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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1959-1976 • • .1 lei° leo • • 1 MICROFILMED BY .• • i • .• • for von 0 �c ¶ yes• o o y4 914,01s 4 Administrative Cfftcu•6838 fndusttiafihhtf.1(pad•Bath,New 14810 sue° (607)776.4146•fac(607)776.9366•Wernard J.Warns,'ExecutiveVinctor • • t fi 1 ••,■ (i\ Thterp rises flno �`�^ Administrative Off=•6838IndustrialParf•Rpad•Bat ft,9,jwyorf• 14810 79 SO" (607/776.4146•fax•(607)776.9366*Bernard 5.Burns,Executive Director • DEscRipTioN . . a .. • i M 4 Jena O cci CS , 1� • . gli.°.°B 411111 li alS5 ROLL NO . Ue3 . . . DATE FILMED . _. mesa, eatig • kctc6 ......_ . . MONTH/DAY/YEAR SUPERVISOR: tLpi,..2,..Lgs.L.-15;:c4.1 CAMERA OPERATOR: -__J1 Z-�' 7�i / , .. - \ -- •;,,,r, i 1 x - ter... `. • - Inventory Worksheet . . For Local Government Records NOTE:See accomcanyrng instructions before filling out this form j t.a Government /// I b• /t/ 6� I e. Unit I (�(! C (R,C I b.I2a. Cantata person j n /i' I ,^'e , c'��6 1 • l3.Record Senes TAle/�Ql� m _ ` s. Varying Peccro Senes lido /�,��WIiA ; 5. Location &a azor, _ / la/J 9 I e1ra• ) aain�Shelf !e. Drawer or Box • f� 5j t I o. Date Soan Arrangement 0 Alohaoeucal ❑ Num"e"ncatf gC`ronotcg:cat - ,�- 1 From: To: `' 0 Alonanumenc r Other(Soeczty) (. lC/ (/�.cg++sc� • ;, .3. Format iZa. Bound Volume i e. Plans and Drawings 0h.Carmine(Cutout! • _1 b. Forcers or Loose Paper ❑ r. Maps aa°iy: i• I 7-7 j c. Cam File g.Carroutarvetl Rt wrrs ,' Optical Disk •••*•f 1 ,_;d. Microform Soecify: �� i Soeciy' __ 9. Ctner Format? ') gas 71 S,j No 10. Other Copies? DYes lo 11.Total Cuantrty a, i What Format?3 ,tiA.E., Held by: cu. feet ' 12. Peccrc Still Being reated(gYes -Ne X13.Annual A rmutation I1a.R ran Freouency =sleet Sr - +' , 15. Vaal or Essential? tl�lyes 'L-1 Na 116. Arcntval? r1��ies (-.i No 1 17. Poor a'nonion?0 Yes No `". 'Oyes pF ' 13. =esirceo or Confidenttal7DYes No n Sours or regulation: 1 �r/� p/�„ v/�e 19. Descnotion cf Record Senes I °IC ir-74,71Lea 700,4°41#444# . 44/1"iliZte9/OP ..-7 20. Purrese of Record / • I 121.Aooratsat or Cmer recommendation with comments: j ' I 122. SARA Schedule hem No.or desenpuon I Y la_in .• • ;23. Record retention (I a Total Retenhor�j��""^ 5. In Office 24.Meal Copy? ea []No I c. In Storage fr _ 25. Sample copy of recant attacned? 0" Al No (264. Nome of person doing inventory 281). Data New York State Archives and Records Administration Local Government Records Bureau LGRB•5(5/91) , .i '• . , . ~ DIE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT File Information for . � . State Archives and Records Administration , Local Governinent Record Services Microfilming Paper Records 'Albany, New York 12230 SCOPE: The information on this form, combined with the applicable Microfilm Production Guidelines. • constitutes a technical specification for producing high quality microfilm. Local governments contracting with a microfilm service bureau should attach whatever additional contracting documents your local government . requires. A typical bid offering will, therefore, consist of at least four(4) items: ' • 1. this File Information Form 2. the Microfilm Production Guidelines 3. a SARA Microfilm Agreement , 4. locally-required contracting materials . . Instructions for completing this form are on a separate sheet, titled Instructions for Completing File , Information Form. 0- 1, NAME OFLOCAL GOVERyMiNF , = /fix o 7 ! .ss e—s 2. PREPARE V(Print names TELEPHONE NUMBER Oncfude Area Coder r• `,, /�� • /✓// �l J. C''�-�dG1/.4' (0a7 .�e9— .576 � .`L . 3. NAME OF •r '1E5 .v/• _ . it a / C1.7 :- 4 -� Years 4 The retention schedule for these records is: a• +J Active !Inactive 4 Is this record series ACTIVE or INACTIVE? Y 6. Order of Filming: The records in this series will be microfilmed in this existing order: • A. Alphabetically 0 by personal name (last name first) r{ 0 by corporate name(business name) '"' ❑ by another alphabetical order, (describe . II. Numerically ❑ by parcel number ❑ by case number - ❑ by personal identification number ❑ by another numerical order, (describe C Chronologically ❑ by year/month/day(yyyy/mm/dd) - 0 by month/day/year(mm/dd/yy) • iiii by another chronological order, (describe jii `6 r-i-444U 1 - . . . . v Ma*a r Arer.r• , 1 5 . I. :e -"..":"."/'. 1 ' . • i -r'_ .. • ..1;_ ` .'`..'•-�'. .L: ,,x. ' " ^, ; . l:•,., f . .L 7w∎I'S.,, `t .�•.•. ` ? •.7 . ,` -,....,.:i. /t' 4.•d• , '2., w .i " `.1. . °I' 'r�" r �Yq..: .1 1•`\F� v .i. ,. ,xY . 1•. '� , ,.1 '1 l• .. O. by a COMBINATION of the above, or other factors. Describe the hierarchy of the records: E. in RANDOM order, requiring a separate index for document retrieval; this index is usually computer-based ("Computer-Assisted Retrieval, CAR"). Describe the desired indexing system: • • 7. d 4 Total number of DOCUMENTS /o 4 PERCENTAGE of documents that have information on both sides of the sheet ' • 8. (P,�(. ?_+ _ 4 Total number of IMAGES c 8a. 4 Total number of ROLLS • 16mm microfilm—office documents(divide total images by 15001 •35mm microfilm—bound documents(divide total images by 10001 +a:•'.,• •35mm microfilm—drawings(divide total images by 500) 9. till._.___... 4 Number of images by which this record series INCREASES by each year 10. Condition of Documents: Size ... g/a Length Width 4 LARGEST Document Length mdin 4 SMALLEST Document • e, Age/Brittlestess/Fasteners Years 4 AGE of paper (oldest) Yes J No 4 Edges of paper are FLAKING % 4 Percentage of the documents which have FASTENERS (staples, paper clips, etc.) c. Enclosure Yes Q No 4 Are documents in folders? ' M Yes O No 4 Are documents bound? lI Yes, A>E • Yes No 4 Can the books be disbound /hD591— Type of binding: - . 0 sewn (only) Kt sewn and glued al drill post O comb , 0 glued (only) ring Oclamp aother >4r. . . ) •' _ ter, .!. }•.. . .. U. Lay of the paper la % 4 Percentage of the documents which are FLAT •t. % 4 Percentage of the documents which are ROLLED ,&...._........ % 4 Percentage of the documents which are FOLDED E. Color of the paper I "' /01/__ % 4 Percentage of documents on WHITE PAPER .._. to 4 Percentage of the documents on paper . a).we, _w_ % 4 Percentage of the documents on ......._ .._._.__. paper ilad/Clft COW ._._ % 4 Percentage of the documents on..._. ._...._..__.._...___... paper WE roan . . —...._ % 4 Percentage of the documents on _ .___.. paper . . nb"anr0ld) __ __ % 4 Percentage of the documents on. __._.... paper .•_•_ _ _ to 4 Percentage of documents that are BLUEPRINT or PHOTOSTAT , , F. Imprint (More than one entry may be checked) - .1 -; _J handwritten only J printed/typed only 3 handwritten and printed ./..,- .,J ink J pencil J carbon paper c. Color of imprint ad ____ a 11. Document Preparation for Microfilming the Local Government 4 FILE ORGANIZATION shall be performed by(check one) • J the microfilming vendor • • B. g'il the Local Govemment J the microfilming vendor 4 PURGING shall be performed by (check one) . _? Y,J the Local Government 4 PREPPING the documents shall be performed by (check one) i • J the microfilming vendor • 12. Records Usage A. `�• Estimated ANNUAL number of people who use this record series e. o" 4 Monthly number of"look-ups" (reference or retrieval) - f ' . c. From the date of document creation, most retrievals occur within J one week C] one month .❑ one year ; „-.J 2 -6 years 4 continued steady usage a. The persons who physically handle the documents are: El employees only 0 this department only a several departments J general public .• ., :-,fit; _ 0 other(describe) • .,-,_ .� , 'i. t I. E. The persons who make use of the documents are: gi employees only J this department only a several departments '.• J general public J other (describe) • F. fo minutes 4 How much time is normally necessary to retrieve a document? e. �_.. minutes 4 no more than H. Does retrieving dments entail any special problems? (If Yes, describe) • r• J Yes Kr No 4 Does one document have to be compared to another? ''_• If Yes, are the two documents J from the SAME record series? G' J from DIFFERENT record series? I. ,J Yes ,,J No 4 Are the documents PHOTOCOPIED? K. di __._ 4 Approximately how many photocopies are produced on a monthly basis? 13. Microfilm Format . .. A. The first-generation silver-gelatin (camera) film shall be (check one): '•<. $j 16mm roll microfilm .J 35mm roll microfilm • •.": Warning: First generation silver-gelatin microfilm (camera film) shall not be jacketed B. Yes J No 4 Is a second-generation silver gelation negative required? . c ,)j Yes J No 4 Is a second-generation diazo (duplicate) required? If Yes, the duplicate shall be: yi 16mm or 35mm roll microfilm • • L' 4 Number of duplicates required • loaded into 105mm x 148mm microfiche jackets 4 Number of duplicates required loaded' into 105mm x 148mm microfiche jackets AND duplicated to • unitized microfiche 4 Number of duplicates required 14. Delivery Date All paper records and completed microfilm shall be returned to the contracting local government not later than . . Additional Information: • • DATE THIS FORM COMPLETED: Male • eipa■1a•_ .._ r ., • w. . t' •t , i 4 .--\.,1"1 ., '.3 �'t .'F•�.;?'. _t,� 7. , , �. '.��_ . + • 1 , a TOWN OF ULYSSES 111 Elm Street P.O. Box 721 If Trutnansburg, New York 14886 607-387-5767 ARC ENTERPRISES 6338 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD • BATH, NEW YORK 14810 REDUCTION RATIO: 32% FILM MANUFACTURER: FOCI TYPE: 16 mm 100 ft — POYESTEIt • EXPIRATION ::: • DATE: JUNE 1996 .1; MICROFILM' NEGATIVE BATCH NUMBER: 285-26 : . . . • :_:I 16mmX30450O0tt) REWATimmm N 1996 PET-125 285-' n. Sits MgMICTMC� R-27:, 26 , t11. . ` s' DECLARATION BY CAMERA OPERATOR Roll Number: - Li-3 Series Title : (KolQL kflUif Agency: _1 OWf (-, LtI 9 / �Q� Subdivision : 1 n CAe r r 5_ clg5 • _ /� n /_ Starting point of series filmed on this roll : \LQd . *o_ 1vl5`I Ending point of series filmed on this roll : (y reel of this series Original microform: OPEN ROLL Reduction ratio : _ 32X Image Orientation: COMIC MODE These records have been filmed in the regular course of business . 1Ja& a A& /44-93- Signature of Camera Operator Date VAT.RRTR RLANRFNRRTP Typed Name Title y� i • a Declaration By Records Custodian Local Government Agency: TOWN OF ULYSSES Records Series Title: ON ICiC, ,.k 6"Ija 7.33o.KS Record Series Arrangement: kq�1... ' kg 9 3 Beginning Document: 3-n • 'l , lq SQ 1 Access Restrictions: on c de N.1-1 • This is to certify that the microphotographs appearing on this roll of microfilm are accurate reproductions of the above-named records series , and were filmed from the best available documents, in the course of regular operations, following established New York State Archives and Records dministration microfilming guidelines. f Signature of Roc ds C stodian Date MARSHA-L. GEORGIA Typed Name ' { TOWN CLERK/RMO Records Custodian Title • 4 . . " . I . it . . .• IMAGE EVALUATION ����� TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1/0• • v•" ®p ° I cst \ v 'o 0 ' a -4, 410,3 I, s I... . I - • 111 �� 'ss 1 2s 1.0 e L'• Om Aryenn2.2 I L76 -. , . VIII �.I u. �° q 2.0 . IIIIIg 111 11—=_=-=_1.2-5 5 11111=4 iii_6 . I . , • r 150mm I J H . • Me A i. ,, ,,41), $? flS\ MICROFILM COFIP. �Q\" � �` ` .. ,S 4` • • • Methylene Blue Analysis Rc pN 1 1g9`• Customer StPuhan ARC 6838 Industrial Park Road • Address Bath. New York 14810 Contact Jacques Begin Month(-- /et Telephone u (607) 776-4146 Year 19Ci�j Your sample film strip has been tested for archival quality (residual Ihiosullale concentration). Concentration of loss than(<)1.4ug(micrograms)indicates archival quality,and greater than(>)1A ug Indicates non-archival quality. Actual lest readings aro provided below, as well as "pass/fall" check marks. Actual Meets ANSI Standard Does not meet ANSI Standard • Concentration ,/� (C) 1.4ug I/ (>) 1.4ug — Lab Comments: - • • • DMQ Lab Managm� ARC ENTERPRISES itil, ... Micrographics Work Order Form - .a Customer: TOWN of RLYSSRS Date: Billing Address : i0 ELM ST. . P.O. BOX 721 TR17MANSR[\bG. MV 14556 Department Supervisor: MARSHA L. GEORGIA Dept. Code: • Phone Number: 507-387-5757 PO •t Delivery/ Shipping Address: 10 ELM ST. , TRUMAYSBURG, NY 14885 Records: n , 4. X10 Files suoject to filming: to :.„., Ei . - 'c -ra Ds1M " 094410/dir *At( ,a ?OA , . Number of file bcxes: Ar M•+' '4 Pinimil EEd/»ist Boxes labeled: & SSetc (}i�re �4/ M/n OOt J-�i Size of documents: � ,�"' One sided: ''� Two sided: __r -.=;c V_� Filming Sequence: Alphabetical ; Numerical :, /h- / ' ,, B (?e f /a-a0 Books subject to filming: /ee , d J "NW? - l —a� �D �� Number of books: 094. Order of filming: to at �LD Size: tin /l /�kX/mil ound;�! t bounds ,s' Computer forms sub ' o fil ' 1 " :...i- Number o- rms (b rs): Unbursted: >der of • ming: VI Document preparation required: • _ Yes; •✓ No Specialinnstructions: ar joge_itstre 4.0 4 --- • \ L€ % ` hi dot Aofrad GMT al / Adz at. Transport of records: k ARC; Customer. • Disposal of records: V Return to customer Nand shred and dispose upon verification 7. _ _ Hand shred and recycle upon verification _- • Micrographics Work Order Form, continued -2- Film Format: Planetary Camera • Reduction ratio: 24X ; 25X ; 30X ; 32X ; 34X - Rotary Camara p Reduction ratio: 24X — ; 48X, " Check oriainai and duplicate. Original Open roll —Quplicate open roll • _ Original M Cartridge — Ouplicate M Cartridge Jacketed Microfiche Diazo duplicate white indexing color coded ' titling required, examole: . Saecify exactly how • ou would like your labels typed. \y INDEX FRONT LABEL - • k- ° :,: .mow, lG - INDEX TOP LABEL OATS OEM + BCx NO. " Film to be used for duplicates: Diazo ___; Silver halide •Provided for your information are the State Archives. and Record . Administration regulations far staring of mict-ofiim.' Proper storage is particularly critical for archival or permanent microfilm.-. Steuben • Services is not responsible for improperly stored microfilm. • . • , + i , • Customer Signature Date M-17 ' PAE/Jk 8-5-91, 1-92 Sl41/fk 1' . • • . ORIGINAL II�LEGIB�.E� . . • • • 41,01 111111B6161111c e B S'T CGPY /AVA,IL.ABLE . ; • . . . 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A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at •• :A, the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary business. -; Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs. Crumb end ;4 Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs. Ellis and Themas,Councilmen; Mr.Strong,Supt.of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Messrs.Stevenson and Stover,Assessors; Katharine Dimick,clerk. T Minutes of December 3rd,22nd,and 29th meetings were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried,that ClintonR.Stevenson be appointed Chairman of the Board of Assessors, for the year 1959. • Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried,that • Ortha Strong,Robert Snow,Harold Smith and Charles Houghton be •' appointed Fire Wardens in the Town of Ulysses,for the year 1959. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, _ that the following bonds be approved and filed :- ': Bonds of Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor; General and Highway Money Bonds. E.Katharine Dimick,Clerk. • Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, . that the Supervisor be authorized to pay the 1959 State and County • Taxes on property owned by the Town of Ulysses,amount $150.96 Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, that Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor be appointed delegate to Asso- ciatio a��p��frTo m d es . ,Jr. �1 e delegate. all' Mrdtion �by�. s,se ondefl Mr:"C� o "dd-encarried, .'' that the Town Board designates the Free Press as the official • � newspaper for the Town of Ulysses. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that Ortha Strong,Supt.of Highways,be authorized to gka�pyr� ses 1 up to $500.00 for highway purposes,exclusive of state pr ces is .. without specific authorization of the Town Board. '' Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Resolution of the Town Board fixing salaries on Page 213,be accepted. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr. Rice,voted and carried, Whereas,the State Auditors have from time to time recommended that the Town discontinue the practice of doing outside work for the benefit of individual taxpayers,schools and churches; • and also the sale of wood,stone to these same taxpayers. • We,the members of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, . believing that these criticized practices are financially beneficial • to the Town and in the public interest,hereby express our regret that these practices are subject to cttticism and feel that these matters which have long been the custom in many municipalities should be left to the discretion of the Town Board. Some of the reasons why we feel these practices are justifiable in the Town of Ulysses are the following :- 1. It makes for the better utilization of labor because all such jobs and the delivery of wood,stone etc. mentioned above V. is done when work is slack and in no way interfere with the employee 's regular duties. • 2.Tho stone we toll comos from the Town's own quarry and .. , . .- r ,. .. ,S � . ..' 1 -. .. tT':._.ice:.;' is an important source of revenue. road ' 3.The wood we sell is really a byproduct of rasa construction, - most of it is obtained from hedges along Town roads,snd if not . utilized in this manner would otherwise have to be burned or hauled away with probably an increased labor cost to the Town. 4•By doing these jobs and through the sale of these materials, it creates a feeling of good will and saves the taxpayers of the Town many many dollars. S.In furnishing thses much needed services and materials,we feel we are not directly in competition with any merchant or contractor living within Town boundaries. 6. In as much as these services and accomodations are asked for by the public,we feel justified in providing them. • In the absence of legislation on this subject,or a judicial determination that these practices are contrary to law,be it • • . resolved that the matter of doing outside work for the benefit . of individual taxpayers,schools or churches,and the sale of excess I stone,wood and other materials,be left to the discretion of the Superintendent of Highways,whenever he finds that such practices 7. are a benefit to the Than; And be it farther Resolved,that the Town Superintendent be responsible for the collection of monies due or becoming due • the Town on such accounts,and the payment of the same to the Supervisor. . Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Rice,votod and carried, that Bills Nos.lto 12 inclusive be audited as claimed. mo on adjourned, ,clerk. . • l i • . • • Resolution of Town Board Fixing Salaries. Resolved that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following Pawn Officers and Employees for the year begin- :. . ningJanuary lst,1959,at the amounts respectfully stated and that • such salaries shall be payable at the time specified:- Name Office Sale Payable lff iord E.Bower Supervisor 3300 Monthly E.Katharine Dimick Town Clerk 2800 ". E.D.Crumb Justice of Peace 1200 ft• James E.Rice,Jr. " If It 1000 " Ortha Strong Supt.of Hways 4200 " • Lloyd J.Ellis Councilman 550 rr Charles W.Thomas II 550 " Clinton R.Stovenson Assessor 1200 It Howard A.Stover " 900 " r • Lloyd VanMarter " 900 " Jessie Agard Historian 100 " Alice B.Conover Depty Town Clerk As claims rend. Earl Updike Constable Frederick Turner ti 10 mos. monthly Fire Wardens As claims rend. Highway Employees ' Bi-weekly • • minimum hourly rate 1000,,maximum rate $ 2.00 Town Board- Town of Ulysses. • . E.Katharine Dimick,Clerk. Dated January 7,1959. • . January 22, 1959. • A special meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary business. • Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor, Messrs. Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace; Messrs Ellis and Thomas, - Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; E. Katharine Dimick, Clerk. The following resolution by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. • Rice, voted and carried: • WHEREAS, after many years of enjoying the privilege of having the State Troopers live within our boundaries, we have learned with regret that the sub-station formerly located in the Village of Trumansb urg has been discon- tinued, and WHEREAS, we know from past experience the need for this much wanted and highly desirable form of protection is necessary and is constantly increasing,and WHEREAS, of a total of 300 cases brought to the attention of our Justices in 1958, over 280 were originated by the State Troopers, and • WHEREAS, aside from the feeling of safety and well-being we associate with the Troopers being 'stationed here, we feel it has a restraining effect on both old and young alike : NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, we, the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, do hereby request that the State Troopers sub-station be re-established in the Village of Trumansburg for the benefit of all concerned, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a certified copy of this • resolution be sent to Assemblyman Ray Ashbery, State Senator George Metcalf, Assemblyman Jerry Black and Capt. Francis S. McGarvey. On Motion, adjourned. • f , Cer • • • • ._: STATE OF NEW YORK • EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT DIVISION OF STATE POLICE FRANCIS S.MCOARVEY ALBANY SUP£TINT[N DE:T January 28, 1959 • Miss E. Katharine Dimick Clerk, Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Dear Miss Dimick: This acknowledges receipt of the resolution • of the Town Board of Ulysses, dated January 23, 1959, concerning the removal of the State Police station at Trumansburg. About a week ago Assemblyman Ashbery stopped at Division Headquarters to discuss the subject, and Captain Lawson of Troop C, Sidney, New York was contacted. The Captain advised that the move became necessary when the landlord from whom the room was • rented in which the Troopers were quartered notified the Captain that he was in need of the room for members • of his family. On receipt of his request the station was • closed, and the Troopers transferred to the Ithaca station. • Because of an acute shortage of manpower at this time, no action will be taken immediately to re-establish the station, but it is hoped that this can • be given serious consideration sometime in the not too • distant future. The kind remarks of the Board as stated in the resolution, and your good thought in forwarding this copy is very much appreciated. • Very truly yours, ja_tc,t_e_4; 71714n, Fr McGarvey Superintendent y/- -4• February 4, 1959 • A regular meeting of they town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor, Messrs. Crumb and Rice, justices of the peace, Messrs. Ellis and Thomas, councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superinteneent of Highways; Katharine Dimick, Clerk. The minutes of the January 7th and January 22nd. meetings were read and approved as read. A motion by Mr. Thomas, seconded. by Mr. Rice; voted and carried : RESOLVED, that Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor of the Town of Ulysses, is hereby authorized to make application to the New York State Youth Commission for approval of the recreation project as described in the Town 's application dated February Zi., 1959. A motion by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried, that the Town Board authorize the Supervisor to transfer $4,000.00 from surplus in Item 3, Machinery, to Purchase of Machinery. A motion by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Rice, voted and carried: RESOLVED That the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses express itself in opposition to that section of the Court Reform Bill which proposes to abolish the office of justice of the peace, and be it further RESOLVED That a certified copy of this resolution be sent to Assemblyman Ray Ashbery, Assemblyman Jerry Black, State Senator George Metcalf and Govenor Rockefeller. A motion by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried, that bills Nos. 13 to 24, inclusive, be audited as claimed. On motion, adjourned, n • Cler I • t THE ASSEMBLY ! � STATE OF NEW YORK ALBANY • JERRY W.BLACK February 2, 1959 Miss E. Katharine Dimick, Town Clerk Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, N. Y. Dear Miss Dimick: • • Thank you for bringing to my attention the withdrawal of the' State Police sub-station from the village of Trumansburg. The State Troopers were a welcome addition to the community and I shall be glad to cooperate in every way I can to see that the sub-station is re-established. Sincerely yours ge,wd- uJ, a JERRY W. BLACK Member of the Assembly • JWB:d • •,w March L4., 1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the town hall for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor, Mr. James E. Rice , Jr. , Justice of the Peace, Messrs . Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen, Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways, Mr. Howard Stover, Assessor, Alice B. Conover, Deputy Town Clerk. Minutes of the February L{.th meeting were read and approved as read. Mr. Alex Proskine, chairman of the Town Planning Board was present and presented a map of the Town of Ulysses, with all the roads named, to the members of the Board. After some discussion, the members recommended its adoption by the Town Board as the official map of the Town of Ulysses, and that it should be on display in the town office building, ans also that a notice be put in the Free: Press relative to same . A motion was made by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Thomas that Clifford Bower, Supervisor, be authorized to pay - the following appropriations : Patriotic observance $100.00 Veterans ' organizations 100000 Payment to Ulysses Philomathic Library 150.00 Payment to village for fire protection 3000.00 Principal and interest on bond No. 1 2054.37 Principal and interest on bond No. 2 41183.94 Mr. Stover brought up the question in regard to the assessors names and salaries not being included in the budget notice that appeared in the paper. After some discussion, the Board decided that it should be left up to their attorney, Mr. Newman, to decide as to the legality of the action in advertising their salaries in the budget. Communications were read,- - In regard to the letter received after writing the Automatic Voting Machine Corporation requesting their service man to inspect the three voting machines when he comes this way, in which they replied would be in September or October, cost of inspection 445.00, and any rePlacoment of parts for the machines would be extra. This item was approved. A motion was made by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried, that bills Nos. 25 to 36 inclusive , be audited as claimed. On motion, meeting adjourned. 