been subtracted. Councilwoman Raffensperger went on to say, for example the $184,000 in the Town-^de has already had subtracted from it the $28,822 that is in the budget? Supervisor Desch replied no, because that doesn't take place until 1989. Councilwoman Raffensperger replied, that is the question that she asked before and was told it had already been done. So from the $124,913 in General Fund - Part-town we must subtract $93,329, viMch is the appropriation this year. Supervisor Desch replied, that is correct. Councilwoman Raffensperger stated that about a month ago she had asked vdiat kind of State regulations were there as to how we might deal with the Sales Tax funds that we now take directly from the County. She stated that she wanted to remind the Board that preceding the budget last year all of the Sales Tax receipts were used to reduce the tax rate in the Town of Ithaca in that area outside of the Village. Supervisor Desch replied, that is not quite right. Councilwoman Raffensperger stated that this is v^at she was told today by the Coimty. May be she did not state it quite right, however. Supervisor Desch replied, there are two aspects to this. One is that since there is no tax assigned to the Part-town budget because the amount of State Aid and other revenues has always exceeded \Aia.t we needed. That in order to effectively utilize the Sales Tax Revenue the plan has always been to apply it first to the portion of the Town-wide budget that applies to the cost of services to taxpayers v^o live outside the Village. It's like vhen the County used to apply the credit. Town Board Minutes 25 November 10, 1988 Councilwoitian Raffensperger replied that she understood this. She went on to say that now that we are taking all of the Sales Tax Revenues we are applying it, as required by law, to reduce the taxes levied for Part-town activities and any balance after that may be applied at the discretion of the Town Board to other parts of the budget. She went on to say that the reason she was bringing this up was, first of all she was not sure the Board understood the discretion they have as to how this may be applied and secondly, in looking at the budget this year she was very much concerned at \diat extent we are drawing down the fund balances for Part-town and how large the balance is in Town-wide. In other words, $155,855 in Town-wide and $31,584 in Part-town, that's a difference of 5% and 20% of the total. Supervisor Desch replied that's correct, except that the $31,000 balance in Part-town you can add the $51,000 that we may or may not choose to transfer to the County at the end of 1989. Councilworaan Raffensperger stated that she had no desire to tear the budget apart at this time but she would like to suggest that at this point we make those changes in the budget tonight vdiich would allow there to be a larger reserve in Part-town. She suggested that for example, $40,000 be ronoved from Town-wide, that $24,000 ccme out of the Hi^way Reserve. Supervisor Desch stated it was better to do it during the year \dien you know what the condition of the particular line itens are as far as both expenditures and revenue so you allocate it from v^tever part of it you want to. RESOLUTION NO. 321 Motion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Coimcilwoman Raffensperger, RESOLVED, that the TOwn Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby adopts the Preliminary Budget for 1989 as the final Budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1989. (Copy attached to the minutes). (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). 1989 SOUTHERN CAYUGA LAKE INTERMUNICIPAL WATER CCMMISSICaJ PRELIMINARY BUDGET Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the 1989 Southern Cayuga Lake Interraunicipal Water Commission Preliminary Budget having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. Supervisor Desch stated that there were no changes from viien the Board looked at the proposed budget earlier. Evan Monkoneyer ronarked that the vdiole botton line to the sprinklers is the dollars. He felt there should be an incentive to the builder to install sprinklers, seme kind of a tax incentive. Something like the sprinkler main tax that is placed upon the large sprinkler separate mains. If that could be eliminated to those people \dio have sprinklers installed that would be a tax incentive. For the single family homes, may be there should be some kind of reduction in the benefit charge, may be an elimination of it for some period of time so that the homeowner could recoup the expense. As no one else present wished to speak on the budget, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. TOWN OF ITHACA1989 PRELIMINARY BUDGETOCTOBER 24, 1988Tentative Budget - October 3, 1988Preliminary Budget - October 24, 1988Adopted Budget TABLE OF CONTENTSGeneral Fund TownwideRevenuesGeneral Fund Outside VillageRevenuesPage1Appropriations 2—67Appropriations 8-103. Highway FundRevenuesAppropriations 12-134. Wate r FundRevenues 1^Appropriations 155. Sewe r FundRevenues 16Appropriations 176. Lighting DistrictsRevenues & Appropriations 187. Fire ProtectionRevenues & Appropriations 198. Debt Service FundRevenues&Appropriations 2010. Capital Projects SummaryDrainage 21Town Hall Renovation 211987 Water Improvements Phase I 221987WaterImprovementsPhaseII 221987 Sewer Improvements Phase I 231987 Sewer Improvements Phase II 231988 Sewer Improvements Phase III 2411. Estimated Year End Fund Balances 2512. Budget Summary and Tax Rates 26-2713. Water and Sewer Serial Bond and BAN Payment Schedule 28—2914. Salary Schedule 30-31 1 ITOUN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET11PAGE 1ACCOUNT NAMEACCT.#GENERAL FUND TOWNUIDE ESTIMATED REVENUESACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM,1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETReal Property TaxesA1001350,218.00117,932.00117,932.00136,948.00136,285.00In Lieu of TaxesA1081144.702,000.002 • 000.002,000.002,000.00Interest & PenaltiesA10903,404.042,000.002,000.002,000.002,000.00Non—Property Tax Distri. byCountyA11200.00264,468.00264,468.00315,544.00289,207.00Town Clerk FeesA12551,253.202,000.002,000.002,500.002,500.00Dog Enumeration FeesA1555837.001,500.001,500.001,500.001,500.00Services to Other Gov'ts.A23780.001,000.001,000.001,000.001,000.00Interest & EarningsA24017,747.418,400.008,400.0010,500.0010,500.00Dog License ApportionmentA25445,288.304,500.004,500.004,500.004 ,500.00Fines, Fees, Forfeited BailA261021,885.5024,000.0024,000.0026,000.0026,000.00Insurance RecoveriesA268031.000.000.000.000.00MiscellaneousA27701,150.921,500.001,500.001,500.001,500.00Refund Previous Year's Exp.A27010.000.000.000.000.00Total Est. Revenues LocalSources391,960.07429,300.00429,300.000.00503,992.00476,992.00State Aid Per CapitaA3001139,453.53140,000.00140,000.00140,000.00140,000.00Mortgage TaxA3005103,509.4765,000.0065,000.0065,000.0065,000.00State Aid Youth/Old Age ProgramsA382028,867.8018,000.0018.000.0018,000.0018,000.00Youth/Rec Services/CountyA23508,200.00Total Revenues State Aid271,830.80223,000.00223,000.000.00223,000.00231,200.00TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES ;663,790.87652,300.00652,300.000.00726,992.00708,192.00Interfund TransfersInterfund TransfersA503138,023.680.0010,000.000.000.00Water/Sewer Cap.Proj.A503232,949.0035,000.0035,000.0035,000.0035,000.00Total Interfund Transfers70,972.6835,000.0045,000.000.0035,000.0035,000.00Appropriated Fund Balance118,202.000.002,834.000.0022,022.0028,822.00GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE TOTAL EST. REVENUES.INTERFUND TRANSFERS & APPRO. FUND BAL.0.000.000.00852,965.55687,300.00700,134.000.00784.014.00772,014.000.000.000.00 ( 1TOWN OP ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET1PAGE 2ACCOUNT NAMEACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETGENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE APPROPRIATIONSTOWN BOARDPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualA1010.100A1010.200A1010.A0023,820.000.002,208.7225,200.00100.002,000.0025,200.00876.002,000.0026,400.00300.002,400.0026,400.00300.002,400.0026,400.00300.002,400.00TOTAL TOWN BOARD26,028.7227,300.0028,076.0029,100.0029,100.0029,100.000.00JUSTICESPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractual ExpensesSeminars,Conf..Dues - WBSeminars.Conf..Dues — MWLaubooks,Shared SuppliesA1110.100A1110.200A1110.403A1110.404A1110.40522,593.751,344.00220.28647.502,205.5225,700.00500.007 00.001,100.001,300.0025,700.00685.00700•001,100.001,300.0027,000.00700.001,100.001,500.0027,000.00500.00700.001,100.001,500.0027,000.00500.00700.001,100.001,500.00TOTAL JUSTICESSUPERVISORPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualA1220.100A1220.200A1220.40027,011.0532,140.100.00907.2729,300.0034,300.00100.00500.0029,485.0034,300.00100.00500.0030,300.0036,900.00100.00700.0030,800.0036,900.00100.00700.0030,800.0036,900.00100.007 00.000.00TOTAL SUPERVISORINDEPENDENT AUDITING/ACCOUNTINGA1320.40033,047.372,500.0034,900.002,500.0034,900.002,500.0037,700.002,500.0037,700.002,500.0037,700.002,500.000.00TAX COLLECTIONPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualA1330.100A1330.200A1330.4004,839.90184.301,455.125,800.00200.001,600.005,800.00200.001,600.006,100.00200.001,800.006,100.00200.001,800.006,100.00200.001,800.00TOTAL TAX COLLECTION6,479.327,600.007,600.008,100.008,100.008,100.000.00PAGE TOTAL95,066.46101,600.00102,561.00107,700.00108,200.00108,200.000.00 }TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 3ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE APPROPRIATIONSACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETBUDGETPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL BUDGETTOWN CLERKPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL TOWN CLERKTOWN ATTORNEYPERSONNELPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL PERSONNELENGINEERPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL ENGINEERELECTIONSEquipmentContractualSuppliesElection InspectorsTOTAL ELECTIONSA1340.100A1340.200A1340.400A1410.100A1410.200A1410.400A1420.400A1430.100A1430.200A1430.400A1440.100A1440.200A1440.400A1450.200A1450.401A1450.40221,074.900.00903.5121,978.4136,360.10113.901,966.2738,440.2717,007.8313,945.760.001,502.4115,448.1779,924.95699.954,657.8185,282.710.0059.954,721.344,781.2923,025.00300.001,000.0024,325.0038,700.00200.001,000.0039,900.0019,000.0015,155.00250.002,000.0017,405.0088,000.002,000.003,500.0093,500.00200.00600.007,800.008,600.0023,025.005,300.001,000.0029,325.0038,700.00200.001,000.0039,900.0019,000.0015,155.00250.002,000.0017,405.0088,000.005,179.003,508.0096,687.002,325.00600.007,800.0010,725.0022,350.00750.001,200.0024,300.0040,600.003,700.002,000.0046,300.0023,000.0023,250.00300.001,100.0024,650.0096,500.003,500.003,000.00103,000.00200.00600.008,000.008,800.0022,350.00750.001,200.0024,300.0040,600.003,700.001,200.0045,500.0023,000.0023,250.00300.001,100.0024,650.0092,950.003,500.003,000.0099,450.00200.00600.008,000.008,800.0022,350.00750.001,200.0024,300.0040,600.003,700.001,200.0045,500.0023,000.0023,250.00300.001,100.0024,650.0092,950.003,500.003,000.0099,450.00200.00600.008,000.008,800.000.000.000.000.000.00PAGE TOTAL182.938.68202.730.00213,042.00230.050.00225,700.00225,700.000.00 JTOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET( 1PAGE AACCOUNT NAMEGENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE APPROPRIATIONSACCT.#BUILDINGS (TOWN HALL)Personal Services A1620.100Equipment A1620.200Contractual ExpensesUtilities A1620.A10Bldg/Grounds Maintenance A1620.412TOTAL BUILDINGS (TOWN HALL)SHARED SERVICESEquipmentEquipment payments A1670.201Computer/Computer Accessories A1670.202Copying Machine A1670.203Postage Meter A1670.204ContractualOffice Supplies A1670.Copying Supplies A1670,Equipment Maintenance A1670.Postage A1670,Legal Ads A1670.Computer Supplies A1670,Telephone A1670Miscellaneous A1670,TOTAL SHARED SERVICESUNALLOCATED INSURANCE A1910.400MUNICIPAL DUES A1920.400MISCELLANEOUS A1989.400CONTINGENT ACCOUNT A1990.400PAGE TOTAL405406407408409411415499ACTUAL19878,325.841,865.758,589.302,311.4021,092.293,472.68318.185,715.000.002,044.052,292.438,957.375,939.572,365.821,057.501,413.820.0033,576.42114,628.63800.002,000.000.00172,097.34ADOPTED1988 BUDGET8,780.00200.0012,000.001,000.0021,980.000.000.000.00900.003,000.002,000.005,000.005,000.002,500.001,600.002,000.00300.0022,300.0050,000.00800.002,000.005,000.00102,080.