HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-08-17 - TB TOWN OF ULYSSES
REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING
AUGUST 17, 2004
PRESENT : Supervisor Doug Austic , Town Councilpeople Lee Scott, Roxanne Marino
and Don Ellis ; Robert Weatherby absent; Town Clerk Marsha Georgia; Highway
Superintendent James Meeker absent; Deputy Supervisor Richard Coogan; Attorney
Bruce Wilson .
Others Present : Mark Hasson, Deputy Zoning Officer, John Wertis, Planning Board
Chair, Ithaca Journal Reporter Brian Smith .
Supervisor Austic called the meeting to order at 7 : 30 pm, and led those assembled in the
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES — RTB 6/8/04 & 7/13/02 // STB 8/3/04,7/20/04-6/29/04 &
5/27/04 // PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL MTG 05/27/04
Mr. Scott moved to approve the minutes as presented by the Town Clerk with the
exception of the changes and corrections presented, Mr. Ellis seconded .
Ms . Marino was not sure of what changes Mr. Scott was referring to .
Mr. Austic asked if any comment and or changes needed to be made on the following :
• May 27th, 2004 Stormwater Public Informational . No comments and/or changes
were heard.
• May 27th, 2004 Special Town Board Meeting — No comments and/or changes
were heard.
• June 8th, 2004 Regular Town Board Meeting — Accept changes and corrections
that were submitted by Ms . Marino .
• June 29th, 2004 Special Town Board Meeting- Accept changes and corrections
submitted by Ms . Marino .
• July 20th, 2004 Special Town Board Meeting — No comments and/or changes
• August 3rd, 2004 Special Town Board Meeting — No comments and/or changes .
• July 13th, 2004 Regular Town Board Meeting — No comments and/or changes.
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Scott aye
Ms . Marino aye
Mr. Ellis aye
Adopted.
APPROVAL OF MONTHLY CLAIMS
Mr. Scott moved, seconded by Mr. Ellis to approve previously examined vouchers #378
through #416 in the amount of $48 , 726 . 12 .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Scott aye
Ms . Marino aye
Mr. Ellis aye
Adopted.
REPORTS OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tompkins County Board of Representative Peter Penniman absent.
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Trumansburg Fire Department no one in attendance.
Planning Board Chairman John Wertis reported the Planning Board met and started
the review Of "Site Plan Review" that the Town Board had requested them to review .
They have scheduled a second meeting to continue to so this for next Wednesday evening
at 7 : 30 PM .
Mr. Ellis thanked Mr. Wertis for the copies of the Planning Board meetings and clarified
that the Town Board did pass a resolution that they would continue the review of Al at
their October meeting.
Other
Mark Hasson, Deputy Zoning Officer
Mr. Austic introduced Mark Hasson who is the new Deputy Zoning Officer Mr. Rachun
hired .
Mr. Hasson stated at this time he would like to just introduce himself to the Board and
put faces with names . When he and Mr. Rachun get better organized they plan on
reviewing the zoning ordinance and reporting back to the Board in reference to permits
and different fees .
Ms . Marino would advocate that this be done .
Michel Vonderweidt,. Ulysses Youth Representative to Recreation Partnership
Mr. Vonderweidt stated the Recreation Partnership is going through a tough time with F 3
funding. Thee Partnership is looking for new ways to provide programs . The City of
Ithaca pretty, much has a monopoly on providing programs and the lack of competition is
creating a problem . The City has no real reason to keep costs down and some of the fees
they are charging are extensive . From this there is a group at the monthly Supervisor' s
meetings who have been looking at alternatives to the Recreation Partnership . They have
been discussing what each municipality may have to offer, more satellite programming,
utilize local programs and not rely on the centralized, large programs in Ithaca. But that
could create transportation problems . Many things would have to be considered before
leaping into ;changes . Supervisor Valentino (Town of Ithaca) sent the first potential
resolution for all the municipalities in Tompkins County to consider (Town Board had
copies of this) . Mr. Vonderweidt personally did not like this resolution . He thought it
was overkill; inaccurate and added he feels the wording is very risky. The Town of
Caroline had a meeting and Don Barber; Supervisor (member of the Recreation
Partnership) came up with the resolution Mr. Vonderweidt is presenting tonight. This
resolution puts things in a much more reasonable and civilized language . Mr.