03.erittrifit, Deputy Clerk. • M 11 •. ... 1::.• ^f:i� .. •y ."I''. a .... ;_ ...- . _`1�"_ ..... � :� •.. - .. .. �� . . .ii. " April 8,1959, A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary • business. Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messra.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Hr.Ellis,Councilman;Mr.Strong,Supt. of Highways;Mr.Btover,Assessor;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of the March lith meeting were read and approved as read. • Motion by Mr.Bice,aeconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that the tax due from insurance premiums from companies in- - corporated outside of New York state in the amount $ 1i.9.52,be turned over to the Trnmansburg Fire apartment. Copy of report be filed. A petition wits read from the residents of Distr .ct # 2, Town of Ulysses requesting the Man Board of Ulysses',,change the place of voting in Town Building to the Ulysses Grange Hall in Jacksonville„ The committee of Messrs. Strmng and Crumb were instructed by the Town Board of Ulysses to study the request and report later. Motion by Mr.Ellia,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Bills Nos. 37 to 45 inclusive be audited as claimed. On e• i•1 :djourned, A !' 0, _ e; ,c erk, • • • • • April 8,1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary • business. ' Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messra.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace ;Mr.Ellis,Councilman;Mr.Strong,Supt. of Highways;Mr,Stover,Assessor;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of the March 4th meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Cramb,voted and carried, . that the tax due from insurance premiums from companies in- corporated outside of New York state in the amount $ 49.52,be . • turned over to the Trumansburg Fire Department. Copy of report • be filed. A petition wfts read from the residents of Dist4ct # 2, Town of Ulysses requesting the !barn Board of Dlyssea;,change the place of voting in Town Building to the Ulysses Grange Hall in Jacksonville. The committee of Messrs. String and Crumb were instructed by the Town Board of Ulysses to study the request and report later. Motion by Mr.El'lis,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, ' that Bills Nos, 3 to 45 inclusive be audited as claimed. On ,.. . i. adjourned, • • ... . . / . , 1 May 6,1959. A r 1t11pr meeting w Hall for the of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the T =-7 purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :* Mr.Bower,Supervisor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace ;Messra.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr.Strong,Supt.og Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Mr.Stover,Assessor; - Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of April 8th meeting were read and approved as read. • Supervisor Bower appointed Mr.Rice and Mr.Thomaa as a committee to explore the possibility of selling the Ulysses Town Hall at Jacksonville. Motion by Mr.Thamas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, that the Town Board of Ulysses appl$ to the New York State Electric and Gas Corp 'n for gas space heating in the Town Office Building • on Elm Street,Trumasnburg. ,and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the application. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, • that the map made by the Town of Ulysses Planning Board be adopted as the official map of the Town of Ulysses,dated 1958. A certified copy was mailed to Mr.Proskine,chairman. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, • that Bills Nos.4.6 to 54 inclusive be audited as claimed. • On mott. . , • urned, a erk. 'ti • • ;.. ,.. June 3,1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at • the Town Hall for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr.flewman,Attorney;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of May 6th meeting were read and approved as read. • Motion by Mr.Ellis seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the following be appointed as Inspectors of Elections for the • year 1959,beginning July ist,1959. District One :- Alice B.Conover Republican Frances Andrew 11 Mabel Batty Democrat Raymond Batty • District ,Two :- Marguerite Smith Republican &y�, ,pba.,v Eunice M.Hopkins Ruth V.D.Roe Democrat • Ann McBurney District Three :-Ruth S.Moore Republican • Mary C.Coleman Julia K.Rhodo Democrat • Anna Bennett Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the Rev.Frederick L.Turner has served the Town of Ulysees, faithfully and well for over four years in the capacity of School Guard. BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses • accepts with regret the resignation of Mr.Turner and thank him sincerely for the excellent job he has done. And Be It Further Resolved that this resolution be spread upon the minutes of the Board and a copy be sent to l&r.Turner. Motion by Mr.Thomas, seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Town Board of Ulysses authorize Mr.Btrong,Supt.of Hways, • to attend the School for RighwayX Superintendents at Cornell,June 29 th to July lat,with expenses paid. Motion by Mr.Ellia,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that Bills Nos.55 to 59 inclusive be audited as claimed. On mots er- _ •. _ 7 r u�e��a jerk. • • .7.... .. 'r: y ;:{' •f}r�?j iJf..:r: :r`: .l+i:b 64•:x!';n} . ! "�`..:`G. ... .r.7.�: ... .. _ �.. .A, • July 1,1959. • A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Hall for the pprpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor; Mr.Grumb,Juatice •_ of the Peace; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas,Ccuncilmen: Mr.Strong,Supt. of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Mr.Stover,Assessor;ltatharine Dimick, clerk. Minutes of June 3rd meeting was read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Thomas,aeconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that the Town Board of Ulysses appoint Ruth Dean as Inspector of • Elections in District No.2,for the year 1959,in place of Eunice M. Hopkins who resigned. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried,that • the Town Board of Ulysses appoint Minnie Swick,Constable of the Town 7: of Ulysses with special assignment as School Guard at Jacksonville, during the school term. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, • that Loren Marquart and Ralph Pierson be appointed Custodians of Voting Machines for 1959. ^� Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that the official maps of the Town of Ulysses are to be given • to the Town Officers freeof charge ,any other person be charged $1.00. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that Bills Noe. 60 to 67 incluni e be audited as claimed. ll On moti. , adjo • .ed, / smo i clerk. • • • • • • • 1 i f • July 7,1959. A special meeting of the Assessors with the Supervisor and the Town Clerk was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of revising the Trial Jury List. Present were :- Mr.Bower,Superviaor,Messrs. Stevenson,Stover and VanMarter,Assessors; Kath irie Dimick,clerk. The Trial J List or the year ( 959 was 'ompiled. Ai 4fr • • _f 4 , 4.r .._ • . . ....•.r. L• .'..:. .. . r ::. .1 r../• r . r Y :. . . ..li.• . .'i�' .. ... 1 r �' •.2.�;u. l ... i. August 5,1959. tr A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the • . Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Present were :*-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Mr.Crumb,Justice of the Peace; 'Mr.Ellis,Counciiman;Mr.Strong,Supt.of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney; Messrs.Stevenson and Stover,Assessors; Katharine Dimick,clerk. •" Minutes of July tat and July 7th meetings were read and approved as road. Mr.Newmen of the New York State Electric and Gas Corp+n spoke '" to the Tan Board in regard to the gas franchise in the township. Discussion followed. . . Resolution by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried. Resolution on page 233. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carriod,that the following Polling Places be designated as follows :- District One Town Office Building,Elm St.,Trumansburg ` District Two Ulysses Grange Hall,Jacksonville • • District Three Trumersburg Fire House. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that the Town Board of Ulysses authorize Mrs.Minnie Swick,School Guard at Jacksonville to purchase coat and cap for the performance of her _ duties at the expense of the Town of Ulysses. A certified copy was mailed to Mrs. Swick. Motion by Mr.Ellia,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that B1*&i* Bills Nos. 68 to 81�. inclusive be audited as claimed. •• • On motio djo dam�, "" G:2ti ,evk.;(2er erk. • • • • H. i . .. . .. . . 232 . 13 . . - . •• , • 11i el Polling Places';: . .. ! 1`.Tlie':;!following••officers:..of.•the ' Towit'ox;Ulyssea:whose tennis of•of-- , ee-,eaplre this-year;will be.nomi& ., . . primary on ,Tuesday�':Sept. 15 from 12:noon to 9:P.m.;: .....• •- , ,.; ,�'c ;. . rb:'Supervisoi; Clifford Bower, Term 2 , • • 'years;=.Towni'Clerk,''E. .Katharine • Dimick; term 2 years; Superintend. . ! :ent,,of Highways; Ortha Stronk, ` "teeny 2.years;'Justice of:Peace, •B. • Delos'Crumb;:term 4 years; Council. . . ' man '-Lloyd•J.'EMS •term'4 year; • i Assessor, Clinton R. Stevenson'term ,. r .2.years; Assessot Hewitt A.,Stover tcaa d'years:. I l{,:nominated,,these'officers'will be;.vated upon:at,the general.'elec• . . ' Uon`•No:`3; 1959:: `fir,v .:( -Se*Pollag Places'-1.: r;.;; t,$ i: . laces.in:the Town,of - r,.Two,poling p. .. plyssea;have been changed:for the • congenlence`of the'.voter: " ' r;"On;..Republlcan,,.primary day, • Tuesday, Sept: 15':voters-of District No:1:(residents'on the south aide-of. - Main.•St:cot, Trumansburg) will Change trim'the:B &1.Motors to a poling place,in.the:new'Town,of. • flee :bulldingr on Elm-:Street, ,hu;. ?';,Die's4ct ..No:.;2.!voters (Jackson• ville).willrcast.their`ballots for the pit'time5ln;the• Ulysses Grange pir Hall on primary day.'A.change'has • ' been imader from..the Town .Hall Where 'Jacksonville'residents' have;, voted+:for'over 50 years. The 'new poling•}•place%'will• provide better psrking,r-Better heating facilities • I, end'easier assembly for the election board members.. District No.1 votmn will continue, to vote In the Fire.House;Tritmans• b9rg: ,. 24..The hour for voting are from 12 noon to.9 pm.!,, `' t.. �,. ^ ' . .. Y ' . " t3- M �r• 'h-T'_ . _. .,•4: y 410 p .`r i i C' ;4 4 A} y + RESOLUTION FOR PUBLIC HEARING At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Inyesee • County of , State of New York, held at the office of said ° Town Board in the Town of UlYSSes , County and State afore- said, on the_h___. day of kt , 19 . j), Present . s. . _ Supervisor, presiding >,t I_t -/Lw+---)--4----aiitiee of the Peen &sties of the Peeee a. 23e2;,r, Conoeileep f a Clerk A majority of the members of the said Board being present and said meeting having been duly called and application having been made by <.. — reek State Eeetrie 180es trearetina for a gas franchise for said Town: NOW, THEREFORE, on motion duly made and carried, it is RESOLVED, • a aid Will:Strati a ng and a public hearing at ' a1ta 011 er Talus e in said Town on the X h /day of .5te aw 19_19, at S o'clock in : the jffi/'tra gf of that day, on the proposition that said Town grant to said Corporation, its successors and assigns, the right and privilege to lay, place and maintain conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances for trans- . matting gas through, along and under any of the highways, streets and other public places in said Town, and to distribute gas for lighting, heat or power in the public and private buildings and places within the said Town, upon such terms and conditions as may be deemed proper and as may be permitted by law; and that due notice of said public hearing shall be given by publication thereof in IMP PIee kS► fromedhurs , the official newspaper published in said Town, at least ten days before said meeting. .1 •.k MF-99B-5N September 2,1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a public hearing for a gas fmanchise granted to the New York State Electric and Gas • Corporation,also to transact necessary business. The hearing was opened by Charles W.Thomas,Deputy Supervisor, at 8 P.M.,September 2nd,1959. No objections were offered to the proposal to grant to the New York State Electric and Gas Corp 'n, a • franchipe Me eoquuested. Hearing was closed at***PcMI 8:1,0 P.M. moers present were :- Mr.Thomas,Depty Supervisor;Messra. Crumb and Rice,Juatices of the Peace; Mr.Ellis,Councilman; Mr.Strong, Supt.of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Mr.Stover,Asseasor;Katharine Dimick,Clerk. ` Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that the resolution on Page 237 was •inanimously adopted. • Minutes of August 5th meeting were read and approved as read, Motion by Mr.Ellis,secondod by Mr.CrAmb,voted and carried, that the Town Board approved the application for construction of y ONE mile on Colegrove Road under the Erwin Law,as recommended by Mr. Strong,Supt.of Hways. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr442,4110641WLeapacarried, that permission be given to Eldred Cove water main within the right of way of Rabbit Run,Town Highway,on condition - that he agree in writing to 1. do the work in a manner approved by the Town Superintendent of Highways; 2.replace the highway snits • previous condition promptly after construction; 3. refill and maintain the fill for one year after construction completed and 4. furnish adequate insurance holding the Town of Ulysses harmless from all claims for damages arising during or as a result of such construction; • consent to these conditions to be given by letter filed with the Town Clerk before construction is commenced. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,that Bills Nos 85 to ?'_ 93 inclusive be audited as laimed. . On moti.. :djo .- ed, lark. 7Th)-5ZrZ r„,c, 4.( -5-19 Bate-4 0-1-0--ste. . w , * ._ na....1 '. " 1'' l >• � • .Ly . to .i I,�l w. �`Y • 1'": r 'rh1'. �',•,.,{�yl,s•rT'',• �, Y M• * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • .. * In the matter of the application of * * Ow Yam lithe Aeetads Si Gin Aona(Nela t * to lay, place and maintain conduits, pipes, etc. , * * for the transmission and distribution of gas * * through, along and under the highways and other * * public places in the Town of Wass , * * County of VoipkIme , and State of * * New York. - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • WHEREAS an application has been duly made to the Town Board of the Town of %Ijeets , County of 161001O0 , State of • New York by ifins to I stris A bs ftepastion for permission to lay, place and maintain conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances through, along and under the public highways, lanes, streets and other public places in said Town for the purpose of conducting gas for the supply of public and private buildings and places in said Town; And said Board having called a public hearing, notice of which was given by publication thereof in the official newspaper of said Town at least ten days before the meeting, and the Board having duly convened and held said hearing, a quorum being present, and heard said application and .- concluded that the grant thereof would be advantageous to the Town and its inhabitants; NOW, THEREFORE, on motion duly made and carried: RESOLVED, that said J taaet ! i Is (hereinafter called the Company), its successors and as- signs, is hereby granted the right and privilege to lay, place and maintain con- duits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances for transmitting natural gas • through, along and under any of the highways, streets, lanes e:id other public places in said Town and to distribute such gas for lighting, heat or power in the public and private buildings and places within the said Town. • MF-99B-1N That at all times after the placing of said conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances, said company shall be permitted to examine r. and keep the same in proper condition and repair and do all necessary work properly to maintain the construction thereof. This grant and privilege is made upon the following terms: 1. That said conduits, mains, pipes, services and other appli- ances shall be located under the direction of said Town Board or its duly authorized agent. 2. That all of said conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances shall be placed, constructed and maintained in a proper and work- manlike manner so that the same shall in no way endanger the public, and the said Company shall at all times indemnify and save harmless said Town and the members of said Town Board from and against any and all actions, suits, • damages, costs, charges and expenses by reason of the location and mainte- nance of said conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances through, along and under any of the streets, avenues, lanes and other public places, or by reason of any act done or omitted to be done in the premises by said Company. 3. Whenever said Company shall have occasion to make an opening in the surface of any street or other public place for the purpose of laying or repairing any such conduits, pipes, mains, services or other appliances', it will first procure any permits necessary under the law or ordinances of said Town, will conduct such work in a careful and workmanlike manner, will cause as little disturbance of traffic as reasonably possible, and will re- store the surface of such street or other public place as nearly as possible to its forrcr condition, including restoration of pavements where it has been necessary to disturb the same. MF-99B-2N • 4. This grant and permit is made upon condition that permis- sion be secured from such public officers and commissions as is required • by law, and the consideration hereof is the expenditure by said Company of the funds necessary for the construction of said conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances and the proper maintenance thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said Town Board of said Town has caused -- these 4 ii presents to be subscribed by its members this, day of) n4/, e292 , 194.. ct . • ;( 1`— 77jto • Dr/6y Supervisor stew et ter. AM MO 1 ONdWILUBOM • MF-99B-3N , CERTIFICATE OF TOWN CLERK I, the undersigned, Town Clerk of the Town of Wass • County of 520108 , State of New York, do hereby certify that the fore- going is a counterpart original of a resolution and consent duly adopted and granted to Mt Took State fLeetrle Ileam Clogrestiom by the Town Board ) said Town at a meeting thereof duly called and held on the ir ________day of s.,Ar, ,d e , 19.R; and that two duplicate originals thereof were duly executed and deposited with me as said Town Clerk, one of which was filed by me in my office with the records of said Town; and I further certify that at the time of the adoption of said resolution the officers sign- ing the same were members of the Town Board, and a majority thereof. IN WITNESS WREREO^, I have hereunto placed my hand and seal of said Town this day of___ /_ 19 98 / ` I r' /Pei 4 /✓a�i ._ �S own Clerk STATE OF NEW YORK ) • SS: COUNTY OF Vella sing duly sworn, deposes and says that is the Clerk of the Town of Visa , County and State afore- said, and subscribed the foregoing certificate; that he has read the same and knows the contents thereof and that the state elute therein contained are true. et Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7-' day of -91-#74;7-4."`% , 19 59 • s H. URw'iAfl Nelay Ndkc, SIMe mf New Yak �/�%] �( �/ No. 5S78T8808 £t*€ s// !/�"� M, In Tmtet County Jw+^—�- erm Gera MircA 30, 19N Notary Public MF-99B-4N NOTICE OF PUBLIC NFARING BY THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAINS • COUNTY OF fampAss , STATE OF NEW YORK, • • ON APPLICATION FOR A GRANT OF A GAS FRANCHISE • Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of epos , County of tsightes , and State of New York, will hold a meeting and a public hearing at 10 Ws Otesolb Valtage e in said Town on the day of 19 gg at o'clock in the of that day, on the proposition that said Town grant to NMI IMO Mail & 0wriparales its successors and assigns, the right and privilege to lay, place and maintain conduits, pipes, mains, services and other appliances for transmitting gas through, along and under any of the highways, streets and other public places in said Town, and to distribute gas for lighting, heat or power in .the public and private • buildings and places within the said Town, upon such terms and conditions as may be deemed proper and may be permitted by law. Dated ,41y& tie, 19 OP . TOWN BOARD OF TOWN OF By (�A(�/y� i L /�/�(/ Superyiso, / • • Clerk -99B-6N `l . . AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION County of Tompkins ) B S . State of New York • c..l..t..a'h•-ez '�-- being duly sworn • NOTICE OF• PUBLIC HEARING • deposes that he Is over 21 years of age, that he (;SY'THE'TOV✓N BOARD OF THE p0 o y e "'r''..TTOWN OF ULYSSES, resides In the Town of Ulysses,County and State aforesaid ' '' • i ,COUNTY OF.TOMPKINS,-, . ' I) STATE op NEW,. YORK:: - and that he Is �.-.ac...:�ia<of the Free Press, a public ,•• newspaper printed and published in the village of Tnunam- �..•, ' �.•.'�-� ON APPLICATION FOR • ...--.;: I burg, Tompkins County, New York and that a notice of A GRANT OF'A.GAS FRANCHISE - which the annexed is a true copy was published In the �',•Nnt ro;- a_ _ P Phv OI_ . •nhet:ihP ._.t' .1 l_ h_r ..en that;tha. said paper r._`-`- . • / .3 Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, • _p , County, of.Tompkins,.and.State of 19 ,h i New York, will hold a meeting and and that the first publication of the said notice wee oa a public;hearing at The•Town. Of flea Building;10 Elm Street,.Village .:, czt,r,_,, is 19! . ? ' of,Trumknoburg;'in- said Town.on .. T"" "' """ ' the 2nd.day.of September,•1959 at ./ d 5:00 o'cigckdn.the afternoon of that and the t on •�.� j',3 19.....I•••9 da on the, y pjoposition.that said (J I. C.ot,v»_0.,. I Town- grant to New:.York State, , Electric Be Cu Corporation its;sue., Subscribed and sworn before me this cessors;and assigns,_ the right-and a....fc 9, j1 .q. .privilege•to lay,-:plce;:atd.main•;a . 1& ftain.conduits pipes, mains, services and.other pppllanees for. transmit: �in�A ting.gas;through;along and:ander. -,}, W 0,... ,'1 �� Notary Public anxief- the. highways;`streets and c other"public places: In.said`Town, • CFrARtCS v.. THOMAS land to distribute gas, forllghting; Nevin I u%,ic, huts of New York heat:or-,powsr.•In,:the :public:and ' hlo, Jo-" iuuou prtpate,buildings and places within i • / latih:u in lunipkins County the SaidT,own; upotiauchternis'and ' • .. form Expires 'shirt n 30, 19G.� eondltione as maybe deemed,plop;: • #er:andani;y,be'perinitted by letw, - uDatcd.,au ust'•5th;"1959.?^%`ir;;: Y t;;;;;TOWI ARD,:.OP,;TOW,N,OF; .•.. ..... . ... . . v.� .. - • • .. . • • • . ,• dr • October 7,1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of making the Preliminary Budget and to transact necessary business. Members present were :-Mr.Bowzr,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; , :.: / Mr.StongsSupt.of Highways;Mr.3tover„Assessor;Mr.Newman,Attorney; Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of September 2nd meeting were read and approved as read with one addition. ' Motion by Mr.Thomas, seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, : that the Supervisor,Clifl ord E.Bower,be authorized to offer the • use of the Town Orrice Building to the Board of teustess of the • Village of Trumansburg for village purposes without rent, at such times as the use will not conflict with the use of the building by the Town or by any of the Town Officers/the Village Clerk to make arrangements therefor with the Town Clerk for such occasion. - A certified copy of the resolution was mailed to Mayor Murtaugh. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Town Clerk be authorized to advertise for sealed bids for the purchase of Town Hall in Jacksonville,advertisement to appear three times each in Ithaca Journal and Free Press. Bids to be opened Wednesday evening,November th at 8 :30 P.M. Bids . shall be accompanied by a deposit of 10 %,to be returned to unsuccessful bidders. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the Supervisor be authorized to pay the School Tax of $51.59 on Town owned property,alao Social Security Contribution of $ 2.28. The estimates of the Town Officers were presented and the Preliminary Budget was compiled. The following resolution was offered By Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried unanimously :- Resolved,That the Town Board does hereby prepare and approve A: as the Preliminary of this Town for the fiscal ary Bud et g year,beginning/ • on the first day of January1960,the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this • resolution,and be it • FURTHER RESOLVED,That such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for the inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours,and be it • FURTHER RESOLVED:-That this Board shall meet at 8 P.M. on the 4th day of November 1959, for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget. FURTHER RESOLVED:- That the Town Clerk give notice of such hearing in the manner provided in Section113 of the Town Law,and that such notice be published in substantially the following form:- Notice is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Ulysses for the fiscal year,beginning January lst,1960,has been compiled and filed in the office of the Town Clerk at l0•Elm . Street,Trumansburg,New York, where it is available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, . - Further Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of Ulysses will meet and review said Preliminary Budget and hold a public r hearing thereon at the Town Clerk' s office at 8 P.M. on the 4th day . e . .1 • e i i AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION • THE ITHACA JOURNAL $fnfe of iiiefts 'gark, 'Compiling County, es.: QQlQres Palmer being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and state aforesaid and that ohe is bookkeeper - REOOEST YOB DIDOFOS• TOWN IIAbb IS JAed lot the p .. Sealed bide are Invited for the Fun of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in chess from the Town of Utters of bet lo[mer Town phials o" Ne Jackwnva:e• Tausbannaek FWIS Hoed N Jukwn. Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true a:rs..T"Fogrro tore as baled sv: of reerr. end the purettraer W. 1... retch.. 11U quitclaim deed of Um Town oa Ubbne! , • copy, was published in said paper m th° bullat�Ain.■nd.ae ,I,ounat ufen which it Bill" °dressed to the Towl October 15,22,29,1959 Cleric- at let glIll m"wie 4°T reel lied"ni �eq ber not later.then It Pan. November • IN. Wt. Thetrl�7bt L resari to 1 Town Hoard of VImes to R1eC4 " • the resoludallan win ube auuldect„W a pew - misdva }!tt�erendain. E.'IUTNANINE 11IMICN.,C1erY' I the . Town el Ulysses. . and that the first publication of said notice was on .he 1`J�tl.... out Is, n. ss —.- -1 day of OctQber 1959 ,77((`/1� ,/f ,F.- ,c-z r-'crcer- r/y('< "(:r''Y.--* Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 30th day 4• ., mr,,,,, ,,,, ! l ;iron Notary Public. Gel r, I„I t- , '., pl (fry, Y'Jk 1t.'l...,r. �J. 1,C. lo!•9�(I .% t', taalnur„u,n IAIIr� :'Math an,BEAU • I. . . .. . . ”.V •1.r•. .. .. . i0 tr. . .'i; ,;:' :it*';v, ,.I:.,-.*A ;.'.'j. ;" • , n w J , AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION i County of Tompkins r, . . . .,. . State of New York } $ 6 ;'REQUEST. FOR BIDS' FOR'TOWN . 1A �` HAIL' IN JACKSONVILLE „ ? being duly sworn ;:•.. . .. ' < deposes and says lout he Is over 21 years of age, that he ... Sealed bide. are invited for the . ' resides in the Town of Ulysses,County and State aforesaid of thane from tmW,l:: Hall•Ulysses or the t1ie 'former-Town ,Hall,. the. and that ho is si..cts.ter..�... public Jai:iCsonvllle'Tac(Ihannock.';:F a 11 e �. .. of the Free Press, a ubue Jtoad,,.in Jacksonville.'The,:Town's newspaper printed and published In the village of Truman's- tltle'tii based upon adverse'posses. burg, Tompkins County, New York and that a notice of Monitor;a.long,period of.years,;and which the annexed Is a true copy was published In the ',.p hnaer Will receive e quit;,';. • n el:dm:'deed con9feying.all.the right; said paper .�C.J4..,.......`•a�... .2,.,... .�j ..title,"andi'lnto:eit•ot,.the'!,Towu of,• 19576.... t Ulysses,',ln,:the;buildln$�jend,:;i2�t �p'rounda.ti on;whIch'.It'stands ;"; and that the first publication of the said notice was on • `, P • •. Bids-shall ,.be addressed:'to" the, 0.J,,.,,,,,,(„. 19.6:9.... : ;Town Clerk at 10'Elni'Street. T t . •mansburg,;New.Yorlr;Wand''inner be; 03 . �9 19.h j;irecei ved•by•.her,'r{ot:later,3han;,51 ' • and the last on :1 P.M.;-November`4th;'4959.The;rights {, e 4j P n-4y— tuts.'ts.'ieaerveil L to'tl:c;Town;;Sward'-•of Subscribed and sworn before me this I and it'a't od'1seecceptedotho resolu,' ,Ulyitseri to-roteet`any 'or;all'blde;l' . . ir7 . �r s-1 ; Enid if s.bid Is acceptdd,;the resel 1=': • ...,f� , 10 tfon will be;.subiect to'a'p:lmlasive'i ' t ••'referendum,: .. •.;r; ,s Notary Public ' E Katharine Dlmkk;.Clerk' � � Town of Ulysega, Oct 15, 22'29 'f • Vii, EDWARD J. f+ARRRLC —"- r`�� Notary Public,State of New York n,. t71 ' Qualified in Seneca County .� • Term I ,res March 30, 1' � ' Certificate filed County t r: •U d.”. :L'. , . . . N . . , ,. '•:' . ,,•d .r L• 1 • • of November 1959,and that at such hearing any person may be heard • in favor of or against the Preliminary Budget as compiled,or for or • against any item or items therein contained. - Pursuant to Section 113 of the Town Law,the proposed salaries of the Town Officers are hereby specified as follows :- Supervisor $ 3200 • Town Clerk 3000 Justices of Peace ( "2) 2400 Town Councilmen (2) 1100 ` Supt.ofHways , 4500 By order of t 4`. To.•. Board of Ul i se: . '. ./ .�„ _ _ clerk. Dated October 7,1959. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried, . that Bills Nos.94. to 109,iaclus ve be audited as claimed. • Onmo .n : . jo . •,- , • .,•eriOfi . . . ._ . AL ._ . lark. • • • • • ■ { t 4 • . • . . .• - • . .. • .... .• .. . .• , .• • • .. 242 11 . .. . , ...• . ... .. . .. ., . :. . . . . . • • . . . .. • .. • I . s.. .. . . . . . . . • ..„ • .••••••••,•.,.,•„,•,..„4„,,,,,...,•„: , . is,i,„a,,,laseitr.ra.„iyits.et,„„the •••. • ,. 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A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding the hearing on the Budget and to transact necessary business. Present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumband Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thonas,Councilmen;Mr.Strong,Supt.of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Mr.Stover,Assessor;Katharine Dimick,Clerk. Minytea of the October 7th meeting were read and approved as • read. Resolution by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, unanimously; . Whereas,this Town Board has met at the time specified in the notice of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget and heard all 1persons desiring to be heard thereon: now therefore be it ., - - esolved,that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary • Budget aslOr ginally compiled as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the 1st day of January,1960,and that such budget as so adopted be entered in detail in the minutes of the f• proceedings of this Town Board and be it, • FURTHER RESOLVED:- that the Town Clerk of this Town,shall prepare and certify in dtplicate,copies of said annual budget as adopted by this Town Board and deliver the copy thereof,to the Supervisor - of this Town,to be presented by him to the Hoard of Supervisors .• of this County. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, that Patricia S.Van Liew be appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1960,duties to be carried on during the month of December,1959. Mr.Bower,Supervisor,opened the Bid on Jacksonville Town Hall. Discussion followed. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis, that the Town Board • : of Ulysses accept the bid of W.E.Gregg in the amount of $651.95' on • the Jacksonville Town Hall,payment to ba made on delivery of the deed. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, ' that the sale of the contents of Town Hall at Jacksonville to any interested party for not less than $25,00. Mr.Strong,Supt.of Hways be authorized to make the sale. . Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, • that the Town Planning Board be designated to act as Zoning Commission. Resolution by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, Whereas,we feel the need for supervised youth recreation is highly desirable and of great benefit to our children,now therefore, be it, Resolved that Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor of the Town of Ulysses,be and is hereby directed and authorized to apply to the New York State Youth Commission for approval of a recreation project for the year 1960. ' Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the Bills Nos 10 t llj4 incl ive be udited as claimed.• . . . -- y�� ,clerk. r • • • • • • • �j — / y • • .0.- eek.,4a or- Is C — • • cme • MANSBURG, NEW YORK . • Ulysses a a vr t ier meelftg'?Ttcid on November 4, 1959,• adopted a resolution accepting the bid of W E. Gregg in the amount of $651.95 • for the purchase of the former Town Hull In Jacksonville, that be• Ing the highest bid received; and that said resolution Is subject ton . - permissive referendum as provided in Article 4 of the Town Law. E. Katharine Dlmlck, Clerk T Town of Ulysses Nov. 12 • • • J , NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION • SUBJECT TO PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses at a regular meeting held.on November 4, 1959, adopted a resolution accepting the bid of W. E. Gregg in the amount of $ 6 5/, 9,C for the purchase of the former Town Hall in Jacksonville, that being the highest bid received; and that said resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Article 7 of the Town Law. / . r • NOTICE OF,ADOPTION WOF•.d . AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ItE5OLUTION'-A.';,-;.',1).''''" - mlBJECl' • 09'PERMIZSIVE . County of Tompkins -1`"t . J El S . , BEFE$ENDUM.•,,. .::}.. • State of New Yortc NOTICE-IS HE'REBY•GIVGEI'•I;that. Q• the• Town Board.of: the:Town of.--RAJ-3 °•"•`- being duly sworn �.._......... • deposes and says ti at he Is over 21 years of age, that he UJyasea at ,a egular-ineeting.held�' resides In the Town of Ulysses,County and State aforesaid on'TdoveinierA.4, 1953,-.Adopted;a. . n !resolution.accepting the.bid'Of"W. .'. and that he is --Lac of the Free Press, a public IE;:Gregg:In-the tamount::Of 165t:9.7 • newspaper printed and published in the village of Trumann- for .the...ptirchasej.,et ithe..,tormer burg, Tompkins County, New York and that a notice of ToWni Hell.lh Jacksonvllle,4that;.tle• • which the annexed is a true copy was published in the tng.the,higtieat;till:i4a1 k;'Arid d1 that:seld'iesoltitioii ik:Atibject'to;a'; -- said paper f�" /]- perfpieWYe.:Iefafefi4uii�;aA';piiYlded , 9 tij. tide:t.otati tiwiti Law:;.} '. .i 18..5 • tti'•7.. .,<.`,. ..laic:.. ,n• .r'„'+ I . and that the first publication of the said notice was on " f { E c Katharine'Dlmlgkr�t.lerk',r'r j Town of Uly08ee; :'t ajtN / - and the bet on o`-Q0 h?.. le Si . . Subscribed and sworn before me this . A,•0.' 2 7 -r / , 19 S / :.. �Gt.41•trill . 7 ••ti^ Notary Public rsnl j J. lrnitINT;I: �NOterY ('ubHv. titntc • Nn, q71 of Ncn' York - r ,�2rrrl�licd in ticnrru Count (:ertlficutc11•rr`'' Alnn•h JO r, 1 filed • __County • 1 ? November 4,1959. The following canvass of voters for Town Officers as filed by the Commissioners of Election resulted as follows :- Supervisor DistL Dist.2 Dist.3 Total . Clifford E.Bower,Rep. 276 327 362 965 .• Blank p— 399 1145 Town Clerk E.Katharine Dimick,Rep. 29)} 346 378 1018 Blank 26 5 8 127 • 320 399 426 1145 Highway Supt Ortha Strong,Rep. 289 339 367 995 Blank 31 44 150 [}2� 1145 Justice of Peace =Delos Crumb,Rep. 281 335 362 978 Blank 39 6�t. 64 167 320 399 "6 114-5- Town Councilman (4) Lloyd J.Ellis,Rep. 284 329 360 973 Blank 36 70 66 172 —Po f 76 1145 Assessor (4) Howard A.Stover,Rep. 281 352 967 Blank 9 b5 334 7 178 320 399 4 1115 - Assessor (2) • Clinton R.Stevenson 280 332 355 967 Blank 40 67 71 178 20 399 426 1145 Upon the foregoing -canvass of the votes cast for Town Officers at the General Election held November 3,1959, I,the under- signed DO HEREBY CERTIFY,that the following persons, were elected . to the office opposite their names respectively:- , Office Name 1 Term Expires Supervisor Clifford E.Bower Dec.31,1961 • Town Clerk E.Katharine Dimick Dec.31,1961 Highway Supt. Ortha Strong Dec.31,1961 Justice of Peace E.Delos Crumb Dec.31,1963 Town Councilman Lloyd J.Ellis Dec.31,1963 Assessor (19 Howard A Stover Dec.31,1963 Assesaor(z/ C1� ton R.Steve�n�on Dec.31,1961 J , Cl f t/_�tiS t.,�6;- 2.2 1 �. .Rlerk. . November 25,1959. 40 A special meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of hearing a preliminary • report by the Town of Ulysses Planning Board . Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Mr.Rice,Justice • of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Newman,Attorney; .. Katharine Dimick,clerk. Members of the Planning Board present were :- Mr.Proskine,Chairman,Mrs.Evans,Messrs. Baines,Fellows,Stevenson and Thomas. Mr.Proskine,chn.read the introduction to the Planning Report. ' Mrs.Evans reported on the Proposed Zoning Ordinance; Mr.Stevenson reported on Town Planning and Zoning; Mr.Thomas,reported on Regulation ' • of Land Subdivision; Mr.Fellows reported on Regulation of Trailer Parks; Mr.Baines reported on Powers and Responsibilities of Board of Appeals and Town Law. • Meetin:a"jo :d,a. / ! . ,erk. • • • , ,, u Budget and'Bold.a-public;hearing theredn':at'the•office of the,Totvn . Clerk"at 8•P.M. bn the 9th day of .- �Noverntier,-1959, and at such hear- ;• ring .ariy.:person %may he heard„in favor:of,or against the Preliminary Budget,as compiled or for or against any:�itemor'items therein'contain- l' Pursuant'to. Section 11&,of,.the Town Law;the proposed stilettos of • the:following.,Town.'Officers-.are hereby;sliecifled,ala:follows;,- ' . y.`;:Supervisors':;.; ,°'$3 0.00 .: -- ';,TownClerk,- .%,., ,.3 ^3000.00,- ' • t=:14tittced:of•Peace. (2),;ta�2400,00 ` C.towri,'Co'uncllrtieri (2) •:)1100.00; . . Supt.;ot Higlivays ::' ' 4500,00 37r0 rder o of wlhe'To wn'BOai d: • i . ;;,,tKatharhwe Dimiek, Clerkii, • • • . \ . :.J 10\ • December 2,1959. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; • Messrs.Stevenson and Stover,Assessors;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of November 4th and 25th meetings were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Thomaa, seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor, be atthorized to pay the salaries of Town Offioers,fdir the month of December on December 20th,1959, to facilitate Tnirn Audit. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, • that the Town Board of Ulysses purchase two (2) Voting Machines from the Town of Ithaca at $ 100.00 each,delivered. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr. ice,voted and carried, that the Supervisor,Cliffor'd E.Bower be atthorized to transfer $3200.00 frpm the surplus in Snow and Miscellaneous Account to • other miscellaneous purposes. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that Bills Nos.]1.5 to 162 inclusive be audited as claimed. On motto+adjo .. ed until December 3 st L:P.M. • December 31,1959. A meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of auditing the Town Offider's • accounts. Present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace; Mesars.Ellis amd Thomas,Councilmen; Eatharine Dimick, • Clerk. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried; Whereas the Town Board was faced in 1959 with unusual and unforeseen expense in the amount of $ 282.32,bo it , Resolved ,that the sum of $282.32 be transferred from the Contingent Fund to the following Budget items :- $ 202.76 to Town Board 5.96 to Town Clerk , • 73.60 to Miscellaneous • Motion By Mr.Rice, seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried; that the Tompkins County Trust Conpany,Trumansburg Branch, .i Trumansburg,New York, be and' is hereby designated as a depository in which the Supervisor and Town Clerk of this Town shall deposit all moneys combng into their hands by virtue of their offices,Mr. Thomas,Councilman,reoorded as not voting. FURTHER RESOLVED,that this resolution be entered in the minutes of this Board, see Pages 253 and 255. • ::: I/ . • .,( r. . .•,... . ., ,. .. „ „ti. ... ,, • We,the undersignec members of the Town Board of Ulysses, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT,we have examined the several accounts of the Town Officers and found them correct as per statement with the following balances :- ' Supervisor's Accounts HS wa Book Bal Bank Hal Receipts 22,085.76 Disbursements 19,451.37 2,634.39 2,634.39 Bridge • Receipts 3,671.12 Disbursements NONE 3,671.12 3,671.12 Machinery Receipts 26,875.28 Disbursements 22,202,75 4,672.53 4,672.53 Snow&Misc. Receipts 24 761. Disbursements 21,965.2 2,795.86 2,795.86 General Receipts L} Disbursements 24;197.86 7,187.56 7,187.56 • Fire 'Protection District Receipts 3,900.31 Disbursements 3,000.00 900.31 900.31 • Part Town Fund Receipts I, 053.0" Disbursements 8-6 IA tV /if a • Town Clerk!s Statement Balance on hand December 31,19513 $ 225.68 Marriage Licenses 10.50 II " Fees 31.50 Chattel Mortgages 151.00 Conditional Sales 98.50 Cancellations (C,M.&C.S. ) 111.00 Hunting & Fishing Licenses 2,673.25 " " " Fees 205.25 Dog Licenses 1,602.00 Fees 169.75 Explosives 1..00 Delinquent List 3.50 • Miscellaneous Fees 314.28 • $ 5,600.21 Disbursements County Clerk $ 2,673.25 County Treasurer 1,602.00 State Dept. of Health 10.50 Supervisor 1,115.28 Balance on hand December 31,1959 199.18 $5,600.21 .-•••■16.. ad-a-Ae--;-z--c)0"e--) ,clerk t'7 0-e-- /, (!?,//-el4h.c.4— :Justice of Peace • GYMS ep - , ,Justice of Peace � ILI . , c. ,Councilman i 2*', et" >%er° ,Councilman. / Dated December 31,1959. t.. AUDITED . I DEC 311959 • ULYSSES . .;. .) e � C � icl..,. �. ) , vi; f ;; .. .. .. Yai.2: . ... r ' 'W';r{ d‘ Ti:' d. _ , . ., . .n(" ', . .,.. ")�v,,^kR' ='temp'.;:;.: ' . • . . i• . . ./ to .... - .,.. . • sl . . - • .'s . ,. January 7,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Mr.xice,Justtce of the Peace;Mesars.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Newman,Attorney; Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of December 2nd and 31st meetings were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that Clinton R.Stevenaonbe appointed Chatrman of the Board of Assessors, for the year 1960. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried, / that Ortha Strong ,Robert Snow,Harold Smith and Charled Houghton be • appointed Fire Wardens in the Town of Ulysses for the year 1960. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that the following bonds be approved and filed:- Bonds of Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor E.Katharine Dimick,clerk • Orthe Strong,Supt.of tighways James E.Rice,Jr. Justice of the Peace; Earl Updike,Constable. Motion by Mr.Thomat,seconded. by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, 2.. • that the Supervisor be authorized to pay the 1960 State and County Tax of$44.25,on property owned by the Town of Ulysses. The members of the Town Board of Ulysses approve the appointment of Alice B.Conover as Deputy Town Clerk,to perform the duties of the Clerk during her absence or inability to act,salary $8.00 per day, ' to be paid by the Town Board. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, ✓�cr that Ortha Strong ,Supt.of Hways,be authorized to make purchases up to % ` . . without specific authorization of the Town Board. . Motion By Mr,Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried,that . . Earl Updike be appointed Constable for the Town of Ulysses,term ending December 31,1961. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that 1/ Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor be appointed delegate to Association of Towns meeting amd Charles W.Thomas,be alternate delegate. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.jhomas,voted and carried, that the Town Board designate tie. Free Press as the official newspaper i for the Town of Ulysses. . Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice ,voted and carried,that ✓ the Town Board will accept certified claims without metelf* tftit**$ . verification. Motion by Mr.Thomas seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that tho Resolution of the Town Board fixing salaries on Page 259 be accepted. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Thomas, voted and carried, that Bills Nos. 1 to 17 inclusive be audited as claimed. / 2On motion a�^�g"ur od , Csc 1) ,6 - r-2 York. . n F • • RESOLUTION OF TOWN BOARD FIXING SALARIES. Resolved that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of , the following Town Officers and Employees for the year beginning January 1,1960,at the amounts respectfully stated and that such salaries •' shall be payable at the time specified:- Name Office Salary Payable Clifford E.Bower Supervisor 3200 monthly `' E.Katharine Dimick Town Clerk 3000 E.D.Crumb Justice of Peace 1200 " James E.Rice,Jr. " " " 1200 Ortha Strong Supt.of Hwaps 4500 " • Lloyd J.Ellis Councilman 550 Charles W.Thomas " 550 n Clinton R.Stevenson Chn.Assessors 1200 Howard A.Staver Assessor 1100 It , Lloyd Van Marter " 900 " Jessie Agard Historian 100 II Alice B.Conover Depty Town Clerk As claims rend Earl Updike Constable II If II Minnie Swick School Guard (10 mos, ) monthly . A Fire Wardens As claims rend Highway Employees ' hourly Bi-weekly 1.25m maximum rate $ 2.00 . Town d Pown of Uly es . erk. •° • January 7,1960. . • • • • • • / • 37 February 5,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :•k-Mr.Bower,Supervisor,Mr.Rice,Justice of the Feace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Strong,Supt.of Highways; Mr.Newman,Attorney;Clinton Stevenson,Assessor; Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of January 7th meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr. Thomas,seconded by Nr.Rice,voted and carried, that Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor,be authorized to pay the following appropriations : •• Fire Protection 4 3,000.00 Veterans Organization 200.00 Ulysses Philomathic Iibrary . 350.00 Motion by Mr.Rice, seconded by Mr.Elli.s, voted and carried, .- that Ortha Strong,Supt of Hways,be authorized to pay the McDougal Equipment Company repair bill in the amount of $ 1,604.80. We also authorize Mr.Strong to purchase One Brockway Motor for the price not to exceed $ 1300.00 Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, that Bills Nos.18 to 30 be audited as claimed. On mot ad tied, • ,� , 4-14-4ko • , . p . February 18,1960. A special meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a public • hearing in the matter of the adoption of a Proposed Zoning Ordinance . as recommended to the Town Board by the Zoning Commission of said Town. Members present were :-- Mr.Bpwer,Supervisor;Mr.Rice,Justice of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Newman,Attorney; Katharine Dimick, clerk. Members of the Planning Board were : Mrs. . Evans,Messrs. Proskine,Whyte,Fellows,and Thomas. The clerk read the notice of Henri on Proposed Zoning Ordinance that was published in the February 4th issue of the Free • Press. Mr.Bower,Supervisor, made a few bfief remarks concerning the Ulysses Planning Board. • Mr.Proskine,chairman of the Ulysses rlanning Board spoke briefly in regard to the Planning Report of the Town of Ulysses •• . and introduced Mr.Rodman Fellows who gave a detailed report of • the Proposed Zoning Ordinance. Several prpoerty owners asked questions and three were against the ordinance as to commercial and residential sections about bix taxpayers commended the Planning Board and wished the Teen Board to adopt said ordinances 0 • ,sot .n adjourn d, . jcCruJclerk. • l ' of cc alnst the .Pi3OPOSED ZONIitG'OBDS)y( , a op , Ordltiarice•- ; X.Katharine Dlmlek, Clerk. ' 'Notice is hereby given that a pub. Feb. 2, 1960 ' • • ' 11c 'hearing' will• be held by the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, • Tompkins County, New'York, at the ' Town1Office Building, No: 10 Elm - Street,'Trumansburg, New York ori, • the 18th''der of February '1960. at , 8.p.m. iri the matter of the adop- do of a n Proposed Zoning.Ordlnance ' as recommended to the.Town Board • . by:the'Zoning Commission of said ' . • .The;'said•.ordinance' affects .all j property,in the• Town of..Ulysses t outside of'the Village of Trumans- 1 burg:'A copy of the proposed ordin• i • ance la.'on file at the.Town Clerk's i • Office'where it may bo seam during I business hours by any interested Parson: . ' Tho.(purposo o ' ' lc I ' h • ) .- • cr1. V I • .... .. -n . t . � . r� ,X i� ; t 'L l a � e3kig. yWitteJ frLl&� ISAj . CLIFFORD E. BOWER • Super/hoar, Town of Dimes ., Trumaneburg� N. Y. ,• 6Vilfi ,9'4 r4 licit , lizit.ya jege.,ZEC4/Ln1 . . a l I og. , 4fr/z/,;•j1 / 2 by 0 .;14.1-fr 1 is itt 0� � g -Ce, -e .` / jr / W/4;Atli ea, - , —(...Lfifl -,"!J � / ' / c L i� .- oiliwthily ,. I ..... • ��ia 1 Yk))IAA) A 1/1 IP A ✓Lt t %�'�-L.,rte-/ A � 1 1 .,, � c' A (lilt r E.DI . , /V�� w4�S p & 4 Cqt v)/ 1 o-�hq..17c&11 • U_ L.„,„.cd e r -4-ni y-- e e Ale 1 . ` Sri`"`��Cehl . 4-t7de4"le is/ fly b .. p .. .a, . •U.•.. t'1• ! 1. 1.5 'J -.e .i.._ .. A.' t . . ii9iicE,OF HEARING.e'x' it"I jalikei'LONIIfG OAI11IfAIfell • ' AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION i �'i ; ,...• •. ;; ,y�4;'to :tNotIce is hereby g�ysft tnit a pub. . County of Tompkins S S I�l1l hea i ng�„t+pill,1�be'.held:'•ti> the.. state of New York } Ire*n,Doard of.the,ToWfn,oteUlyseeii,; 'ibnlplilns Coiizity,TNel York;;ate. /y being duly sworn �1b w Off ice, BulidlnV;;;; tii.411f,Elnt deposes and says that he Is over 21 years of ago, that he 3tMOt, TrutlffinBbt,tg,, 1ew'`rYork on resides In the Town of Ulysses,County and State aforesaid .:the 18th>day'oti 'abt ;ij990'••at .• • t „r.t aX....... : : ..r ,the u.,. ,:Y. __ nn � :ii.paa,..iri;the,natter"bf,Ute:.adop•: and that he Is `-'�-04-� of the Free Press, n public time of a`Proposed 2'Drillig Ordinance newspaper printed and published In the village of Timmins- na.iiepiijtiteridedv `” burg. Tompkins County, New York and that o notice of ie.tlte'Iowrt,BOaid' which the annexed Is a true copy was published In the my',the;Zoning'�Coinntlssion:of4eetti. , r� , /y sOwll , ;c 5, . \, , t , said paper F`s�• 1 '. The said:.ordlnanee aftectsi all _ I1 1.1,: es. 19.1°..g... olitstde;:ofithetVlllsge.ot Tetiluoiik..' and that the first publication of the said notice was on burg A copy of the proposed Ordln . rA Y 1e `v 'tti 'l oit file at the!' oWN Clerk's -t-1—$2 / Offlee„Where,lt inky.,pt seen durini:. I • and the last on T 196.E business!;houis by;:aii interested 1 person ., r' u'!( . a'k':':;' . / C- �62 e°424,e°424,1,1,s.., 1 pie .purpotje,o he Salk publin. hesrlh' to•be;ln-hnr a na`deelr=`: � Subscribed and sworn before me this .n,,;}:y.a+''.^-::,...;+r,_yf;eU. `'p ,,:n. _;h,„.i+`.l • Int.to be;heafor or againthe ,:. adgp t p:'1 ...s aid f Or.dln,YMt4ce I- i:: 1 '. "r r i "E.KatharineDlmlek,Clerk i� 74/ j -( NOtary Public FdbZ 19(D h ( u 4:i , ° 11)1 FARRELL) Notary Public,State of New Yon; No.471 .f eanlified in Seneca County. . r:of tavires March 30, 1St.0 . Certificate tiled Counts . • • , • . � ' . ,.'•: .. . . . :.f\ter., ��• .\ ,.o .'.y ., , . . t.•` • atzce. la*CH7 • • • • Z i Town of Ulysses, New York .