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET8,780.00200.0012,000.001,042.0022,022.000.000.000.00900.003,000.002,000.005,000.005,000.002,500.001,600.002,000.00300.0022,300.0050,000.00800.002,000.001.224.0098,346.00DEPT. RECOMM,1989 BUDGET9,230.00200.0012,000.001,100.0022,530.004,400.000.000.000.003,200.002,200.006,000.006,000.004,000.001,700.002,000.00300.0029,800.0057,000.00917.002,000.008,000.00120,247.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET9,230.00200.0012,000.001,100.0022,530.004,400.000.000.000 .003,200.002,200.006,000.008,000.004,000.001,700.002,000.00300.0031,800.0057,000.00917.002,000.005,000.00119,247.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET9,230.00200.0012,000.001,100.0022,530.004,400.000.000.000.003,200.002,200.006,000.008,000.004,000.001,700.002,000.00300.0031,800.0045,000.00917.002,000.005,000.00107,247.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.00 1TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 5ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE APPROPRIATIONSCROSSING GUARDSPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL CROSSING GUARDSTRAFFIC SAFETYDOG CONTROLSUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYSPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL SUPER, OF HIGHWAYSHIGHWAY GARAGEPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractual ExpensesUtilitiesBldg/Grounds MaintenanceTelephoneTOTAL HIGHWAY GARAGESTREET LIGHTINGBUS OPERATIONS (Hospital Bus)PAGE TOTALA3120.100A3120.200A3120.400A3310.400A3510.400AS010.100AS010.200A5010.400AS132.100A5132.200A5132.410A5132.412A5132.415A5182.400AS630.400ACTUAL19873,522.850.00120.003,542.85853.588,756.0422,993.750.00742.5223,736.2769.0014,082.9710,789.766,527.691,290.1232,759.5432,172.874,261.80106,182.95ADOPTED1988 BUDGET0.000.000.000.001,300.009,200.0026,500.00200.00600.0027,300.000.002,000.0012,000.006,800.001,200.0022,000.0029,000.004,500.0093,300.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET0.000.000.000.001,300.009,200.0026,500.005,200.00600.0032,300.000.002,000•0012,000.006,800.001,495.0022,295.0029,000.004,500.0098,595.00DEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.001,500.0010,500.0036,600.001,000.00950.0038,550.000.0016,000.0012,000.008,000.001,600.0037,600.0030,500.004,500.00123,150.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.001,500.009,500.0036,600.001,000.00950.0038,550.000.000.0012,000.008,000.001,600.0021,600.0035,500.004,500.00111,150.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.001,500.009,500.0036,600.001,000.00950.0038,550.000.000.0012,000.008,000.001,600.0021,600.0035,500.004,500.00111,150.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.00 ^ ]TOUN OF ITHACA ~ 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 6ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE APPROPRIATIONSPLAYGROUNDS & RECREATIONPersonal Services A7140.100Equipment A7140.200Contractual A7140.400Pleasant Grove Walkway A7140.401Coddington Rd. Comm. Center A7140.402TOTAL PLAYGROUNDS & RECREATIONJOINT YOUTH/OLD AGE PROJECTSCity of Ithaca Youth BureauHuman Services CoalitionT.C. Senior Citizens CouncilTOTAL YOUTH/OLD AGE PROJECTSTOWN HISTORIANJOINT PLANNINGRoute 96 StudyTransportation StudyTOTAL JOINT PLANNINGA7320.401A7320.402A7320.403A7510.400A8025.400A8025.401EMPLOYEE BENEFITSState Retirement A9010.800Social Security A9030.800Workmen's Compensation A9040.800Disability Insurance A9055.800Group Health Insurance A9060.800TOTAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITSPAGE TOTALACTUAL19870.000.002,532.170.004,034.346,566.5180,045.001,635.004,000.0085,680.003,345.253,170.920.003,170.9218,816.0019.130.863,901.81402.5925,780.6168.031.87166,794.55ADOPTED1988 BUDGET800.00300.000.0012,000.003,000.0016,100.0088,000.001,700.004,000.0093,700.003,000.000.000.000.0018,690.0021,000.008,7 00.00400.0026,000.0074,790.00187,590.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET800.00300.000.0012,000.003,000.0016,100.0088,000.001,700.004,000.0093,700.003,000.000.000.000.0018,690.0021,000.008,700.00400.0026,000.0074,790.00187,590.00DEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGET800.00300.000.000.004,000.005,100.00120,000.001,800.004,000.00125,800.001,000.000.000.000.0018,395.0023,000.0010,000.00300.0039,600.0091,295.00223,195.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET800.00300.000.000.004,000.005,100.00126,000.001,800.004,000.00131,800.001,000.000.000.000.0018,395.0023,000.0010,000.00300.0030,122.0081,817.00219,717.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET800.00300.000.000.004,000.005,100.00126,000.001,800.004,000.00131,800.001,000.000.000.000.0018,395.0023,000.0010,000.00300.0030,122.0081,817.00219,717.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONSGENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE723,079.98687,300.00700,134.00804,342.00784,014.00772,014.000.00 ^ 1TOUN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET]PAGE 7ACCOUNT NAMEACCT.#GENERAL FUND PARTTOWN ESTIMATED REVENUESIn Lieu of Taxes B1081Non-Property Tax Distri. by County 81120B1170B1S70B2110B2115B2378B24018268082700TV Franchise TaxCharges for DemolitionZoning FeesPlanning FeesServices to Other Gov'ts.Interest & EarningsInsurance RecoveriesMiscellaneousTotal Est. Revenues Local SourcesState Aid per CapitaMortgage TaxOther State AidTotal Revenues State AidTOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUESInterfund TransfersFRS - Inlet Valley ParkAppropriated Fund Balance83001830058308985031GENERAL FUND PARTTOWN TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES,INTERFUND TRANSFERS, APPRO. FUND BALANCEACTUAL198711,607.390.0011,649.091,543.7318,751.580.0011,450.120.000.0055,001.91127,209.41137,996.5311,202.00276,407.94331,409.8512,658.00243,038.00587,105.85ADOPTED1988 BUDGET6,000.00557,733.0011,600.000.0026,000.000.0011,000.000.000.00612,333.00130,000.0070,000.009,000.00209,000.00821,333.000.0060,000.00881,333.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET6,000.00557,733.0011,600.000.0026,000.000.0011,000.000.000.00612,333.00130,000.0070,000.009,000.00209,000.00821,333.000.0061,656.00882,989.00DEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET2,000.00846,558.0012,500.000.0034,000.003,500.0015,000.000.000.00913,558.00130,000.0075,000.009,000.00214,000.001,127,558.000.0093,329.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET2,000.00846,558.0012,500.000.0034,000.001,000.003,500.0015,000.000.000.00914,558.00130,000.0075,000.009,000.00214,000.001,128,558.000.0093,329.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.000.00 1,220,887.00 1,221,887.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 8ACCOUNT NAMEGENERAL FUND PARTTOWN APPROPRIATIONSACCT.#ATTORNEYSHARED SERVICESEquipment — Copier, ComputerContractual ExpensesOffice SuppliesCopier SuppliesEquipment MaintenancePostageLegal AdsComputer SuppliesTelephoneMiscellaneousTOTAL SHARED SERVICESUNALLOCATED INSURANCECONTINGENT ACCOUNTTO COUNTY TO REDUCE TAXESTRAFFIC SAFETYCROSSING GUARDSPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualTOTAL CROSSING GUARDSBUS OPERATIONSNortheast TransitEast Ithaca TransitGadaboutTOTAL BUS OPERATIONSPAGE TOTAL81420,400B1670.201B1670B1670B1670B1670B1670B1670B1670B1670405406407408.409,411.415.49981910.40081990.40081972.00083310.40083120.10083120.20083120.40085630.43085630.43185630.432ACTUAL198720,000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 .000.00185,399.004,846.970.000.000.000.003,963.560.005,350.009,313.56219,559.53ADOPTED1988 BUDGET22,000.0012,000.001,000.002,000.003,000.001,500.00800.002,600.00800.0023,700.0070,000.007,500.000.003,000.004,000.00100.000.004,100.008,500.00500.005,750.0014.750.00145,050.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET22,000.0012,000.001,000.002,000.003,000.001,500.00800.002,600.00800.0023,700.0070,000.004,000.00150,000.003,000.004,000.00100.000.004,100.008,500.00500.005.750.0014.750.00291,550.00DEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGET25.000.0012,000.002,500.003.000.004,000.001.600.001,400.003,000.00500.0028,000.0075,000.007,500.0051.443.003,000 - 004 ,400.00100.000.004,500.008,500.00500.006,150.0015,150.00209,593.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET25,000.000.002,500.003,000.004,000.001,600.001.400.003,000.00500.0016,000.0075,000.007,500.0051,443.003.000.004,400.00100.000.004,500.008,500.00500.006,150.0015,150.00197,593.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET25,000.000.002,500.003,000.004,000.001,600.001,400.001,000.003,000.00500.0017,000.0060,000.007,500.0051,443.003,000.004,400.00100.000.004,500.008,500.00500.006,150.0015,150.00183,593.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000.00 tTOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 8UDGET WORKSHEETDPAGE 9ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.ffGENERAL FUND PARTTOWN APPROPRIATIONSPARK MAINTENANCEPersonal ServicesMaintenance B7140.101Construction 87140.102EquipmentMaintenance 87140.201Construction 87140.202ContractualMaintenance 87140.401Grandview Construction 87140.402South Hill Trail 87140.403TOTAL PARK MAINTENANCEACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGET18,187.7619,628.720.002,126.891.265.108,947.410.0050,155.8825,836.0024,133.00500.005,000.001,600.0026,964.000.0084,033.0025,836.0024,133.001,000.006,422.001,614.0026,542.000.0085,547.0025,100.0029,200.002,500.007,000.002,000.0023,040.0018,500.00107,340.0025,100.0029,200.002,500.006,000.002,000.0023,040.0018,500.00106,340.0025,100.0029,200.002,500.006,000.002,000.0023,040.0018,500.00106,340.000.00ZONINGPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractualBoard Member FeesConferences/SchoolsVehicle Maint - Z.O.MiscellaneousTOTAL ZONING8801088010,B8010.88010,88010880108801010020040040140340440542,326.65587.948,930.290.000.000.000.0051,844.8860,400.00600.000.004,800.00500.00500.00500.0067,300.0060,400.00600.0071.004,800.00500.00500.00500.0067,371.0069,632.003,600.000.004,800.00500.00500.00500.0079,532.0069,962.003,600.000.004,800.00500.00500.00500.0079,862.0069,962.003,600.000.004,800.00500.00500.00500.0079,862.000.00PLANNINGPersonal Services 88020.100Equipment/Computer 88020.200Contractual 88020.400Board Member Fees 88020.401Conferences/Schools 88020.403Landscaping-Hospital Access Rd. 88020.404Miscellaneous 88020.405^Planning Study 88020.406TOTAL PLANNINGPAGE TOTAL*New subsidiary accounts for 198946,067.085,476.8211,205.620.000.000.000.000.0062,749.52164.750.2871,900.001,000.007,800.00400.003,000.00500.000.0084 ,600.00235,933.0071,900.001,000.0071.007,800.003,900.003,000.00500.000.0088,171.00241,089.0076,162.004,750.007,800.003,625.003,000.00500.0046,350.00142,187.00329,059.0076,162.004,750.007,800.003,625.000.00500.0046,350.00139,187.00325,389.0076,162.004,750.007,800.003,625.000.00500.0046,350.00139,187.00325,389.000.000.00 1TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 10ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#GENERAL FUND PARTTOWN APPROPRIATIONSACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETEMPLOYEE BENEFITSState RetirementSocial SecurityWorkmen's CompensationDisability InsuranceGroup Health InsuranceTOTAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITSINTERFUND TRANSFERSHighway FundPAGE TOTALB9010.800B9030.800B9040.800B9055.800B9060.8008.208.008,839.482,994.19275.6311,207.4931,524.7956,940.0088,464.797,700.0014,000.004,000.00250.0017,400.0043,350.00457,000.00500,350.007,700.0014,000.004 ,000.00250.0017,400.0043,350.00457,000.00500,350.0010,443.0014,000.005,000.00150.0020,736.4850,329.48647,576.00697,905.4810,443.0014,000.005,000.00150.0020,736.0050,329.00647,576.00697,905.0010,443.0014,000.005,000.00150.0020,736.0050,329.00662,576.00712,905.000.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONSGENERAL FUND PARTTOWN472,774.60881,333.00 1,032,989.00 1,236,557.48 1,220,887.00 1,221,887.000.00 TOUN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET}PAGE 11ACCOUNT NAMEHIGHWAY FUND - ESTIMATED REVENUESReal Property TaxesServices to Other Gcv'ts.Interest & EarningsCapital Reserve Int/EarningsSale of EquipmentRefund Previous Year Exp.MiscellaneousReimburs.from County-Forest HomeTotal Est. Revenues Local SourcesState AidCHIPSSafer Off SystemTotal Revenues State AidInterfund Transfer from ParttownAppropriated Fund BalanceACCT.