Vonderweidt feels this resolution would be wise to support because it is sending a
message to the City to change their ways or we will look for alternatives . This may
strengthen the partnership .
The following is a sample of the resolution that Don Barber drafted :
Whereas municipal entities in Tompkins County recognize the benefit of cooperation and
coordination for the delivery of recreational activities for youth of their communities , and
to efficiently provide such services the Recreation Partnership agreement was entered
into and the Recreation Partnership Board formed :
Whereas many rural youth are unable to participate in Recreation Partnership programs
due to lack of transportation and ;
Whereas many rural municipalities have recreation programs that run independent of the
Recreation Partnership :
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Whereas continued dependence on the property tax as the major funding source for the
Recreation Partnership will result in loss of programming as municipalities struggle to set
priorities from this over used revenue stream :
Now therefore be it resolved that the Town of Ulysses hereby finds that the following
become the directive of our voting representatives to the Recreation Partnership Board :
1 ) Explore the formation of a 501 (c) (3 ) not for profit agency, to facilitate the
acquisition of additional funding sources other than tax dollars, such as
tax-deductible donations from individuals and corporations ;
2) Institute the Request for Proposal process for each specific program as
planned in the Recreation Partnership agreement;
3 ) Explore and facilitate the coordination of partnering- municipalities
recreation programs and administration as a means to expand program
opportunities .
4) Explore transportation opportunities to get rural youth to city programs
and city youth to rural programs ;
5 ) To facilitate blending of rural and city programs explore the concept of
creating "in kind" contributions of staff time and programs toward a
municipality' s financial contribution to the Recreation Partnership .
Further resolved, this resolution shall be forwarded to the Recreation Partnership Board,
and
Further resolved that the Ulysses Town Board hereby directs its representatives to work
to accomplish these goals before the end of 2005 .
Mr. Ellis stated that he feels the 501 — not for profit makes a lot of sense.
The Recreation Partnership is later on the agenda to further discuss this .
Ms . Marino asked Mr. Vonderweidt for a contact number if she had any questions? Mr.
Vonderweidt ' s number is 387-9850 and email is mvon(')twcny.rr. com .
Mr. Austic stated that it is coming down to a cost issue because the City has raised the
cost so much and dropped the number of programs that the municipalities were entitled to
get that the cost per program is becoming unrealistic .
TOWN REPORTS
Highway Superintendent James Meeker - In the absence of Mr. Meeker, Ms. Georgia
read his report as follows :
July Report thru August 17th, 2004
• Cold mix paved Cayuga View Road
• Helped Newfield with their paving and stone & oil projects
i • Working on changing front springs, brackets, pins & bushings in Autocar plow &
salt truck
• Mowed all roadsides (again)
• Helped Tompkins County stone & oil
• Crack filled Penn. Ave. and Rabbit Run Roads in preparation for seal coat. Hope
to seal coat these two roads starting Wednesday — weather permitting.
• The Town of Ulysses ' tire collection made the northeast farm paper — article
distributed.
Ms . Marino was wondering if it would be possible for Mr. Meeker to include in his report
not only the project but also the cost of the project .
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Mr. Austic will ask Mr. Meeker about this .
Code Enforcement Officer Alex Rachun reported that 4 permits for single- family
residences, 6 for additions, and 2 for business permits were issued for August . One
Zoning Board of Appeals meeting for an area variance on the lake was granted.
Mr. Rachun reported that the old Alpha House on Rt 227 has been raised and seeded and
the new Cayuga Recovery building is very close to being completed.
Mr. Ellis asked what the two business permits were for and Mr. Rachun replied they are
for the Trumansburg Golf Course maintenance building and Flo-Tech .
Town Clerk Marsha L. Georgia reported that the total fees collected for the month of
July was $ 1687 . 00 of which she turned over $ 1244 . 56 to the Supervisor along with her
monthly report . Included in the total fees was $ 655 . 00 collected for Plumbing Permits
and $285 . 34 was sent to NYSDEC for sporting licenses . Mrs . Georgia also reported that
she has been working with Williamson Law and Ti- Sales on the billing program for the
Water Districts .