• • �vlay 196 .dr„. • • • . . i v • For the purpose of promoting the a detached dwelling having accom• a. Tillage of land to produce health, safety, morals, or the medattens for only one family. food to be consumed direct• general welfare of the community, 7. A "rooming house" is a build• ly or indirectly by humans • and to lessen congestion to the ing other than a hotel or motel or domestic animals or , streets, to secure safety from fire, where persons are lodged for hire fowl. • panic and other dangers, to provide or where rooms are offered for hire. b. Grazing of land and its t adequate light and air, to prevent 8. A "tourist house" is the same crops to feed domestic ant- , the overcrowding of land, to avoid as a roaming house. mats or fowl. undue concentration of population, g• A "motel" is a building or c. Rearing of poultry in con- to facilitate the adequate provision buildings providing overnice accom• finement for meat or eggs. • of transportation, water, sewerage, modations for motorists. The word • schools, parks, and other public re- "motel" includes "motor court", ARTICLE II — quhements, under and pursuant to ••tourist court", "tourist cabins", Article 16 Chapter 62 of the Conseil- "motor lodge" and similar descrip• ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS. dated Laws, the size of buildings flue titles. Section 2. Districts. For the par. •. and other structures, the percent- 10. A "hopsltnl" is an establish- . pose of this ordinance the Town of age of lot that may be occupied, Ulysses Is hereby divided into the size of yards, the density of pop• meat for temporary occupation se three (3) types of districts as fol- ulation, and the use of buildings, the sick or injured for the purpose lows: • structures and land for trade, in- of medical treatment and does not Business Districts • dustry, residence or other purposes include an establishment for per. Residence Districts ... are hereby restricted and regulated maven[ occupation by the poor, in. Planned Development Districts as hereinafter provided. firm, Incurable or Insane. Said districts are set forth on the 11. A "nursing home", or "con- map accompanying this ordinance ARTICLE I valescent home" is a building other entitled Zoning Map, dated 3/2/'60 than a.hospital where persons, ex- and signed by the Town Clerk. Section I. Definitions. For the cept insane, feeble-minded, drug ur Sald map and all explanatory mat- ' purpose of this ordinance certain liquor patients, are lodged, furnish- ter thereon is hereby made a part • words and terms shall have the fob ed with meals and nursing care for of this ordinance. lowing meaning unless the context hire. Section 3. District Boundaries. otherwise requires: 12. A "front yard" is a yard be Where uncertainty exists with re- 1. Words used In the present tween the street right-of-way and spect to the boundaries of the tense include the future; the sing- the front line of a building extend- various districts as shown on the " ular number includes the plural, ed to the side lines of the lot. Zoning Map, the following rules and the plural the singular; the 13. A "rear yard" is a yard be- shall apply: • word "building" includes the word tween the rear lot line and the rear • "structure", the word "occupied" In• line of the principal building ex. 1. The district boundaries are . eludes the words "designed or in. P lot lines unless otherwise shown, tended to the side lines of the lot. and where the designation on the tended to be occupied"; the word 14. A "side yard" is a yard be. Zoning Map indicates a boundary "used" includes the words "ar• tween the principal building and a approximately upon a lot line, such ranged, designed or intended to be side lot line and extending through lot line shall be construed to be used", from the front yard to the rear • • the boundary. ) 2. A "lot" is a parcel of land oe• yard. cupied by one building and the ac- " 2. Map are shown on the Zoo• cessory buildings for uses custom• 15. ng subordinate building"clearly a log Map ncc from street es arily incident to it, including such building aubthelpr n pad Gilding measured radial distances from street und- open spaces as are used in conned incidental to the principal for ary lin , which to the zone l cases Hon with such building. on the same lot, and used for par• ary line, which lines in nil cases .. poses customarily incidental to where distances are given are paint. 3. A "lot line" Is a boundary those of the principal building. let to the street line. line of a lot. 16. A "non conforming use" is a 3. In other cases the boundary . 4. A "family" is any number of building structure or use of land ex- line shall be determined by use of persons of recognized family Ma- fisting at the time of enactment of the scale of the Zoning Map. tionahip maintaining a common this ordinance which does not con• household. form to the zoning regulations of • 5. A "dwelling" 1s a building the district in which it is situated. Article III - used wholly for habitation by one 17. A arm Is n plot of land USE REGULATIONS. • y that exceeds ton (10) acres and is or more families, used for one or more of the fol. Section 4. Residence Districts. In 6, A "single family dwelling" is lowing purposes: any Residence District, no building 1 — • shall be erected, altered, or extend- 13. One bulletin board or sign Section 6. Business Districts. In ed and no land or building or part not exceeding eighteen (18) square Business Districts no b u I l d 1 n g thereof shall be used for other than feet in area referring to the use of shall be erected, altered or extend- ' any of the following purposes. the premises. One sign advertising ed and no land, or building or part the sale, hire, or lease only of the thereof, shall be used for other than 1. Dwelling, land or buildings on which it is one or more of the following uses: 1 Church or other place of wor- located, provided that such bulletin 1. Any use permitted by Section ' ship, convent, parish house, Sunday board or sign shall not exceed 4• School building. twelve (12) square feet in area. DI- 2. Retail Store. 3. Public Library or public rectional signs indicating local museum, public school, parochial business or services or locally pro- 3. Business or professional of- ., school, nursery school, school oper• duced products for sale. Any sign ce' ' ated by a non-stock corporation un• authorized by this paragraph shall 4. Restaurant or other place for der the education laws of the State, be maintained in a safe and neat serving of food and beverages. any institution of higher learning condition. 5. Bank or other monetary insti- including dormitory accommoda- 14. Such accessory uses as are tution. tions. customarily incidental to the above 6. Theatre, including drive-in 4. Public park not conducted for uses, subject to the provisions of theatre, bowling alleys or other profit, public playground, Field Section 5. place of amusement houses or other accessory building, 7. Gasoline,sales station, garage -' including necessary and desirable Section 5. Accessory Uses In Rest- for minor repairs, automobile sales concessions, are permitted, provided deuce Districts. Permitted accessory building or lot. " that no such building shall be uses in Residence Districts shall in- that than one hundred (100) feet elude the following: 8. Tourist cabins, motel, hotel. • to any lot line. 1. The office of a doctor, 9. Place of business of the tot- 5. Fire station or other public dentist, musician, engineer, teacher, and and businesses of a nature, similar building necessary to the protec- lawyer, artist, architect, real estate pad de more anyc manufacture Lure or tion of or the servicing of a neigh• broker, ur person engaged in provided that any on thepr premises er boyhood, similar occupations, where such of- processing of goods on the premises lice is a part of the residence build- is clearly incidental to a retail bust• 6. Golf course, except a minia- lag. One sign not exceeding two aids conducted on the premises. ture golf course operated on a coo- (2) square foot and affixed to the Baker mercial basis, provided that no wall of the principal building is Barber building shall be nearer than one permitted. Cleaner hundred (100) feet to any lot line. Confectioner ' 7. Garden or nursery. 2. Customary home occupations, Decorator such as dressmaking, hairdressing, Dressmaker - 8. Hospital or sanitarium for the laundering, or homecooking, con- treatment of human beings, other H du fed by one person only, resident Hairdresser resscr than the insane, feeble-minded, in the dwelling, provided that ao epileptic drug or liquor patients, goods or products are publicly dis• Milliner Optician provided that no building so used played or offered for sale and no Photographer shall be within one hundred (100) • advertisement other than one sign Printer feet within one street fifty (150) not exceeding two (2) square feet Is Shoemaker or repairer , feet of the lot line of any adjoining displayed. Undertaker owner. 3. Private garage or parking 10. Sign or advertising device not ` 9. Nursing or convalescent space, provided, however, that not exceeding one hundred (100) square home, but only on special approval more than one (1) commercial ve• feet in area. of the Board of Appeals. hide shall be garaged or parked on Section 7. Off-Street Parking. For , any lot in a Residence District, 10. Rooming house or tourist all nonresidential uses in Business house. 4. A temporary building for Districts there shall be provided on • commerce or industry In a Real- the lot space for the parking of at 11. Cemetery and the buildings dence District where such building least one motor vehicle for each two • • and structures incident thereto,but is necessary or incidental to the de- hundred (200) feet of floor area de- only on special approval of the •elopment of a residential area. voted to non-residential use. • Board of Appeals. Such building may not be continued Section 8. Outdoor Storage. There 12. Any public utility purpose, for more than one year except up• shall be no outdoor storage of rub• but only on special approval of the on special approval of the Board bish or refuse In connection with Board of Appeals. of Appeals. any of the uses permitted by Sec. •- - 2 - • I • i lion 6. Town Board shall he required to vided that all the other provisions ' Section 9. Planned Development establish such Planned Develop• of this ordinance are complied with, Districts. In Planned Development meat District. when such lot, at the time of the Districts, land and buildings may passage of this ordinance, was own• be used for any lawful purpose as ARTICLE IV — ed on leased by persons other than authorized by the Town Board in those owning or leasing any ad• • accordance with the following pro- LOT AREA AND YARD joining lot. cedars. REGULATIONS. Section 13. Front Yard Excep- 1. Planned Development Dis• Section 10. Lot Area and Front. dons. Other provisions of this or. • Evicts shall comprise at least five age, Except as provided elsewhere dinance notwithstanding, no build• y (5) acres. in this Article, no building or strut• ing in any district need have a 2. Application for establishment lure shall be erected on a lot of less front yard greater in depth than the . of a Planned Development District area and frontage than listed be. average depth of the front yards of , shall be made to the Town Board. low: the lots next thereto on either side, The Town Board shall refer the rip- Residence Districts a vacant lot, an adjacent street, or • lot with a front yard greater than . plication to the Town Planning Lot Area 20,000 square feet per the minimum required depth be• Board for consideration. family or 20,000 square 3. The Planning Board may re• feet for nonresidential lag counted as If it were the min• quire the applicant to furnish such uses Imam front located,for the district se 4 PP which it is located, but in no case preliminary plans, drawings and 20,000 for the first family shall the front yard in any district specifications as may be required plus 10,000 square feet be less than twenty (20) feet in . for an understanding of the pro- for the second family in depth posed development. In reaching its the same structure and decision on the proposed develop. 5,000 square feet for each Section 14. Side Yard on Corner • ment, the Planning Board shall con• family in excess of two Lot. On a corner lot in any district, • shier, among other things, the need in the same structure; the side yard on the street side , • for the proposed use in the propos- 20,000 square feet for non- shall be at least one-half the re- for location, the existing character residential uses. quired front yard on the side street. , of the neighborhood in which the Frontage 100 feet. Section 15. Open Porches. In de- use would be located and the safe. Business Districts termining the size of yards for the guards provided to minimize pos- Lot Area 10,000 square feet for the purpose of this ordinance, porches, • . sible detrimental effects of the pro- first family plus 5,000 or airports, open at the sides, but posed use on adjacent property. square feet for each ad• roofed, shall be considered a part of 4. The Planning Board shall ap• ditional family in the the building. prove, approve with modification, or s a m e structure; 5,000 Section 16. Fences and Walls.The ' disapprove such application and square feet for nonresi• provisions of this ordinance shall shall report its decision to the Town dential use. not apply to fences or walls not 1 Board. Frontage 50 feet. over six (6) feet high above the .� 5. The Town Board shall hold a Section 11. Yards. Except as pro• natural grade, except as limited by public hearing on the proposal, vided elsewhere in this Article, Section 17, nor to terraces, steps, ... with public notice as provided by there shall be provided in connec• unroofed porches, or other similar law in the case of an amendment Lion with all buildings and strut• features not over three (3) feet high to the zoning ordinance. tures, yards no less in size that above the level of the floor of the • 6. The Town Board may then listed below: ground story. amend the zoning ordinance so as Residence Districts Section 17. Corner Visability. In • to define the boundaries of the Front Yard 50 feet any Residence District no structure, Planned Development District, but Side Yard 15 feet each fence or planting over three (3) feet such action shall have effect only Rear Yard 35 feet in height, measured from the cen- • of granting permission for develop- Business Districts ter of the adjacent travelled way, ment of the specific proposed use in Front Yard 20 feet shall be maintained on any corner accordance with the specifications, Side Yard 10 feet each lot within a triangular area form• • plans and elevations tiled with the Rear Yard 20 feet ed by the lot lines along the streets Town Board. In the event the Plan• Section 12. Existing Lots. Other to the points on such lines a dis• • ning Board has disapproved such provisions of this ordinance nut• lance of thirty (30) feet from their • proposal, or approved with modifl• withstanding, nothing shall pro• intersection, and a line connecting cations which the applicant is not hibit the use of a lot of less than such points. Any fence or planting • twilling to make, an affirmative vote the required urea for a single that does not conform to the re• • i of at least four (4) members of the family dwelling in any district pro• quirements of this Section shall be • — 3 — • • I , 1 ,,. . : • . • made to conform within one year wall by mutual agreement between only on special approval of the from the date that this ordinance adjoining property owners. An ac- Board of Appeals. . becomes effective. cessory building on a corner lot Section 25. Public Garages and Section 18. Projections in Yards. shall not be less than five (5) feet Gasoline Sales Station. Every part of a required yard shall from the rear lot line. Accessory 1. No part of any public garage • be open from its lowest point to the buildings shall in ne case exceed shall be used for residence or sleep- sky unobstructed, except for the twenty (20) feet in height. Where ing purposes except by a watch- • ordinary projections of sills, belt the natural shape of the ground ex- courses, pilasters, leaders, chim- ceeds a twenty (20) percent rise or man. ' neys, cornices, eaves and ornament- fall directly from the street line, a 2. No part of any building used 1 al features, provided that no such private garage, not over one story as a public garage or gasoline projection may extend more than in height, may be located Ini the service station serviwn o filling appliance shall two (2) feet into any required yard. front yard not less than five (5)feet from said street line. On a corner be erected within one hundred (100) Bay, including their cornices and lot no accessory building may be feet of any Residence District. eaves, may extend not more than nearer the side street than fife re- 3. No gasoline or oil pump, no • two (2) feet into any required yard quired front yard depth on the side oiling or greasing mechanism and provided that the sum of such pro- street. no other service appliance installed jections on any wall shall not ex- Section 22. Farms Exempted from in connection with any gasoline • ceed one-third the length of such P sales station or public garage shall wall. Regulations. A farm, as defined in P g Section 1, wherever located and be within thirty (30) feet of any An open fire balcony or fire without regard for the district In street right-of-way. escape may extend not more than which it is located as shown on the Section 26. Location of Certain four (4) feet into any required Zoning Map, shall be exempt from Activities. Other provisions of this .•- yard. the requirements of this ordinance ordinance notwithstanding, the Col- , Section 19. Reduction of Lot as long as it is used as a farm, as lowing uses or activities shall not Area. Whenever a lot upon which defined. This exemption shall not be permitted nearer to any Resi- stands a building is changed in apply to any building on a farm dence District than the following •• size or shape so that the area and used for residence purposes. When specified distances. yard requirements of this ordinance a farm or any part thereof is used 1. Garage or shop for the paint- • are no longer complied with, such for any other purpose, the part used ing of automobiles or for the repair- ' building shall not thereafter be for such other purpose shall be sub- ' ing of automobile bodies or fenders used until it is altered, reconstruct- ject to all the regulations herein involving hammering or other work ed or relocated so as to comply for the district in which it is locat- causing loud or unusual noise or with those requirements. The pro- ad, fumes or odors—two hundred (200) visions of this Section shall not ap• feet. •. • ply when a portion of a lot is ac- qufred for a public purpose. ARTICLE V — 2. Animal hospital, kennel, or place for the boarding of animals Section 20. More than One Build- GENERAL PROVISIONS. — two hundred (200) feet. lag on a Lot. When there is more Section 23. Building Floor Area. 3. Theater, including drive-in than one principal building on a No dwelling in any district shall theater, dance hall, bowling alley, lot In any district the space be- be erected or altered so as to pro• skating rink — two hundred (200) • tween such buildings must be at vide for less than seven hundred feet. least equal to the sum of the side and fifty (750) square feet of en- - gee;ton 27. Approval of County yards required by such buildings or closed livable floor area, exclusive Health Department No permit for the sum of the rear and the front of garage or carport. For the purr any structure shall be granted until yards as the case may be. poses of this Ordinance an automo- the Tompkins County Health Dc- ection 21. Accessory Buildings. bile house trailer, whether on S pertinent has approved the propos- cessory buildings may not oc• wheels or otherwise supported, ed methods of water supply and cupy any required ail open space other shall be considered a dwelling. sewage or other waste disposal. Such trailers may be permitted, ' than a rear yard except as noted however, In trailer camps duly B. Section 28.Abandoned C e 11 a r below, and any such accessory ceased by fife Town Board. Holes and Buildings. Within one - building may occupy not more than year after work on any excavation forty (40) per cent of any requir• Section 24. Extraction of Natural for a building has begun, any such ed rear yard and shall be not less Products. The removal of sod, loam, excavation shall be covered over or ' than three (3) feet from any side sand, gravel, or quarried stone for refilled by the owner to the normal • or rear lot line, except that a sale, except when Incidental to, or grade. Any building substantially ` private garage may be built across In connection with, the construction destroyed by any cause shall be re• a common lot line with a party of a building shall be permitted built or demolished within one — 4 -- ..- • ; >•••.i. . •'S.- . ✓w r ; - -i:iel 7 i";t.1 ' „t . /- ..'11. . i tr.••".1..:'•t•r. • ♦.. .+.7.. ,"> •Y.:r ,, ♦ , . year. Any excavation or cellar hole Section 34. Changes. A noncon• of occupancy shall have been up- remaining after the demolition or forming use may be changed to an- plied for and issued by the Zoning destruction of a building from any other nonconforming use of the Officer. Before issuing a certificate cause shall be covered over or fill• same or more restrictive classifica- of occupancy, the Zoning Officer ed by the owner within one year. tlon, and when so changed to a shall determine that the building Section 29. Parking in Front more restrictive use, it shall not conforms in all respects to the re. Yard. There shall be no parking of again be changed to a less restric- quirements of this ordinance. motor vehicles in any required tive use. The order in which the Section 36. Fees. Each applica- ` front yard except in an established various districts are named in Sec- tion for a building permit shall be • driveway. tion 2 shall be taken as the order accompanied by a fee of ten (10) I. . . of the classification of restrictive- dollars. ARTICLE VI— ness from the most restrictive to Section 39. Board of Appeals NONCONFORMING USES. the least restrictive. There is hereby established a Board Section 35. Restoration. Nothing of Appeals which shall function in • Section 30. Continuation of Exist. herein shall prevent the substantial the manner prescribed by law. .Ns fag Uses. Except as provided in restoration, to its former condition Section 17 and elsewhere in this or better,within six (6) months and The members of the Board of Ap- Article, any use of land, or a build- its continued use of a nonconform- peals shall be residents of the Town ing or part thereof, existing at the ing building damaged less than of Ulysses and shall be appointed time that this ordinance becomes eighty five (85) percent of the mar- by the Town Board to serve far effective, may be continued, al- ket value of such building im- terms as prescribed by law. Va- though such building or use does mediately prior to such damage, by cancies occurring in said Board by -. not conform to the provisions fire, flood, earthquake, act of God, expiration of term or otherwise thereof. or act of the public enemy. shall be filled In the same manner. Section 31. Abandonment of Use. The Board of Appeals shall When a nonconforming use has Ana= Vu— choose its own chairman and vice• been discontinued for a period of at chairman, who shall preside in the least one year, It shall not there- ADMINISTRATION. absence of the chairman. In the after be reestablished, irrespective Section 36. Enforcement. This or• absence of both the chairman and of the reasons for such discontinu- dinance shall be enforced by the vice-chairman, the Board of Ap- ance or the intent of the owner of zoning Officer who shall be ap• peals shall choose one of its num- the premises or any other person, pointed by the Town Board, and ber as acting chairman. Such - and the future uses shall be in con- who shall in no case, except under chairman, or the party acting in his formity with the provisions of this a written order of the Board of Ap• stead during his absence, may ad- ordinance. peals grant any building permit or minister oaths and compel the at- Section 32. Junk Yards. Bill- certificate of occupancy for any tendance of witnesses. boards and Automobile Sales Lots. building or premises where the pro• The Board of Appeals may ap- Notwithstanding any other pro• posed construction, alteration or point a secretary who shall take visions of this ordinance, any auto• use thereof would be In violation minutes of all its meetings and mobile or other junk yard, any of any provision of this ordinance, keep its records. automobile sales lot or any bill. Every application for a building The Board of Appeals shall adopt . board or other nonconforming sign permit shall state the intended use from time to time such rules and or advertising device in existence of the building and shall be ac- regulations as it may deem netts- in a Residence District at the time companied by a plot plan drawn to sary to carry into effect the pro- of the adoption of this ordinance scale and with all dimensions shall be discontinued within two shown Indicating he size and visions of this ordinance and all in (2) years of such date. Any lot con- g resolutions and orders shall be in shape of the lot and buildings, accordance therewith. 1 taming one or more abandoned — Unless there has been substnnt- I motor vehicles shall be considered lal progress in the work for which The Board of Appeals shall, in a junk yard for the purposes of this a building permit was issued, said accordance with the provisions Section. However, the Board of Al)- building permit shall expire one hereinafter contained In this Sec- peals may grant special approval g p Ron, hear and determine appeals for the continuation of such uses year from the date of issue• from any refusal of a building per- subject to the limitations of Section Section 37. Certificate of Oc. mit or certificate of occupancy by 40. cupancy. It shall be unlawful to use the Zoning Officer, or review any Section 33. Alterations. No non• or permit the use of any building order or decision of said Zoning Of. conforming building shall be alter- or part thereof hereafter erected, ficer, where such order or decision i ed or extended except as authorize changed, altered or extended, in is based upon the requirements of ' ed by the Board of Appeals. whole or in part, until a certificate this ordinance. i tame w. I . i `1 ., !L ilk,. ., .t•I ..(1. .1 . .' •b,. .. . n .. °r . • • t Where there are practical tilt- the Board of Appeals shall de• fleulties or unnecessary hardships termine that a need for the use in in the way of carrying out the question exists, and that the pro• • strict letter of this ordinance, the posed use will contribute to the Board of Appeals shall have the convenience and prosperity of the power, in passing upon appeals, to community and that neighboring vary or modify the application of persons and property, will not be any of the regulations or provisions adversely affected. of this ordinance so that the spirit Section 41. Amsadmsnts. This ur• • of the ordinance shall be observed dinance may be amended as pro- and public safety and welfare se- vided by law. Any proposed amend- cured and substantial justice done. ment shall be submitted to the • In reaching a determination of Town Planning Board for a report practical difficulties or unneces- before being acted upon ,by the stay hardship, the Board of Ap- Town Board. peals must find that all three of the section 42. Validity. The invalid- following conditions are present be- ity of any section or provision of fore granting a variance to the use this ordinance shall not invalidate • regulations of this ordinance. any other section or provision 1. The land in questlon cannot thereof. yield a reasonable turn if Section 43. When Effective. This r only for a purpose permitted in the ordinance shall be in totes and et- • district in which it in located. feet immediately upon adoption • 2 The plight of the owner in due and publication as provided by law. • to unique circumstances and not to general conditions in the vicinity �• of the property. 