HomeMy WebLinkAbout2008-07-08 - TB TOWN OF ULYSSES
REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING
JULY 8, 2008
PRESENT : Supervisor Douglas Austic ; Council Rod Ferrentino, David Kerness,
Elizabeth Thomas and Lucia Tyler; Town Clerk Marsha L. Georgia; Deputy Supervisor
Richard Coogan; Highway Superintendent James Meeker; Attorney Mariette
Geldenhuys .
Others Present : Jamie Saine, Free Press Reporter, Geoffrey Hart, Rod Hawkes, Diane
Hillman, Sue Poelvoorde, Don Murray, Martha Ullberg, Village Trustee Chris Thomas,
Evon Piper and Alan Carstensen .
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
Ms . Thomas moved, seconded by Ms . Tyler the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses table the
minutes of the Regular Town Board meeting of June 10, 2008 for further review.
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms. Tyler aye
Adopted
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
Tabled to the end of the meeting for review.
REPORTS OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tompkins County Representative Jim Dennis — absent.
Trumansburg Fire Department no one in attendance.
Planning Board Report met on July 1st and had a presentation on a proposed office
building in the Town.
Comprehensive Plan Sue Poelvoorde checked with Mr. Austic as to if he would be
available this Thursday around 2 : 30 to review the contract for Bergman to do the Ag and
Farmland Protection Plan and also Bergman will be down early before the Public
Informational meeting. Ms . Poelvoorde read a statement into the record which is as
follows :
As the Chair of the CPUC, I would like to take this opportunity to address the Town
Board regarding the inappropriate accusation that Supervisor
Austic has leveled at the CRC and Councilperson Thomas regarding the work to update
the comprehensive plan. It is very disturbing that rather than provide constructive
guidance on regulatory matters in a timely manner, instead of months or weeks past an
event, and ensure that volunteer committees have the staff support they need, Mr. Austic
chooses to publicly demean Ms . Thomas, a new board member, and denigrate the
committee and put into question months of hard work.
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To suggest that, the committee is holding secret meetings and preparing an updated plan
absent public input is insulting. The only meeting that was not publicly posted in a timely
fashion was a meeting in May that was actually a continuation of our regularly scheduled
April meeting, and even that slightly late posting was solely due to the unexpected
resignation of Our secretarial support person. In fact, our secretarial support had been
rather spotty, thus the backlog of meeting minutes . As volunteers with the responsibilities
of full-time employment, we are doing the best that we can to complete the task we were
charged to do by the Town Board back in 2006 . I would suggest that the Board consider
putting in place a back-up plan for committee secretarial support should the paid person
not be available .
As for not engaging the public , that accusation too is without merit. At every step along
the way to create an updated comprehensive plan, the committee, along with the
consultant team of Bergmann Associates, has presented the materials at either a public
informational meeting or workshop . These sessions have been held to gather input and
comments on the step-by-step approach toward an updated plan that the Town Board will
present in full to the public in the fall in a more formal public hearing process . Everyone
on the committee is interested in producing a well-balanced plan that addresses the many
issues that the Town will face in the future. We have attempted a variety of means to
engage the public and get notice out to ensure public input. In addition, all of the [mal
draft products produced to date by Bergmann have been provided to the Town in digital
form to be posted, hopefully, on the Town's Web site and if hard copies have not been
available through our secretarial support, who was/is the repository, than they can be
printed from the Web site for members of the public coming to Town Hall to view the
documents .
In fact, the third step in the update process will be the subject of another public
informational session this Thursday at the Racker Center, 7 : 00 p .m. to 9 : 00 p .m. In an
effort to get the word out and also to allow folks to review the latest products whether
they can attend the meeting or not, everything has, or will be available at the Ulysses
Philomathic Library. In addition, thanks to the helpful and constructive support of Ms .
Thomas, our TB liaison, the materials are already available on the Town's Web site .