The DEC Sporting Licenses started on sale Monday so the hunters are coming in for their
licenses and japplying for Deer Management Permits . The hunters in this area are not
happy because they only have a 40% chance of receiving . a permit to shoot an antler-less
deer.
Board Members and Committees
Mr. Ellis addressed the "Legal Opinion" in reference to the Open Meeting Law as it
relates to email . Mr. Wilson had stated the use of e-mail does not fit into the definitions
of a public meeting it is addressed more as correspondence .
Mr. Ellis asked about the request of Mr. Winch for water on VanDorns Corners Road. .t
Mr. Austic stated that he has not heard any more from him.
Mr. Ellis wanted to know if anything had been received on the request for the reduction
of the speedilimit on Searsburg Road. Nothing has been received from NYS DOT .
Mr. Ellis asked about the proposed "lighting district" for Trumansburg Country Estates .
Mr. Wilson explained that we have two things going on, the lighting district and the road
dedication.
Mr. Ellis asked if the Town would have documentation from an engineer of the
inspections On the road .
Mr. Austic stated that Mr. Meeker has been inspecting the road as it is being constructed .
Mr. Wilson 'stated that under the "Highway Law" the quality of construction is under the
approval of the Highway Superintendent. If the Highway Superintendent approves it
them it would come before the Town Board to accept . Mr. Wilson will be approving the
deed description to make sure the road to be turned over to the Town would have title .
Mr. Ellis thought he understood that the road was to be turned over to the Village. It was
explained toil Mr. Ellis that the road is entirely in the Town of Ulysses . The buildings and
the parking lot are in the Village of Trumansburg only.
Mr. Wilson 'was in contact with the property owner' s lawyer and discussed what needed
to be put together for a petition for the lighting district and the deed for the road.
Mr. Ellis stated that he really has a lot of problems with someone building and inspecting
their own road and than turning it over to the Town .
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Mr. Austic stated again that they did not inspect their own road, Mr. Meeker was there
inspecting the road, Mr. Meeker knows how to build a road, that is what he does .
Mr. Ellis stated that Jim paves roads .
Mr. Austic re- stated that Jim builds roads ; he is responsible for insuring that the Town
roads are built to speck . Honey Bee Lane was done the same way, which is part of his job
under NYS Highway Law.
Mr. Wilson stated that the developer builds the road and the Highway Superintendent
supervises and make sure that it is in compliance .
Mr. Ellis stated that other Towns that he has worked with engaged an engineer for the
purpose of inspecting the roads .
Ms . Marino asked what would happen if the Town was not to accept the deed of the new
road .
Mr. Wilson said if you did not accept the road it would not become a Town road and
without seeing the title work he is not sure what the ramifications would be.
Mr. Austic stated that the only way the development was approved is that the road would
be built because otherwise there is no road frontage . This was part of what the Village
needed .
Supervisor Doug Austic reviewed the previously distributed July Financial Report and .
asked if anyone had any questions .
Mr. Ellis thought he had a question but stated he could ask later.
Mr. Austic stated he always is available to answer any questions .
OLD BUSINESS
Courtroom Bench
Ms . Marino asked about the status of the courtroom bench.
Mrs . Georgia received a packet from Dan Fuller of Ithaca Millwork with preliminary
plans of the courtroom bench area, but no prices .
Ms . Marino asked if the Town was going to try and acquire any plans from any one else?
Mr. Austic stated others have been asked and no one has expressed any interest other than
one that wanted over $ 10,000 for design only. The board will have to take a better look
at the design that was submitted . Mr. Fuller will come back at any time to discuss the
design .
NEW BUSINESS
Recreation Partnership
Supervisor Austic stated the Board has heard the discussions about Recreation
Partnership and they have had problems in the last few years . The idea is there but there
may need to be some changes to make the partnership work. One of the big changes is
that the County is dropping down what they will contribute and will continue to drop
down. Supervisor Austic would support the resolution drafted by the Town of Caroline.
Mr. Ellis asked if the resolution would be sent to Peter Penniman only or sent elsewhere.
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Mr. Austic stated it would go to the Recreation Partnership giving them direction from
the Town Board.