3. The variance requested will not alter the essential character of the neighborhood. • The applicant shall bear the cost ' of advertising as required in con• nectlon with public hearings. Section 40. Violations and Penal- ties. Any person, firm, corporation or other violating any provision of " this ordinance shall be deemed ' guilty of an offense and upon con- viction thereof shall be subject to ' a fine of not exceeding fifty (50) dollars, or to imprisonment for not • F exceeding fifty (50) days, or to both such fine and imprisonment, for each and every violation and for • each week and every week that In addition to other penalties, the Town of Ulysses may Institute any appropriate action or proceed- ing to prevent the unlawful erec- tion, construction, alteration, or use of any building or land In violation of the requirements of this ordin- , ance. The Board of Appeals may also, where authorized by this ordinance, grant special approval for certain uses. In granting special approval, 9 4 ' , Trailer Park ' � . . .. .. , . , ,, Ordnance ..,.. Town of Ulysses, New York — For the purpose of promoting the validity of such license shall ex- after investigation, transmit the ap- health, safety, morals or general pire as provided in Section 5 but plication to the Town Board, to- welfare of the inhabitants of the may be renewed under the pro- gether with his written recommen- '` ' Town of Ulysses, the use of house visions of the ordinance for udtii• dations, The Town Board shall then I - trailers and the design and oc- tional periods of one year. hold a public hearing on the up- cupaney of trailer camps within Section 3. License Fee plication. At least fifteen (15) days' • the Town of Ulysses are hereby The annual license fee for each notice of the time and place of such - regulated. trailer park shall be $2.00 for each hearing shall be published In a li .w Section 1. Definitions trailer facility with a minimum of paper of general circulation in the $20.00. These fees shall be prorated Town. All such applications shall (a) A 'House Trailer" Is any on a monthly basis for less than n be approved or rejected by vehicle or combination thereof, us" the Town Board, after which ed, designed for use, or capable of full year, the application s h a l l be • being used as sleeping or living Section 4. Application for LI• filed with the Town Clerk who quarters, whether propelled by its cease shall notify the applicant in writ- .• own power or by the power of an- Applications for a trailer park Ii- ing of the action taken thereon. If other vehicle to which it may be cense shall be made to the Town the application is approved by the attached. Any addition to such Clerk. Applications shall be in writ- Town Board, the Town Clerk shall . house trailer shall be deemed to be ing signed by the applicant and issue a license to become effective - part of such house trailer. shall contain the following: from the date of issuance and con- • • (b) A "Trailer Park" is any lot, (a) The name and address of the tinning in effect through the thirty . piece or parcel of ground used applicant and the name and ad- first day of the next December. No or intended for the purpose of dress of the owner if someone other license shall be transferrable or as• - • •' supplying accommodations for two than the applicant. signable. . or more house trailers. "Trailer (b) The location and legal de- • . Park" shall not Include sales lots scription of the area proposed for Section 6. Renewal of License • on which unoccupied trailers are the trailer park. Application for the renewal of any parked for purposes of inspection (c) A plan of the trailer park trailer park license shall be filed ' and sale. with the Town Clerk on or before drown to scale and indicating lo- the first day of December. The ap- (e) A "House Trailer Space" is cation and dimensions of house ' the lot or space. in any trailer park trailer spaces, buildings, roads and plication shall be the same as re. which is occupied or designed to be other facilities. quired in Section 5, except that no occupied by any one house trailer. (d) Such further information as plan of the trailer park is required. Section 2. License Required for may be required to determine cam- Section 7. Modification of Li. Trailer Parke pliance with this ordinance. ceased Trailer Park It shall be unlawful for any per- Section 5. Issuance of License No trailer park may be enlarged son to establish, operate or main- or modified In plan until a license. . thin, or permit to be established, Each application for such li• has been obtalnrd in the manner operated or maintained upon any cease shall be referred by the Town prescribed herein. property owned or controlled by Clerk to the officer appointed by the Section 8. Revocation of License • him, a trailer park without having Town Board to enforce this ordin- . • first secured a license therefor. The sacs. The enforcement officer shall, It the enforcement officer, a peace , . 7 _ . . 4; L.' ''Y Y" {, �.r.Yl Kr A 1 ArS 1 > is �'. ~' ,,• ... I."`'.. .t. ., .. ,,. .. ,3 • officer or health officer finds that subdivided and marked off into the Tompkins County Health Dc• . any trailer park Is not being main- house trailer spaces, which shall partment. Each trailer park shall tabled In a clean and sanitary con- be at least fifty (30) feet by one provide and maintain the following dltlon or is not being conducted In hundred (100) feet in dimensions. facilities: accordance with the provisions of (e) House trailers shall be so (a) Each house trailer space this ordinance, such facts shall be harbored on each house trailer shall be provided with a proper reported to the Town Board in space so that there shall be a dirt• water connection. An adequate sup• wrlUng, and the said Town Board lance of at least thirty (30) feet be• ply of hot water shall be provided may direct the Town Clerk to serve tween house trailers or between a at all times In the service buildings an order, in writing, upon the hold- house trailer and any building. for bathing, washing, cleansing and t`• er of the license or the person In (d) Each house trailer space laundry facilities. . • charge of said trailer park directing shell abut a driveway from a pub• (b) A service building or build• that the condition or conditions lie street or highway. Such drive- lugs shall be provided to house p therein specified be remedied with- way shall be suitably graded and toilets, showers, and laundry tacit- surfaced and shall not be less than Dies. such order. If such conditions are thirty-six (36) feet wide for two- • not corrected after the expiration of (c) Separate each rooms shall be said flue days, the Town Board may way traffic nor less than twenty provided for each sex, in which • six (26) feet wide for one-way trnf• shall be Installed water closets in cause a notice to be served in writ- fie separate compartments. There shall lag upon the holder of said license (c) Walkways not less than three be at least one (1) water closet for or the person In charge of said (3) feet wide shall be trailer park, requiring the holder of provided the use of females for every ten the license to appear before the from all house trailer spaces to (20) house trailer spaces or less, Town Board at a time to be specs- service buildings. and one (1) water closet for the fled in such notice and show cause (f) No house trailer shall be lo• use of males for every fifteen (1u) • why such trailer camp license sated nearer than fifty (50) feet to house trailer spaces, or less. ; should not be revoked. The Town the right-of-way of any public street Urinals may be substituted for one- • ' Board may, after a hearing at or highway, nor nearer than thirty third of the required water closets which testimony of witnesses may five (35) feet to any other property for males. Toilet rooms shall con- ' be taken, and the holder of the II- line, nor nearer than twenty (20) lain lavatories with hot and cold cense shall be heard, revoke such feet to any trailer park drive. water in the ratio of one (1) lava• •- license if said Town Board shall (g) Mechanical laundry drying tort' to every two (2) or less water . find that said trailer park is not equipment or laundry drying yards closets. being maintained in a clean and shall be provided. Laundry drying (d) Separate bathing facilities for sanitary condition, or if they find machines shall be located in a sery each sex shall be provided, with that any provision of this ordinance ice building. Laundry drying yards one (1) shower enclosed in a corn- 1' has been violated. Upon the re- shall be located convenient to serv• partment at least three (3) feet vocation of such license, the ice buildings and shall have an square for each sex for every ten premises shall forthwith cease to be area of fifty (50) square feet for (10) house trailer spaces or less. used for the purpose of a trailer each house trailer space. (e) Each service building shall ;. park, and all house trailers shall (h) All driveways shall be ade• have one (1) slop sink or basin be removed therefrom. At any such quately lighted. with water supply for each ten (10) • hearing the holder of the license (1) Planting and landscaping, house trailer spaces served. ' may be represented by counsel. adequate for the protection of prop- (f) In areas of the trailer park oa S. Location of Trailer erty values in the vicinity and in set aside exclusively for house Section Parks Sec the Town generally, shall he pro- trailers equipped with private toilet Oiled and maintained, and bathing facilities, the forego- . Trailer parks may be located in (j) A suitable area or areas for Ink requirements for toilets and t any district where such use is per recreation purposes shall be pro- bathing facilities shall not apply milted by the Zoning Ordinance of vided in each trailer park. At least (g) Laundry facilities shall be the Town of Ulysses, one hundred (100) square feet of ry '. Section 10. Design of Trailer Parks land for each house trailer space PI l the ratio pub with hot and cold n n water for The trailer park shall conform to shall be made available for such every twenty (20) house trailer the following requirements: purposes In one or more areas, spaces. (a) The trailer park site shall be Section 11. Water Supply and (h) Each house trailer space properly graded to insure rapid Sanitary Facilities shall be provided with a properly drainage and freedom from stag• Provisions for water supply and installed sewer connection for the nant pools of water. sewage disposal shall conform to combined liquid waste outlet or (b) Each trailer park shall be the standards and requirements of outlets of each house trailer. It •:, :1: i ' ^ . c ''.." _ .y. .. ; . ;t »` ' J. t.C`' :, ',i-..G.'. ... ••. .. ; , . .. . . .. . i shall be the duly of the owner or more than fifty (50) dollars, and operator of said trailer park not to every week such violation exists permit the use of these outlets un• shall constitute a separate offense tit the connection from the troller and be punishable as such. In ad- to the outlet has been made odor- dition the Town may take any other • tight as well as water-tight. Sewer appropriate action to enforce corn- ' connections in unoccupied house pliance with the provisions of this trailer spaces shall be so closed that ordinance. they will not emit any odors nor " Y cause a breeding place for flies or Section 14. !iguana of License other Insects. Not to Waive Compliance with -" st Other Statutes and Ordinances. (1) Each trailer park shall pro- vide equipment sufficient to pre- The issuance of a trailer park li- . , vent littering of the grounds and cense pursuant to the provisions of premises with rubbish, garbage and this ordinance shall not be deemed refuse, and shall provide fly-tight to waive compliance by the holder metal depositories with tight fitting thereof, by the property owner, or covers at conspicuous locations up• by any occupant of said park under on the premises. Such depositories any statute of the State of New shall be emptied as frequently as York, or any other ordinance or necessary and kept at all times in regulation of the Town of Ulysses. sanitary condition. Section 15. Administration • Section 12. Management of Trail- This ordinance shall be admin- . er Parlor istered by a person or persons to be The owner or operator of each designated by the Town Board. trailer park shall keep a permanent Section 1S. Validity record in writing of all persons oc• The invalidity of any section or cupying or using the facilities of such trailer park including: provision of this ordinance shall not Invalidate any other section or (a) The name of each occupant provision'thereof. • of each house trailer. (b) Dates of arrival and depar- Seetloa 17. Effective Date ture of each house trailer. This ordnance shall be in force (c) License numbers of all trail- and effect Immediately upon • ern and towing vehicles. Such adoption and,publlcation as requir- record shall be open at all times ed by lAw. to any peace, enforcement, or health officer of the Town or State. It shall also be the duty of the owner or operator of each trailer park to: (d) Maintain the trailer park in a clean, orderly and sanitary con• dition at all times. (e) See that the provisions of this ordinance are complied with. (f) Report to the Enforcement Of- ficer or Town Clerk all cases of per- sons or animals affected or suspect- ed of being affected with any com- municable disease. Section 13. Penalties Any person, firm or corporation who violates any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of an of- fense and subject to a fine of not — 9 — March 2,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Mr.Rice,Justice of the Peace; Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Strong,Supt. of Highways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;#atharine Dimick, clerk. Members of the Planning Board present were :- Messrs.Fellows,Stevenaon and Thomas,Mrs.Evans. Minutes of February 5th and 18th meetings were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellie ,voted and carried, that the following bond be approved and filed:- E.Delos Crumb:Justice of the Peace. I,r.Bower introduced Mr.Fellows,vice-chairman of the Planning Boardwho explained in detail the changes that the Planning Board had made in the Proposed Zoning Ordinance. Questions were asked of different members of the Planning Board and about 25 taxpayers were present at this meeting . . Motion by Mr•Rice,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried; that the Proposed Zoning Ordinance recommended by the Planning . Board be adopted by the Town Board of Ulysses. Roll call vote :- Rice -Yes Thomas-Yes Ellis-Yes Bower-Yes • Notice of the Proposed Ordinance will be published in the Free Press. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Bills 31 to 39 inclusive be audited as claimed. • On motion our , �� - , • /clerk. Add to above minutes : Mr.Bower,Supervisor,received a letter from E.D.Crumb,Justice of the Peace,stating that he was in favor of the Proposed Zoning Ordinance as adopted by the Town Board. The clerk was authorized to print the notice of hearing on Proposed Trailer Park Ordinance to be held at the Town Office Building,April 5;1960. SEIVNISCISIK . , 30 • April 5,1960. . A special meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at _ the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a public hearing . in the matter of the adoption of a Proposed Trailer Park Ordinance as recommended to the Town Board by the Zonthng Commission of said . Town. Members present were :-Measrs.Crumb and Ruce,Justices of the Peace; Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Katharine Dimick,clerk. : Ill- Members of the Planning Board were :-Mrs.Evans,Mesars.Proskine,Fellows • v and Thomas. Mr.Thomas opened the meetingand requested the clerk to read the notice of hearing on Proposed Trailer park Ordinance that was published in the March 24. th issue of the Free Press. • Mr.Proskine,chairman of the Zonthn.g Commission,explained the • the Proposed Trailer Park Ordinance. Mr.Fellowa answered questions from about ten taxpayers of the . Town of Ulysses and other members of the Planning Board also helped ,` in the explanantion of s: d ordi : ce. • oop t ad j ourne .1 . 40 Or — �lerk. . . lb r r^ ,," y Y b: 1• e' 4 A a Y � . • it¢ . Atli home In LeRoy.The 7a .g t'", r1 atone tL•ne;,.had;a�bakery in.-1'Y:' ,}4f ' the -Trumansburg. Fire Departt '.^S bt,' C•ment'In':making:a contributi k 'i' . „0,i• ;c�61hing :,to,..the Lloyd. , J .'la }', .' lly of.nine.who lost'all't to I; r' i AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ' County of Tompkins iS s • State of New York $ • ' c\ • Cb0 ' '° being duly sworn deposes and hat he is over 21 years of age, that he resides .. . - - -... ....... . - in the Town of Ulysses, County and State aforesaid „ NOTICE OF•BEARING''0I1 and that he is`p' "' of the Free Press, a public t !c:';':•!;�. .t•' PBOPOSED t` r • newspaper printed and published in the village of Tru• - !,:TRAILER.PARK ORDINANCE ,'•', • mansburg, Tompkins County, New York and that a iNotice:•1s'-[iereby: given'-'that'•a • • notice of which the annexed is a true copy was pub• , public hearing will beheld by the . c2 il i Town Board of the Town of Ulysses; . lished in the said paper TonSplrina',County;'New:York `dtthe . 19`4 Town' Ottice..Bullding;ZNo:1.0''Elin ` l Street, T'rumansburg;:Ncw York;oa and that the first publication of the said notice was on tlie' 5111,,day.-if 1 Apr11,:,1960":at--S ol ,/ , p.m.,;in,the matter'of,the'adoption Y 19 (.0 of a Proposed.;Trailer,:Park Ofdln i ante as•recommended:to:the .tdwn and the last on "� 19 (.a Board.by the'Zoning Comimisslon of • �a.E-D./-j CGC�tir-L,�j said'Towr1.! '.::I.;' ' r' .°r .: ' Subscribed and sworn before me this .The-:anti ordlnatiee"affects •all property Di'ilia-rniy n•:of• Ulysses 94121. 6 G outside;of the Village;of lrunians. , 19 'fibre A copy of.ihe, proposed O>- •e�Qg'W f_ otJ Notary Public : dinance'`le:o fie::a ;the' Tawn Clerks Office where It may lie seem . during,.. buelness, hours by, uny_.ln- ri ri r ;. n: •r.:c !terested'person:The purpose of the "" said,'•publlb'.hearing 1s'to heir.all` ''. '`'' "i` person desiring to':be heard for or :, 1 cm 4,;.::;1 in f^r..p:.ir,) C:;Vr,fy ;against'the adoption 'Of•'Batd`'t i. ' 1' tern_ 1:,:p,rvs L:;liCti 30, ?Y6 t •dlnince. . u' >; 'Katharini Dlmick ( ' ?::.,� . ..• . . Clerk . March 29, 1960' • .1 .;i d St April 6,1960. • A regular ;meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the . Town Offide Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :- Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messra.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr.Strong,Supt.of Hways; Mr.Newman,Attorney;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Due to the absence of hr.Bower,Supervisor;Mr.Thomas took charge of the meeting. • Minutes of March 2nd meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried unanimously, that the Proposed Trailer Park Ordinance recommended by the Planning Board be adopted by the Town Board of Ulysses. • Mr.Strong,Supt.of Highways, reported several complathnts in • reagard to a Pepsi Cola sign at Ward's Gas Station,complaint being that it obstructs vision on Highway 96. Motion by Mr.Rice,seoonded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried unanimously,that the Town Board of Ulysses authorize Ortha Strong, Supt.of Hways, to advertise for bids on Sectional Steel Pipe &ulvert on Colegrove Road,and to accept the lowest bid or reject all bids. Motion by Mr.Ellis uu seconded by Mr.Crmb,voted and carried, • that Bills Nos.4 i 0 to 50 inclusive be audited as claimed. • On m on journed, • • ,clerk. • • • • n • STATE OF NEW YORK ) COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) SS : Alice Conover, being duly sworn, deposes and says : that on- the • 2tth day of April, 1966 , she was the Deputy Town clerk for the Town of Ulysses; that she recalls seeing the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses posted on the Town Sign Board on the 24th day of April 19660 , and that same was posted there on the date that it was published in the Trumansburg Free Press; that your deponent makes this affidavit because the said Kathryn Dimmick, the Town Clerk of the Town of Ulysses is deceased. Sworn to before me this '?i.oday of January, 1967. Notary Public ;r. ttnI ERR `�Iti•t•tAnlSONVorkl tl.. u( New Notary i :i. •iinr Quaff.ti:'t i-u '1'j t h 3+ (tV .7 ? Turin IS*Plrea pL,rctr Jtt, 19.—•`— L1 .. i . `.1 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION County of Tompkins (S S a State of New York f ...2 , I • eing duly sworn deposes and says that he is over 21 years of age, that he resides In the Town of Ulysses, County and State aforesaid - and that he is'•°'a-'-t-Q"" of the Free Press, a public • newspaper printed and published in the village of Tru• ' mansburg, Tompkins County, New York and that a notice of which the annexed is a true copy was pub• llshed in the said paper I • U p . 19t''o , and that the first publication of the said notice was on Ct- ,.i aI 1960 . and the�lastton c `Q c I 19 �'u . . /r C-/0..'ti� (-)a.4-n t.._, Subscribed and sworn before me this . Q1'M� 2 19 � d r.,,.,... _ lc/ te—Lf..n.-..., ANN'S W. CSARS Notary Public Notary Public,Stab of flow York Iva. 55•CU9:G00 • Quailed in 1ompldns County 1cim Expires March 30, 1952r- . ' r ' 1,. t.y •.• - 'icy„'"L jh c: .+b.. yy f '. . ry.L i'�,'' , -c.`! i . . J ft' •1 •S ! .. i . •''. r .� ` r. • .� '.3 fr .' 'rJ}' May 4,1960. • • A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr.Newman,Attorney;Clinton Stevenson,Assessor;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of April 5th and 6th meetings were read and approved as read. Motien'by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried, unanimously,that the Town Board authorize Mr.Bower,Supervisor; to have a natural gas line installed from the main to the inside of the Town Office Building. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Clinton R.Stevenson be appointed Zoning Officer for the Town of Ulysses,to serve at the pleasure of the Board at $3.00 per hour. Mr.Bower read the resignation of Lloyd J.VanMarter,aesessor to take effect May lst,1960. • • Motion by Mr.Rice, seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the Town Board of Ulysses accept with regret the resignation of Lloyd J.VanNatter as assessor and a copy of this resolution be sent to Mr.VanNarter. Motion by Mr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Bills Nos.51 to 54 inclusive be audited as claimed. On mo ad, ourned, Add to above minutes; Supervisor,Clifford E.Bower,appointed the following members to serve on Board of Appeals for the Town of Ulysses :* Edward A.tutz Chairman " ' %`r^Svc YQarsz • Rodney Fellows Four " Arthur Millspaugh Three " Paul Foster Two John Duddleston One " • 1 I ..<'. Trumansburg,N.Y. April 27, 1960 Clifford E.Bower,Supervisor • Dear Cliff, Due to illnese,I shall not be able to carry resign othehofficeoas ofeMaayr1,196tOhe toan.I hereby Very truly yours • • p, .•. 33 • June 1,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at • the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. t Members present were :-Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and . Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr.Strong,Supt.of Bighways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Mr.Stevenson,Assessor; Katharine Dimick, clerk. Minutes of May 4th meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Ellis, seconded by Nr.Thomas, voted and carried, that the following be appointed as Inspectors of Elections for the year 1960,beginning July 15,1960. . District One Alice B.Conover Republican Frances Andrew Mabel Batty Democrat Raymond Batty District Two Marguerite Smith Republican • Ruth Dean II Ruth V.D.Roe Democrat It ' Ann McBurney District Three Ruth S.Moore Republican Mary C.Coleman It • Julia K.Rhode Democrat it Anna Bennett Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, on recommendation of Ortha Strong,Supt.of Highways,the Town Board • of Ulysses accepts the bid of Chemung Supply Corporation in the amount of 3,898.60 as per the following specification:- Sectional - plate pipe arch,38 feet on top, 66feet on bottom,l 1/2 to 1 sloping ends,14 feet and 1 inch by 8 feet and 9 inches,? gauge, . 97 sq.ft. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Bills Nos 55 to 64 inclusive be audited as claimed. On m aeYiO, rued, L lark. r o • P • L ice•. . . . . . . . . .. . 276 . . • 34, .• ... 4., . . . . . . ... , . • . . . . . • . I : .• fe,-;,-, ..i. 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We are pleased to quote you a total price of $3898.60 delivered to job in your town via truck. Delivery will be made in the time stipulated by you. We hope that we will be successful in obtaining this business. Very truly yours, C • 1UNG SUPPLY CORP. DHS:EL David H. Snowiss • • E M-P111;1; : S: A T E Cu LYE "RT?72OR9RAT ! ON Fr.r--. • y . ire GROTO �! NC,� NEW YORK IRON • May 5, 1960 • Town of Ulysses Highway Department c/o Ortha Strong, Highway Supt. Trumansburg, New York Dear Sir: • In reply to your notice, we furnish a quotation of $3940.00 for furnishing a sectional plate pipe-arch structure according to your specifications. This will be a 7 gauge Republic Steel Corporation Sectional Plate Pipe-Arch having a span of 14' 1" - a rise of 8' 9" - a top length of 38' and a bottom length of 64' . All material required for field assembly of this structure will be furnished at the quoted price, and plate assembly plans will be furnished. This quotation is furnished on k% 10, net 30 day terms , and includes delivery by truck to job site. We certify that the material which we propose to furxiie�i'wi17-1ie`�ri`fu1T cofup-7 iaric��iTtti the specifications ' for this material , and also in full compliance with the specifications for the New York State Item 12PL. Very truly yours, EMPIRE STATE CULVERT CORPORATION to LA-fr-e-e-"^-k-Li<\ W. •eney Vice-P ' Gen. Mgr. WJS:jad • • • CAROLINE HARVEY STEVENSON G. L. BUCKINGHAM ROBERT I. WILLIAMSON CITY OP ITHACA RALPH D. Puwt Chasms Clark Many • Slatereille Springs,N. Y. FIRST WARD .. DANDY JAMIE R. Guns 614 W. State St. .. JANa H. CORnIO117 Spencer, R.D. 1 4,,, )r• T. • 7 • SECOND WARD Luau H. Gan Dr7den, N. Y. ' PAUL BIANCHARD 10 6 Lake Ave. a A Jr_: th THIRD WARD HARVEY STEVENSON Pm� Inn. R.D. S O w ' Timms'J. Ga1rrIN...315 S. Meadow St. GROTON BOAR ' U :� 1 `'' !lf' ISORS FOURTH WARD CLAUDR W. HOIDEN Groton, R.D. 