The members of the CPUC are a very enthusiastic and dedicated group of folks who will
continue to work toward a well-balanced, representative updated plan to present to the
Town Board this fall in spite of Supervisor Austic' s negative, unsupportive behavior. We
hope that the public will join us in ensuring that we get beyond yet another divisive,
unhealthy public discourse and that Supervisor Austic will direct his energy to actually
attend a committee meeting or public session to support the committee rather than
attempt to derail the process .
Respectfully,
Sue A. Poelvoorde
PUBLIC PRIVILEDGE OF THE FLOOR
Mr. Hart saidlhe knows how the Village Board operates when there is direct criticism of
any Board member it would not be tolerated and can not believe the Town Board allowed
this .
TOWN REPORTS
Highway Superintendent James Meeker reported the following:
• Cut brush around road signs
• Mowed roadsides
• Cleaned ditch with Gradall
• Fuel, tires, metal, and everything else going up affecting all road work such as
paving — Board needs to be prepared for 2009 budget
Code Enforcement Officer Alex Rachun absent.
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Town Clerk Marsha L. Georgia reported that a total of $969 . 50 was collected and
$497.25 was turned over to the Supervisor along with her monthly report. No fees for
water and $353 . 33 collected for license sales .
Ms. Georgia said that she enjoyed working with Sue Ritter in getting out the Water
Surveys to the residents in the Town who are not currently on municipal water. The cost
to mail the survey was reduced substantially.
Board Members and Committees no reports
Supervisor Austic asked if there were any questions on the previous distributed
operating statement for the month. No questions were heard.
Deputy Supervisor Richard Coogan reported that the technical report on the Route 96
corridor study; Rod Hawkes from the Planning Board, David Kerness of the Town Board
attended with Mr. Coogan for the presentation by Bergman. There will be one more
report from Bergman on the corridor sometime in September. Mr. Coogan has copies of
the technical report and it is also on the County' s website .
OLD BUSINESS
Water Advisory Board Appointments
Mr. Austic said that he has received a list of volunteers for the advisory board and they
are; Diane Hillman and Chip Martin for District #3 , Jimmy Seafuse or Bret Seafuse for
District #2 , Sue Oaks for District # 1 and Mike Lunger for District #4.
Ms. Thomas said that she knows that this board will be an advisory board but is asking if
they will need to advertise their meetings and have a secretary to keep minutes .
Mr. Austic said that they would.
Mr. Austic moved, seconded by Mr. Ferrentino the following:
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses appoint Diane
Hillman, Chip Martin, Jimmy Seafuse, Sue Oaks, and Mike Lunger to the Ulysses
Water Advisory Committee .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms. Thomas aye
Ms. Tyler aye
Adopted
Mr. Kerness asked for notification to the Board of the first meeting.
Action on Local Law #1 -2008
Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by seconded by Mr. Ferrentino to approve the following :
TO AMEND LOCAL LAW FOR 1979 INCREASING FEES FOR DOG
LICENSING AND IMPOUNDMENT FEES
BE IT ENACTED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF ULYSSES AS
FOLLOWS :
Section # 1 . Purpose : The purpose of this law is to amend Local Law No . 1 for 1979
relative to dog licensing fees, age of dog required to license and
impoundment fees to be charged by the Town of Ulysses .
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Section #2 . ' Section 3 : Prohibited Acts #F . (F of Local Law No . 1 of 1979 is hereby
amended to read as follows :
Section 3F . Is unlicensed when four months of age or older.
Section #3 . Section 10 of Local Law No . 1 of 1979 is hereby amended to read as
follows :
Section 10 : License and Impoundment Fees .
For licenses effective after September 2008 , and thereafter, the following
fees shall be charged : $ 12 . 50 for each spayed or neutered dog and $22 . 50
I for each unsprayed or unneutered dog.
Impoundment Fees : local additional charge of $25 . 00 for each dog
impounded pursuant to this law .
Section # 12 : Effective Date : This law shall take effect upon filing with the NYS
Secretary of State.