#DB1001DB2300DB2401DR2402DB266SDB2701DB2770DB2771DB3001DB3501DB3502DBS031ACTUAL1987429,627.005•000.0028,942.332,201.380.000.006,848.780.00472,619.4924,370.0034,184.750.0058,554.7556,940.00148,184.00ADOPTED1988 BUDGET0.006,000.0019,000.001,000.000.000.000.000.0026,000.0024,000.0030,000.000.0054,000.00457,000.00277,300.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET0.006,000.0019,000.001,000.000.000.000.000.0026,000.0024,000.0030,000.000.0054,000.00457,000.00287,056.00DEPT. RECOMM,1989 BUDGET0.000.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET0.007,000.0021,000.001,000.00500.000.000.000.0029,500.0024,000.0033,672.000.0057,672.00647,576.00155,525.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET0.007,000.0021,000.001,000.00500.000.000.000.0029,500.0024,000.0033,672.000.0057,672.00662,576.00155,525.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.00HIGHWAY FUND TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES,INTERFUND TRANSFERS, APPRO. FUND BAL.736,298.24814,300.00824,056.000.00890,273.00905,273.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORkJ^EET1PAGE12 3)ACCOUNT NAMEACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETHIGHWAY FUND - APPROPRIATIONSGENERAL REPAIRSPersonal ServicesDBS110.10057,000.0060,700.0060,700.0074,700.0074,700.0074,700.00Contractual ExpensesGas,Oil,DieselRoad RepairsMiscellaneousDB5110.4S0DB5110.4S1DB5110.4999,6^12.8729,229.90768.7314,000.0053,000.001,500.0014,000.0053,000.001,500.000.0052,750.003,500.0012,000.0052,750.003,000.0012,000.0052,750.003,000.00TOTAL GENERAL REPAIRS96.641.50129,200.00129,200.00130,950.00142,450.00142,450-000.00PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTSPersonal ServicesDB5112.10044,000.0047,450.0047,450.0039,600.0039,600.0039,600.00Contractual ExpensesGas,Oil,DieselReg.Road Perm. ImprovementsCHIPSSafer Off SystemHospital Access RoadPark LaneMiscellaneousBurns Rd Phll/SandBank RdDB5112.450DB5112.^53DB5112.4S4DB5112.A55DBS112.A56DB5112.457DB5112.A99DB5112.A583,835.52123,929.5032,627.300.00928.180.000.0014,000.00168,000.0030,000.000.0010,000.0035,000.000.0014,000.00168,000.0030,000.000.0010,000.0035,000.000.000.00246,000.0031,000.000.000.000.003,000.0012,000.00203,000.0031,000.000.000.000.003,000.0035,000.0012,000.00203,000.0031,000.000.000.000.003,000.0035,000.00TOTAL PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS205,320.50304,450.00304,450.00319,600.00323,600.00323,600.000.00MACHINERYPersonal ServicesEquipmentContractual ExpensesOilVehicle Maintenance/PartsMisc. Tools/SuppliesDB5130.100DB5130.200DB5130.A50DB5130.460DB5130.A6110,000.0053,064.451,523.7551,591.891,694.6210,650.0079,000.002,500.0065,000.002,000.0010,650.0087,532.002,500.0066,012.002,000.0022,200.00105,850.0037,500.0065,000.003,645.0022,200.00105,850.002,500.0065,000.003,645.0022,200.00105,850.002,500.0065,000.0018,645.00TOTAL MACHINERY117,874.71159,150.00168,694.00234,195.00199,195.00214,195.000.00PAGE TOTAL419,836.71592,800.00602,344.00684,745.00665,245.00680,245.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 13ACCOUNT NAMEHIGHWAY FUND - APPROPRIATIONSBRUSH & WEEDSPersonal ServicesContractualTOTAL BRUSH & WEEDSSNOW REMOVALPersonal ServicesContractual ExpensesGas,Oil,DieselSaltSandTools,Parts,SuppliesTOTAL SNOW REMOVALEMPLOYEE BENEFITSState RetirementSocial SecurityWorkmen's CompensationUnemployment InsuranceDisability InsuranceGroup Health InsuranceTOTAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITSINTERFUND TRANSFERSCapital Projects - Burns RoadCapital Projects - DrainageTOTAL INTERFUND TRANSFERSPAGE TOTALACCT.#DB51A0.100DB5140.A00DB5142.100DB5142.A50DB5142.AS2DB5142.453DB5142.461DB9010.800DB9030.800DB9040.800DB90S0.800DB90SS.800089060.800DB9901.900ACTUAL198714,715.29976.1215,691.4168,465.104,826.3613,823.018,512.62650.0096,277.0914,323.0013,912.7810,113.005,411.00431.4022,386.6666,577.840.000.000.00178,546.34ADOPTED1988 BUDGET18,000.009,000.0027.000.0074,000.0010«000.0012,000.0012,000.002,000.00110,000.0014,800.0015,900.0011,200.000.00400.0022,200.0064,500.000.0020,000.0020,000.00221,500.00AMENDED1988 BUDGET18,000.009,212.0027,212.0074 ,000.0010,000.0012,000.0012,000.002,000.00110,000.0014 ,800.0015,900.0011,200.000.00400.0022,200.0064,500.000.0020,000.0020,000.00221,712.00DEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGET18,000.008,700.0026,700.0079,400.000.0012.000.0012,000.002,000.00105,400.0017,803.0017,500.0012,000.000.00100.0040•000.0087,403.000.00219,503.00TENTATIVE1989 BUDGET18,000.008,700.0026.700.0079,400.0011,000 .<0012,000.0012,000.002,000.00116,400.0017,803.0017,500.0012,000.000.00100.0024,525.0071,928.000.0010,000.0010,000.00225,028.00PRELIMINARY1989 BUDGET18,000.008,700.0026,700.0079,400.0011,000.0012,000.0012,000.002,000.00116,400.0017,803.0017,500.0012,000.000.00100.0024,525.0071,928.000.0010,000.0010,000.00225,028.00ADOPTED1989 BUDGET0.000.000.000 . 000 . 00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, INTERFUNDTRANSFERS HIGHWAY FUND598,383.05814.300.00824,056.00904,248.00890,273.00905,273.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET1PAGE 14ACCOUNT NAMEWATER FUND - ESTIMATED REVENUESACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETWater Benefit Charges F1032Bolton Point Benefit Charges F1033Metered Water Sales F2142Water Service Charges F2144Water Service Surcharge F2146Penalties on Water Rents F2148Services to Other Governments F2378Interest S Earnings F2401Insurance Recoveries F2680Miscellaneous F2770Total RevenuesINTERFUND TRANSFERSFrom Cap. Proj. Water Improve. F5031From Debt Service Fund F5050Total Interfund TransfersAppropriated Fund Balance149,676.00155,717.80648,185.271,058.7127,750.014,619.554,080.969,149.980.000.0019,715.800.0019,715.8034,753.00162,500.00188,500.00650,000.002,000.0065,000.005,000.000.0011,000.000.000.001,000,238.28 1,084,000.10.0015,000.0015,000.0062,442.00162,500.00188,500.00650,000.002,000.0065,000.005•000.000.0014,000.000.000.000.0015,000.0015,000.0064,747.00197,000.00195,000.00710,000.002,000.0071,000.005,000.000.0014,000.000.000.00197,000.00195,000.00710,000.002,000.0071,000.005,000.000.0014,000.000.000.00197,000.00195,000.00710,000.002,000.0071,000.005,000.000.0014 ,000.000.000.001,087,000.00 1,194,000.00 1,194,000.00 1,194,000.000.0015,000.0015,000.0081,465.000.0015,000.0015,000.0081,465.000.00* 15,000.0015,000.0081,465.000.000.00WATER FUND TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES,INTERFUND TRANSFERS & APPRO. FUND BALANCE1,054,707.08 1,161,442.00 1,166.747.00 1,290,465.00 1,290,465.00 1,290,465.000.00 )TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 15ACCOUNT NAMEWATER FUND - APPROPRIATIONSACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETTRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTIONPersonal Services F8340.100Contractual ExpensesElectric F83fl0.410Repairs to Lines F8340.A70Capital Improv./Reg. Extensions F8340.48OTank Painting/Maint. F8340.4811987 Water Improvement Cap.Proj. F8340.484Miscellaneous F8340.4990.0035,484.8553,549.5439.8010,517.294,498.672,119.860.0038,000.0043,150.0042,700.0063,300.000.001,000.000.0038,000.0045,455.0042,700.0063,300.000.001,000.000.0041,500.0053,500.0028,000.0072,000.000.001,000.000.0041,500.0053,500.0027,443.0072,000.000.001,000.000.0041,500.0053,500.0027,443.0072,000.000.001,000.00TOTAL TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION106,210.01188,150.00190,455.00196,000.00195,443.00195,443.000.00COMMON WATER SUPPLYContractual ExpensesBolton Point Benefit Charge F8350.471Bolton Point Water Charges F8340.472West Hill/Forest Wtr. Charges F8350.473Miscellaneous F8350.499152,780.10544,964.86102,745.400.00150,100.00549,000.00101,000.000.00150,100.00549,000.00101,000.000.00146,723.00590,000.00120,000.000.00146,723.00590,000.00120,000.000.00146,723.00590,000.00120,000.000.00TOTAL COMMON WATER SUPPLY800,490.36800,100.00800,100.00856,723.00856,723.00856,723.000.00SERIAL BOND/BAN PRINCIPAL & INTERESTSerial Bond PrincipalSerial Bond InterestBAN PrincipalBAN InterestF9710.600F9710.700F9730.600F9730.70064,870.0073,997.4913,000.0018.227.5165,370.0051,532.0013,000.0043,290.0065,370.0051,532.0013,000.0043,290.0063,940.0047,802.0063,000.0063,000.0063,940.0047,802.0065,800.0060,757.0063,940.0047,802.0065,800.0060,757.00TOTAL BOND/BAN PRINCIPAL & INTEREST170,095.00173,192.00173,192.00237,742.00238,299.00238,299.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONSWATER FUND1,076,795.37 1,161,442.00 1,163.747.00 1,290.465.00 1.290,465.00 1,290,465.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 16ACCOUNT NAMESEWER FUND - ESTIMATED REVENUESACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETSewer Benefit Charge-Collection 61030Sewer Benefit Charge-Plant G1031Sewer Rents 62120Sewer Surcharge G2122Penalties on Sewer Rents G2128Services to Other Gov'ts. G2378Interest & Earnings 62^01Miscellaneous G2770Joint Sewei—Bond Payment G2771Total Est. RevenuesInterfund TransfersSewer Capital Projects G5031Debt Service Fund G5050Appropriated Fund Balance247,690.0068.927.61655,958.7518,980.282,004.481,100.0027,612.160.00142,800.001,165,073.2829,483.330.000.00260,000.0075,000.00511,305.0038,000.002,000.000.0017,580.000.000.00903,885.000.0018,526.000.00260,000.0075,000.00511,305.0038,000.002,000.000.0017.580.000.000.000.0018,526.000.00277,000.0079,000.00652,000.0045,600.002,000.000.0019,500.000.000.00277,000.0079,000.00652,000.0045,600.002,000.000.0019,500.000.000.00277,000.0079,000.00652,000.0045,600.002,000.000.0019,500.000.000.00903,885.00 1,075,100.00 1,075,100.00 1,075,100.000.00*0,000.000.000.000.0020,000.000.000.0020,000.000.000.00TOTAL SEWER ESTIMATED REVENUES, INTERFUNDTRANSFERS, APPRO. FUND BAL.1,194,556.61922,411.00922,411.00 1,095,100.00 1,095,100.00 1,095,100.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET1PAGE 17ACCOUNT NAMESEWER FUND - APPROPRIATIONSACCT.#ACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETSANITARY SEWERSPersonal ServicesContractual ExpensesPower a LightsRepairs S MaintenanceCity PaymentVCH PaymentCapital Improvements1987 Sewer Cap.ProjMiscellaneousG8120.100G8120G8120,G8120G8120,G8120G8120G81204104804814824834844990.002.733.8114,531.910.0082,602.000.004,361.331,319.720.005,000.0035,000.000.0085,070.007,500.000.000.000.005,000.0035,000.000.0085,070.007,500.000.000.000.006,000.0040,000.000.0097,000.0028,212.000.000.000.006,000.0039,000.000.0097,000.0028,212.000.001,000.000.006,000.0039,000.000.0097,000.0028,212.000.001,000.00TOTAL SANITARY SEWERS105,548.77132,570.00132,570.00171,212.00171,212.00171,212.000.00JOINT SEWER PROJECTSewer Rents to Joint SewerFinal Payment Step II PhaseTOTAL JOINT SEWER PROJECTG8150.400G8150.401303,057.000.00303,057.00340,000.000.00340,000.00340,000.000.00340,000.00379,421.000.00379,421.00379,421.000.00379,421.00379,421.00' 0.00379,421.000.00SERIAL BOND/BAN PRINCIPAL & INTERESTSerial Bond Principal G9710.600Serial Bond Interest G9710.700BAN Principal G9730.600BAN Interest G9730.700212,630.00305,777.510.000.00212,130.00214,631.000.0023,080.00212,130.00214,631.000.0023,080.00218,560.00200,805.0067,500.0057,602.00218,560.00200,805.0067,500.0057,602.00218,560.00200,805.0067,500.0057,602.00BOND/BAN PRINCIPAL & INTERESTINTERFUND TRANSFERSSewer Capital Projects Phase ISewer Capital Projects Phase IITOTAL INTERFUND TRANSFERSG9901.900518,407.510.000.000.00449,841.000.000.000.00449,841.000.000.00544,467.000.000.000.000.00544,467.000.000.000.00544,467.000.000.000.000.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, INTERFUNDTRANSFERS SEWER FUND927,013.28922,411.00922,411.00 1,095,100.00 1,095,100.00 1,095,100.000.00 )TOUN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETJPAGE 18ACCOUNT NAMEACCT.