HomeMy WebLinkAbout2013-07-23-WTB Town of Ulysses
Working Town Board
July 23 , 2013
Audio available at http ://www. ulysses .ny . us/council/tbmeetings/
Present : Supervisor Elizabeth Thomas ; Councilpersons Lucia Tyler, Nancy Zahler, David
Kerness, and Kevin Romer; Environmental Planner Darby Kiley; Town Clerk; Marsha Georgia
Others Present : Frank & Gail Flannery, Charles & Mary Tutton, Roxanna Johnston, Richard &
Connie Evans, Warren Brown, Mike Kamarck, Don Hartill , K. Larry Avery, Anna & Heinz
Riederer, Barbara Lewis, Carolyn McGory, Louise K. Terry, Philip & Elsie Colella, John
Driscoll , Don Wilson, Ellen & Bob Klohmann, Betsy Fallon, Lawrence McCann, Cheryl
Chalmers, Richard Krizek, Richard Kroboth, Doris Houghton, Susan Ettinger, Jack & Diane
Fallenstein, Mario & Sarah Del Rosso, Hakan & Barrie Sokmensuer, Dale & Mike Strok,
Mickey Tsapis, Jerry Rice, Linda Sugnet & H. Lambert-Cayuga Lake Watershed Network.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Ms . Thomas moved, seconded by Ms . Tyler the following
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses amend the agenda:
adding claims, moving "privilege of floor" up to be after presentations (limit to 10
minutes), update on Village waterline, executive session and update on grant for Cleaner
Greener.
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mr. Kerness moved seconded by Mr. Romer the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses table the minutes of the
Regular Town Board meeting of July 9, 2013 and the Special Town Board meeting of
July 11 , 2013 .
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms. Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS
Ms . Thomas moved, seconded by Mr. Kerness the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses approves the previous
examined vouchers #288 through 302 in the amount of $21 ,398 . 74 .
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
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Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
PRESENTATION ON HYDRILLA
Ms . Roxanne Johnson, Watershed Coordinator, asked for the Board' s consideration for support
for the outreach efforts for control of the aquatic weed, Hydrilla.
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Tompkins County Cooperative Extension created a web site http : //www. StopHydrilla. org which
is used not only locally but also regionally and nationally as Hydrilla is found in other places .
Another important player is Cayuga Floating Classroom which does monitoring of the lake.
Ms . Hilary Lambert who is the Executive Director for Cayuga Lake Watershed Network said
that they started the Hydrilla Hunters http ://www. cayugalake . org/hydrilla-hunters .html approach
last summer letting folks all around the lake know what Hydrilla looks like and what to do if they
find it. Hydrilla is under control in Cayuga Inlet but if the weed took hold in any part of Cayuga
Lake, the fast-growing weed would change the ecology of the lake and curtail water sporting
activities . They have been working with the West shore Homeowners Association and others all
around the lake teaching them how to identify Hydrilla and what to do if it is found. Ms .
Lambert handed out a Hydrilla ID sheets .
Ms. Johnson gave the Board an overview of the financial situation. They are applying for a grant
for 2014 but have fallen short for 2013 with no State funding . The Board asked questions about
the timeline and matching funds .
PRIVILEGE OF FLOOR
Gail Flannery
Tonight, we are presenting you with signed Petitions requesting that the Town Board postpone
the implementation of the proposed lakeshore zoning ordinance until such time as a detailed
survey on the desirability and impact of such zoning proposal is submitted to all lakeshore
property owners . The results of such survey should then be tabulated, published and provided to
all lakeshore property owners .
This Petition has been signed by the owners of a majority of the lakeshore properties affected by
the zoning proposal . In actual number, 10 3 of the lakeshore properties are represented by this
Petition.
This Petition should be honored by the Town Board for the following reasons :
1 . The overwhelming response evidenced by this Petition demonstrates that the affected
property owners believe that they have not been given the opportunity to provide their input to
the Town Board on these zoning issues .
2 . While we appreciate that a lot of work has been done to date on this effort, it has not been
fruitful . The resulting current draft of the zoning ordinance and the discussion to date at the
Town Board level reflect the inherent problems created when citizens who are familiar with
lakeshore living are not given the opportunity to voice the issues and concerns that particularly
affect them .
3 . There has been a false reliance on prior surveys and information which were clearly not
representative . For example, defects in surveys cited by the West Shore Homeowners
Association have been previously noted in numerous communications in writing and at
meetings of the Town Board. In addition, false claims of support for this zoning proposal have -
been propagated. These claims are laid to waste by the broad support that this Petition has
received by affected residents .