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Adopted
Action on Local Law # 2-2008
Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by Mr. Ferrentino the following:
Vehicle and Traffic Regulation
Whereas : Activities and events taking place within the Ulysses A2 Special
Agriculture District (Trumansburg Fair Association property) have increased in
recent years and at times interfere with the normal maintenance and use of Rabbit
Run Road, and
Whereas : Residents of Rabbit Run have voiced their desire to limit parking in
areas (fronting their properties, and
Whereas : The continued long term parking on town highway right of ways of
Rabbit Run create a situation detrimental to the health and safety of both town
residents and participants of events held at the fairgrounds and the health and
safety issue has been noted by the Tompkins County Sheriff, and
Whereas : Article 41 of Vehicle and Traffic law allows for the regulation of
traffic on highways outside any village within the town. Section 1660 a- 18
specifically allows towns to prohibit, restrict, or limit the stopping, standing, or
parking of vehicles,
Now Therefore it be Resolved : The Town Board of the Town of Ulysses does
hereby adopt a policy directing the Highway Superintendent with a motion by the
Town Board to temporarily post any town highway, for a period of up to thirty
days, that restricts parking and to install or realign existing permanent "no parking
any time" signs to accommodate requests from road' s residents and to promote
the health and safety of all .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
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Mr. Kerness aye
Ms. Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Adopted
Resolution to Set "Temporary No Parking Signs "
Mr. Austic moved, seconded by Mr. Kerness the following resolution :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses authorizes the
Highway Superintendent to post Rabbit Run Road on Friday until Tuesday at 3
pm before the start of the Grassroots Festival .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Adopted
Ambulance Service Resolution
Ms. Thomas introduced the following resolution for discussion :
Town of Ulysses Resolution Regarding Funding of the Village of Trumansburg
Ambulance/EMS Service
Whereas, the Town of Ulysses has been notified of the recommendation of the Village of
Trumansburg's EMS Task Force, to begin a policy of billing all recipients of ambulatory
care provided by the Village of Trumansburg's ambulance/EMS service in order to
recover funds from insured residents and.
Whereas, the Town of Ulysses provides a large share of the funds for the operation of the
Village of Trumansburg's ambulance/EMS service and ,
Whereas, the Village of Trumansburg has requested a letter or resolution expressing
support or opposition to this plan and ,
Whereas, it is the opinion of this board that this plan could endanger the health and
welfare of some of our constituents and,
Whereas, it is the opinion of this board that this plan would move us in a direction
opposite to the wishes of many of our constituents and ,
Whereas, it is unclear where the recovered insurance funds will be dedicated, whether to
a retirement fund for Fire Department volunteers or to a tax break for residents, and if so,
the amount.
Whereas, a switch to billing for ambulance/EMS services may cause health insurance
companies to raise premiums paid by our constituents and,
Whereas, many volunteers on the EMS/ambulance service are not in support of billing for
ambulance services and have stated this change would negatively impact their
willingness to serve and ,
Whereas, billing for ambulance services could negatively impact the level of donations to
the ambulance service .
Therefore, be it hereby resolved that this board stands in opposition to the current plan to
hire a third party billing company to bill all recipients of ambulatory care provided by the
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Trumansburg ambulance/EMS service unless those who have no insurance are
guaranteed EMS/ambulance service at no charge and,
Further, be it resolved that this board feels that the funds that the Town of Ulysses
provides to the Village of Trumansburg for the ambulance/EMS service are well spent,
and we wish to continue to guarantee service to all residents in need of emergency free of
charge other than the payments made through taxes .
Finally, be it resolved that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Village of
Trumansburg.
Ms . Thomas thought that this could be a place to start for discussion of the EMS service .
Mr. Kerness would like the Village to allow the Town to attend meetings where this topic
will be discussed .
Mr. Thomas, Village Trustee said that the next discussion will be July 14`", 2008 and will
not even be considering adoption until the August Village Board meeting.
The Board discussed briefly with Mr. Thomas the Village Trustee.