Mr. Ellis moved, seconded by Mr. Scott the following :
Whereas municipal entities in Tompkins County recognize the benefit of
cooperation and coordination for the delivery of recreational activities for youth of their
communities , and to efficiently provide such services the Recreation Partnership
agreement was entered into and the Recreation Partnership Board formed :
Whereas many rural youth are unable to participate in Recreation Partnership
programs due to lack of transportation and ;
Whereas many rural municipalities have recreation programs that run
independent 'of the Recreation Partnership :
Whereas continued dependence on the property tax as the major funding source
for the Recreation Partnership will result in loss of programming as municipalities
struggle to set priorities from this over used revenue stream :
Nowjtherefore be it resolved that the Town of Ulysses hereby finds that the
following become the directive of our voting representatives to the Recreation
Partnership Board :
2) Explore the formation of a 501 (c) (3 ) not for profit agency, to facilitate the
acquisition of additional funding sources other than tax dollars, such as
tax-deductible donations from individuals and corporations ;
3 ) Institute the Request for Proposal process for each specific program as
planned in the Recreation Partnership agreement ;
4) Explore and facilitate the coordination of partnering- municipalities
recreation programs and administration as a means to expand program
opportunities .
5 ) Explore transportation opportunities to get rural youth to city programs
and city youth to rural programs ;
6) To facilitate blending of rural and city programs explore the concept of
creating "in kind" contributions of staff time and programs toward a
municipalities financial contribution to the Recreation Partnership .
Further resolved, this resolution shall be forwarded to the Recreation Partnership
Board, and
Further resolved that the Ulysses Town Board hereby directs its representatives
to work to accomplish these goals before the end of 2005 .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Scott aye
Ms . Marino aye
Mr. Ellis aye
Adopted .
Mrs . Georgia will certify this resolution and forward to Mr. Vonderweidt and Peter
Penniman.
Hazard Mitigation
Deputy Supervisor reported he had received comments on the Hazard Mitigation report
from Supervisor Austic , Councilwoman Marino and himself and submitted those to the
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County. The Village of Trumansburg was asked to review but heard no comments along
with the Superintendent of Trumansburg School . The plan needs to be adopted no later
than November 1st, 2004 . The final has been sent into the State and Federal government
and when a final draft is received Mr. Coogan will review again so it will be able to be on
the agenda for September or October.
There was a meeting set up by the Red Cross, attended by representatives from the
Village, Fire and Ambulance Departments, Trumansburg School, Police Agencies and
many others held to organize, set up a command structure in case of an emergency, who
has the material, who has contacts and just getting to know each other so that in a time of
an emergency you would know who to contact . There will be a number of training
courses that will be expected.
Ms . Marino stated within the Hazard Mitigation Plan there are a lot of actions that the
Town needs to do and she asked if all of those would have to be implemented by
November 2004 .
Mr. Coogan stated no, every year some will be carried out and the Town has five years to
complete when the plan needs to be reviewed . You have to demonstrate you are working
towards implementing the plan .
Stormwater Progress
o Deputy Supervisor reported the committee has had their first two meetings and one with
the Genesee Finger Lakes Group and they have identified four areas they are considering
the MS4 district, steep slopes, streams and ditches along the roads . These seem to be the
largest conveyors of stormwater and the biggest problems for the Town. They are in the
process of getting additional maps . The committee has asked Mr. Coogan to get one map
that not only shows 15 % slope but will also show 7 % to 14% slope. They will be
meeting again August 25 with the Finger Lakes group . The Finger Lakes Group would
like to see ordinances drafted that are do-able for the Town and take the Town in the
correct direction without being to harsh or to punitive with smaller municipalities .
Unfortunately Nathan (who had been here at the Town and is the Senior Planner for the
Group) was unable to make the meetings so he sent Brian who acknowledged he was not
up-to-date on things so it was more of an information gathering on his part.
Mr. Coogan stated they expect to have the committee work wrapped up by the end of the
year. They have identified it will be Genesee Finger Lakes RPC who will do the actual
drafting of the ordinance, getting the language correct, and the resulting ordinance will be
presented to the Board for review .
Mr. Wertis pointed out that nowhere in the current draft-zoning ordinance does it mention
"stormwater". Mr. Coogan stated in the recommendations there are two paragraphs that
the committee would like to see inserted; one of them into the zoning and also in
subdivision. Basically what it would be telling anyone reading those is that there is a
stormwater regulation and make sure this is read in conjunction with either subdivision or
zoning.