4 . These signed Petitions are clearly telling you what the lakeshore residents of the Town of
Ulysses want done next. They are not saying that they don't want any zoning . But they are
saying that they want a meaningful, accurate and objective survey done to determine the zoning
issues important to lakeshore residents .
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It is our sincere hope and expectation that you, as our representatives on the Town Board, will
honor this request and the stated desires of the majority . Thank you.
Respectfully, ULYSSES LAKESHORE ASSOCIATION
Doris Houghton
Ms . Houghton feels that the Board does not have real direction because you haven' t done much
of the research themselves and she does not know if the Ad Hoc Committee did it. You were
going back and forth with the length of the water frontage for a lot you would allow to build on
and you settled for 150 ' of lake frontage, 250 ' deep and 250 ' on the highway and it is a
minimum of 1 acre . This measurement is not one acre it is more than one acre and that just goes
to show that you just have not thought it through and you don ' t have somebody that is looking
into these things . The Planning Board members did not figure this out; you need someone
competent to rely on for the technical data because you are not getting it all by yourself
Heinz Riederer
I would like to bring a specific item to your attention :
"Riparian Rights" Lines Offshore
I understand the Board has since received a written commitment from a local surveyor to provide
in-put to the decision making process of the Board.
I urge the Board to follow-up and seek outside advice prior to making a decision on this matter.
Donald Hartill, Mayor of the Village of Lansing and owner of 39 Maplewood Road
Mr. Hartill said that he had reviewed the tax maps of the properties on the lakeshore of the Town
of Ulysses and observed that less than 5 % of those properties would satisfy the proposed lot size
and frontage in the new zoning ordinance . This a very serious problem and places special
emphasis on how grandfathering of these existing properties is carried out in an expeditious and
fair manner. If the intention is to convert these smaller lots into larger lots with the proposed
zoning changes, this would be viewed by the courts as a taking . Mr. Hartill urged proceeding
with a great deal of caution with the proposed zoning changes and they should take into account
the existing conditions with respect to lot sizes and frontage .
Ellen Klohmann, PhD asked what is the rational of this zoning change ; what is it that prompted
it; what was it that driven it?
Ms. Thomas. Ms . Thomas said right now we are drafting language on the non-conformance or
grandfathering language to make sure that it is easily understandable . She suggests creating a
cover sheet on the next draft to explain the rational .
Carolyn McGory said she cannot understand, as a board, you people decided to do this and yet
you do not know the rationale behind this . What ' s going on — it ' s laughable — she can ' t imagine
and you are all over the place all the time with everything going on. There must be something
some place where this started.
Ms . Thomas closed the "privilege of the floor" .
CAR SHARE PRESENTATION
Ms . Jennifer Dodson representing Ithaca CarShare Organization www. carsharing . org which was
contacted to see if placing a car or truck in Trumansburg would work for the Town of Ulysses to
use and share with residents in the area. Ms . Dodson gave an overview of how CarShare works
in general and how it could work for the Town of Ulysses . The charge would be $ 1500 a month;
$ 700 for the time allotted to the Town ' s use and the other $ 800 would have to come from
resident use .
The Board will have to discuss this later.
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OLD BUSINESS
A Brush With Kindness
Ms . Thomas introduced and gave the reasoning why the Board needed to adopt this resolution.
Ms . Thomas moved, seconded by Ms . Zahler the following :
AMENDED RESOLUTION OF THE ULYSSES TOWN BOARD APPROVING
CONTRACT WITH HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FOR NYS SMALL CITIES CDBG
FUNDS
WHEREAS , the Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York, was awarded a New York State
Small Cities Program Community Development Block grant in the amount of $400,000 in 2007 ,
as set forth in the Grant Agreement dated October 1 , 2007 ; and
WHEREAS , the Town contracted with Better Housing for Tompkins County to provide
moderate rehabilitation (repairs valued between $ 5 ,00 and $25 ,000) to the residences of qualified
homeowners within the Town; and
WHEREAS , homeowners who received assistance through this program entered into
Diminishing Lien Agreements with the Town, which required repayment of a portion of the grant
amount if the property were sold within five years from the date of said agreement; and
WHEREAS , the sum of $ 13 ,076 was repaid to the Town by homeowners who sold their properties
within the five year period; and
WHEREAS , the funds need to be used for repair projects within the Town of Ulysses ; and
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WHEREAS , the Town wishes to assist low- and moderate income homeowners in the Town of
Ulysses with home repairs; and
WHEREAS , Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins and Cortland Counties ("Habitat") has an
established program known as "A Brush with Kindness" (ABWK) to assist homeowners with
small repairs, and the Town Board has received and reviewed the documentation describing this
program provided by Habitat; and
WHEREAS , Habitat proposes to undertake the Town of Ulysses "A Brush With Kindness"
Project; and WHEREAS , the Project meets the objectives and requirements of the New York
State Small Cities CDBG
funds ; and
WHEREAS , Habitat has a demonstrated capacity to implement the Project; and
WHEREAS , the Town adopted a resolution on March 12 , 2013 , approving the project, which
limited the project area to the hamlet of Jacksonville, and the Town has since concluded that it is
in the best interest of the residents of the Town to extend the project area to the entire Town of
Ulysses ;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the $ 13 , 076 ofNYS Small Cities CDBG funds will be used for repairs to homes
of low- and moderate income homeowners in the Town of Ulysses ; and be it further
RESOLVED that the Town will entered into a Sub recipient Agreement with Habitat, whereby
Habitat will use the abovementioned sum of $ 13 ,076 for the Town of Ulysses ABWK Project,
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on the terms set forth in such Agreement, which will be subject to review by the Attorney for the
Town and the Town Supervisor prior to its execution.