#LIGHTING DISTRICTS - ESTIMATED REVENUESACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1989 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETFOREST HOMEReal Property TaxesInterest & Earnings6LENSIDEReal Property TaxesInterest & EarningsRENWICK HEIGHTSReal Property TaxesInterest & EarningsEASTWOOD COMMONSReal Property TaxesInterest & EarningsCLOVER LANEReal Property TaxesInterest & EarningsSLl-1001SLl-2401SL2-1001SL2-2401SL3-1001SL3-2401SL4-1001SL4-2401SL5~1001SL5-2401TOTAL EST. REVENUES LIGHTING DISTRICTS1,520.0043.41720-0062.16840.0025.001,650.0043.01265.0027.295,195.871,650.0060.007 00.0050.00900.0030.001,800.0050.00260.0010.005,510.001,650.0060.007 00 W0050.00900.0030.001,800.0050.00260.0010.005,510.001,750.0060.00700.0050.00900.0030.002,000.0070.00260.0010.005,830.001,750.0060.00700.0050.00900.0030.002,000.0070.00260.0010.005,830.001,750.0060.00700.0050.00900.0030.002,000.0070.00260.0010.005,830.000.00LIGHTING DISTRICTS - APPROPRIATIONSForest Home ContractualGlenside ContractualRenwick Heights ContractualEastwood Commons ContractualClover Lane ContractualSL1~5182.400SL2-5182.400SL3-5182.400SL4-5182.400SL5-5182.4001,674.99592.81904.221,837.53203.101,710.00750.00930.001,850.00270.001.710.00750.00930.001,850.00270.001,810.00750.00930.002,070.00270.001,810.00750.00930.002,070.00270.001,810.00750.00930.002,070.00270.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS LIGHTING DISTRICTS5,212.655,510.005,510.005,830.005,830.005,830.000.00 1TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEET1PAGE 19ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#FIRE PROTECTION - ESTIMATED REVENUESACTUAL1987ADOPTED1988 BUDGETAMENDED1988 BUDGETDEPT. RECOMM.1989 BUDGETTENTATIVE1939 BUDGETPRELIMINARY1989 BUDGETADOPTED1989 BUDGETReal Property TaxesIn Lieu of TaxesInterest & EarningsMiscellaneousTotal Est. RevenuesAppropriated Fund BalanceTOTAL FIRE PROTECTION EST. REVENUES& APPROPRIATED FUND BALANCESF1001SF1081SF2401SF2770463,000.004,621.112,572.860.00470,193.9730,838.00501,031.97598,296.003,000.005,000.000.00606,296.000.00606,296.00598,296.003,000.005,000.000.00606,296.000.00606,296.00749,719.003,000.005,000.000.00757,719.000.00757,719.00749,719.003,000.005,000.000.00757,719.000.00757,719.00749,719.003,000.005,000.000.00757,719.000.00757,719.000.000.000 . 00FIRE PROTECTION - APPROPRIATIONSContractual ExpensesCity of Ithaca PaymentVillage of Cayuga HeightsOther ContractsMiscellaneousSF3410.491SF3410.4S2SF3410.493SF1989.400461,942.5444,895.840.000.00567,500.0038,796.000.000.00567,500.0038,796.000 - 00• 0.00713,719.0044,000.000.000.00713,719.0044,000.000.000.00713,719.0044,000.000.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - FIRE PROTECTION506.838.38606,296.00606,296.00757,719.00757,719.00757,719.000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA - 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPAGE 20ACCOUNT NAME ACCT.#DEBT SERVICE FUND - ESTIMATED REVENUESInterest S EarningsPremium on SecuritiesTotal Est. RevenuesInterfund TransfersAppropriated ReserveV2A01V2710V5031ACTUAL19875,382.000.005,382.0010,793.000.00ADOPTED AMENDED DEPT. RECOMM. TENTATIVE PRELIMINARY ADOPTED1988 BUDGET 1988 BUDGET 1989 BUDGET 1989 BUDGET 1989 BUDGET 1989 BUDGET15,000.000.0015,000.000.0015,000.00 15,000.0018,526.00 18,526.005,000.005,000.005,000.005,000.000.005,000.005,000.005,000.000.005,000.005,000.000.00TOTAL EST. REVENUES,APPROPRIATEDRESERVE DEBT SERVICE FUND16,175.00 33,526.00 33,526.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.000.00DEBT SERVICE FUND - APPROPRIATIONSInterfund Transfers forDebt ServiceWater FundSewer FundV9901.915,217.1325,122.0015,000.0018,526.0015,000.0018,526.000.000.000.000.000.000.00TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, INTERFUND JTOWN OF ITHACA CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPage 21)PROJECTDRAINAGE - 1/1/84EST.REVENUESTransfer from Federal Revenue SharingInterest & EarningsAppropriated Fund BalanceTOTAL REVENUES & TRANSFERSAPPROPRIATIONSCapital Outlay■I**!*)******** ***********ACCOUNTNUMBERH5031H2401H5110.2AMENDED BUDGETTHRU 198747,000.000.0047,000.0047,000.00ADOPTEDEARNEDEXPENDEDTENTATIVE1988 BUDGET AS OF 6/30/88 1989 BUDGET20,000.000.0020,490.0040,490.0040,490.000.00534.23534.230.0020,000.0020,000.0020,000.00TOWN HALL RENOVATION - 1/1/84EST.REVENUESTransfer from Federal Revenue Sharing H5031Interest & Earnings H2401Appropriated Fund BalanceTOTAL REVENUES & TRANSFERSAPPROPRIATIONSCapital OutlayH1620.217,300.000.0020,000.0037.300.0037,300.000.000.0027,500.0027,500.0027,500.000.00741.04741.0411,230.9610,000.0010,000.0010,000.00t* * A * * * TOWN OF ITHACA CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPage 22PROJECT1987 WATER IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IACCOUNTNUMBEREST.REVENUESProceeds from BorrowingsAPPROPRIATIONSCapital OutlayInterfund Transfer to TownwideTOTAL APPROPRIATIONS & TRANSFERSH5730H83A0.2H9901.0AMENDED BUDGETTHRU 1987A84,000.0016.000.00EARNEDADOPTED EXPENDED TENTATIVE1988 BUDGET AS OF 6/30/88 1989 BUDGET500.000.00 500.000.00 500.000.00484.000.0016.000.00308,528.570.00500,000.00 500,000.00 308,528.570.000.000.001987 WATER IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IIEST.REVENUESProceeds from BorrowingsAPPROPRIATIONSCapital OutlayH5730H8340.2500.000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00500,000.00 500,000.00 205,652.960.000.00J TOWN OF ITHACA CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 1989 BUDGET WORKSHEETPage 23PROJECT ACCOUNTNUMBER1987 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IEST.REVENUESProceeds from BorrowingsEXPENDITURESCapital Outlay H8340.2Transfer to General Fund Townwide H9901.0TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS & TRANSFERSAMENDED BUDGETTHRU 1987383,051.0016,949.00EARNEDADOPTED EXPENDED TENTATIVE1988 BUDGET AS OF 6/30/88 1989 BUDGET400,000.00 400,000.00 400,000.00383,051.0016,949.00230,971.710.00400,000.00 400,000.00 230,971.710.000.000.000.00********************************* A1987 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IIEST.REVENUESProceeds from BorrowingsAPPROPRIATIONSCapital OutlayH5730H8120.2950,000.00 950,000.00 950,000.00950,000.00 950,000.00 151,442.560.000.00 ITOUN OF ITHACA CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 1939 BUDGET WORKSHEETPage 24PROJECTACCOUNT AMENDED BUDGETNUMBER THRU 1987ADOPTED EARNED TENTATIVE1988 BUDGET EXPENDED 1989 BUDGETAS OF 6/30/881988 SEWER IMPROVEMENT PHASE IIIEST. REVENUESProceeds from borrowings H57300.000.000.00 435,000.00APPROPRIATIONSCapital OutlayTransfer to General T.W.H8120.203H9901.00.000.000.00 400*000.0035*000.00 TOWN OF ITHACA ESTIMATED YEAR END FUND BALANCE - 12/31/88FUNDGeneral Fund TownwideGeneral Fund ParttownHighwayHighway Capital ReserveWaterSewe rFire ProtectionLIGHTING DISTRICTSForest HomeGlensideRenwick HeightsEastwood CommonsClover LaneFUND BALANCE1/1/88124,877.35101 .913.83426,524.5267 , 598 .1764,615.65653 . 525 . 478,240.67(18.48)763.3917.99(112.97)371.38EST. REVENUES EST. EXPENDITURES& I/F TRANSFERS & I/F TRANSFERS12/31/8812/31/88695,300.00875 ,000.00679,000.003,000.001, 139 ,000.001.005,411.00605,994.661,697.96757 . 74928.811,845.65287.68635,500.00852,000.00821,000.0027,844.001, 096 ,584 .00920,016.40606,735.151 ,693.80664.92914.271 , 838.90229.10Page 25ESTIMATEDFUND BALANCE12/31/88184,677.35124,913.83284,524.5242 , 754 . 17107,031.65738 ,920.077,500.18(14.32)856.2132 . 53(106.22)429.96 J 1 11989 PRELIMINARY TOUIN OF ITHACA BUDGET WORKSHEET Page 26ADOPTED ADOPTED ADOPTED ADOPTED TENTATIVE PRELIMINARY ADOPTEDFUND BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1989 1989GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE(includes Village & Parttown)Appropria'Lions 539,650.00 627,500.00 738,574.00 687,300.00 784,014.00 772,014.00Appro. Fund Balance & Revenues 254,650.00 334,000.00 388,356.00 569,368.00 647,066.00 635,729.00Gross Tax Levy 285,000.00 . 293,500.00 350,218.00 117,932.00 136,948.00 136,285.00Sales Tax Credit 147,930.92 111,875.46TOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXES 137,069.08 181,624.54 350,218.00 117,932.00 136,948.00 136,285.00GENERAL FUND TOWNWIDE TAX RATE 1.110 1.127 1.308 1.394 1.503 1.496GENERAL FUND PARTTOWN TAX RATE 0.266 0.500Assessed Value 256,794,777 260.324,811 267,661,220 274,350,000 284,385,000 284.396,190(91,116,434) (91,116,434)HIGHWAY FUND & GEN'L FUND OUTSIDEVILLAGE (parttown area only)Appropriations 566,300.00 606,400.00 656,567.00 1,238,633.00 1,463,584.00 1,463,584.00Appro. Fund Balance St Revenues 146,290.00 191,000.00 226,940.00 1,238,633.00 1,463,584.00 1,463,584.00TOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXES 420,010.00 415,400.00 429,627.00 0.00 0.00 0.00GENERAL FUND OUTSIDE VILLAGES HIGHWAY FUND TAX RATE 2.394 2.331 2.334 0.000Assessed Value 175,424,515 178,173,346 184,094,597 189,740,000 199,000,000 198,779,227FIRE PROTECTION FUNDApproriations 361,925.00 391,724.00 486,000.00 606,296.00 757,719.00 757,719.00Unexpended Balance & Revenues 8,000.00 5,000.00 23,000.00 8,000.00 0.00 0.00TOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXES 353,925.00 381,724.00 463,000.00 598,296.00 757,719.00 757,719.00FIRE PROTECTION TAX RATE 1.949 2.074 2.439 3.058 3.68 3.68Assessed Value 205,710,187TOTAL TAX RATE'^ 5.453 5.533 6.081^Excluding Sales Tax Credits and Special District Assessments 1989 PRELIMINARY TOWN OF I' 1 BUDGET WORKSHEETPage 271FUNDFOREST HOME LIGHTINGAppropriationsAppro. Fund Balance & RevenuesTOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXESFOREST HOME LIGHTING TAX RATEAssessed ValueADOPTEDBUDGET19851,500.00100.001,400.000.289ADOPTEDBUDGET19861,550.0050.001,500.000.310ADOPTEDBUDGET19871,570.0050.001,520.000.306ADOPTEDBUDGET19881,710.0060.001,650.000.321TENTATIVEBUDGET19891,810.0060.001,750.000.320PRELIMINARYBUDGET19891,810.0060.001,750.000.3205,491,490ADOPTEDBUDGET1989GLENSIDE LIGHTINGAppropriationsAppro.Fund Balance & RevenuesTDTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXESGLENSIDE LIGHTING TAX RATEAssessed Value700.0040.00660.000.586740.0040.00700.000.621760.0040.00720.000.639750.0050.00700.000.622750.0050.007 00.000.619750.0050.00700.000.6191,132,800RENWICK HEIGHTS LIGHTINGAppropriationsAppro.Fund Balance £ RevenuesTOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXESRENWICK HTS. LIGHTING TAX RATEAssessed Value800.0040.00760.000.268850.0030.00820.000.289870.0030.00840.000.291930.0030.00900.000.309930.0030.00900.000.308930.00. 30.00900.000.3102,928,595EASTWOOD CDMMONS LIGHTINGAppropriationsAppro.Fund Balance £ RevenuesTOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXESEASTWOOD CMN. LIGHT. TAX RATEAssessed Value1,250.0050.001,200.000.4171,650.0050.001,600.000.4871,700.0050.001,650.000.5021,850.0050.001,800.00.0.4972,070.0070.002,000.000.5172,070.0070.002,000.000.5203,874,500CLOVER LANE LIGHTINGAppropriationsAppro.Fund Balance £ RevenuesTOTAL TO BE RAISED IN TAXESCLOVER LANE LIGHTING TAX RATEAssessed Value270.0010.00260.000.433260.0010.00250.000.417275.0010.00265.000.442270.0010.00260.000.433270.0010.00260.000.433270.0010.00260.000.433601,000 -TOWN DF ITHACA WATER BONDS JftNPAYMENTS- 1989fPage 281PURPOSETYPEDATEMONTH DAYYEARRATEPRINCIPALINTERESTPAYMENTBALANCEEast State St. Ext WaterWater02-01-5421892.60%$4,500.00$351.00$4,851.00$22,500.00Northeast WaterWater09-01-5931893.80%$15,000.00$285.00$15,285.00$0.00Second SH Wtr Ext #1Water09-01-7631896.00%$2,000.00$645.00$2,645.00$19,500.00Snyder Hill Road WaterWater09-01-7631896.00%$6,000.00$2,580.00$8,580.00$80,000.001984 Water ImprovementWater05-15-86515896.80%$25,000.00$17,000.00$42,000.00$475,000.00Public ImprovementWater05-01-8361897.10%$11,440.00$3,959.67$15,399.67$100,100.00East State St. Ext WaterWater02-01-5481892.60%$0.00$292.50$292.50$22,500.00Second SH Wtr Ext #1Water09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$585.00$585.00$19,500.00Snyder Hill Road WaterWater09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$2,400.00$2,400.00$80,000.001984 Water ImprovementWater05-15-861115896.80%$0.00$16,150.00$16,150.00$475,000.00Public ImprovementWater05-01-8312 .1897.10%$0.00$3,553.55»$3,553.55$100,100.00Town's Share/SCLIWCB.P.11-15-76215896.70%$0.00$0.00$0.00$0.00Town's Share/SCLIWCB.P.11-15-76815896.70%$224,637.75$0.00$224,637.75($224,637.75^BANSPURPOSE •1987 Water Improvements1987 Water Improvements2nd South Hill Note #12nd South Hill Note #2Coddington Rd. Water Ext.05-03-8853894.85%$25,000.00$24,250.00$49,250.00$475,000.0010-22-8853895.73%$25,000.00$22,925.00$47,925.00$452,075.0003-03-8853894.70%$9,700.00$7,353.48$17,153.48$146,757.0003-03-8853894.70%$5,100.00$5,689.02$10,789.02$115,943.0003-03-8853894.70%' $1,000.00$540.50$1,540.50$10,500.00 TOWfNl OF ITHACA SEU5R BONDSDSPURPOSEEllis Hollow Road SewerNortheast SewerSlaterville Rd.South HillSouth Hill Ext. #1South Hill Ext. #21984 Sewer ImprovementHanshaw Road SewerJoint Sewer PlantPublic Improvement /Renwick Heights SewerEllis Hollow Road SewerNortheast SewerSlaterville Rd.South HillSouth Hill Ext. #1South Hill Ext. #21984 Sewer ImprovementJoint Sewer PlantPublic ImprovementRenwick Heights SewerBANSPURPOSE1987 Sewer Improvements1987 Sewer Improvements15AN PAYMENTS- 1989Page29TYPEDATEMONTH DAYYEARRATEPRINCIPALINTERESTPAYMENTBALANCESewer09-01-7631896.00%$3,500.00$750.00$4,250.00$21,500.00Sewer09-01-7631896.00%$18,000.00$3,780.00$21,780.00$108,000.00Sewer09-01-7631896.00%$16,500.00$4,275.00$20,775.00$126,000.00Sewer09-01-7631896.00%$36,000.00$10,800.00$46,800.00$324,000.00Sewer09-01-7631896.00%$4,000.00$1,110.00$5,110.00$33,000.00Sewer09-01-7631896.00%$4,000.00$1,560.00$5,560.00$48,000.00Sewer05-15-86515896.80%$7,000.00$5,644.00$12,644.00$159,000.00Sewer11-01-5951894.20%$3,000.00$63.00$3,063.00$0.00Sewer05-15-86515896.80%$93,000.00$65,756.00$158,756.00$1,841,000.00Sewer05-01-8361897.10%$28,560.00$9,885.33$38,445.33$249,900.00Sewer07-01-6260189n 3.30%$0.00$247.50$247.50$15,000.