'M ITHACA 1. . • * EDWARD P.Assort......PO N.Cayuga St. BEN V. Boymon ....132 Forest Home Dr. i FIFTH WARD LANSING : . �' WILLIAM P.SULLIVAN...417 N.Aurora St. HAWE B.DAns Ludlowrllle,R.D. I NEWFIELD SIXTH WARD J. ii/NIT HUMP .Newfield. N.Y. DONALD J.CULLIGAN 627 Hudson St. ULYSSES SEVENTH WARD • Cunoal Born ......Trummulnug, N. Y. Mown A.Courson....229 Aldgeda'Rd. May 6 1961E Mr. Clifford E. Bower i R.D.#1 Trumansburg, New York Dear Cliff: There has been a request for a speed limit on the Ithaca-Ulysses Townline Road because the road is relatively narrow and because the number of houses on the road has increased greatly during the last few years . • I feel investigation of a speed limit on this road is justified. A letter from the State Traffic Commission states that prior to any investigation on their part, they would like the Town Boards of both the Town of Ithaca and the Town of Ulysses to take action to request a speed zone if the State Traffic Commission is to initiate formal investi- gation. If you think that a speed zone in this area is a good idea, would you please ask your Town Board for a resolution to this effect? In the near future, the Traffic Commission will forward Form TC-9 which is the form re- questing action, if the Town Board feels that a speed zone .yon..oanr:then:.fill-In the :Corm TO-9 and .. - give it to me so that I can enclose the one I have made out and forward it to the Traffic Commission for their action. Very truly, r- Ben Boynton BB/r c2 Ms ARasueu 14,Z xeuc1.ncL :> July 6,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the ' Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary _ business. Members present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and ' Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messes.Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen; Mr.Strong,Supt.of Hways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Messrs.Stevenson and Stover,Assessors; Katharine Dimick,clerk. ' Minutes of June 1st meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried, • that Loren Marquart and Ralph Pierson be appointed Custodians of Voting Machines for 1960. Messrs. Graham,Teeter and Robinson,members of ghe Jacksonville ' Community Assaciation,spoke in regard to a Fire Hydrant at Jacksonville. The Town Board discussed it with them and decided to refer the matter to the Village Board and Fire Department. They also discissed the Town Dump and came to no conclusion. • Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried, that Supervisor Bower be authorized to purchase a fibre glass metre box enclosure and regulatorfrom the New York State Electric &Gas for the sum of $20.00. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Rice, voted and carried, .. that Ortha Strong,Supt.of Hways,be authorized to pay the bill of Chemung Supply Corp'n of $ 553.50. Motion by Mr C.rdmb,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried, that Bills Nos.65 to 79 inclusive be audited as claimed. On mot.3n ad, .urned, ., / l.,4 ,clerk. . . - may/ , • 4r July 7,1960. ,. A special meeting of the Assessors with the Supervisor and the Town Clerk was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of revising the Trial Jury List. Present were Mr.Bower,Supervisor, Messrs.Stevenson and Stover, Assessors, Katharine Dim ck,clerk. The Trial ry t for the ear 1960 was compiled. . Ja _- • ` • clerk,J. li r r J.. 34 V it f • August 3,1960. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at .. the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary • business. Members present were :- Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messrs.Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Messrs. Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr.StrAng,Supt.of Hways;Mr.Newman,Attorney;Messrs,Stevenson and Stover,Asseasors;Kathar"ine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of July 6th and 7th meetings were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Ellis,voted and carried,that the following Polling Places be designated as follows :- District One - Town Office Building District Two - Ulysses Grange Hall,Jacksonville District Three- Trumanaburg Fire House. • Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Ellis, voted and carried, that the Public Service Commission having requested this Town Board • to advise them whether it desires a public hearing as to the necessity for automatic protection at the Railroad crossings at Warren Road and Perry City Road. On account of decrease in number • of trains,this Town Board now feels that a public hearing is not imperative at this time. Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Orumb,voted and carried, that the Town Board acceptstho offer of Herbert Haight of $195.00 net for installation of gas conversion burner, also authorizes Clifford Bower,Supervisor,to contact Mr.Haight and order the work • done,with the understanding that the price included a complete installation ready for use to the satisfaction of the Board. , • Motion by Mr.Rice,seconded by Mr.Thomas,that the Town board • of Ulysses is interested in development of properties of all kinds in the Town of Ulysses,to that end invite all interested parties to get in touch with the Town Planning Board as to available locations. - A certified copy of above mailed to Mr.William Myles,Pres. Tompkins County C000perative Fire Insurance Co. , Ithaca,N.Y. " Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Supervisor be authorized to purchase a gas water heater - and hire a janitor for the Town Office Buiding. Motion by Mr Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Bills Nos.80 to 86 inclusive be audited as claimed. On motto jou , . 4 -� rk. :. I . )7 September 7,1960. • A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting • necessary business. Members present were: -Mr.Bower,Supervisor;Messra.Crumb and • Rice,Justices of the kaace;Mesars.Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Strong,Supt.of Hways;Mr.Newman,attorney;Messrs.Stevenson and Stover, Assessors;Katharine Dimick,clerk. Minutes of August 3rd meeting were read and approved as read. Motion by Mr.Thomas,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that the Supervisor be authorized to pay the School Tax of $53.79 on Town owned property. • Motion by Mr.Thomgs,seconded by Mr.Rice,voted and carried, that Ortha Strong,Supt.of ighways, be authorized to pay the bill of Brockway Motors in the amount of $ 538.29,for repairs on truck. Motion by Mr.Crumb,seconded by Mr.Thomas,voted and carried, that the Town Board of Ulysses request Ortha Strong,Supt. of Hways, to attend the Town Supt.Association meeting at Niagara Falls, N.Y. with his expenses paid. • On t on adjourned, 4 Add to minutes : Motion by Nr.Ellis,seconded by Mr.Crumb,Voted and carried, that Bills Nos. 87 to 97 inclusive be audited as claimed. 1 . , \ '• e. • ,! ' '; 'Form A. C. 004 LIST OF NAMES OF PERSONS EMPLOYED BY TOWN SUPERINTENDENT I , the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the town of ULYSSES , count of TOMPKINS , do hereby certify that the hereinafter named persons have bee employed by me and that the amount set opposite their names in the column which hears the heading, "Rate per Hour^ is the compensation per hour and that they are to be employed in the capacity indicated in the column bearing the heading, ^Foremen, Truck Drivers, Meehan- ics, Laborers, Etc. ^ • t — Name of Person Employed Rate per Hour Foremen, Truck Drivers, Mechanics, Laborers, Etc. Sidney Westervelt $1 .80 Mechanic and Mntnr Equip Up. Kenneth Hovencamp 1 . 55 Motor °auipment Operator Poste Willard 1 _ 49 Motor Equipment Operator PurJie Green 1 . 30 Laborer : Ernr,st Kimple 1 .40 Motor Equipment Operator ° Alvin Vann _ 1 . 50 Mntnr Eq„ipmPrt 0perntor Ri.3hard D. Arden 1 .35 Motor Equipment Operator • • • • • • Town Surintendent ! Dated,; this_28th day of September , 19�-. • • Section 140(4 ) of the Highway Law requires the Town Superintendent to file a list of • persons employed, the compensation paid to each, and the capacity in which they were employed, in the office of the Town Clark. ', - Town of Ulysses TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. October,5, 1960. Aregular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town . Office Building for the purpose of making the Preliminary Budget and to transact necessary business. Members present were; Mr.Bower, Supervi.sod;Nessers Crumb and Rice ,Justices of the Peace ;Messers Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen; Mr Strong, Superintendent of Highways; Mr Newman,Attorney and Alice B.Conover, Deputy Town Clerk. Minutes of September, 7,meeting read and approved asread. • _ Mr Bower requestediir Rice,toredd a Resolution of Respect for E.Katherine Dimick,who passed away September, 19, 196C . , and that it be spread upon the minutes, and a copy sent her family. . Aletter fromthe Jacksonville Community Association regarding having someone to lgqolt after. the Dump, pn Saturdays and Sundays was read and f.014. taciA4447.44 C -pt,etdl2B.LTiiu The Board approved Miss Alice B.Conover, Deputy Town Clerk, to take over the duties ofTown Clerk for the rett of the year while remaining in the Deputy Clerk post. The estimates of the Town Officers were presented and the Preliminary Budget was compiled. The following resolution was offered by Thomas and seconed by Crumb,voted and carried unanimously :- • Resolved, That the Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year, . beginning on the first day of Januar196I, the itemized statement :. y, em of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a parr of this resolution, and be it Further Resolved,That such Preliminary Budget, shall be filled in the office of the Town Clerkwhere it shall be available for the inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours • and be it Further Resolved;-That this Board shall meet at 8P.M.on 2nd day of November, 1960,fott the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget Further Resolved :- That the Town Clerk give noticeof such • hearing in the manner provided in Section I13of the Town Law, and that such notice be published in substantially the following form:- • ' _1. Further NOtica is hereby giventhat the Town Board of Ufysses will ' meet and review said Preliminary Budget and hold a public hearing thereon at the Town Clerks Office at 8P.M. on the 2nd day ofNovember • I960, and that at such hearingany person may be heard in favor of or against any item or items therein contained. Pursuant to Section I13,of the Town Law,the proposed salariesof the Town Officers are' herebgspecified as follows :- „ Supervisor ; 3200 Town Clerk 2500 Justicesof Peace (2 ) •• 2400 Town Councilmen(2) II00 Supt. of 0941G4s 4800 J Mo tion by Crumb seconded by Rice bills •• Nos. , 98 toI03 inclusive be audited as claimed • On motion��ad/journed. • . `/�` vr-✓'"r , ' /i - % • • . - . . ➢Asa ! •.�:: Town of Ulysses TRUPvMANSBURG, N. Y. oct.6, 1966 t :. I,Alice B.Conover, Deputy Town Clerk of the Town of Ulysses, • . do hereby certify that at the meeting of the Town Board held October 5th,the followirg Resolution was adopted hhereas,we feel the neod for supervised YouthRecroation is highly desirable end or great benefit to our children therefore be it Resolvod, that Clifford E.P.ower, Supervisorof the Townof Ulyosesbe and is hu:eby directed and authorized to apply to the New York State Youth Commiusion f•.r approval of a Uecreatalon project for the I96i. Very truly yours, • • atLa o&, 19-64611 Alice D.Conover, Deputy Town Clark. • . • . NATIONAL FARM CONSULTING SERVICE ._ ' , • APPRAISALS 102 EAST STATE STREET BUYING-SELLING COURT PURPOSES ITHACA • NEW YORK TAX ASSESSMENT .. ESTATE SETTLEMENT • • FARM MANAGEMENT TELEPHONE - ITHACA 8513 • ADVISORY OPERATIONAL • • SPECIAL FARM SERVICE• M. FELLOWS PONDS. DRAINAGE SYSTEMS SOILS INFORMATION R. R. LANE October 3, 1960 Mr. Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor Town of Ulysses '` Trumansburgh, New York ' Dear Idr. Bower, ''; I. Attached are the necessary forms for requesting $250.00 for the expenses of the "Planning Commission of the Town of Ulysses"fo1 the year. 1961. The "Planning Commission" , at its meeting on September 29, unani- mously voted to request the Town Board to include in the 1961 Town budget, the sum of $550.00 for road signs. The County Highway Depart- ment was contacted, and they agreed to place all the necessary signs on County roads. On corners that are the junction of Town and County ;l roads, they will pay one half the cost. .. The signs will cost $3.50 for the post, $6.00 for a 2 way sign and • ' _ $9.00 for a 4 way sign. • P " ` It was also voted to ask for enough money to erect 7 signs on roads 1 entering the town, to call attention to the fact that zoning is in foroa in the Town of Ulysses. We didnot have the exact amount of these signs, but Mr. Stevenson is to have that figure for presentation on Wednesday, October 5, 1960. The Planning Board also voted to request the inclusion of $800.00 in the Town budget for a survey, the assigning of numbers to each resi- dence or future residence, on the present roads, and the preparation of a listing of residences in the Town, by roads. This price includes ' a set of air-photos covering the Town at either 300 feet, or 400 feet per inch, a card index of residences, a card file box, and the cards to notify each resident of his official street name and number. It will be impossible for me to be at the Board Meeting Wednesday mite, but Mr. Stevenson will be there to answer any question you may have. Very truly yours, 4 a-- . R. N. Follows Chairman, Planning Board . RMF/Bt • It I . Town of Ulysses • • • November, 2, I960 TRUMANSBUBG, N. Y. A.regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Townr Office Building for the purpose of holding the hearing on the Budget 7. and to transact necessary business. Present were; Mr Bower, Supervisor;Messers Crumb and Rice , Justico of the Peace;Mr Thomas, Councilman;Mr Strong, Supt. of Highways ;Mr Newman,Attorney,and Alice B.uonover, Deputy Town Clerk. Minutes of October 5 meeting read and corrected on the Jaekson- ville Dump,which should have reod,taken under consideration. Mr Marvin Fage was the only one who came in on the hearing .' of the Preliminary Budget,mainly for infirmation regarding the • salaries of Assessors . Communications were read from Jacksonville Community Association,thanking the Board for their action on the problem of ,,. • • the Town Dump,41so stating if at any time they could cooperate with the Town Boarcd in any way, to make the Town of Ulysses a better place in which to live,they. were reedy and willing to do so. • Aletter from Tauflhannock State Park,regard&ng plowing the snow for gravel in return,theywere willing to pay for removing ' the snow,but did not want to let any of their gravel go, as it was needed for their hew Administrabtthn Building. A letter from the Conservation Department regarding the • appointment of a dog enumerhtor for the coming year. Motion by Crumb, seconded by Rice,that Patricia Van Liew, Be .'appointod Dog Enumerator for the year 196I,duties to be carried on during the month of December I960. Resolution by Mr.Thomas, seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carried • unanimously; Whereas,this Town Board has met at the time specified inthe notice of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon: now therefore be it Resolved,that this Town Booed does hereby adoptauch Preliminary Budget, as on tdnally compiled as the Annual Budget .. of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the Ist ,of January 196I, end that such budget as so adopted be entered in detail in minutes of the eroceedir_gs of this Town Board and be it _ FurtherResolved;- that the Town Clerk of thds Town, shall • prepare and certify in duplicate, cppies of said annual budget • as adopted by this Town Board and deliver one copy thereof, to -. the Supervisor of this Town ,to be presented by him to the Board • of Supervisors of this County. • Motion by Mr.Thomas, seconded by Mr. Rice,voted and carried 1Yiat bilxenNos . I01;. toI15 , inclusive be audited as claimed, • _ ill ,')A . • Deputy^Town Clerk. . , •. . M f..;•,.;;;. :` ,. . ...1 " • .i A .l _"i 4,., .a ,a./ ... . ` . "n;.' ,. 'a • /+ . K4,, r' ,R.? �, ` Jacksonville, Community Association, Inc. Jacksonville, Kew York. • Oct. 14, 1960. • To the Town ,hoard. The members of Jacksonville, Community Association, Inc. wishus to thank the Town board for their action on the problem of • the Town Bump. If at any time we can coopurate with the Town board in any ;n_y to make the Town of Ulysses a better place to live we nre ready and willing, to do so. Yours Truly, Ki.lCrud baker, Lee. + • .. - • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION County of Tompkins t 8 B Blu of Now York -_ n , 1 . 'NOta TO BIDDERS„',..: i` r_b-4.. t \ ,-w^ `---"`- being duly sworn i : Notice.is hereby'glvelt under 9ec• . :.-; deposers and Hays khat ho Is over 21 years of age, that be tlon .103 of the-General'Municipal resides In the Town of Ulyeeee,County and State aforesaid Law that the Town: Board oft the' : Town of.Ulysses :tae authorized the and that he Ix-12-41-1-1);-" of the 1°roe Press, a public ilb n„Superintendent'to!advertise . newspaper printed and published in the village of Trumann- for'bids to purchase.one,1081..new I . burg, 'Tompkins County, New York and that a notice of r Pickup Half Ton-Truck., - .•_.•.. . which the annexed Is a true copy was published in the 'Specifications are available at the d)..1-1, . /7 Town Barns .acksonvllle, N. Y;,1 said paper Bide!will be'.Opened.,,itt;10,A.M. • 10 64) I November.25th,''1960 at the Town • and that the first publication of the said notice was on I Clerks Office; 10 Elm St,TI'Ulrlatls•, burg, N.''Y. , �t.ev , /7 1e-4;g 'By,!.tirdei et',tiler Town. 13oardbof. Ulyass y.;? `: ' . -. , and the last onv • / 7 lel?4:., . . Alice B. Conover ,� S . .,.. Deputy.Town Clerk /(36--6,v4;,/, 1.9-a� ,.y --a•I, 1 Dated: Nov, 14, 1.960 . Nov. 14. Subscribed and sworn before me this 1.1 /7--Qe-, / , Ill 4- U ro �e�/r?fjy _ .T•72' s-i Notary Public -- /wV I:h1VAR1) 3. VARItf fl I • Notary Publle, Stn to of Now York Nn. 471 • ?uulithul to Neneve Co m1 J. n 1.1011104 blotch 3U,Certlflentc flied_ fon ntl 1 1 • • CLIFFORD H. BOWER . 7• BupmLary Town of UEpres Trumen•burg, N.Y. J_. —77: at 8. tn-t.o1)--94,..1 %'% e‘6244.• 4' - AItt ntrjac —ri Ca cb -41441 4, � gym/ I tfl,1. .d,dL �I`'Gu . , 0--0-0-GG". ) . /7�ao 44-L � V i L4C�=�L� k,a 4:1 tr:itteda. ot cut4V)04, 7-110,cewasci rt., 4— cia—ta . ./7a lnCi -. / 4/0966 ' l ■ I" r November, 16, 1960 ' By request of Clifford E.Bower, Supervisor of the Townof Ulysses, a special meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held t5 in the Town Office Building at 7. P.M.to consider matters relating to Highways and for the Auditof all unpaid bills received to date . Members present were :Mr Bower, Supervisor : MessreCrumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace:Mr Ellis , Councilman : and Alice B.Conover, Deputy Town Clerk. Moved by Mr Ellisand seconded by Mr Rice ,$gted and carried that Mr.Strong, Superintendent of Highways, be authorized to advertise for bkds on a new 1961 Half Ton Picktl....T1`ticic: • - .. • Specifications are available at the Town Barns, Jacksonville,N.Y. • Bids will be opened at I0 A .M. November 25th, 1960 • at the Town Clerks Office , IO Elm ST. ,Trumansburg,N .Y. Moved by Mr. Rice and Seconded by Mr. Crumb,voted and carried that bills Nos.II6to 138- inclusive be audited as claimed. On motion • , .__ . _ _ m otionadjourned. "" C � na•02 , (15-1,24—CA-e41, r 1' tiara: untelpal 1 Deputy Town Clerk. 14 *` 1e' l'bie; awn!Boartl of,the 7olynlpt'U.V1,1ai'hae:au4ho;lx#i'tha A'I ■ T6*zL SU rinte$ai Yt•tdnadbertlse, for bids`'to,t"W chhaae;on 1581 new Pittraii:TO*, Specifications are available at the TOwn:HaenCl Jnoksanvllls, N1,Y.;.. � .. ,;vq J e`'openoc{iaj 10!A.M. ' ., novesaW.(*ii, 000'ht' tt♦i`,�Ppwn Qlprks Of lgo;.10,E1m St:; Truman:. �. buzz, No Y1;':' . �' ..` , r : , t r '';`830,Ptdor'ot1 'Nwn Board of I . . ` ..AllceB,`.Conover . t ' • ' i,. • . . .. '4A; t .�' • , .'� • 1.1 ate. ..` .• \. .. ,, • .. • ..• c`! . . :♦ Or , •"..e,.: . I .\' r., ./.. ,. ..., ,' 16' I November L5th 1960 Aspecial meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held. 'in 1 the Town Clerkds Office for the purpose of opening bids or , they purchase of :a new 1961 1, Ton Pickup Truck. Members present were : Mr Bower, Supervisor :Mr Ellis add rm. Thomas , Councilmen: Mr Strong, Superintendent of Highways :and Alice B.Conover,Deputy Town Clerk. The following bids were received : Newport Chevrolet Inc . , submitted a bid of^;.1,698.60 with the trade inoof a 1956 Chevrolet Bu�sii ss Coupe The B.and L.I4otors submitted a' bid of $1649.00 4 with the trade in ofa 1956 Chevrolet 2 Dr Sedan. Motion was mrde by Mr.Thomas and seconded by t.Mr. Ellis that we take the low bid of$I61}9.00 �"'n Otev&aalifilfa(.t ci i-n fL act-a kreGt v ac2vt-v. Mr Bower asked if there are any other questions ? . a roll call vote was taken as follows : Bower Yes Ellis Yes Thomas Yes Strong not voting On motion adjourned. /2 o9 04-1,44--v-@<9 . Deputy Town Clerk. I 1 • B & L MOTORS Telephone 3551 23 W. Main TRUMANSBURG, NEW YORK• ' THVNDEfl I nn i`. o [ bbbt 1i, 25 November 1960 ';- Town Board Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Dear Sirs : We respectfully submit the following bid far .r. a 1961 F100 pickup truck as per your specifications : 1961 Ford F100 pickup truck, plus $2244.58 • plus transportation 58.75 42303.33 Allowance on 1956 Chevrolet 2Dr sedan 1654.33 NET BID 1649.00 Thanking you for this ppportunity to bid, we are, Respectfully yours, clati&Alete-,/ • L. J WHEELER partner \ . NEWPORT CHEVROLET, INC. Trumansburg, New York . Phone 4121 eiiv •i:nr.or.' For A New Deal—See Newport • November 23, 1960 Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Gentlemen: • • The following is our bid per your specifications to furnish • 1961 Chevrolet j• Ton, Model C1434, Fleetside Pickup: Motor 6 cyl., 135 hp • Oil Bath Air Cleaner, 1 pint Oil Filter, 1 quart • 12 volt 50 ampere Alternator with Low Cut In 11 inch clutch • 115 " Wheel Base Front and Rear Shock Absorbers Front and Rear Bumpers 61 ft. box and spar. tire 5 — 6.70x15 6pr. tires Synchro—mesh 3 speed transmission • Heavy duty springs, Front and Rear (2,000 lb. each) Turning Lights, Front and Rear Dual Tail and Stop Lights 2 Electric Windshield Wipers Sun Visor, Left Hand 1 Mirror Inside and 1 Mirror Outside Cab Large Heater and Defroster with Air Circulator Foam Rubber Seat Lettered on. Doors Price on the above described truck with the taking in trade a 1956 Chevrolet Business Coupe being considered — $ 1 ,698.60 • Vs ' truly yours, !i PO:T hO• T, INC. Robert . Ne or s. REN/ab CORVAIR "700" 4•DOOR SEDAN IMPALA 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN FLCCTSIDE PICKUP Dacember -W4 1960 A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town •1: ® Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. , Members present were : Mr Bower, Supervisor;Messre Mr Crumb and Mr Eicd,Justices of the Feace ;Mr Ellis, Councilman;Mr Stover Assessor •• - Mr Newman, Attorney and Alice B.Conover, Deputy To;•:n Clerk. Minutes of meetings held Nov. l6th and 25threed and corrected by adding the word net before bid,were approved as corrected. Upon request of Mr Bower,Motion was made by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Crumb , that Mr.Bower be authorised to pay the bills Dec.20th, Carried. • Adiscussion was held regarding closing the Town Office on Wednesday afternoons anfkeeping open Saturday mornings . Motion was made by Mr.Ellis and seconded by MrMr Crumb/ that the Town Cle;'k,s Office be closed Wednesday afternoon and kept open Saturday morning. The Town Board passed a Resolution urging theState to reconsider its plans for reconstruction of Route 96 in the Village of Trumansburg,and a copy mailed to MIL E.E.Towlson, District Engineer, SS'yracuse,N.Y. Mr Sbrong was authorized to advertise for bids to purchase a new Cinder Spreader and Tractor Loader. It was n.;. . moved by MrRice and seconded by Mr Crumb. Carried. • Motion by MrEllis and seconded by Mr Rice thatu_bills Nos. 139-to146 inclusive ,be audited as claimed . Ameeting for auditing the Books was set for Saturday I c . 3Ist at 10 :30 A .M. Mooting was adjourned until ^ec .2Cth at 10: 30 A .M. 40 whenthe Rids for the newwCinder Spreader and Tractor Loader win be opened (2)&53 ✓1 A t y-Fit/ Deputy Town Clerk. 4"*. * : t YI•4 ir. . , r :.?•• �J' 'l4 .:r:.41.' . :•r"; '�... -Yr o �r - . . �J r•,:`'', nay 1. . .. . , .. . . , ... , .. . . . . : •. — • . : • • . ,. . . ..• . ... . .. , . . . . . . . • 290 . . . . .. . 4.., , . .._ . . ..• • S . .• • , . ... . • ,: :T.C't•,:',,i:^'".T.rgry.,,trir,:;13,7t,!:-;‘,14, • , '..4 yr.ti i•.e,4 V, oats ki 7.,e-1.1!•-.13 1 ?if i,‘;`,.,,•,,1. .- - t...,,-, .. , 1-.,!.L....,.•., i ;•'....7•r•1,411.; %t, ,.•r•- „ - u ,••• Older ?),3.0 ' :,?-9.,iii.:i . •,i,No.er:. ..- • • .yr given under Sec. 1; ."•;;;-9..:p, itiiii:103K of the•General.Municipal S 4:,',:fS .::.1/3,• Att,1",.:ti . .1,,;a{447 that:4.111‘,Totizi 'Solid,Of the . , . 3 atecloy , ! ter*:' Town of Ulysses has authorized the . . •II•:st:,4+0'ff.:.--Zit:i.,::VI,).4,1,.,;,t ,l'oln, Superintendent to. advertise • ... ,. te. , .6..Piat'''. li._ _ , _ . i; ,......,:,,, for bids.to purchase one new Cinder .1;,, i. - • •• - ,... :-.7.-.•:. :,/, .Sprel.der and Tractor Loader. •..•••,.;',;: '. Speelfications are available;.at . ... , t.51-....__'.''''' ...__i • - -,-, s.i.The...-:1,f......::.1. . . ".•TRuarANSBURG— •:Illisis tha,Towir',Berns, at Jacksonville; .4: • Tocotf,Board•.passed.a"reaolution Wednesday'..night...at•.its..tegular . monthly/meeting',urging:the.state ...::•,..13Ids will be opened a Wednesday'.. t 10:30 A.M. ta:reconsIderits Plans'far Rree011,1 • Eastern. Standard.Time,.December stivctiba.of.Rte. 90.in'the village • 20;1.960,at the Town Cleric's Office,t. 1 to•Eliit;;St.„1,trurnanskurg, N.Y.:..::',::i. I .