The Board feels they need more information and would like to be part of discussions .
NEW BUSINESS
Resolution Regarding Complementary Grassroots Festival Tickets
Ms. Tyler introduced the following :
BE IT 'RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses resolve that
tickets that are given to the Town of Ulysses will be limited in distribution to one
per household, public officer, employee, or volunteer on a Town committee and a
list of those to whom the tickets have been distributed shall be kept by the Town
Clerk. This list shall be copied to the Town Board in July of each year.
Ms. Georgia repeated what she had said at the last Board meeting and that was she is no
longer involved with the Grassroots tickets now or in the future.
The Board decided that adopting the following resolution on the Ethics policy would take
care of this.
Code of Ethics
Ms. Tyler introduced, moved by Mr. Kerness, and seconded by Mr. Ferrentino the
following:
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses resolves
Ulysses Code of Ethics be amended to be consistent with State and
Federal regulations regarding the amount of gifts received by officers or
employees of the Town. This amount shall be amended to read $75
instead of the $25 allowed currently.
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Adopted
PUBLIC COMMENTS,
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Alan Carstensen said that at the public meeting on the EMS third party billing there were
18 who spoke against, 9 spoke in favor. Of the 18 that spoke against 9 of them were
volunteers including Norm Hummel an EMT and Jackie Wright the President of the Fire
Company. Mr. Carstensen said he can not believe after the overwhelming responses that
the Town Board is still considering. Mr. Carstensen believes the average person is
paying $ 30 a year and that is a real bargain. Mr. Carstensen believes you would be
endangering the health and welfare of the community because people will be afraid of
getting bills for the ambulance. Mr. Carstensen invited the Board to visit his blog and
listen to the meeting. Mr. Carstensen said that half of one percent of your tax bill is the
best value you can get.
Diane Hillman said that spouting of that kind of statistics is very troubling because she
thinks there are a lot of assumptions buried that are not being examined. Assumptions
like things are going to stay the same and she was struck by Mr. Ferrentino ' s analysis of
the changes in how people volunteer and how much time they have to do that and you see
that all over the place in all aspects where there are volunteers . Because of changes in
the economic situation you will be finding that the volunteer' s situation is changing.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
Mr. Ferrentino moved, seconded by Mr. Kerness the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses
Approve the previous examined vouchers #222 through #266 in the amount of
$ 18 ,755 . 70 .
Mr. Austic aye
Mr. Ferrentino aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Adopted
OTHER
The Board felt that it was not necessary to hold their working session meeting on July
24t'', 2008 .
ADJOURNMENT
Hearing no further business Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by Mr. Ferrentino to adjourn
the meeting. Unanimously approved and meeting adjourned at 9 : 25 PM .
Respectfully submitted,
Marsha L. Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk
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TOWN OF ULYSSES
PUBLIC HEARING
JULY 8, 2008
PRESENT : Supervisor Douglas Austic ; Council Rod Ferrentino, David Kerness,
Elizabeth Thomas and Lucia Tyler; Town Clerk Marsha L. Georgia; Deputy Supervisor
Richard Coogan.
Others Present : Jamie Saine, Trumansburg Free Press
Proof of Notice having been furnished, the Public Hearing on the formation of Local Law
#2 , 2008 " Local Law Vehicle & Traffic Regulations" was called to order at 7 : 20 pm
by Supervisor Austic .