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00«$645.00$645.00$21,500.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$3,240.00$3,240.00$108,000.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$3,780.00$3,780.00$126,000.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$9,720.00$9,720.00$324,000.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$990.00$990.00$33,000.00Sewer09-01-7691896.00%$0.00$1,440.00$1,440.00$48,000.00Sewer05-15-861115896.80%$0.00$5,406.00$5,406.00$159,000.00Sewer05-15-861115896.80%$0.00$62,594.00$62,594.00$1,841,000.00Sewer05-01-83121897.10%$0.00$8,871.45$8,871.45$249,900.00Sewer07-01-621201893.30%$5,000.00$247.50$5,247.50$10,000.0005-03-885 •3894.85%$47,500.00$46,075.00$93,575.00$902,500.0010-22-8853895.20%$20,000.00$11,527.00$31,527.00$380,000.00 Town Board Minutes 26 November 10, 1988 RESOLUTION NO. 322 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby adopts the Southern Cayuga Lake Interraunicipal Water Commission Preliminairy Budget for the year 1989 as the final budget for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1989. (Copy attached). (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). EASEMENT WITH CORNELL UNIVERSITy OJ THE BIKEWAY/WALKWAY Si:5)ervisor Desch noted an added agenda item that being an easement with Cornell with respect to Cornell Quarters v^ere they have to relocate an overhead electric line. Town Engineer Flumerfelt noted that this was a power line that presently goes through the Cornell Quarters area and in order for them to complete their project it requires the relocation of this power line. That location would be along the easterly edge of the bikeway/walkway v^ch the Town leases from Cornell University and therefore, a joint easement needs to be granted to NYSEG from the Town of Ithaca and Cornell University. This will not effect the bikeway in anyway. Supervisor Desch remarked, this bikeway will be used as an emergency access to twenty or so units. He ai^ed the Fire Chief if he knew? Chief Olmstead replied that he had not seen the latest site plans but at one point the width of the bikeway and the support was not \(^iat it needed to be but he did not know vdiat had happened since then. RESOLUTIC^ NO. 323 Motion by Councilwoman Raffensperger; seconded by Coimcilman Cardman, WHEREAS, it is necessary to relocate an existing overhead electric line to facilitate construction of the Cornell University Graduate Housing Project between Maple Avenue and Mitchell Street in the Town of Ithaca, and WHEREAS, the most feasible location for the electric power line is on the easterly edge of the existing bikeway/walkway (former railroad) leased to the Town of Ithaca from Cornell University, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Supervisor and the TOwn Attorney be authorized to negotiate and sign a joint easement with Cornell University in the Town of Ithaca to New York State Electric & Gas Corporation for the construction of a new electric line near the easterly edge of the abovementioned bikeway/walkway between Maple Avenue and Mitchell Street. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). FIRE PROTECTIOSr BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1989 Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the Fire Protection Budget for the year 1989 having been }SUMMARY1988 BUDGETPROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGETACTUAL1/1/88 - 7/15/88ESTIMATEDTOTAL 19881989DEPARTMENTRECOMMENDATION1989BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION1989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONREVENUESBENEFIT ASSESSMENTMETERED WATER SALESWATER SERVICE CHG.SERVICES TO OTHER GOV.INTEREST-TIME DEPOSITSSALES OF EQUIPMENTMISC. REFUNDS, ETC.WORKSHOPS/TRNG SCHOOLTOTAL REVENUES275,000.001,313,550.0080,000.0080,000.0010,000.00.00.0010.000.001,768,550.00275,000.00626,986.8114,633.7137,872.502,529.24.00191.493.515.00275,000.001,308,000.0029,000.0075,800.007,900.00.00192.003.515.00275,000.00960,728.75 1,699,407.00275,000.001,429,313.0035,000.0080,000.009,000.00.00.00.001,828,313.00275,000.001,429,313.0035,000.0080,000.009,000.00.00.00.001,828,313.00APPRO. FUND BALANCETOTAL REVENUESAND FUND BALANCEDISBURSEMENTSBOND PRIN, & INT.ADMINISTRATIONSUPPLY,POWER,PUMPINGPURIFICATIONTRANSMISSION/DIST.EMPLOYEE BENEFITCONTINGENCYTOTAL DISBURSEMENTTOTAL REVENUESLESS DISBURSEMENTS.001,768,550.00612,257,144,299,286,110,56,850.00890.00000.00950.00850.00921.00089.001,768,550.001,768,550.001,768,550.00118,925.00143,187.4069,164.38138,535.93125,964.7769,472.81.00665,250.29960,728.75665,250.29612,850.00238,644.00142,050.00281,710.00255,825.00106,041.00.001,637,120.001,699,407.001,637,120.00587,725.00280,448.00165,550.00308,290.00310,200.0099,400.0040,000.001,791,613.00587,279,165,308,346,101,725.00148.00050.00290.00700.00400.00000.001,828,313.001,828,313.001,828,313.00587,725.00279,148.00165,050.00308,290.00346,700.00101,400.0040.000.001,828,313.001,828,313.001,828,313.00APPRO. FUND BALANCE.0062,287.00 IPROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGETDISBURSEMENTSACTUAL1988 BUDGET 1/1/88 - 7/15/88*ESTIMATEDTOTAL 19881989 1989DEPARTMENT BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION RECOMMENDATIONPage 21989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONSW9710 BOND PRINCIPALAND INTEREST9710.6 PRINCIPAL9710.7 INTERESTTOTAL PRIN. & INT.SW8310 ADMINISTRATION.1 PERSONAL SERVICES.101 PERSONAL SERVICES.102 OVERTIME/ADMIN..103 OVERTIME/OTHERTOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES.2 EOUIPMENT.201 EQUIP./ADMIN..202 EQUIP./OTHERTOTAL EQUIPMENT375,000.00237.850.00612,850.00107,100.005,500.007.500.00120,100.0018,000.002.800.0020,800.00.00118.925.00118,925.0060,286.68160.336.826.5867,273.593,474.171.818.145,292.31375,000.00237.850.00612,850.00112,500.00725.0012.500.00125,725.0018,000.002.800.0020,800.00375,000.00212.725.00587,725.00130,388.003,500.009.000.00142,888.0019,000.00**1,500.0020,500.00375,000.00212.725.00587,725.00130,388.003,500.009.000.00142,888.0019,000.00**1.500.0020,500.00375,000.00212.725.00587,725.00130,388.003,500.009,000.00142,888.0019,000.001.500.0020,500.00*FIGURE INCLUDES OPEN PURCHASE ORDERS.**$10,000 computer payment, $9,000 pick up truck to be shared with production PROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGETPage 31988 BUDGETACTUAL1/1/88 - 7/15/88*ESTIMATEDTOTAL 19881989DEPARTMENTRECOMMENDATION1989BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION1989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONADMINISTRATION (CON'T).4 CONTRACTUAL EXPENSES.401PHONE/TELEMETER23,000.0010,272.4621,000.00.404GAS/OIL.405AUDITOR/ATTNY FEES2,000.001,150.002,000.00.410OFFICE SUPPLIES3,700.002,863.794,000.00.411PRINTING/POSTAGE7,670.005,561.627,700.00.418EQUIPMENT MAINT.1,500.001,725.551,725.00.419CUSTODIAL SERVICE/SUPPL. 4,160.002,040.002,200.00.432WORKSHOPS/SCHOOLS9,000.001,940.761,941.00.433TRAVEL/SCHOOLS1,400.00395.361,200.00.435ADVERTISING600.003,254.723,743.00.436MEMBER/PUBLICATIONS200.00105.97200.00.437DATA PROCESSING8,000.00993.602,000.00.438INSURANCE51,800.0039,243.1142,500.00.439RR CROSSING RENT110.00.00110.00.440MISCELLANEOUS300.0032.43300.00.441DUE OTHER GOV.1,500.00150.00150.00.450OFFICE SUPPLIES300.0075.66300.00.451PRINTING/POSTAGE200.003.0450.00.453TRAVEL/SCHOOLS800.00215.00350.00.456MEMBER/PUBLICATIONS150.0055.00100.00.458EQUIPMENT MAINT.600.00543.43550.00.460IN HOUSE TRAINING.00.00.00TOTAL CONTRACTUAL116,990.0070,721.5092,119.00TOTAL ADMINISTRATION257,890.00143,187.40238,644.0023,000.004,500.002,500.006,000.0010,700.004,300.002,500.00.001,400.001,500.00300.004,000.0051,000.00110.00300.001,500.00300.00100.00800.00150.00600.001,500.00117,060.00280,448.0023,000.004,500.002,500.005,000.0010,700.004,300.002,500.00.001,400.001,200.00300.004,000.0051,000.00110.00300.001,500.00300.00100.00800.00150.00600.001,500.00115,760.00279,148.0023,000.004,500.002,500.005,000.0010,700.004,300.002,500.00.001,400.001,200.00300.004,000.0051,000.00110.00300.001,500.00300.00100.00800.00150.00600.001,500.00115,760.00279,148.00*FIGURES INCLUDE OPEN PURCHASE ORDERS. 1IPROPOSED 198 9 SCLIWC BUDGETACTUAL1988 BUDGET 1/1/88 - 7/15/88*ESTIMATEDTOTAL 19881989 1989DEPARTMENT BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION RECOMMENDATIONPage 41989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONSW8320 SOURCE OFSUPPLY, POWER, PLUMBING.1 PERSONAL SERVICE.2 EOUIPMENT.201 EQUIPMENT.208 CLOTHING.212 EQUIP.PARTS/SUPPL..220 TOOLS/SHOP SUPPL..221 MAINT.LINES B.P..222 MAINT LINES T & V.225 MAINT T & V PUMP STA.TOTAL EQUIPMENT.4 CONTRACTUAL EXPENSES.402 ELECTRIC.410 OFFICE SUPPLIES.418 EQUIPMENT MAINT..419 BUILD. & GROUND.433 TRAVEL/SCHOOLS.436 MEMBER/PUBLICATIONSTOTAL CONTRACTUAL EXP.TOTAL SOURCE OF SUPPLY,POWER, PUMPING41,600.006,500.00200.003,500.00600.00.00.00.0010,800.0083,000.00.006,500.001,500.00500.00100.0091,600.00144,000.0021,303.582,054.3162.82146.62422.90.00.00.002,686.6541,105.76.003,042.36973.03.0053.0045,174.1569,164.3842,900.006,500.00200.003,500.00600.00.00.00.0010,800.0082,500.00.004,000.001,500.00250.00100.0088,350.00142,050.0047,050.006,500.00200.0010,500.00600.002,000.002,000.003.000.0024,800.0089,100.00100.004,000.00.00400.00100.0093,700.00165,550.0047,050.006,500.00200.008,500.00600.002,000.002,000.003.000.0022,800.0089,100.00100.004,000.001,500.00400.00100.0095,200.00165,050.0047,050.006,500.00200.008,500.00600.002,000.002,000.003 ,000.0022,800.0089,100.00100.004,000.001,500.00400.00100.0095,200.00165,050.00*FIGURE INCLUDES OPEN PURCHASE ORDERS PROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGET1Page 51988 BUDGETACTUAL1/1/88 - 7/15/88*ESTIMATED*TOTAL 19881989DEPARTMENTRECOMMENDATION1989BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION1989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONSW8330 PURIFICATION.1 PERSONAL SERVICES86,000.0042,937.0586,300.0099,500.0099,500.0099,500.00.2 EQUIPMENT.201 EQUIPMENT.208 CLOTHING,BOOTS.212 EQUIP. PARTS/SUPPL..215 TREATMENT SUPPLIES.216 LAB SUPPLIES.220 TOOLS/SHOP SUPPL.5,000.00350.0010,000.0029,000.006,200.00300.00-779.00175.004,813.498,309.403,958.9162.143,000.00350.008,000.0025,000.006,200.00300.005,000.00350.008,000.0025,000.006,500.00300.005,000.00350.008,000.0025,000.006,500.00300.005,000.00350.008,000.0025,000.006,500.00' 300.00TOTAL EQUIPMENT50,850.0018,097.9442,850.0045,150.0045,150.0045,150.00.4 CONTRACTUAL.402 ELECTRIC.403 HEATING OIL.410 OFFICE SUPPLIES.411 PRINTING/POSTAGE.412 METER CHARTS.418 EQUIPMENT MAINT..419 BUILD. & GROUNDS.433 TRAVEL/SCHOOLS.436 MEMBER/PUBLICATIONS136,000.008,500.00300.00400.002,000.0011,000.003,800.00800.00300.0063,629.691,662.0079.54152.351,055.909,249.781,472.68.00199.00127,260.007,500.00300.00300.002,000.0011,000.003,500.00400.00300.00137,440.008,000.00300.00300.002,000.0011,000.003,500.00800.00300.00137,440.008,000.00300.00300.002,000.0011,000.003,500.00800.00300.00137,440.008,000.00300.00300.002,000.0011,000.003,500.00800.00300.00TOTAL CONTRACTUAL163,100.0077,500.94152,560.00163,640.00163,640.00163,640.00TOTAL PURIFICATION299,950.00138,535.93281,710.00308,290.00308,290.00308,290.00*FIGURES INCLUDE OPEN PURCHASE ORDERS. JPROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGET1SW8340 TRANSMISSION& DISTRIBUTION.1 PERSONAL SERVICE.2 EOUIPMENT.201 EQUIPMENT.208 CLOTHING.212 EQUIP.PARTS/SUPPL..220 TOOLS/SHOP SUPPL..221 MAINT.LINES B.PT..222 MAINT LINES T & V.224 METERS.225 MAINT. T & V PUMP STOTAL EQUIPMENT.4 CONTRACTUAL.402 ELECTRIC.404 GAS & OIL.405 PLUMBING INSPECTOR.410 OFFICE SUPPLIES.411 PRINTING/POSTAGE.418 EQUIPMENT MAINT..419 BUILD. & GROUNDS.433 TRAVEL/SCHOOLS.436 MEMBER/PUBLICATIONS.442 MAPPINGTOTAL CONTRACTUALTOTAL TAIWSMISSIONANS DISTRIBUTION1988 BUDGET84,700.0017,500.00500.006,000.002,000.009,000.0014,000.0015,000.004,000.0068,000.0090,000.003,500.0012,000.004,500.004,000.0018,000.001,000.00800.00350.00.00134,150.00286,850.00ACTUAL1/1/88 - 7/15/88*37,853.414,505.5675.002,506.351,168.984,119.565,907.3112,072.001,450.2331,804.9943,463.942,434.001,216.192,741.401,984.672,862.60768.67505.00329.90.0056,306.37125,964.77ESTIMATEDTOTAL 198882,000.0017,500.001,075.004,100.002,000.005,500.0014,000.0015,000.004,000.0063,175.0087,000.004,500.004,000.004,500.004,000.004,500.001,000.00800.00350.00.00110,650.00255,825.001989DEPARTMENTRECOMMENDATION80,200.0057,500.00800.005,000.002,000.007,000.0014,000.0017,500.004,000.00107,800.0095,700.00.005,000.003,500.004,000.004,500.00350.00800.00350.008,000.00122,200.00310,200.001989BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATION80,200.0030,000.00**800.005,000.002,000.0067,000.00***14,000.0017,500.004,000.00140,300.0095,700.00.009,000.003,500.004,000.004,500.00350.00800.00350.008,000.00126,200.00346,700.00Page 61989 ~APPROVED BYCOMMISSION80,200.0030,000.00800.005,000.002,000.0067,000.0014,000.0017,500.004,000.00140,300.0095,700.00.009,000.003,500.004,000.004,500.00350.00800.00350.008,000.00126,200.00346,700.00*FIGURES INCLUDE OPEN PURCHASE ORDERS.