Deputy Supervisor Review
Supervisor Austic asked Mr. Ellis how he wanted to handle review of Mr. Coogan. Mr.
Austic furnished what Mr. Ellis requested as to what expenses have been reimbursed to
Mr. Coogan as Deputy Supervisor and total salary paid to date (Mr. Austic explained) .
Mr. Ellis did not have it with him as to what the original resolution stated as to salary or
expenses .
Mr. Austic informed him it was approved for $ 19 , 000 a year and an increase to the
contractual account (A1220 . 4) to cover travel and other miscellaneous expenses .
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Mr. Ellis stated he does not see this as a quality issue but a value, issue . He states that the
alternative that is used in the Village is assigning Trustees certain areas of
responsibilities .
Mr. Austic stated Village Trustees no way do as much as the Deputy Supervisor.
Mr. Coogan stated he bills around 20 to 24 hours per week but his typical week is 30 to
40 hours and two weeks he has gone over 50 hours .
Mr. Coogan stated he has prepared a statement of things he is working on because Mr.
Ellis had stated value for the money.
Mr. Austic asked Mr. Coogan to run through his statement .
Mr. Cooganireviewed the following :
• Hazmit — worked all the way through by attending meetings with the County,
meetings with the various agencies . Direct value is the Town will have that
comp'
ompleted and will be able to get disaster funding.
• MS41 — the Town is in for grant money — Hazmit is in there for grant money — we
are looking into septic fly over (thermal imaging) — septic will be one of the
hottest topics in the County next year — attending local law meetings and
attending County local law meetings .
• Administration — gives backup to the Supervisor for payroll, vouchering, water
district meter readings and inspections - going through training to locate buried
pipes and Class D water operator license .
• Jacksonville sidewalk project grant funding
• Intermunicipal Corporation — training programs for highway crews with possible
reduction for workers compensation insurance, which could save 1 % to 1 . 5 % .
• Possible use of hydro-seeder to correct some of the erosion controls where the
water district is, instead of having the contractors come back and reseeding.
• Attended a three-day training course on municipal laws, planning, zoning and
case Studies of these .
• SubnI litted information to Barton & Loguidice for the DWP storage of petroleum
products to meet the new EPA requirements for Spill Prevention Control and
counter measures .
Intangible values are : Strengthening ties with County and other organizations, attending
TCMOA meetings, working with Tompkins County Planning, Tompkins County Transit,
Corporative Extension, and Inter Municipal Corporation sub-committee on the County
level to look at insurance issues . Mr. Coogan stated he is willing to supply support to any
of the Board members, any request of information they may need, additional or
otherwise, point of contact with residents that may have concerns with water hook-ups,
Exxon Mobil concerns .
Mr. Ellis asked if Mr. Coogan was doing any of that, working with the residents?
Mr. Coogan stated yes he is, he gets accosted ones or twice a day, usually when he walks
into the Jacksonville post office someone will ask a question.
Mr. Coogan is also setting up possible programs with the Highway Supervisor. They are
looking at putting a program together to identify invasive plants to design an easy site so
that we have an early detection system. Attended a workshop on the on site subject
system — again this will be a big question in the County in 2005 — Ulysses is viewed as a
very pro-active municipality in the County level . We attend meetings and are part of the
discussions and that is what takes a lot of time — is just getting to know all these people.
Mr. Austic stated in the meantime he is attending the meetings Mr. Coogan is not
attending.
Mr. Ellis stated he thinks that is terrific — all the stuff that seems to be out there was and
is being attended. Mr. Ellis stated it clearly needs to get done and he thinks the
responsible question to be looking at on behalf of the Town is — Is this the way to get
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these done? He does not know . Mr. Ellis likes the way the Village handles it and
designates Trustees .
Mr. Austic stated the Village Trustees don ' t spend 20/30 hours per week and they do not
attend many outside meetings or does the Mayor. Mr. Austic doesn ' t see the Board
members having this additional time a week to attend these meetings .
Ms . Marino stated it comes down to can the Town afford (paying for a Deputy
Supervisor) or are there other ways to accomplish the work that needs to be done. Ms .