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Ms. Thomas will sign the contract drafted by Ms . Geldenhuys .
Mr. Kerness motioned to switch an item around that is on the agenda — place the resolution on
the Cayuga Power Plant conversion before review of Lakeshore Zoning, seconded by Mr.
Romer. Unanimously approved .
Resolution Requesting the Cayuga Power Plant Convert To Renewable Energy Sources
Ms . Tyler introduced and moved, seconded by Ms . Thomas the following resolution :
RESOLUTION REGARDING PSC CASE NO . 12 -E-0577, SUPPORTING THE UP-
GRADING TRANSMISSION LINES AND REJECTING THE CONVERSION AN
ELECTRICTY GENERATING PLANT TO NATURAL GAS
Whereas, on July 20, 2012 , Cayuga Operating Company, LLC, ("Cayuga") which
operates the coal-fired electric power plant ("the plant") located on the east shore of
Cayuga Lake in the Town of Lansing filed notice with the Public Service Commission
("the PSC") of its intent to stop operating its coal-fired electric plant no later than January
16, 2013 because it "could not be operated economically ;
Whereas, on January 18 , 2013 , PSC directed Cayuga and NYSEG to compare the costs
and benefits of two options :
1 ) repowering the plant at the existing site, or
2) investing in long term alternative transmission upgrades .
Whereas, on February 19, 2013 , NYSEG responded to PSC that "no electric generation
will be required at the Cayuga Generating Facility [the plant] to support the reliability
needs of either NYSEG or National Grid . " [ 1 ] Instead NYSEG proposed two
transmission upgrades which would address the electric supply reliability concerns raised
by closing the plant . NYSEG further specified that these upgrades would be completed
by mid-2017 .
Whereas, in March 2013 , Cayuga submitted a "Repowering Proposal," listing four ways
to repower and continue operation of the plant, each substituting natural gas for coal .
Whereas, in May 2013 , NYSEG responded to the Cayuga proposal of March 2013 ,
recommending that the proposed transmission upgrades be implemented and that the
plant not be converted to natural gas . (NYSEG ' s analysis concluded that the
transmission line upgrades without repowering the plant was the least costly option. [2]
Moreover, the upgrades to the transmission lines would be required in any case, thereby
rendering the conversion proposals unnecessary . )
Whereas, each of Cayuga' s natural gas conversion proposals is more expensive than the
transmission upgrades proposed by NYSEG and requires that the NYSEG upgrades be
done as well ;
Whereas, Cayuga' s natural gas conversion proposals rely on assumptions about revenue
and market stability which the NYSEG analysis calls into question; [3 ]
Whereas, there is a lack of transparency in the arguments offered for natural gas
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conversion proposals, much of the data having been removed from documents available
to the public
Whereas ithe plant has and will continue to create ecological and health hazards as long as
it operates, regardless of which fossil fuel it uses, as it :
produces fine particle air pollution,
has frequently been in violation of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts,
allows seepage of pollutants from its coal ash dump into the local ground water;
Whereas, Cayuga Lake is a major ecotourism asset to this region, and the location of the
plant on the he shore of Cayuga Lake exacerbates its
potential for harming this asset;
Whereas there is no longer a technical need for a power plant to be located near such a
precious resource as the lake, the cooling no longer needed in the NYSEG plan or the
Cayuga plan.