Mr. Austic read proposed local law into the record as follows :
Local Law # 2 - 2008
Vehicle and Traffic Regulation
Whereas : Activities and events taking place within the Ulysses A2 Special Agriculture
District (Trumansburg Fair Association property) have increased in recent years and at
times interfere with the normal maintenance and use of Rabbit Run Road, and
Whereas : Residents of Rabbit Run have voiced their desire to limit parking in areas
affronting their properties, and
Whereas : The continued long term parking on town highway right of ways of Rabbit
Run create a situation detrimental to the health and safety of both town residents and
participants of events held at the fairgrounds and the health and safety issue has been
noted by the Tompkins County Sheriff, and
Whereas : Article 41 of Vehicle and Traffic law allows for the regulation of traffic on
highways outside any village within the town . Section 1600 a- 18 specifically allows
towns to prohibit, restrict, or limit the stopping, standing, or parking of vehicles,
Now Therefore it be Resolved : The Town Board of the Town of Ulysses does hereby
adopt a policy directing the Highway Superintendent at his discretion to temporarily post
any town highway, for a period of up to thirty days, that restricts parking and to install or
realign existing permanent "no parking any time" signs to accommodate requests from
road ' s residents and to promote the health and safety of all .
Public Comments
Chris Thomas, VillageTrustee stated that the law was made up of "good stuff ' .
Ms. Thomas stated that she understood that this discussion of this law would be later on
the agenda. Ms . Thomas said that she has had people relate to her that they are worried
about people coming sooner who may not know about the restriction of the parking on
Rabbit Run Road and other Village residents have a concern that parking may end up
elsewhere on other roads. Ms . Thomas said that she and others are concerned that
leaving it up to the discretion of the Highway Superintendent may be a problem . Ms .
Thomas felt it would be better to have it clear as to when or what roads .
Mr. Austic said that if Mr. Meeker noted that everyone was moving over to another road
then he may post temporary no parking on those roads . It would be difficult to have a
Board meeting to discuss the closing or other roads in a timely manner.
Ms . Thomas would prefer the law to read instead of at the Highway Superintendents
discretion it would say with the knowledge of the Town Board or with the Town Boards
approval because you do not really know what may happen.
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Ms. Piper asked if the Town would be providing parking for people otherwise.
Mr. Austic said that the Town is not but that there is parking provided by Grassroots
down on Agard Road and other parking available throughout the Town .
Ms . Thomas said that people do not know where to go and that is why she thought to go
slowly this year because it is a change over year.
Mr. Kerness said that there needs to be some flexibility but he personally would like to be
notified if other roads need to be closed.
Mr. Meeker said that what is going to happen if they start parking or camping on other
un-posted roads ; one : the County will call him; two : the State Department of
Transportation will call him and three : the Sheriff or State police will call and tell him to
post the roads !
Ms . Thomas said that she could be supportive if the Town Board knew where and when
the roads willibe posted.
Mr. Austic said that Mr. Meeker could tell him and he would email the Board as soon as
he knows .
Mr. Ferrentino said that the Village had the same problems with parking and they just
gave the police the discretion to post where necessary.
Ms . Ullberg said that she is here tonight to voice her strong opposition to the resolution
regarding the posting of signs to restrict parking on Town highways. The particular
portion that causes her the most concern is the wording that would give the Highway
Superintendent total discretion to post signs restricting parking up to thirty days or
realign existing permanent no parking signs to accommodate requests from residents .
Ms . Ullberg said she knows this has come before the Board because of a complaint or
concern expressed by a resident of Rabbit Run Road because of an inconvenience over a
one week period by out of Town visitors who attend the annual Grassroots Festival . Ms.
Ullberg also knows that it falls nicely into complaints expressed by the Sheriff' s
Department over the years . Ms . Ullberg said that these attendees are guests of our
community and should be treated accordingly; throwing up no parking signs is not
actually a welcoming gesture; is it? Ms . Ullberg said that this will surely add to more
towing and another enforcement method that causes lots of ill will . Ms . Ullberg said
since she wrote these notes she has talked to Ms . Keil who lives on Rabbit Run Road and
is the one that expressed her concern and she said that she feels like she is being used at
this point because her request was to change the no parking signs to one side of the road
to another so; they could get in their driveway. Ms . Ullberg said that this has gone way
beyond what needs to be done and it seems to her that the Grassroots people have to have
some responsibility and it just scares her to think the whole Town could be posted.