• • The",board,rIllisind a copy.,,af .. tho"resolution:10.E :E.' Towlaon.i . The light to reject aU bids is ex; •. dIstricrena1neer-in;:9,-racare,:-.....; preialk reserved .•4."‘..i... , ,--•,,•. ...• :,.. i ... resolution'alike itlia.t•the.route be . changed.10:that•the.hotel.May,be 131,:cirder of •the.Town:Board of • • ;••• removed ja.order that other bust , Ulysses.: .,• •.„•: :.• ::,7:/:;.:,,:;<...:•:,.,.±:--9,g;i : • ,,.. ness•placts.now affected,:tiV,..,the ::•:.'..••••;•::• ..•.:1:Aline;B.1'Conover.;';;•:.i ,1.• -• state's,•plan',..rnar;•,.not.be cut off ; -;.. :v.\•,,, :.• - .:.•;•Deputy:frown biitjz. . from .tne Zinnia,..:traffic. •.'gbing througli.the.village.:The,hotel.is ..: ..0....;02!.••1.,,4 •'At--•e ,...,,,...'i,.•-.i.;. i.:,..., ,.r sit....:;,c .- located at the,"121,' Intersection of • '784.ttily!.t.. ., .• 1 .,41L'et.s1M.S.,...45 4,? '• • Main.end!Hector Stec.The.beard • . 4'z:fr.'s:tr.-a:.. ;PLI:''s46.1%""' 1.dace . • alsol.feelethat;the:war:meradriat moiluineekk,'at.1 that;'Intersection . should/be l'renicied..if:necessary . • • • alder,a'revised plan.'•••.:: :..4::..;,'.,.. •!..The;;•IsSazid.;heard.•some;;Iiclod • aesvar:otitheilax7 rata::The rate • . . : for:inside the'village of'Traraarai- • burg cm:natal••the':same as M t at .•• • .Yeaeat,$184ei.ver'1,000..The:rate . ' outside the 1 village i-drool:.eight ceuts'frin'lest.Joar's'figttro.;to • . P1.07:%.,ThIsAlrop.: ts,',because',.d • • added:abseseeiliproperty,added to ., ".' the,taicrrolls1•.-',','./.:„. t•:.' r.e....,:.;., , .. 7:d.chalge:lar.affIce"hatireEci,the 'llnvzi/offlco will'become.effectIve • '( Jah;„;;J:I.Dio',office:;n111.;realign .r . • .•'. opeeSetarday,finoralstairi:clime ow:Wednesday'?afternoon.,:‘•;; .::•; .,. . . . . 0 1 • • , . .'.•: '',,:',.:::.•ei .."e ,, • ,••,, - ••:., i I.:4'•..r. . . •• , •• - , • ..-.:f.”-.K;c.vl: :,.-H•1 • :; 1.l..'0'2,' ... C :•.:..:, •:•:".• . •: .t;-..,..4.,... • .. • .. . . . . , Town of Ulysses ; 3; AR • TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. December 7, I960 ,` Mr Et.rle E.Towlson, s'' - District Engineer, Syracuse,N.Y. • ., Re :Proposed relocation of Route96,through the Village of • Trumansburg. whereas,the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses feels that the proposed relocation of State Highway Route 96,through the Village of Trumansburg, if relocated,will cause many unnecessary hardships to some long existing businesses and properties, • and greatly depreciate their values, and : y - lvhereas, if the proposedroute could be moved to the M+ nr north east a short distance- starting in the vicinity of the Memorial Monument, then preceedingNortherly through the property • • r . now occupied by the old Taughannock Hotel and continuing north- easterly to a point of intersection with the old Route c16,as now planned,the same purpose as it regards safety and movement of traffic,could better be accomplished to every-bodys,satiisfection Resolved , thatwe, the Town Board, respectfully ask the State to give serious consideration to this request, it being we feel, logical,feasible,fair, and one that would be acceptable to all Taxpayers concerned, By order of the Town Board of ii)ysses. (t t e.e. �� 14-13-(A J Deputy Town Clerk. i-. . .. .. X44 r. .. r ... P. ..-,•. c:l.:.r. .. December 20th, 1960. An adjourned meeting of the .own ,card r ulysses tau: held atthe Town Office Building for the purpose of opening bids to purchase a new Cinder Spreader and Tractor Loader. Members present were :Mr Bower, Supervisor;Nessre Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace :Messre, Ellis and Thomas , Councilmen : Mr Strong , Supt .of Highways :and Alice B.Conover, Deputy Town Clerk. Minutes of Dec .7th meeting read and approv- d. The Following bids were received. - The RussellEquip:vent Co,of Marcellus ,N.Y.submitted the . • following bid onone 6Yard Spreader for sand according tospecificatinn I Skunk Spreader with Motor installed forq2375.00- with 30 day Del. ' The Syracuse Supply Co. submitted their bid aura Trax- , Cavator, SeriesA with complete accessories as per specifications F. O.B. Town Garage for$12995.00 . The McDougall Epuipment Co. ,of Binghamton,submitted their bid on a NewAllis Chalmers ModelTL-I4Tractor Loader with a Gasoline_6Cylinder engine,delivered-“2,980.00 , TheG. E.Gorg Construction Equjp Co. ,of Syracuse,nN.Y. submitted their bid as per specifications oni.T. New Michigan Model 75-A Tractor Shovel complete,of a net pr&ce-FOB Trumansburg for 02,948.00. • Resolution that we accept the Russell Epuipment Co. , net bid on aShunk Spreader with motor instailedaccording to specifi ficationsgiven forV2375.00,with 30 day delivery. Motion by Mr Thomas and seconded byMrRice , Carried :Resolution ire accept the bid by G.E.Georg Con- - struction Equip .Co. ,for I-New Michigan Model 75-A Tractor Shovel, complete as per specificationsat net figure of"'12,948. 00 Motion by Mr .Thrmas and seconded by MrRice , • carried.MrStrong , SupT. , of Highwaysg bas authorized to complete the purchase. Mr. Bower spoke off ation of Towns Annual meeting which will be held in Bu£faio, FebruaryE,7, and bth Mr Thomas moved that MRCrumb go as Delegate andMr Rice as (lternate to the meeting of Association , It was seconde by Me Ellis and carrie yypp ion by mr Crumb and seconded by MrThomas, that bills Nos. i1. 9 toll?- inclusive be paid as audited . Deputy_ Tewn Clerk.- • 1- , t • ' Spunk Reversible Spreaders RUSSELL EQUIPMENT Co., Inc. Corrugated culnvt pipe Snow Plow & Grader (lades Traffic Signs Rolatape (toad Measuring Wheels 37 South Street • Marceline, New York - Phone OR 9.5931 Street Signs • Traffic Cones, flashers, Barricades Ilrush•KiIIing Chemirids RI•Sppeed Moldboard Sharks Hood Sweepers Rrushking Saws Shook Sander Bodies Myers Sprayers .. • Calcium Chloride Wirt Rope Truck and Tow Chains Filters • Asphalt Handling Tools 'Traffic Paint Dec. 20, 1960 T • Town Board • Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, N.Y. • Dear Sirs: • We herebg submit the following bid on one six • yard spreader for sand according to your specifications. 1-Shunk Spreader with motor installed- $2375.00 We thank you for your consideration and look forward to nerving you. urs truly • R. 8ueeell,.,•Pres. . . „ ...._ .. .. .......... ........ _• , l• ii . MalcDouga.II Equipment Co., Inc. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 0‘1.1.1/4 SALES SERVICE RENTALS Qn ' LLt1iA •••I L y4. 455 COURT STREET �j4- tP�3" BINGHAMTON.N.Y. Tau/HONE 2.9459 December 20, 1960 Town Board Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, N.Y. Gentlemen: We are pleased to submit our bid on a four wheel drive loader in accordance with your advertised specifications. Our bid is as follows: One new Allis Chalmers model TL-14 TractoLoader with gasoline 6 cylinder engine according to the enclosed specifications and including 1* cu. yd. bucket, 14;00x24-8 ply tires on all four wheels, all steel - fully enclosed cab , heater and defroster, and windshield wiper. klease note that this unit completely meets your specifications and also offers : Power steering Power brakes Hi-Traction differentials Automatic high speed reverse Automatic clutch shuttoff • Pin connected axles Fully filtered hydraulic system 12,500 lb. lifting capacity Total weight- 14,410 lbs. Higher and longer reach More bucket tip back Protected hydraulic cyls. and hoses Total price delivered to the Town of Ulysses 412,980.00 Very truly yours, MACLO G ' L LOIklig,NT CO. INC. . W. 4TLVBNb0N V hales Representative , • . . _ ..t ' !i •'�:. i6 s i'.� 1.4 •d" f-l.C. /r .,°. ...ti' ? 71. . .:i l' •:Ia l . .•..7�,4;.j � ° iY:' • Witeakei 16113 =g,ec. .!-- 1-1•14m11041. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INC.- m ` taw !�, ,�, I �: �+ • • fo . a 4438 JAMES STREET • SYRACUSE 6. NEW YORK TELEPHONE HOWARD 3.9661 BRANCHES SCHENECTADY. N, Y. LISBON. N. Y. - ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY Binghamton Sales Office 20;Lincoln Avenue December 20, 1960 i Mr. Ortha L. Strong, Superintendent Town of Ulysses Highway Department Trumansburg, Nqw York Dear Ortha: • • In accordance with your recent advertisement for bids for one.new Tractor Loader, we are pleased to offer the following: •,;. 1—New Michigan Model 75-A Tractor Shovel, completes 80 HP Gasoline Engine 6 Cylinder 265 Cu. In. Displacement 12 Volt Electrical System Torque Converter Four Speed Reversing Type Power Shift Transmission Selector for two or four wheel drive Spiral Bevel Ring Gear and Pinion With Planetary Reduction • Gear Type Hydraulic Pump with PTO Drive from Torque Converter Pour ihteel.Rydriantio Brakes, with.Maohanioal Parking Brake :..;11.1t00:x 21‘ e;p13-..ratingg<T1re■ . ...•.. ' It Cubic yard struck capacity Bucket, 1 3/4 cu. yd. SAE rated. 8,000 pound lifting capacity ;a Accessories include horn, engine hour meter, lights, engine temperature gauge, torque converter temperature gauge, engine oil gauge, ammeter, fuel gauge, oil bath air cleaner, engine oil filter, tractor cab, heater, defroster, windshield wiper. Net Price, FOB, Trumaneburg, N.Y.: $1. 48.00 al2,9as We thank you for the opportunity to submit this bid and look forward to • your valued order. Yours very truly, • J4org Coa ruction Equiprn nt, Inc. • cQd'/ • Thomas B. Johns Sales Repreuentative cc: J. P. Dillon file encl. 2 • QUOTATION SYRACUSE' SUPPLY ". }..: . :'" :`.. ' CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT DIVISION :van SYRACUSE ROCHESTER BUFFALO Ian! PLEASE ADDRESS YOUR REPLY TO: Town Board 294 AINSLEY DR. Town of Ulysses SYRACUSE 5, N. Y. Trumansburg, New York • DATE December 20, 1960 OUR PROPOSAL NO.. TERMS DELIVERY As per specs . RE: YOUR PROPOSAL. Invitation SYRACUSE SUPPLY COMPANY CONSTRUC 10 •UIP T DIVISION ITEMS QUOTED ARE SUBJECT TO PRICES IN EFFECT AT TIME OF SHIPMENT. BY ••• - - • QUANTITY NUMBER DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 1 922 TRAXCAVATOR, Series A. Includes power shift trans- mission, torque converter, hydraulically boosted steering and brakes , fenders , lighting system, 14:00- 24, 8 ply tubeless tires and 11 cubic yard general purpose bucket. With gasoline engine which includes 1, 12-volt direct electric starting system and suction 1 <?. •.C- ,tan'. "•'Anse cpmptpto'•4acce se oriel" 'sYvsr Vopoettications • �". F.O.B. Town Garage $12,995.00 . Note : Our oil filter is located between the engine 1. and transmission in a common oil system. Note : If we are the low bidder, the writer would 2. like to discuss the tire requirements. • • NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice ie hereby given under Section103A of the General MAnicipal Law, that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses has authorized the Town Superintendent to advertise for bide to purchase one new Cinder Spreader., and Tractor Loader 'Speoificatione are available at the Town Barns at Jacksonville, N.Y. A Bids Will be opened at 10s30 A.M. Eastern Standard Timeo /December 20, 1960 at the Town Clerk' s •Office 10 Elm St. , Trumansburg,. N.Y. The right to reject all , bids is expressly reserved. • By order of the Town Board of Ulysses. aka, Rtattrapbcriu • t,. • • 1/41 ig y • • 5.6.SS1SM(5C•90) • Form A.C.I/J•T.IL20 D<inrtment of Audit and Control .. . • Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Machinery Purchases Resolution by (rl J i) (Town Councilman) Co W Thomas Seconded by (Justice of Peace) (gittit ''Bediidtlfitltn) ...J.a11n1e...Tia.24410s...Jr. Whereas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the 20th day of..P.0.Mber 19 60 , duly recommend the purchase of certain (machinery) (Cip lf*t) (tittle) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law the Town Super- intendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, the following: i+Reie Michigan Model 75-A Gasoline Tractor Shovels Standard Equipped ydtb..05" 1.344. Cu. yd. SAE Buckets Fully Inclosed Steel Cabs Roster 3 :ts..X* vs' to ,.Fees..Wimdebield Vapor Kits • • for a maximum price of Twelve Thousand, Nine Hundred Fort •-LYght and t 'OQ Dollars • (;12p9148000 ), delivered at ,Tessa Highway 0arages...Tsaunsnebu}•g N • . Y., and to be delivered on or about January 20s 1961 119 The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized, eubiect: to the appvvnl'ot'thi•County tluperlitteridontof Highways, to surrender to the vendor as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. • The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance $ Check drawn on Machinery Fund 12a'1O.00 Check from proceeds of obligations Total 4249144.00 A contract of purchase for the iteni(s) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Super- intendent of Highways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase upon delivery of the iten>r(s) purchased in accord- ' ance with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amounti(s) specified to be paid by check or checks (1) by a check drawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 8) for $124.9t8.00 • (2) by a check in the amount of $ , drawn on the account established from the proceeds of obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase. Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board • by a separate resolution. (over) ■ • • Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) .etgarit.,. t Supervisor Vote of Town Board (Aye) 041/y> vv77.1.4? £`&tra4 Justice of Peace Vote of Town Board (Aye) ( I'.�� .��1.. . • • /' r'ustitettreatar . ' • oY0 `Town Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) ( fl) f d eeee �f (4e / Town Councilman .f Vote of Town Board (Aye) ) 47 t t . 4 Justice of Peace tsaa3keaa (Type or write in names of Town Board members and indicate how they voted) State of New York County of.x0A4lhln ss.: Town of Malta I, Alit* Conover i1 A!' , Town Cierk of the Town of flyaaoq in the County of Tatit6dJ0Y N. Y. do hereby certify that I have comparn1 the preceding copy of a resolution with the original thereof, duly adopted by the Town Board of eft is (regular) topsail)µ meeting of'such board held on lOctlrb9r 20 , and that the same is a true and correct copy of such resolution and of the whole thereof. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Town this • 2Qt3 day of • FhgC.tsrit er , • /jam, '. �.:O:�f..��.4.% • Clerk of the Town of • n • (The:foregoing is a suggested form of resolution to be used at a town board meeting in connection with the purchase of town highway machinery, equipment, or tools, under Section 142 of the Highway Law. It does not have to be followed in the exact language used. If it is followed, it should be changed, where necessary, to fit the circumstances.) • • • .V; • it '• Y:' .. . ',Y. . r ' % . 4r .A� .. - r .. . .:'I % ' • .1'1% .l,J. , •. f•tOd7SM(6C•265) • • Form A.C. 14J•T.III,2O DcO•rtment of Audit and Control • Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Machinery Purchased • Resolution by (>£ISatiee••of•P'esee) (Town Councilman) y. .i+a.hi i - Seconded by (Justice of Peace) (Town Councilman) E t Pk 12 j Gg J 7 Whereas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the 7th day of.,..P.OSIi;.10.b.c x' 19 60, duly recommend the purchase of certain (machinery) (equipment) (tools) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 192 of the Highway Law the Town Super- intendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article 6-A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, the following: • . Cinder and Chip Spreader 6 Cubic yard w:ter level, not less than 10 gauge steel sides ,,,,and 7 ga>,xgg,, bottom, 2-- 14 inch spinners mounted im back of cab. .t'owered with 18HP engine , starter and generator. • for a maximum price of.T.w.ent�(-.four...hundzte.d snd...0.Q/'Q.0 Dollars ($..24.Q0..QQ ), delivered at Tnsix1 133x:nR, J£lfY'.EGn,17377.2. ..?., J •Xrr , N. Y., and to be delivered on or about January, 20th , 19 61 The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the County • Superintendent of Highways, to surrender to the vendor • as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance $ Check drawn on Machinery Fund 23.7.5...A.Q Check from proceeds of obligations Total $.23.7.5...0.Q A contract of purchase for the item(a) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Super- intendent of Highways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of • Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase upon delivery of the item(s) purchased in accord- ance with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amount(s) specified to be paid by check or checks • (1) by a check drawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 8) for $ ?3.75,QQ • (2) by a check in the amount of $ , drawn on the account established • from the proceeds of obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase. Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board by a separate resolution. (over) • • • Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) .4 ..C.0....,. r-- Supervisor "• Vote of Town Board (Aye) (•S • 4 ie '?4A' fTusttceo P n • Vote of Town Board (Aye) .•. `o?4/ ;iA'a .Dace leg 'Town Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ...... ... . .•.. . - (��I' Town Councilman • Vote of Town Board (Eye) `��� d= {Justice of Peace (Type or write in name° of Town Board members and indicate how they voted) State of New York ' County of..)..i .. .:. • k2/ . es.: • Town °LelZW y �� � w �.., To lerk of the Town of (.�(,.1:�W/ &I in the County of /1-° , N. Y. do hereby certify that'I have compared the preceding copy of a resolution wi the original thereof, duly adop d by the T wn Board of such town at a (regular) (special) meeting of such board held on , 196 G, and that the same is a true and correct copy of such resolution and of the whole thereof. In Testimony When. I have he eunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Town this ;7 day of e '. , 18 lie rn (Town Seal) Ag# Town Clerk of the 'town of .I. f?14z Gz"wvt / N. Y. (The foregoing is a suggested form of resolution to be used at a town board meeting in connection with the purchase of town highway machinery, equipment, or tools, under Section 142 of the Highway Law. It does not have to be followed in the exact language used. If it is followed, it should be changed, where • necessary, to fit the circumstances.) • • • t Jr1.' 1,• 1 4"e,f � J lJl� � • ^ • ' ``OFF + rt !A!>•SM(6C•S6S) 1,.; term A•C.wan Department of Audit and C091r01 to " ' Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Iblachinery Purchases Resolution by (Justice of Peace) (Town Councilman) .7212 Seconded by (Justice of Peace) (Town Councilman) ...1./• li is Whereas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the r day of ..pr..C',.•l 19.4.a., duly recommend the purchase of certain (machinery) (equipment) (tools) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, • Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law the Town Super- intendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, the • • following: • / C..e...N.......•..S.Q......ds�(9..h . / — • for a maximum price of 61 C.! •rt•.7-A.40•r.G•8••d•m••J.•.•/.k.i.a.,,//c..•n. • neols Dollars ($•/(al,.A..Q•Q./..a..Q..), delivered at........•LCd..GY•]....rlr:d..6!•u:. . , N. Y., •• and to be delivered on or about Ea.6 / , 19..(a/... The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the County superintendent of Highwayo, to surrender to the vendor „: as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance '- Check drawn on Machinery Fund ✓'" Check from proceeds of obligations Total $ A contract of purchase for the item(s) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Super- intendent of Highways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase upon delivery of the item(s) purchased In accord- , once with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amount(s) specified to be paid by check or checks (1) by a check drawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 3) for $ • (2) by a check in the amount of $ , drawn on the account established from the proceeds cf obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase. Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board by a separate resolution. (over) • ��:..y M1k . . ., .� ..• •+ . '1+•C YC •.lii ',tt. ��. • + w • Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) Supervisor Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) Justice of Peace .• ' Town Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) 'Justice of Peace Town Councilman • Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) 'Justice of Peace .1 Town Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) !Justice of Peace • !Town Councilman •••, (Type or write in names of Town Board members and indicate how they voted) State of New York County of ss.: Town of • I, , Town Clerk of the Town of in the County of , N. Y. do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding copy of a resolution with the original thereof, duly adopted by the Town Board of such town at a (regular) (special) meeting of such board held on , 19 , and that the same is a true and correct copy of such resolution and of the whole thereof. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and axed the seal of said Town this • day of , 19 (Town Seal) Town Clerk of the Town of N. Y. • :. (The foregoing is a suggested form of resolution to be used at a town board meeting in connection with the purchase of town highway machinery, equipment, or tools, under Section 142 of the Highway Law. It does not have to be followed in the exact language used. If it is followed, it should be changed, where necessary, to fit the circumstances.) / 3 80 O Lvddsfre d i 9o0 -- S?Peadeh , • • • • „ < r 0 :17 t tp`f3 i • r+ y r.,2 )1(t!t t��ti ..• TI [ ii r l . . l Iw �'i(i`.•• . J +' . . • • ti . -.: . MEMORANDUM•ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN OF ULYSSES '...E'.. -. . . � . RE: 1 9 6 0 TENTATIVE EQUALIZATION RATE . . . . . . . .2• • j . • I . , ..• • CHARLES H. NEWMAN� • . .. ATTORM/1Y AT LAW ' ' '2I3 SAVINGS BANK BUILDING . .I ITRAGh. N. Y. j • . . . ./ • TO: BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND ASSESSMENT MEMORANDUM ON BEHALF OF THE TOWN OF ULYSSES RE: TENTATIVE EQUALIZATION RATE Under date of December 15, 1980, the Supervisor of the Town of \ Ulysses in Tompkins County was notified that the Board of Equalization and Assessment had set a tentative equalization rate of 49 for the Town of .:. Ulysses, which is a drop of 3 points from the final rate of 52 which the said town had in 1950. On the 5th day of January. 1981, the Town of Ulysses forwarded to the Board a formal complaint protesting the said tentative rate and requesting that the rate be increased to 52. The complaint of the Town of Ulysses is on two grounds, first, because of the unfavorable comparison with the rates given to the adjoining towns of Covert in Seneca County, Hector in Schuyler County, and Enfield in Tompkins County, portions of which towns are included in the same central school district with the Town of Ulysses; and secondly, because of the unfavorable comparison between the tentative rates given to the other towns and the City of Ithaca in the County of Tompkins. The 1960 tentative rate for the Town of Covert is 39 and this is based upon 9 samples of sales and approximately 34 appraisals, all compared with the 1052 assessment roll. The 9 parcels shown as sold had a total assessed value of $15,000 and a sale price of $53, 554. The average ratio of assessed value of these parcels to the sale price was 28.009%, whereas the ratio in the Town of Ulysses for the same year based on 88 sales and shown in the state's summary cheat was 43. 82%. This would indicate that if 49 is a ,proper equalisation rate for the Town of Ulysses, the rate • for the portion of the Town of Covert that is in the Trrnriansburg Central School District should be 31 instead of 39. ` • r The 1960 tentative rate for the Town of Hector is 41 and this is based upon 7 samples of sales and approximately 34 appraisals, all • • compared with the 1952 assessment roll. The 7 parcels shown as cold had a total assessed value of $18,500 and a sale price of 340.780. The average ratio of assessed value of these parcels to the sale price was 33. 145%. Comparing this with the ratio of 43.82 in the Town of Ulysses, • the rate for the Town of Hector should be 37 incanted of 41. Attached hereto and marked Exhibit A is an analysts of the properties in the Town of. Covert included in the Trumansburg Central School District showing the number and percentage of properties in each classification. Attached hereto and marked Exhibit B is an analysis of the properties in the Town of Hector included in the Trumanaburg Central School District showing the number and percentage of properties in each • classification. Attached hereto and marked Exhibit C is a map of the • Trumansburg Central School District showing the extent of its inclusion of • portions of the Towns of Covert. Hector and Enfield. All of these exhibits were furnished by Charles 0. Dickerson, District Principal of the Truman.- . burg Central School District. The following table shows the comparative equalization rates for the towns of Hector, Covert and Ulysses for the years from 1955 to • 1980 with percentage changes in each year. This table demonstrates that • in spite of the diligence of the Ulysses officials - having every property in • the town re-appraised - and making substantial increases in assessments of old properties, and the comparative inactivity in Hector and Covert, the Town of Ulysses has been penalised by far heavier reduction in its equalization rates. y' -'l '.I' •, �.. •:r'"y'� r'1 .... :n ;.;� .� •:7r i' J.r ..'r. .. '.n� •) r r .Yl .:!. ....•. . .. 1X •✓. • .. r . •• Hector Change Covert Change Ulysses Change 1955 44 44 69 1956 . 44 44 62 - 10. 1 • 1957. 44 45 2. 3 82 1958 44 .'. 45 62 1969 42 - 4. 5 41 - 8.9 52 -16. 1 1960(Tentative) 41 - 2. 4 39 4. 9 49 - 5. 8 ,4 5-Year. Average % changes - 1.4 - 2. 3 - 8. 