**$13,000 - 1/2 COST OF NEW RADIO SYSTEM + $15,000 NEW TRUCK***$60,000 FOR PAINTING SHELDON ROAD TANK. 11PROPOSED 1989 SCLIWC BUDGET1988 BUDGETACTUAL1/1/88 - 7/15/88ESTIMATEDTOTAL 19881989DEPARTMENTRECOMMENDATION1989BUDGET OFFICERRECOMMENDATIONPage 71989APPROVED BYCOMMISSIONSW9000 UNDISTRIBUTEDEMPLOYEE BENEFITSSW9010.8 STATE RETIREMENTSW9030.8 SOCIAL SECURITYSW9040.8 WORK. COMP.SW9050.8 UNEMP. INS.SW9055.8 DISABILITY INS.SW9060.8 HEALTH INS.TOTAL UNDISTRIBUTEDEMPLOYEE BENEFITS22,180.0023,470.007,490.00.00535.0057,246.00110,921.0021,641.0012,740.266,384.14.0084.0028.623.4169,472.8121,641.0024,500.007,550.00.00350.0052.000.00106,041.0027,000.0028,000.008,000.00.00400.0036.000.0099,400.0027,000.0030,000.008,000.00.00400.0036.000.00101,400.0027,000.0030,000.008,000.00.00400.0036.000.00101,400.00SW1940 CONTINGENCY56,089.0040,000.0040,000.00 Tcfwn Board Minutes 27 Novonber 10, 1988 presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. Supervisor Desch stated that the number the Board was looking at was the same number that was in the Tentative Budget and is a pretty accurate number in terms of our current contract obligation with the City and with the Village as well. As no one present wished to coranent on the fire contract, the Supervisor closed the public hearing, Coimcilvotian Leary asked, if the Board decided to go with the City on any new positions, it wouldn't apply to this budget, right? Supervisor Desch replied, right. RESOLUTION NO. 324 Motion by Councilwonan Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approve the Fire Protection Budget for the year 1989. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Ccirdman voting Aye. Nays - none). EXECUTIVE SESSION RESOLUTIOJ NO. 325 Motion by Councilwonan Leary; seconded by Councilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby move into Executive Session to discuss salaries for the year 1989. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 326 Motion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Coimcilwonan Raffensperger, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby move back into Open Session. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). RESOLUTION NO. 327 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approve the 1989 salaries as amended. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). 1989 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR WATER AND SEWER UNITS Tdwn Board Minutes 28 November 10, 1988 Proof of posting and pi±)lication of a notice of a piablic hearing to consider the 1989 assessment roll for water and sewer units including a planned increase from $25.00 to $35.00 per unit of water assessment having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION NO. 328 IVtotion by Councilwoman Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the Water and Sewer Benefit Assessment Roll, including the planned increase from $25.00 to $35.00 per unit of water assessment, as presented. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). SPRINKLER CHARGE Supervisor Desch asked the Board how they felt about the repeal of the sprinkler charge. He stated that it might be appropriate to set a pijblic hearing date to consider repealing this. Councilwoman Raffensperger remarked that it was an interesting question, whether for sprinklers the tax abatement ought to be on the water or on the fire protection, she did not know. Supearvisor Desch replied, that is the problem. Town Attorney Barney replied that he did not think the Board could make exemptions. The Town could waive the charge, itself. RESOLUTION NO. 329 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 at 7:00 P.M., on January 9, 1989 to consider to consider amending the water rate schedule for the Town of Ithaca to delete the charge for fire main service. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). CLOVER LANE LIGHTING DISTRICT Proof of posting and piablication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the 1989 assessment rolls and apportionments for the Clover Lane Light District having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the piablic hearing. As no one present wished to speak on this matter, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION NO. 330 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilwoman Raffensperger, Town Board Minutes 29 Novieniber 10, 1988 RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the assessment rolls and apportionment for the Clover Lane Lighting District for the year 1989, and the budgets related hereto. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). FOREST HOME LIOfTING DISTRICT Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the 1989 assessment rolls and apportionments for the Forest Home Lighting District having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak on this matter, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION 331 Motion by Councilvonan Raffensperger; seconded by Coimcilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca herdDy ajproves the assessment rolls and apportionments for the Forest Hone Lighting District for the year 1989, and the budgets related hereto. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). EASTWD03 COMMONS LIQiTING DISTRICT Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the 1989 assessment rolls and apportionments for the Eastwood Canmons Lighting District having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak on this matter, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTIOJ NO. 332 Jtotion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Councilvonan Raffensperger, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby ajproves the assessment rolls and apportionments for the Eastwood Canmons Lighting District for the year 1989, and the budgets related hereto. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). 6LENSIDE LIGHTING DISTRICT Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider the 1989 assessment rolls and apportionments for the Glenside Lighting District having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak on this matter, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. Town Board Minutes 30 November 10, 1988 RESOLUTICaj NO. 333 Motion by Councilwoman Raffensperger; seconded by Ctouncilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the assessment rolls and apportionments for the Glenside Lifting District for the year 1989, and the budgets related hereto. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). REMWICK HEIGHTS LIOiTING DISTRICT Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a piablic hearing to consider the 1989 assessment rolls and apportionments for the Renwick Heights Lifting District having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak on this matter, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION NO. 334 Motion by Councilman Bartholf; seconded by Councilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the TOwn Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves the assessment rolls and apportionments for the Renwick Heists Lighting District for the year 1989, and the budgets related hereto. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). FINANCIAL REPORT RESOLUTION NO. 335 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approve the October Financial Report, as presented. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). TCWN OF ITHACA WARRANTS RESOLUTION NO. 336 Motion by Councilwoman Raffensperger; seconded by Councilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby aK>roves the Town of Ithaca Warrants dated November 10, 1988, in the following amounts: General Fund - Town Wide $ 39,381.28 General Fund - Outside Village $ 25,991.18 Water & Sewer Fund $242,805.40 Highway Fund $ 48,908.43 Capital Projects Fund $ 44,700.70 Lighting District Fund $ 436.99 Town Board Minutes 31 November 10, 1988 (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardrnan voting Aye. Nays - none). BOLTON POINT VZARRANTS RESOLUTION NO. 337 Motion by Supervisor Desch; seconded Councilvonan Raffensperger, RESOLVED, that the Bolton Point Warrants dated Novonber 10, 1988, in the Operating Account are hereby approved in the amount of $91,904.13 after review and upon the reccamnendation of the Southern Cayuga Lake Intemunicipal Water Coimission, they are in order for payment. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A LOCAL LAW REZONING A 15.86 ACRE PORTION OF TOWN OF ITHACA TAX PARCEL NO. 6~24-4"13.2, LOCATED AT 1290 TRUMANSBURG ROAD, 48.86 ACRES TOTAL, FROM RESIDENCE DISTRICT R-15 TO BUSINESS DISTRICT "B" AND WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPOSED REZONING OF A 12 ACRE PORTION OF SAID TAX PARCEL FROM RESIDENCE DISTRICT R-15 TO MULTIPLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT Town Planner Beeners stated that the ajplicant has indicated that by November 28th, they would expect that all new materials as far as e3q>lanations go and traffic analyses would be in the office. Councilwonan Leary stated that she and the Town Attorney had met with the developers and they have another meeting set up for next week to discuss low rent housing. The Board decided to take no action on this item until they received further information. ASSOCIATION OF TOWNS MEETING RESOLUTION NO. 338 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby authorize Supervisor Noel Desdi, Town Clerk Jean Swartwood, Councilwomen Shirley Raffensperger, Councilman Robert Bartholf, Councilwoman Patricia Leary, Councilman David Klein and a mstiber of the Planning Board to attend the Association of Towns Meeting in New York City, February 19, 20, 21, and 22, 1989. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). AMENDMENT TO THE TOWN OF ITHACA TRAFFIC ORDINANCE BY ADDING STOP SIQNS Proof of posting and publication of a notice of a public hearing to consider amending the Town of Ithaca Traffic Ordinance by adding three stop signs on Harris B. Dates Drive, one each on the intersections of Snyder Hill at Pine Tree Road, Clover Lane at Ellis Hollow Road, Halcyon Hill at Warren Road, Crest Lane at Warren Road, Wcx>lf Lane at Dubois Road, Whitetail Drive at Troy Tofwn Board Minutes 32 November 10, 1988 Poad, Whitetail Drive at East King Road and deleting the yield sign on Snyder Hill at Pine Tree Road having been presented by the Town Clerk, the Supervisor opened the public hearing. As no one present wished to speak for or against the proposed amendment to the Traffic Ordinance, the Supervisor closed the public hearing. RESOLUTION M3. 