Whereas, NYSEG ratepayers, including many Ulysses residents, are currently paying
NYSEG additional fees totaling $30 MILLION each year to a private, for-profit
corporation to keep in operation an otherwise inefficient plant which provides electricity
which NYSEG has indicated is not needed now or in the future ;
Whereas, the conversion will require the building of a new 18 -mile natural gas pipeline
through the Town of Dryden, with two major implications :
* The cost, in the 100's of millions of dollars, will be paid by local residents who
get their electricity from NYSEG.
* the rights of way for the pipeline will be taken from individual landowners by
eminent domain
Whereas, The environmental damage of construction and operation, the air pollution from
leaks in the pipeline, the noise and light pollution from pipeline stations, and the risks of
an explosion all will be borne by residents living near the pipeline .
Whereas, !NYSEG has found that pursuing any of Cayuga's natural gas conversion
proposals ipresent additional reliability risks;
Whereas, continuing to generate electricity with fossil fuels is not consistent with the
New York State Energy Highway plan and the huge infrastructure required for the
Cayuga proposal is a costly detour off of that highway.
Whereas this matter which so vitally affects the health, safety, lands, finances, and
quality of life of so many residents has not been well publicized and has only recently
come to the notice of this Board and our constituents;
Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED that such merits as might exist in the proposal to convert
to natural gas are obscured by the lack of transparency and removal of the data on which
they rely from publicly available documents ;
RESOLVED that as of the PSC deadline, the Town of Ulysses recognizes the many
concerns listed above, none of which appear yet to have been resolved;
RESOLVED that, based on the information made public and available to the Town, the
Town of Ulysses cannot support the proposal of the Cayuga Operating Company, LLC to
convert its operation of this plant to natural gas ; and
THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Town of Ulysses supports the proposal of NYSEG to
upgrade the transmission lines which it has specified to the PSC, and
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town of Ulysses supports the PSC requiring NYSEG to
implement a "demand-response" approach in combination with the described
transmission upgrades to mitigate the transmission reliability issues raised in this Case :
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[ 1 ] They are : the rebuilding of an existing line between National Grid's
Elbridge substation and NYSEG's State Street Substation and constructing a new two
between the same two points—a distance of 14 . 5 miles .
[2] NYSEG Repowering Analysis submission, p. 18 .
[3 ] Id .
RESOLVED the Town Clerk will send a copy of this resolution to Secretary of the NYS
PSC Jeffrey Cohen; Assemblywoman Barbara Lifton; State Senator Thomas O ' Mara;
Governor Andrew Cuomo ; Senator Charles Schumer; Senator Kirsten Gillibrand;
Tompkins County Legislator James Dennis ; and Tompkins County Legislative Chair,
Martha Robertson
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Lakeshore Zoning Review
The Board started the review where they left off at the last meeting on page 10 of the revised
draft dated July 12 , 2013 discussing tree removal . The changes or corrections will be entered
into an updated draft copy.
NEW BUSINESS
Uniform Notice of Claim
Ms . Thomas moved, seconded by Ms . Zahler the following :
Approval to Certify the Secretary of State as a Receiver of Notice of Claims
WHEREAS , New York State passed a new law effective June 2013 , entitled "Uniform
Notice of Claim Act", which allows notice of claims to be served on the secretary of state
instead of directly on the municipality at a fee of $250 ; and
WHEREAS , a municipality must file a certificate designating the secretary of state as an
agent who may be served with a notice of claim, and which includes to whom and to
where the notice of claim is to be sent; and
WHEREAS , failure to file the certificate causes a municipality to forfeit its right to
receive a portion of the notice of claim filing fees ;
Now, therefore, be it,
RESOLVED, the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses hereby certifies the Secretary of
State to receive notice of claims for the Town of Ulysses ; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Secretary of State shall notify the Town Clerk of any notice of
claim by sending notice to Town of Ulysses Town Clerk, 10 Elm Street, Trumansburg,
NY 14886 .
RESOLVED, that the Town of Ulysses Town Clerk send a certified copy of this
resolution to the Secretary of State .
Ms . Thomas aye
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Ms . Tyler aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Court Software
Ms . Thomas had notified the Board of the request for funds to purchase a multi user license
through Service Education Incorporated that the justices are purchasing.
The purchase of a multi user license would allow the judges to access to the SEI program
from their desk top computers and also would allow access in the court room, both at the
bench and the laptop computer/court recorder utilized by the court clerk. The purchase of the
multi user' s license would eliminate duplicate procedures and enhance the operation of the
court. The cost of the multi user software upgrade is a onetime purchase fee of $ 1800 . 00 .
Ms . Thomas said that it is not necessary for a resolution or different prices on the purchase .
Village Waterline
Ms . Thomas met with Village Major Petrovic about their proposed waterline from Taughannock
Park. Ms . Thomas talked with him about the different options and they are leaning toward
bringing the lineup Taughannock Park Road. Ms . Thomas talked to him about coming up Falls
Road . Ms . Thomas explained more .