Mr. Meeker said that the Grassroots have to take some responsibility and that they own
60 to 80 acres down on Agard Road and could let people park but they can not camp
there or on the Fairgrounds until they are let in on Thursday morning. Mr. Meeker said
this did not come about because of Ms . Keil ' s suggestion about parking, this all came
about because ten days or better last year before the festival started there were people
parking and camping on Rabbit Run Road to the point of blocking the road. Mr. Meeker
said that this law came about to stop the temporary parking several days before the
festival and *hat he has no problem with anyone parking during the festival where the 1
road is not marked no parking.
Ms . Ullbergi said that she feels that leaving the full discretion up to Mr. Meeker is too far
reaching.
Mr. Austic said that in the Village the police have the discretion to post when necessary
and Mr. Meeker should have the same discretion when it is needed and take that
responsibility. The Board should not have to meet every night and make these types of
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decisions . This law would allow Mr. Meeker to make those decisions for other County
and State roads .
Ms . Tyler asked if the time limit was a concern of Ms . Ullberg ' .
Ms . Ullberg said that it is giving him the discretion to post whenever and wherever he
feels necessary is more of her concern.
Mr. Kerness said that he does not have a problem with Mr. Meeker' s discretion but does
have a question on the thirty days and do you really need thirty; why not seven with
immediate notification to the Board .
The Board discussed the number of days .
Mr. Meeker said he does not really care whether he posts it or not. Mr. Meeker said that
he has only been here 28 years and if the Board can not rely on his judgment and how to
do these things then fine.
Mr. Kerness said for Mr. Meeker not to go there and asked if he could live with 10 days .
Mr. Ferrentino said the right number is thirty days, all of this is ridiculous ; this is
important, if there is traffic on the road we can ' t get fire and ambulance up the road.
Identify the problem ; put up no parking signs when it needs to be done, this is pretty
straight forward .
Mr. Austic reminded the Town Board that this is a public hearing and asked if there were
any more comments from the public .
Ms . Piper said that it seems to her that Mr. Austic has made his decision and are not
really listening.
Ms . Thomas said that she feels that the Board should be on the decision side of posting
roads and it should not just be up to Mr. Meeker so they know what is going on.
Ms . Hillman said she felt that thirty days is very reasonable and does not know what all
the fuss is about. If Mr. Meeker posts too many roads or puts up to many no parking
signs then people certainly can respond to that.
Chris Thomas , Village Trustee said that the police chief in Trumansburg has the same
discretion and the person on the ground is the one that needs to determine what needs to
happen when and especially when you are trying to capture campers if they are in front of
someone ' s property. It is not reasonable that the Town or Grassroots provide long term
camping or parking weeks before the festival for people that want to come early. The
festival has been very well publicized . Mr. Thomas does not feel that Mr. Meeker wants
to run around posting signs all around the Town .
Hearing no further comments Mr.Ferrentino moved, seconded by Mr. Kerness to close
the public hearing. Hearing closed at 8 : 30 pm .
Respectfully submitted,
Marsha L. Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk
TOWN OF ULYSSES
PUBLIC HEARING
JULY 8 , 2008
PRESENT : Supervisor Douglas Austic ; Council Rod Ferrentino, David Kerness,
Elizabeth Thomas and Lucia Tyler; Town Clerk Marsha L. Georgia; Deputy Supervisor
Richard Coogan .
Others Present : Jamie Saine, Trumansburg Free Press
Proof of Notice having been furnished, the Public Hearing on the formation of Local Law
# 1 , 2008 "TO AMEND LOCAL LAW FOR 1979 INCREASING FEES FOR DOG
LICENSING AND IMPOUNDMENT FEES ", was called to order at 7 : 00 pm by
Supervisor Austic .
No one in attendance desired to be heard .
The Board discussed minor changes and will vote on Local Law# 1 at the Regular Town
Board meeting immediately following public hearing.
Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by Mr. Ferrentino to adjourn the public hearing.
Hearing adjourned at 7 : 15 pm .
Respectfully submitted,
Marsha L. Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk
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