Marino went on to state Mr. Coogan has been extremely helpful and forth coming. Ms .
Marino asked him to provide in writing what he previously reported he has been doing
and assign some rough proportion to the time on each individual item or group items ; this
would be helpful at budget time . Also a list of what is coming up in the future to be done.
Mr. Coogan agreed to do this .
Mr. Austic stated personally he feels Mr. Coogan is doing a very good job and is well
worth the money.
Upstairs Renovations
Mr. Austic asked Mr. Ellis what his questions were about the renovations to the upstairs
of the Town Hall .
Mr. Ellis stated he did not know how to pick the cost out of the vouchers and he had the
impression that there was substantial over run from what the Board had originally
approved, but he may be wrong.
Mr. Austic stated he might be wrong. The Town paid Peter Cooke $ 13 , 800 and that was
;, what was agreed upon, with that Mr. Cooke put in a lot more stuff than was in the
original plan. The plan did not include two closets down stairs, two closets upstairs nor
did it include repairing the roof that was found to be leaking . Mr. Cooke only charged
the Town $ 13 , 800 but Mr. Austic made an exchange with him because he was thinking it
would go over. The exchange was that we did some of the painting. Mr. Austic
personally supplied the wood base and the window casings and painted and primed them
at home so that was no cost. The Town did have to pay Hubbard Plumbing & Heating to
come over and extend the heating duct because he had originally insulted this . The cost
for that was $ 340 . We also bought the paint, which cost between $ 300 to $ 400 . Mr.
Austic fees that it did not go over more than a couple hundred dollars and we did get
extra for that money.
Mr. Scott added several years ago over $20 ,000 was budgeted for this project and set
aside in the building maintenance capital reserve account . Mr. Scott feels Mr. Cooke did
a great job . The other bids that were received for this project were over $20,000 .
Mr. Austic asked Mr. Ellis and Ms . Marino if they had been up stairs to see the
completed project.
Mr. Ellis stated that he had not .
Mr. Austic stated he should take a look because he feels it is well worth the money and it
can be used not only for the youth but other things .
Quick Review of Zoning Ordinance SEQRA
The Board reviewed very briefly some areas of the SEQR for the draft Zoning Ordinance .
They brought up some questions in a couple of pages . This will be reviewed in more
detail at a later meeting before the public hearing . It was decided that each Board
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member will review and it will be placed on the agenda for the next Board meeting for
complete review.
Other (Start Review of Subdivision)
Because of the lateness of tonight ' s meeting the review of the Subdivision Regulations
was tabled for now. Ms . Marino would like to have it considered that the Planning Board
review this draft document, as it is now for their comments because they are the ones that
deal with this more so than the Town Board.
Mr. Wertis, Planning Board Chairman will see to it that the members have a current draft
of this document and they will set a time to review .
Technical Equipment
Mr. Austic asked Ms . Marino what she wanted to say about this area?
Ms . Marino 'stated she had discussed using a projector when reviewing the draft Zoning
Ordinance with Mr. Coogan and how helpful one could be to see the changes
immediately; made in the document as the meeting takes place . Mr. Coogan has been
able to borrow a projector for a couple of the review meetings and now maybe the time to
discuss purchasing one for the Town. Mr. Coogan had gotten a price from Dell around
$ 900 that would be sufficient for the Town ' s use.
Mr. Austic stated the Town could purchase one or could think about it, but there is money
in the equipment fund.
Ms . Marino stated it could be used for various different uses and various other boards or
organizations could use it as well . It could be used routinely at board meetings to change
a resolution right at the meeting . Ms . Marino also brought up the possibility of having a
computer that members of other boards could have access to here at the Town Hall and
having a wireless internet connection so that things could be called up to be looked at
during a meeting .
Ms . Marino made a suggestion that these ideas be looked into and know actually what it
will cost.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
No comments heard.
CORRESP a NDENCE
Previously discussed .
ADJOURNMENT
Hearing no further business Mr. Ellis moved, seconded by Mr. Scott to adjourn the
Regular Town Board Meeting. Unanimously approved, meeting adjourned at 9 : 30PM .
Respectfully, submitted,
Marsha L . Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk
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