Ms . Thomas said that if the Town wants to give input we need move fairly quickly since the
project is progressing . Higher density housing is encouraged in the Ulysses zoning around the
Village of Trumansburg and there is more potential housing if the line were to come up Falls
Road.
Ms . Zahler moved, seconded by Ms . Thomas the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses supports the Falls Road
route for Village of Trumansburg ' s second water source because it is consistent with
the Town of Ulysses ' Comprehensive Plan, current Zoning, supports the Black Diamond
Trail and has potential to serve more Town residents in the future provided there is no
cost to the Town and no adverse environmental impact as shown in SEQR.
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Ms . Tyler abstained (because she thinks she is an interested party)
Mr. Romer abstained (because the motion was unclear)
Defeated
Ms . Thomas clarified and reread the resolution and moved, Mr. Kerness seconded the following :
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses supports the Falls Road route
for running thejsecond source of water to the Village of Trumansburg because it is consistent
with the Town of Ulysses ' Comprehensive Plan, current Zoning Law, supports the Black
Diamond Trail and has potential to serve more Town residents in the future . This support
assumes there are no cost to the Town and no adverse environmental impact as would be shown
through SEQR.
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Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Tyler abstained
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Cleaner Greener Grant
Ms. Kiley explained that at the last TCCOG meeting there has been group of municipalities ;
Dryden, Ithaca, Danby, Caroline, and Ulysses talking about a grant proposal for Cleaner Greener
and the Town of Ithaca is looking to be the lead applicant for it but it would be useful for all of
the municipalities to write a letter of support. Ms . Kiley said she could write the letter and the
Board could authorize Ms . Thomas to sign it on behalf of the Town. The financial obligation at
most would be $3700 shared between actual cash and in-kind services (budget 2014) . Not all
details are worked out but the deadline is August 12th and the Board does not meet again until
August 20th. They are looking at potential ordinances for uniform disclosure of energy use of
properties at the point sale .
Ms . Zahler said we could authorize Supervisor Thomas to sign a letter of support with the
understanding that Ms . Kiley circulates information with further details of the proposed grant
and if no problems, we would pursue . Ms . Kiley explained a little further and answered a few
questions . Ms . Kiley will keep the Board posted to how it is moving along .
2"d Town Board Meeting
Originally when the Regular Town Board meeting was re-scheduled to August 20th the Working Town
Board meeting of August 27th was cancelled . Ms . Thomas feels that with the work before the Board, the
meeting on the 27th should be back on . The Board agreed . The Clerk will un-post the meeting cancelled
on the web page .
Cayuga Lake Watershed
Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by Ms . Thomas the following :
WHEREAS as the Cayuga Inlet has been infested by Hydrilla and
WHEREAS Ulysses is a major land entity on Cayuga Lake and
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses will
contribute $2500 to the Outreach Group of the Hydrilla Task Force of the Cayuga Lake
Watershed payable to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County.
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
EXECUTIVE SESSION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses moves to go into
executive session to discuss matters related to the appointment, promotion, demotion,
discipline, or removal of particular personnel .
Ms. Thomas aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
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Adopted
The Board adjourned to executive session at 9 : 45p .m .
The Board re-convened the meeting at 10 : 45 p . m.
Ms . Zahler moved, seconded by Ms . Thomas the following :
Resolved to pay Deputy Clerk, Patty Halloran at a rate of $ 18 . 92 on an hourly basis with
a normal] work week of 31 hours per week. Health insurance, dental and vision coverage
will be paid as per a class B employee according to the Town of Ulysses Personnel
Policy . Hours worked over 40/week will be paid overtime, however permission from the
Town Clerk is required to work overtime . Compensatory time off is allowed according to
the Personnel Policy.
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Mr. Kerness moved, seconded by Mr. Romer the following :
WHEREAS seats for the Town Board, Town Supervisor, Town Highway Superintendent and
Town Clerk are Up for election in Fall 2013 and
WHEREAS the Town Board is responsible to set the salary for any potential incoming elected
officials .
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the base salaries for the following positions are :
Town Councilperson : $4 , 117
Town Supervisor: $ 15 ,608
Town Clerk $36,000 for 30 hrs . /week
$48 ,000 for 40 hrs . /week
Town Highway Superintendent $ 55 ,429
Ms . Thomas aye
Ms . Zahler aye
Mr. Kerness aye
Mr. Romer aye
Adopted
Hearing no further business the meeting adjourned at 11PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Marsha L . Georgia
Ulysses Town Clerk