339 Motion by Councilman Cardman; seconded by Councilman Bartholf, Pursuant to Section 130 of the Town Law of the State of New York, and Section 1660 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tarpkins County, New York, does ordain and enact as follows: Section 1. Territory Mfected. This ordinance shall be applicable to all territory within the Town of Ithaca outside of the incorporated Village of Cayuga Heights. Section 2. Amending of Prior Ordinance. The ordinance amending and restating ordinance regulating traffic and parking in the Town of Ithaca adopted February 8, 1988, effective Februajcy 23, 1988, amended April 11, 1988, is hereby further amended as follows: (a) There is hereby added to the list on Schedule A dealing with stop signs the following entries: "On Clover Lane at its intersection with Mitchell Street On Crest Lane at its intersection with Warren Road On Woolf Lane at its intersection with Dubois Road On Halcyon Hill at its intersection with Warren Road On Harris B. Dates Drive at its intersection with Indian Creek Road On Harris B. Dates Drive at its intersection with the entrance road to Tcmpkins Ccninunity Hospital On the westerly extension of Harris B. Dates Drive (extending westerly to the Professional Building Drive) at its intersection with the north-south portion of Hairis B. Dates Drive On Snyder Hill Road at its intersection with Pine Tree Road On Whitetail Drive at its intersection with East King Road On Whitetail Drive at its intersection with Troy Road." (b) The list of yield signs on Schedule B is hereby amended by deleting the entry "On Snyder Hill Road at Pine Tree Road" and inserting instead the following: "On Snyder Hill Road at the tumoff from Pine Tree Road." Section 3. Effective Date. This ordinance shall be effective 10 days after publication and posting in accordance with Section 133 of Town Law. (Desch, Raffensperger, Bartholf, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - none). Councilwcman Leary stated that she would like to change her vote on Item #5, to set the date for a public hearing to consider the proposed rezoning of a 0.83 acre portion of Town of Ithaca Tax Parcel No. 6-23-1-14, located at 250 Dubois Road abutting WcxDlf Lane, George Dengler, Applicant. Councilwcaman Leary stated that n Town Board Minutes 33 November 10, 1988 she had inadvertently voted against the proposal, however, she wished to cast her vote for the proposal. CDNSIDER APPOINTMENT TO FILL VACANCY ON TOWN BOARD Councilwoman Raffensperger: I would like to bring 15) number 26 again and I would like to say I have been on this Board a long time and we have had a lot of people ccane and go on the Board and it has always been....I have been rather proud to say quite amicable and that is the reason that I originally made the suggestion that vdioever was elected should sit on the Board iranediately upon their election. And, for that reason I would like to ask a reconsideration of the...of a motion to at this point in time appoint David Klein to fill the vacancy v^ich will exist on the Town Board until the end of December, at vdiich time on the first of January he will take his place on the Board as the result of the just passed election. I so move. Councilman Cardman; I second it. Supervisor Desch: I thing before it becomes appropriate for me to vote in favor of that resolution that we need to have an open work session, including giving Mr. Klein the opportunity to sit with us, talk about the....seme of the accusations that continue even after the election, to float around. That's the problem that I have. I think we ought to have the opportunity as ladies and gentlemen to work those thing out and then following that if there is a way to positively and productively work as a team recognizing we have differing opinions then I would have no problem supporting it. Councilwoman Raffensperger: We are going to have to positively work together as a team, whatever the outcome of any little conferences are. So I don't know, the motion is on the floor and I guess I really feel strongly that it is a good precedent to set and Councilman Cardman: I agree with the point Noel made that everyone has to sit down and work as a team and iron things out but I don't see appointing David to the Board, because you know he has been elected, we have to do...we have to sit down and work as a team regardless and appointing David now is not germane to that, we need to do that period. Supervisor Desch: It's very germane vdien I read in the paper the kind of ccmments that I read after I have made my mind up to support it and these are personal charges that sinply have to be addressed by other members of this Board. I want to know v^at the rationale for them is, \tot the basis for them is and until that happens I don't think it is appropriate to.... Councilwcman Raffensperger: I guess I'll call the question at this point we really have discussed it. John Whitccmb: I have just one request, if I may. Mr. Klein is a msnber of the Planning Board and there are two very important subdivision hearings coming up Tuesday night. Rose Hill and the Novar Project on South Hill near Ithaca College and I appreciate it, speaking for the Citizen's Committee, if he could be involved as a member of the Planning Board at least for those hearings on Tuesday night. Supervisor Desch: He has already resigned. Si:5)ervisor Desch: All those in favor of the resolution say Aye. Town Board Minutes 34 November 10, 1988 Councilwcnian Raffensperger; Aye. Councilman Cardman: Aye. Councilwonan Leary; Aye. S\:5)ervisor Desch: No. Those against. Supervisor Desch: No. Supervisor Desch: Robert. Councilman Bartholf: Ah, no. RESOLUTICaJ NO. 340 Motion by Councilwcanan Raffensperger; seconded by Coimcilman Cardman, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby appoint David Klein to fill the vacancy on the Town Board until January 1, 1989 v^en his election to the vacancy is official by the Election Law. (Raffensperger, Leary and Cardman voting Aye. Nays - Desch and Bartholf). Supeirvisor Desch: I would like to still do vhat I suggested. David is that something you would be willing to participate in? David Klein: Well as the Board members said we do have to work together. I'm not going to hear the problems at this very moment. My understanding was that the appointment would take place after the election. Supervisor Desch: I think you could have, I really do. Councilman Cardman: Noel, I think quite honestly you are making this a personal issue vhen it is not a personal issue. There were probably things that I read said on both sides of the fence and we sat in a meeting in good faith, all of us, and vtot you're doing now is backing away from a good faith agreonent. And I just, I'm shocked and I'm appalled, Noel. Supervisor Desch: I agree. Councilman Cardman: I'm not shocked, I'm appalled. Supervisor Desch: I imderstand but it's an undeniable fact that it is a personal issue, it's been made a personal issue and Councilman Cardman: Well your own letter started it on Saturday. Supervisor Desch: No, no, no it did not start it. The problem is Coimcilman Cardman: Or the series of letters that you had written. Supervisor Desch: No, no, I disagree with that statement. And that's the kind of thing I would like for all of us including David to air. But a....it certainly....1 agree with you it shouldn't be a personal issue, it can't be a personal issue because we've got a job to do, we've got to get things done. Town Board Minutes 35 November 10, 1988 Councilman Cardraan: Noel, if you gave us your word that you would appoint the person viio was elected and vdiat you are telling us now you are going back on your word. Supervisor Desch: And there is every basis for it froti vdiat I read in the paper last night. Councilwonan Raffensperger: Bob I am interested, do you feel that way too, you made the ccnmitment as did I and it was a coninitment made with no idea as to was going to be elected. Councilman Bartholf; Right and you know I brought up v^en that v^en we first had the proposal tonight that I think that we should try to work as a team.... Councilwonan Raffensperger; So do I. Councilman Bartholf: ....versus, you know, a non-team because we are here to...as people for the Town and the benefit of the Town and that is v^at we should be doing. Councilman Cardman: What we are asking to have done is put the team together. Do we seat the Board member vho has been overv^elming elected. Councilman Bartholf: I would like to get the team together, I mean instead of Councilvonan Raffensperger: But you tonight, just now, voted against seating David at the end of this meeting. Coimcilman Bartholf: Because I would like to see us get together as a team and Councilwonan Raffensperger: Well I am going to say that the more this goes on the unhappier and the more unlikely that Councilman Bartholf: Well I'm unhappy about it too myself. Supervisor Desch: You are all saying the same thing. But the fact of the matter is that until we get these thing on the table, get them sorted out, you are still going to have the prdblon irrespective of v^ether we seat David tonight, tonorrow, next week, December meeting. I think we ought to have a session before the Deconber meeting and if we have a cannon understanding on Councilman Cardman: Seating David has nothing to do with a cannon understanding, Noel. He has been duly selected by the citizens of the Town to sit on the Board. We as Town Board members agreed in good faith to do that and we agreed to do that so that we woiild have a full caiponent to better serve the Town. You are renigging on that agreement. I move that we adjourn. Councilwonan Leary: Wait a minute, wait a minute. I want to say sanething too. I think this is a very bad way to get it started, you know. To get the team work going. Because you're holding David's ajpointment hostage to this working session, we could of had the working session anyway. And all this really does is lend credence to his charge of vindictiveness on the part of the S\:5>ervisor. Supervisor Desch: Let him make those charges to me, face to face. Councilman Cardman: It's not necessary. Supervisor Desch: Yes it is. Tcfwn Board Minutes 36 November 10, 1988 Councilwoman Raffensperger: I think it would be, at this point, very helpful for us to have the kind of discussion that we have been talking about and perhaps then we could hope that on the December 12th meeting we might have this item on the agenda because we have already done it twice tonight and Councilman Bartholf: Why couldn't we get together seme noon, you know, as soon as possible. Councilwonan Raffensperger: Fine. I think that's obviously vhat we must do. Councilman Bartholf: I think we should do it as soon as possible. Councilwoman Leary: But I still object to making that a prerequisite to appointing David. Councilwoman Raffensperger: I do too but that's vhere we are right now. Councilman Bartholf: I do to. Supervisor Desch: That's vhere we are. Coxancilwoman Raffensperger: And so if we wish to get David on the Board, for the, at the December meeting then I think that we will have to Councilman Bartholf: Why don't we try to set a date now? Supervisor Desch: When would you like to do it? Councilman Bartholf: Do it as soon as possible. Councilwoman Raffensperger: It, suits me, within reason. Supervisor Desch: Somebody pick a date. When are you, David David Klein: I'll make myself available. Councilwoman Raffensperger: Is this going to be at noon, like at high noon? Supervisor Desch: Any preference? Councilman Bartholf: Any preference on time, date? David Klein: Late afternoon or morning. Supervisor Desch: How late, how early? David Klein: Four or five. Supervisor Desch: Four o'clock too early? John Whitccmb: I really think it ought to be as soon as possible because you are really doing the voters a disservice by not operating with a full Board here. Frankly, I'm disappointed in the Board that they can't reach an agreement. Councilman Cardman: It's not the Board. Councilwonan Leary: It's not the Board. Councilman Cardman: It's not the Board. Town Board Minutes 37 November 10/ 1988 John Whitccmb: I'm disappointed that an agreement can't be reached. Councilman Cardman: It's not the Board Sij^jervisor Desch: It is a resolution of the Board, I beg your pardon. Councilman Cardman: No it isn't. Councilwonan Leary: No it isn't. Councilman Cardman: No it isn't, it's you Noel. Councilwonan Leary: No it isn't. Si:^)ervisor Desch: See that's the problem your contributing to the problem. Ton. Councilman Cardman: No I'm not Noel, it's not me vdio is renigging on vrord. Supervisor Desch: How early can you meet? David Klein: What, in the afternoon? Supervisor Desch: Yes. David Klein: Three o'clock, four o'clock. Supervisor Desch: Four o'clock seme afternoon. Councilman Bartholf: Monday? Supervisor Desch: Monday, the 14th? Councilwoman Raffensperger: There is a Codes & Ordinance Committee meeting at seven, will we be done by then? Town Attorney Barney: We can just continue right on through. Supervisor Desch: You will be all warmed up for the Codes & Ordinance Committee. Four o' clock, Monday. It's an open meeting, right? Son^body ronarked, it has to be. Supervisor Desch: I thing we adjourned, didn't we? Councilman Cardman: I had a motion, I don't know if anj^xdy seconded it. ADJOURNMEM' The meeting was duly adjourned. Town Clerk ArnDAvir or rviucAnos The Ithaca Journal — - being du}> r»-om. deposes and »>T, tbi-t be reside: in ItLfict- Courit^* and rtate aferesiJd and tiul be is ..jSJ.f.Ti:-. of Tbi Ite^ca Joi.'pjxAi. a public x>e>**spspei printed and pjblisbed in Itibasa aforesaS^ and tbat ^notice, of ^^cb the annexed is a true cop)*, was published'in aaid paper Z . " " and thai tit £rn publi;tion of said nouoe vt os on the day of ^ \ Subscrl^' and rvk-om to before me, this cay of Scficry Fuhlic. JEAN FORD Notary Public, State of New York No. 465441u •Qualified in Tompkins Commission expires May. 31,19.0./ TOWN OF ITHACA NOT'CE OF PUBLIC HEARING i PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, fhot the Town Boord of the Town of : llhoco will meet and conduct : o puHic hearing on Novem- i ber 10, 1988 at 6:30 P.M., oi ' the Town Hell, 126 East Sene- ! CO Street, Ithoco, New York, tc ' consider omending Local Low i 1988, excluding the re- ; quirernent of the insfcllatior of sprinkler systems in nev^ i one and two family detochec dwelling units and will at this time hear oil persons in fovoi of or opposed to said amend ment. Jean H. Swcrtwood _ , _ Town Clerk October 31, 1988 ; .. ■> ■ii' ■'at-.- -... -.. .. . • ^ ;^'v • . v.:^-V. .. ••* ,ArrtDAVtT or rvrucATiOK ^ The Ithaca Journal — . 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Ithaca, New York, to jconsider amending the Zon' iing Ordinance ondT Locol Low ! #3 of 1984, regarding the expansion. of permitted uses on the La Tourelle premises. 1150 _Danby Road, Town of Ithaca tax Parcel No. 6-36-1-4.2. end will at this time hear oil persons in favor of or opposed tothe odoption of said local low.Jean H. Swart wood itown Clerk ■ October 31, 1988 ! ~1/ ^^s/cr 5. '■ ?.: .■;: ■ - ■;• r ■ ■ArriDAVlT or tVlUCAUOK Ithaca Journal / > 'j&tilr frf ^nrlu, ^-rrr-ykim Cxr-tnf^, 91^ — being du]> drpoxes and **>•*. tixt be resides is Itbatt, County* tnd rate fcfsresaid tsd be 15 ..sJiS.72-. Tbt Ithaca Joit^kai. t public Dev^^pepex printed end published fc md that I notioe, of wbicb the annexed is a true copj*, "eii published is laid p&pcr ' £L.t.a6i*fb==_i'4_/.2£E:..._ and tbil tbt Erst publisstiss of ssid Doc'oe v.*i5 oc the .:IL div of -/^^.CS^SCl^^rSrrT^Tr...- ISo £... e»»-Jw D _ _ z' ' SieLton^oc £sc yv'or^itv Lofors ^Lic j otv Kotorv Futiic. JEAN FORDNotary Public, State of New York No. 4654410^ • Qualified in Tompkins Count^j^^OCommission expires May 31, 19()./ ' - ■•-. :: ■ '"■■■ v/^^:vr>-:y. ■ ■ • ■:: -•■. : . - : -v'-:::' -.v"' ■ ^ - , v« . TOWN OF ITHACA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING i PRELIMINARY BUDGET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that :the Preliminary-Budget of the.j Town of Ithoco for the fiscolyear beginning Jonuory I; J1989, hos been completed 5ond filed In the Office of the j Town Clerk of sold town ot 126 •East Seneco Street, Ithoco, "jNew York, where if is ovoil- 1oble for inspection by pny in- Iterested person dt oil reosono-' 1ble hours. ■ . - j FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY-t 'GIVEN, thot the Town Boord of ■ sold Town of Ithoco will meet {ond review sold Preliminoiy. j)Budget ond hold'o public .;heoring thereon ot the Town '] Offices, 126 Eost Seneca Street. Ithoco, New York, ot ;« 7:00 P.M., on November 10, [' 1988, and thot ot such heoringany person moy be heord in-fovor of or ogoinst ony item ori items therein contolned. . 4PURSUANT TO Section 108. of j- the Town Low, the proposed!solories of the following Town IOfficers ore hereby specified:.Supervisor $16,800.00 ^Counci lmen (6) eoch,$4,400.00 ' Justice of the Peoce(s) eoch $8,500.00 Jeon H. Swortwood • Town Clerk . October 31, 1988 insll •n V,^ •■■■/.•■■ ,.; ArriDAvn or rvsucATiOK The Ithaca Journal trf ^nrk, ^cirykbu Crurti^, *4^ — - - - bfirg Cu3> rworii. drposw MNT, tii£.t i>? resides ir ItLacs-. Cour.t^' And rcate fcf>r S &2Q tilit be is ..sS.£'.T^:- *1^ Itkaca. Joi7.sAi. t public n^yi.yp&pa pristad and published ^ % t>otLDe, of which the asTiCxec is t true eop5', iMii published ir stid pz-pcr ' ar>d that the isr. publicaticu o: said ucuce wjj ©z the ..^.1. day of lit-C... r ^ Subecribec and r.i.oru tu before oe, this j. C£v ef , h cr,cry t^JbXic. JEAN FORD Notary Public, State of New York No. 4654410Qualified in Tonr.pkins CountyC/^ Commission expires May 31, 19..9 / town of ITHACA <•OF PUBLIC HEARING ' budget - ■ •fh? p i G'VEN. thaithe Prehmmory Budget for the V ooufhern Cayuca Lake Inter ?municipol Witir CommS- uol. 1 foiSr beginning Jon-'uofy . 1989, has been com-pleted and filed in the Officeof the Town Clerk of saidTown -ot 126 East Seneca!Street, Ithaca, New York iwhere it is ovoiloble for in^lspeclion by any interested f Po6rs" '"®°sonable 'rVwJii^'i 'NOTICE IS HEREBY 'Given, that the Town Board of |said Town of Ithaca will meetand. review sold Preliminary ! S««^® hold o public]heoring thereon of the Town fOffices 126 East Seneca' 1-30 i»/S -''®' York, atlOftfl '^ov®'"ber 10, :1988, and that of such hearinoany person may be heard in ^tovor of or ogoinsf any item or Items therein contained. Jean H. Swortwood ' October 31, 1988 ^'®''''| si ^ns] > i^n r\ t . .. A,..r^4t^r\\t» WT ru/aiJuAi/uA The Ithaca Journal c: ^rn-k, ^-nrrrpkbu Crur±r, — - - btirg cu3> rv-cm, drpcsw fcri rcsiset IT ItiiicL.. Cour;t>' ij:i£ ststc s/cTe$<jd n nr tLit be i* ..l^S'.T^.- ci isi 1te,*,z.k Joitjna:- & public i>?v.TpEp>e: prlnte«f anz published t: Ithiut liotretiic. axid ths'. ^ ootiuc. of vhidb the imoex^f is & true ccpN-. vx! publishtd ir j.iu£ r ar?£ thi* tht Lrr. public:£t:cz of sl:£ ocfoe --xs oc thfvi!/.... dxy cf 19£ £[ Suoicr.D^ tii'C rv>*oru tc before oe. this t of C£V JEAN FORD Notary Public, State of New Yort No. 4654410 Qualified in Tompkins Count- Commission expires May 31~;sf/ TOWN OF ITHACA " NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, Ihof the] Town Board,of the Town ofi Ithoco will meet ond conduct o public heoring on Novem ber 10, 1988, at 7:45 p.m., at nn the Town of Ithoco Offices at 126 East Seneca Street, Ithaca. New York, for the purpose of j hearing all persons interested •in a contract with the City of, Ithoco for fire" protection at a cost of $713,719.00 for the year 1989 in the. Town of Itho co, excepting the following' oreos, to Wit: . J o)' The Village of Coyugo, Heights. 1 b) The area comprising all the territory lying between the' east boundory of the Village of Coyugo Heights and tne i eost boundary of the Town of i Ithoco. .-..j c) The Hamlet of Forest Home, i exclusive of the structure: housing the Cornell Univrsity 1 Filtration Plant. Jean H. Swortwood ; Town Clerk" October 31, 1988 i ATFlOAVn or rVlUCATIOS The Ithaca Journal ^tsli of ^tfr ^ork, dcnn^kbue Cranl^, '.'S 1 i I i ir.s - - beirg du}> rw-orti. drpesw tt NT, tihLt i>f resices is Court^' Asd ctatc sJsrcteJd isd tntt be i* Tkl Iteaca Joi'KSAJ- t public new-spapCT priatod ejid published fc. Ithia fcforeuud, Afid tb&t^ x>otioe, of which the suBcxec is t true eop>V wis published in j^aid paper r asd that the £rr. publicatics of said oouce w^t qd the . day of 19o £... ^ Sulacribed ssid rworui. to before me, I C£V KOtsry Fub'lic. - j- n - JEAN FORD Jry Pubfic.. Sf3ie of Nsw York . No. 4654410 . *■' ' Qua''becl in; Tompkins Ccunfy, May 3f, 19.. -• " V-';,; ' TOWN OF ITHACA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatthe Town Board of the Town of ^Ithaca has prepared assess-'ment rolls for the parcels of lond Included in the follow- irrg:(1) Clover Lone Lighting Dis-' trict (2) Forest Home Lighting Dis- Irict '(3) Eastwood Commons Lighting District (4) Glenside Lighting District (5) Renwick Heights Lighting District(6) The Town of Ithoco water" end sewer improvements nowoperated by the Town as a "Town-wide function and covering oil lands in the Town,pursuant to Section 209-r of the Town Law; this assessmentroll includes not only oil theparcels formerly included in all the former water end sew er districts, but also all other lands in the Town of Ithocooutide the Village of CoyugoHeights, and has apportioned ond assessed upon such par cels of land in proportion to. the amount of benefit ih improvements shall confer upon the some the cost chargeable to said districts and said land in the Town of Ithaca for the establishment, ond construc tion of the improvements insaid districts, including the water and sewer systems therein, said water unit charge is planned to increase from $25.00 to $35.00, whichchorges ore payable in " theyear 1989 and, therefore, pur suant to Section 239 of the Town Low, the said TownBoard wUI hold a public hearing thereon at the 'Town Of fices, at 126 East Seneca Street, Ithoco, New York, ori November 10, 1988, in the or der listed above beginning at 8:00 P.M.. ot which time it willconsider any objections which may be mode to said ossess- ment rolls and apportion ments. Jean H. Swartwood Town Clerk October 31, 1988 r-/ .1 ■■•..k. ..f...:. . ■•.K' ■ ; r. V"--": ■■• • ..r/^ ArriDAvn or rvujCATiOK The ITHAGA Journal ■ I ■ V^ixix cf ^ifc ^.rnrykini Cruni^. - being du}> rw-Dm, depoxw and «>•:, tLLt be resides in Ithfica, County- and rtate afrresLid aad tnat be is .,£J.S.7A Thz Itbaca Joi'RSAL a public x>e'WTpapei printed and pjblisb«3 Is Itbftse aforeaajd^ and tbat | notion, of wbicb tbe assexed is t trua ccrpN\ wt£ publisnsG is said paper and tbx! tie £m publicsticr; of said ncsoe wai on the .^.1. dxy of I9i££... Subsonbac asc 7v.*orn w before me, th(c. .-/.....■x gsv of 19.....SF Kdaru Fublic. .>:• - JEAN FORD Notary Public, State or New York No. 4654410 Qualified in Tcmpkrns County■s County.. <<^nimission expires May TOWN OF ITHACA •NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING T PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that theiTown Board of the Town ofj Ithoco will meet and conduct0 public hearing on Novem-Jber 10, 1988, ot 9:00 P.M., at the Town Hall, 126 Eost Sene'-^CO Street, Ithoco, New York, tdj consider emending the Townof Ithoco Troffic Ordinance by;odding to the list deoling With;stop signs the following en-: tries; "i On Harris B. Dotes Drive at lts\ intersection with Indion Creek'Rood. ■ jOn Harris B. Dotes Drive .ot itsj intersection with the entronce''rood to Tompkins Community Hospital. ' ; ]On the westerly extension bfjHorris B. Dotes Drive (extending westerly to the Profession-'01 Building Drive) at its inter' section with the north-south portion of Harris B. Dotes Drive. ;On Snyder Hill Rood at itsnortherly intersection with Pine Tree Rood.On Clover Lone ot its intersec tion with Ellis Hollow Rood.On Holcyon Hill at its intersec tion with Warren Rood. On Crest Lone ol its intersec tion with Warren Rood. On Wnnlf lnn«» iit iK intof^iPr. tion with Dubois Rood On Whitetoil Drive at its inter section with Troy Rood. On Whitetoil Drive at its inter section with East King Rood. And by deleting from the listof yield signs the following: •On Snyder Hill Rood at Pine Tree Rood. The Town Board will ot this time hear all persons in favor of or opposed to said amend ments to the Traffic Ordi- nonce. • Jean H. Swortwood Town Clerk October 31, 1988 ri-fii' ln<so(c:> "t."