4' We are aware that the Board does not ordinarily take cognizance of increased assessments that are lees than 2% in any year. Yet with a total assessment of around seven million in the Town of Ulysses, 2% is a substantial amount, and an examination of the aseessors' reports shows that there have been steady increases in the assessment of old properties after deducting all decreames,.and these net increases in the last four years taken together e.mount'to more than 2%. The attention of the Board is directed,to the fact that the Assessor of the Town of Ulysses in making hie annual report of valuations for .1959 included the railroad property and so did the total transmitted by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, but the railroad property was not included in • either of these reports for 1960. The railroad assessment in 1950 was $192,000 and in 1980 it was $162,569. U the State Board has not deducted the $192,000 from the 1959 total assessment and has deducted the $162,569 in 1960, thin would,make the difference of about one point in the 1960 equalization rate. It is further respectfully submitted that the tentative rate given to the Town of Ulysses is not in a proper relationship with the rates given to the i other towns and the City of Ithaca in Tompkins County. The County of Tompkins, as the Board knows, has set up a tax department and employs a tax consultant full time. This department keeps close tabs on all properties in the county by means of a card system. It checks sales and compares theme with assessed values. It makes a full sad complete report each year to the Board of Supervisors, and we submit that the County rates based upon this report are more equitable than the State rates which are necessarily based on spot-checking and appraisals made by persons unfamiliar with the whole picture. For the information of the Board the following is a comparison of the ;• rates adopted by the County Board and the tentative rates set by the state for the current year. The discrepancy is particularly noticeable in the rates given by the state to the Towns of Caroline, Lansing and Newfield. Town or 1960 1980 City County Rates State Rates Difference Caroline 49. 806 54 4. 194 Denby . 49. 521. 48 - 1. 521 Dryden 51.773 52 . 227 Enfield 49. 896 52 2. 104 Groton 60. 007 . Ithaca , 49. 885 50 . 115 Lansing 50. 035 44 -6. 035 Newfield 50. 419 54 . 3. 581 Ulysses 50. 261 49 . - 1. 261 City of Ithaca 79. 204 81 1. 798 WHEREFORE, the Town of Ulysses respectfully requests that in • determining the final equalization rate for tha year 1960 for the Town of Ulysses, the State Board contort to the said town the rata of,i12 which it had in 1959, and that in the future a separate rate be given for the portions of the other towns that are included in the Trumansburg Central School District. Respectfully submitted, itebruary 10, 1981 Attorney for Town of Ulysses A' 1- may. pi.�^1::% • '� �J• i �•arr: ./. . .� .:�:�: �.' Yin. •L •.-. v • " L ; •, ;• -r 1• 1 • TRUA1ANSFURG CENTRAL SCHOOL_ CHARLIP 0 DICKINSON, ()INTACT PsS.CL*L •RIO A. TUTHILL.. JR.. •AcsC]TAL LUT%R • INNS JONN A. YOURDON. PNINCVAL JYNIO114Isn1011 Hien SCHOOL DINICTOA OP aumANCI ILtSINTAST SCHOOL • TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. February 10, 1961 • • Charles 71. Newman, Attorney S viiigs Bunk Building, Ithaca, 2iev York Dear Mr. Newman: Enclosed in the breaiutcvn you requested 'eor the Tow, of hector and a man of the school dintrict shovi,:,g its bo .ntlrien mad the townships involved. ''1d Very truly yours, • Charles O. Dickerson District Principe) ,:CD:1aj , • Frc.. 2 cc: Arwsnu Alamo • • • • • •" I { ]1 `' ♦. - v.. �� ..°l•. ._ "R i .- Y 1 ,:"et: . 9 i II � ._< a'.lt hi• . . .• . 1 Ie , • . The following table covers all that portion of the Town of Hector which is included in the Trurnansburg Central School District . , satuYLffit couNTY ' • No. Assessed Valuation •„ • Farms 216 ' $335,150 56.5% • ' .r . Residential 136 280,000 30.8% ' Business 11 23.550 2.5% . •• Utilities: 4 ' • N.Y.S. Electric A Oas Corp 49,000 • Trugansburg Bose Telephone Co. 14,377 New York Telephone Co. 3,900 10.2% • American Tel 4 Tel 27 4---650 ' Total Utilities 594,827 . . ORANO 'TOTAL 5929.597 A, . . • . .•r ., r Fyn, iT� ^S ri,r, a . . ;.....• . '.'• f' 1 ,. .. IRUMMANSBURG CENtRAL SCHOOL CHAAAAA O. OICKIAION. Meta,Ct P*$NCin*L TRUMANSRURC'. N. Y. . February 7, 1961 • Mr. Charles H. Newman, Attgrney, Savings Bank Building, Ithaca, New York Dear Mr. Neiman: We have completed a breakdown, attached hereto, for the Town of Covert. We used the 1960 School Pax Roll. • I trust this is is what you want. Will be happy to help in any other way we can.• Very truly yours, Charles 0. Dickerson ' District Principal COD:lei Enc. • • • • • , _ L . .. . .+ 1 . .. . '4• r F . • �• , ,{� _ .I .r. • • 4 • • • The following table covers all that portion of the Town of Covert which is included in the Trumansbu:g Central School District TOWN OF COVERT No. Assessed Valuation Farms - 66 $311,400. 45.8% Business - 4 12,450. 1.8% Residential - 8.: 125,800. 18.5% • Cottages - 76 130,400. 19.18% • Uttlitloa: 6 • Public Service N.Y.R. Electric t. Gas Corp. 7, U5 Truxansburg Home Telephone Co. 2,555 Magnolia Pipe Line Co. 8,800 : 10.2% Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. - 50,946 Total Public Service $ 69,436 Special Franchise N.Y.B. Electric 4 Gas Corp. $ 18,432 New York Telephone Co. 5,968 4.43% Trumansbors lime Telephone Co. 7 767 Total Special Franchise $ 30,187 TOTAL 'UTILITIES $ 99,803 GRAND TOTAL $879,853 99.91% • • l i a .wl {a�F� r r,;;f; December :I1•;bC. Ameeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town , • Office Building for the pufpose of auditing the Town Officers accounts. mRmbers present were :Mr.Bower, Supervisor: Messre, Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace :Messrs Ellis amd Thomas ,Councilmen: Mr strong , Superintendent of Highways, and Alice B.Conover,reputy Town Clerk. • Motion by Mr,Rice and seconded by Mr.Crumb,voted and carri f• carried.that. the Tompkins County Trust Company, Trumansburg Branch, Trumansburg, New York, be and is hereby designated cs adepository in which the Supervisor and 'Lawn Clerk of this Town shaildeposit • all moneys corning into their hands by virture of their Offices. • Mr.Thomass Councilman ,recorded as not voting. FURTHER RESOLVED, thattnhis resolution be entered in the minutes of this Board,see pages 295 and 297 . Mr Charles Diekerson. Frincipel of Trumansburg Centr.- 1 • • School was here and a Discussion we:: held regarding the Town Equalization rates, as they affected the School i;istr•ict. Moved by Mr Thomas end s econded by MrRice ,that the meeting be adjourned. Add to above minutes. aezt ' a. (�tyZd� Deputy Town Clerk. Moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis,voted end carried that there be transferred from Surplus in the General Fund- Town Clerks Salary,-to -Town Cleric ' s Comnensation of employes- the sumof $.73. IO: • To Construction and Permanentlmprovements the sum ofIl89.72 ; To purchase • and repair of Voting Machines the sum of cI00.0u. Also from Surplus in the Highway Fund-Item ii., Snow end Miscelleneoua, to-Removing obstructions caused by snow, the sum of$5.65. We, the undersigned members of the Town Board ofUlyssos, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT, we have examined the several accounts of the Officere, and found them correct a s per statment with the following balances :- Supervisor 's Account. Highway::: ': ;. . Highway Book Balance Bank-Balance Receipts 23,537. 64 ` Disbursements 20,527.15 3,0I0.49 3,0I0.149 $pidge__ `. Receipts 5,741.86 Disbursements 4,681 .35 860.51 860.51 Machinery Receipts 15,842. 34 Disbursments 8642. 35 7199.99 7199.99 Snow &Mist .,_ Disbursements ,�� 1 i974.23 7548.29 7548.29 General • Receipts 31,476.84 Disbursments25,292. 05 6, 184. 79 6, 184.79 Fire Protection Receipts _3, 000.31 Disbur m 3,000. 31 .31 .51 Part Town Funds Receipts 688. 22 Disbursments 390.07 298. 05 298. 05 ,',r r 1+. . " .^" , • r... .1�; .i. ,"?;'•I. .r.°. . 1• y .. . t r�{. .rj'a. •.'i\li• . . January 4, I96I Aregjlar meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held ' in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. .... Members present were : Mr Bower, Supervisor,Messrs Mat Crumb and Mr Rice • Justices of the Peace :Messrs Mr Ellis and Mr Thomas ,Councilmen:Mr Strong Superintendent of Highways :Messes Mr Stover and Mr Murray,Assessors : Mr Newman ,Attorney and Alice B.Conover ,Town Clerk. Minutes of December 31St read and approved . Mr and Mrs. Leslie Hovencamp were here to see about doing the Janitor work, the price being , I each per hour, and render their bill bte the end of the, month.LarIPIed. p . The Resignation of Mrs Marian Lowe was read, stating she was unable ' to accept the office . :.;' Motion by Mr Thomas end. seconded by MrRice ,that the Deputy continue • as Deputy Town Clerk,until the Town Clerk is appointed_ and qualified . It was voted sand carried. , The Town Clerk 's Bond was made out to Mrs Marian Lowe. Motion by MrCrumb and seconded -by Mr-llis , Bond be accepted.Voted and carried. _ There was some discussion regarding the salaries of Assessors, niter which a motion was made by MrThomas and seconded by MrCrumb, that Mr Stevenson be paid .1200. 00 per year as Charinan, and the other two Y. regular members of the Board ;IIO0.00 ,each.Voted and Serried. Notion by Mr Crumb and seconded by MrRice ,that the Supervisor be authorized to pay all taxes on taxable Town Property. Motion by MrThomas and seconded by MrRice that theSuperintendent of Highways , Orths strong, be authorized to make purchases up to $ 500.00 - withoutspecific authorization of the Town Board . Motion by MrRice and seconded by MrCrumb that EarlUpdike beeppointe as Constable for the Town of Ulysses, terns endingDecember 31, I96I Motion by Mr Ellis and seconded by MrRice ,that the Town Board designate the Free Press, as the offical newspaper for the TownofUlysses. � e■ :';otion by Mr Ellis and seconded by MrThomas that Mr Crumb be authorozod to look after the Dump. Motion by Mr Thomas and seconded by MrRice voted and carried that Y the Town Board willaccept certified claims without verification. Resolution , for the Supervisor to sign complaints, and Mr Newman • and he attend the Equflization Rate Hearing in Albany. Motion by MrRice and seconded by Mr Ellie that Ortha Strong. Robert Snow,Harold Smith and Charles Houghton, be appointed Fire Wardens in the Town of Ulysses for the year 1962 Fixing Salaries and method of payment . r. Town Officals be allowed not to exceed 8/ a miile?for their mileage . ' • Moved by Me Ellis and seconded by MrRice that the minutes to be approved as correbtod ' Motion by MrRice and seconded by Mr Ellis that Alice B.Connver • be appointed Town Cleric to serve until Januaryl I962. 0 a special meeting which was held in the Town Clerk ' s Office January 16th. Members present were ;Mr Sower, SUPr. ,Messrs Mr Crumb and Mr Rico , : Justices of the Feace;Mr Ellis and 14r Thomas, Councilmen, and Alice B.0 Conover , Deputy Town Clerk Bills Nos I to? inclusive be audited as claimed. . Meeting adjourned &llcc a em4- Deputy Town Clerk _• r.. . . . - s'• , ' _ •, r.. �:.;• • ., is ' . 300 it s' r , 1 , t. �uS . / . 1�1 f • . lm 1 • . Ili 1 t: I i , • u~ :. .'�r . ., i. �- • ,,�,'!.:.I . '1 ',.51,,. . , •'. „ "�.: a 'C: ' . .. :a.' . - - j . . !i "I . .. S^•�,•i�' .. . 'r d.1...,,J..\. Id tete ist- pi , .4 ...N.:. vaad ;4oe &44, a eald.. al tea 1.4e4)--t-t We-La • • • fir du v ( 6,124 --441,144,11.440 pa-tad w-eity-c) VA44-0-(4- 0aacir , , Ca2418C4-1•14A-re- ataktadial Le41-644/ _ . . • • • - - • • !. ;, •■• • • f*,•, ti Irc ; •f;%.:;/1 ic MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING d FEBRUARY 1, 1961 c� r ' ' I A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was a. called to order for the purpose of transacting necessary busin- i ess. Members present were : Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Mr. Crumb,Justic.e of the peace; Mr. Ellis,Councilthan; Mr. Strong,Superintendent of ••• i Highways; Mr. Newman,Attorney, and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. Minutesriof January 4th & 16th meetings were read and approved. It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Ellis, that the Bond of Alice B, Conover, Town Clerk, be approved. Carried. Mr. Bower appointed Mr. Ellis to represent the Town Board at the Community Council meeting Thursday night, February 2nd, held in • the Town Office Building, Mr. Newman gave a report of the Equalization Rate for the Town of Ithaca. The Town Clerk asked about getting some stamped envelopes for the office . Motion by Mr.Cruinb and seconded by Mr. Ellis, that the Town Clerk be authorized to get stamped envelopes When needed for the office. Carried. Motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Ellis that bills Nos . 8-15 inclusive be audited as claimed. Upon motion meeting a$Lourned. Respectfully Submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm l • a,'r di February Ist, 196I 5r • A regular meeting of the Town Boardof the Town of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Members present were :Mr Bower , Supervisor;Mr Crumb , Justice pf the Peace ;Mr Ellis , QCouncilman;Mr Strong, Superintendent of Highways Mr Newman,Attorney, and Alice B.Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of January 14TH and26th Meetings were read and approved. It was moved by MrCrumb and seconded by MrEllis ,that the Bond f Alice B.Conover,Town Clerk,be approved.Carried . 0 t,vaa� ,__ v_. _._._".,. t^1 ..tM 5�in W 1+r7 IItd.r .. Mr Bower appointed Mr Ellis to represent the Town Board at the Community Council meeting Thursday night,February2Nd, held in the Town Office Building. • Mr Newman gave a report / Equalization Rate for the Town of Ithaca, The Town Clerk Asked about getting some stamped envelopes for the office . Motion by Mr Crumb and seconded by Mr Ellis ,that the Town Clerkbbe authorized to get stamped envelopes when needed for the office. Carried. Motion by Mr Crumb and seconded by Mr Ellis that bills Nos . 8 to 15 inclusive be audited as claimed. Meeting Meeting adjourned. Tmwn Clerk. ,s. ^' MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING MARCH 8, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were: Mr, Bower, Supervisor; Mr. Crumb, Justice of the Peace; Mr. Ellis, and Mr. Thomas, Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; and Alice B. Conover, Town Clerk. Minutes of February 1st meeting read and corrected by crossing out the line regarding Fire Warden pay. A communication read from Mr. E.E. Towlson' to,Ray Ashbery regard- ing changing Route 227, takeing out curves and bypassing the Chane Wymer place . Motion that the Town Board approve the relocation of Route 227, as indicated on Map Nos H 55751, passing through the Chane Wymer property, which was made by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Thomas, which was voted and carried. The Town of Ulysses will maintain that portion of Route 227 to be abandoned by said 3helocation, if necessary. The Town Clerk was instructed to make seven copies, six to be sent to Mr. Towlson and one to Mr. Ashbery. Bills Nos. 17-37 inclusive were read. Motion by Mr. Ellis and sec- onded by Mr. Thomas that bilis be audited as claimed. Upon motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk • ABC:lm • . -r• , , •"f±•,.: • 'a a ... I. r AiQ.•:iri • yr r''i61 • t. '• ,• '•.4. Y.! ' is .:-r •�'i .'s. •I .1. .. . . , ... r .. ✓. .. a .. .. '�t: • a r~' 1 CAROLINE HARVEY STEVENSON G. 7. BUCKINGHAM ROBERT I. WILLIAMSON RA1j0 D. Putua Chinas Clint Cler4 Alron CITY OP ITHACA..✓ Slater-TM: Spring,N. Y. FIRST WARD DANDY JANU R. Gunn 614 W. State St. JAMLS II. COITIIQHT Spencer. R.D. I or T DRYDIEV ra• ...•. SECOND WARD rF•••A+ inn II. Gamut Dpden, N. Y. .•*Xis . . vU PAUL Dunotnao 1116 Lake Ave. • ../.�. THIRD WARD • HAavaY SWANSONPIELD Blunt, R.D. 3 BOAR 110 h� w a IM �•Y^/ 1SORS TnoMAS J. Gannet...dU 5. Meadow St, GROTON CLAUDE W. Homes Groton, R.D. FOURTH WARD ITHACA * •.• � ■� •• * Eownan P.Amon 903 N.Cayuga St. DIN V. BOYNTON ....132 Forest Home Dr. .r^ • ' LANSING Q' I�a 0�}' ••.. FIFTH WARD Si„.. .Y WILLIAM P.SULLIVAN. 417 N.Aurora St. HAIM B.Donn ludlowrille•A.D. 1 M NEWPIEI.D IS a` * t * SIXTH WARD J. HanaY Haator _.....Newfield. N.Y. DONALD J.CutuaAN ........627 Hudson St. ULYSSES SEVENTH WARD Curroao Down Tmmaeaburs, N. Y. RIO/AID A.Comrrou....229 Rldgedale Rd. 196— aft 0 lL@.c it.._✓'✓L I o-W ti L IJO CeJ. ' 1 } i ..., iMeo, 8 , / 7 / .A:PLa ba,5-co-c-i-Icia nitts---a et �� . r Lt_v ' �7 • /CZ C.,. -•;.t .. }Yi,44c_dee, s.9,044.C6 W f141-"J'C'c'-tee.,,, .itjt . i 14.1 TT cc 1;I--0"?f...: O 1 �LJ' .�+ a c.2 7 t24 L1 (,-11 eitte 1 �vL 1/111010-1 ,' A 2v. so- 7 6 7� '�.!.?..•a r��,:]ie •, )I' �JI n) J Y a_1 '•` Y f gi r I LA (I e4..i .2a, '•�/ "`"'CLI YY ���'����''"4444 c��c 7 �- F corele,,k ;Ste, :17.44,1"Gcci 17 1-1 , 3 COtce.. . A . I /4"Let C *11' ut• 2AlcL m &,%r .. Ac. -1 4--1-7: c,.4.41 S Ages .110-e. p24-E1-13;444,14..q , adialyi„._, .. , W2- C..,r e.. pik, '.SLC ` -Wry. 24-11,4.4t.4-4/... J i 81 t 7 '� - 'k, c .fA'r. )./ad 4' 1"C.•„ r .ct cn, , e .,: . • 4 • : • i J AGREEMENT FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF HIGHWAY MONEYS Section 884, Highway Law . AGREEMENT, made by and between Orthn L. Strong , Town Superintendent of the Town of Ulysses , T'omnkins County, New York, and the undersigned members of the Town Board of such Town, WITNESSETII: That pursuant to the provisions of Section 284 of the Highway Law it is agreed that the moneys . levied and collected in such Town for the repair and improvement of highways, and received from the State for State Aid for the repair and improvement of highways, shall be expended, as follows: . 1. GENERAL REPAIRS. The sum of $ 8860. 49 shall be set aside to be expended for primary work !'. • and general repairs upon 58 . 71 miles of town highways, including sluices, culverts and bridges having a span of less than five feet and boardwalks or the renewals thereof. 2. PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS. The following sums shall be set aside to be expended for the perma- nent improvement of town highways: A. On the road commencing at Yiaterhurr Road 1,E.136 West on Brnnk Rnad 433 and leading to Perry Road #227 , a distance of 1 • 1 miles, there shall be expended not over the sum of $ 2700. 00 for the following kind of improvement: Type Width of traveled surface . Thickness _ Subbase 5inc1e Surfnne Treatment B. On the road commencing at . Waterhura Road ii136 Last on Pine Tyke Rona and leading to #29 and 30 , a distance of . 7 miles, there shall be expended not over the sum of $ 2300. 00 for the following kind of Improvement: Type Width of traveled surface Thickness Subbase _ Single ■;inrfnee Treatment P'. C. On the road commencing at _ ', and leading to _ , a distance of miles, there shall be expended not over the sum of $ for the following kind of improvement: Type Width of traveled surface Thickness _Subbase • . No moneys set aside for such permanent improvements shall be expended, nor shall any work be • undertaken on such improvements, until the County Superintendent approves the plans, specifications • and estimates for such construction. This agreement shall take effect whenit is approved by the Count y Superintendent of Highways. ,. Executed in duplicate this if day of iL. r.A.,pcy ' , 1Git/ • cfez - . ^. Supervisor •,_ . 91r ' . " stice of the Peace F�'r.I a.--.. . Justice of the Peace • _ �'�itf� Town Councilman i! ! . 4 ,Ii LLii-4 Town Councilman (Title) sr'� (Title) tilt , . � n J� Town Superintendent The foregoing Agreement is hereby approved this d y5;;\-:� h"i , 1d'..< . �' /' a ouicy Superintendent of Highways .1 I.1,. .\' ..':' : . ..( 3.r.t ter" . 0' _ l:., .. _l.r . . . •. . +, y.: .,(•.,r. ..it.-' r .U. .1. /i-. :'r.A.: ..• .•)• • • I • • COMPUTATION SHEET Thy total proposed expenditures should agree with total receipts, as follows: • RECEIPTS - Balance, Highway Fund, (Item 1) $ 34010. 49 _ f,. Town Highway Tax Levied $ 5 , 950.00 State Aid to be Received $ 2 , 900.00 Received from Other Sources $ 2,000.00 Total S 13,A60. 49 EXPENDITURES (As Agreed Upon) - General Repairs $ 8 ,860.00 Permanent Improvements $ 5 . 000,00 Total $ 13 ,860. 49 INSTRUCTIONS NOTE: This agreement should be signed in duplicate by a majority of the members of the Town Board and by the Town Superintendent. Both copies must be approved by the County Superintendent. One copy must be filed in the Town Clerk's office and one in the County Superintendent's office. Copies do not have to be filed in Albany. • • • • • CO W w w O u.l W N a w O 5 J I x N a w o W m W w = v O •� '0 ID y v - .1 N o o ra w • March b, 1961 Aregular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :Mr Bower, Supervisor,Mr Crumb, Justice of the Peace ;Mr Ellis and Mr Thoma:, Councilmen:Mr Strong, Superintendentof Highways , and. Alice B.Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of Fobruarylst meeting readand corrected by crossing out the line regarding Fire Warden pay. Acommunication read from Mr E.E.Towl.sonto Ray : .Ashbery regarding changing Route227 ,taking out curves and bypassing the Chane Wymer place. Motion that the Town Board approve the relocation of Route 227, as ind&cated on Map Nos H 55751,passing through the Chane 1 Wymerproperty, which was made by Mr Crumb and seconded by Mr Thomas ,which was voted and carried. i - The Town of Ulysses willmaintain that portion of Route 227 to be abandoned by said relocation, if necessary. The Town Clerkwas instructed to make seven copies, six to be sent to MrTowlson, and one to Er Ashbery. Bills Nos. I7 to 37 Lnclusivehweredkead. s :; Motion by MrEllis and seconded by Mr Thomas that bills b£. It audited as claimed . Meeting adjourned.,e ' aloe t Alice Ii.Conover ' Town Clerk • •A I . . k V•\ :•y i.l. ?i'�r`'`r \ • I 'r• �■ r• •" MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MELTING APRIL 5, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Mr. Crumb and Mr. Rice, Justices of the Peace; Mr. Ellis and Mr. Thomas, Council- men; Mr. Newman, Attorney; Mr. Stover, Accessor, and Alice B. Conover, Town Clerk. Minutes of March 8th, meeting read, corrected and approved as corrected. Mr. Donald Greet of the Ithaca Journal was present also Mr. Ashbery. Mr. Bower spoke regarding selling gravel to individuals. After some discussion, it was decided to discontinue selling to in- dividuals. The Town Clerk appointed Mrs. Pauline Kerns as her Deputy Town Clerk. It was mowed by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis that they • approve the appointment with the minimum wage $1 per hour or $8 per day. It was voted and carried, Mr. Ashbery wished to express his appriciation for the action taken on the relocation of Route 227. They have completed his and they expect to start work about June 1st. Mr. Ellis was appointed to see Mr. Mikula and the people living in the what used to be school house regarding the route going through their property. Bills Nos. 38-42 were read. It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice the bills Nos. 38-42-;, inclusive be audited as claimed. Carried. Upon motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm .. .q. rr. ,lta : :. q^� i' ' �` ,�.. a r .,.�. • 1 'Ji+; ['.••ai•.'.'�_:r" .G ld. ;'6 ." ' iv•• �L. �. `, . �✓ 4' • 1 • April 5, I96I S • A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held :. in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were : Mr Bower, Supervisor; Mr Crumb and Mr R • Rice, Justices of the Peace ; Mr Ellis and Mr Thomas,Councilmen Mr Newman ,Attorney; Mr Stover,Assessor,and Alice B.Conover • Town Clerk. Minutes of March 6th meeting read, corrected andapproved as corrected. Mr Donald Greet of the Ithaca Journal was present also Mr Ashbery. - Mr Bower spoke regarding selling gravel to individuals ; . After some discussion, it was decided to discontinue selling to • individuals The Town Clerck appointed Mrs Pauline Kerns as her ^° Deputy Town Clerk. • It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis • that they approved the appointment , with the minimum gage I per hour or $d per day. It was voted and carried. Mr Ashbery wished to express his appreciation for the action taken on the relocation of Route 227 . Theyhave completed his work and they expect to start work about June Ist. -Y. - Mr Ellis was appointed to see Mr Mikula and the people living in the what used to be the school htuse regarding the route going through their property. Bills I1os. 3®' to 42 were read. • It was moves by ME Crumb and seconded by Mr Rice the bills Nos 3d to 42, inclusive be audited as claimed. Carried. Meeting adjourned. 5/ Town Clerk. • • • MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING ►` MAY 3, 1961 A regular meeting of The Town Board of Ulysses was held in the • Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. • Members present were:' Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen; . Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; Mr. Newman, Attorney; N ^s. Murray and Stover,Accessors; and Alice B, Conover, Town • Mir ! ;-,as of meeting held April 5th were read and approved as read. At the Community Council Meeting held April 20th here in the Town orrice Building, Mr. Hamill suggested the Town Board have a repre- .;entative at the Council meeting. Mr. Bower appointed Mr. Rice to represent the Board at the meetings to the Youth Recreation Project. Robert Wolverton had spoken again regarding taking out the trees • on the New Post Office property and the Town Office Property. There was some discussion held and Mr. Newman gave the name of a man in Ithaca who did that work. • It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Rice that Mr. Ellis be appointed to see this party regarding the trees, also the stumps on the Patron's Insurance Comapanys property. It was carried. Mr. Bower read a resolution and presented a plan for Town Highway • Improvement Program. It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by • Mr. Rice, that the resolution and Plan be adopted. It was voted a and carridd. - Communications : A letter from Rockwell MFG. CO. Automatic Voting Machine Divison, regarding repairs, if any were needed on our Voting machines . Mr. Bower talked with the custodians and it was decided to have their service man check them over when he came this way and three rolls of paper for the machine was ordered. A letter from Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. stating settlement had been made on April 4, 1961 in the amount of $8.35, for John William Garrett, Jr. ' s accident of March 9, 1961. Bills Nos . 43-50 inclusive were read. It was moved by Mr. Ellis and seconded by Mr. Thomas that bills be audited as claimed. Upon Motion meeting was adjourned. • • Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover • Town Clerk t ABC/1m . .. . . • .. , .. . • • ,. .- . • . • '''• • - - a- , .• . . . • r 260 SI 4 . ". ,.. .........E. . 41444.,,, r•Ve ...;•• . •... "•::., ..4L.:,... — . 1.1t64W'!grirli•''''(`' - 'I-. ''.''• re :";: ':#'. 'Silt - • -:::-‘,., ;.'„, r".., ',:'..t:?: ..;;:''',;( ', n;• ",' ,;,,‘",-,...;;;:i. • ''," ,:•;::::,'.,..1 ',"" '.. '' '-: ;.; ''..t.;..i ;-,ft` .1, i "4•:.,:-.'!;-."-,41.....,' -;,:::,,,,. .‘, t2. ..: '..'.::.4'',..' in-:. . ..,; 7.,‘ ,::‘, H.-:',..14. 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It•zy k ....fi,i. L.-, • 4,,V: i:. ...i., V fr., fr. -nt ...k.,,,1,1.714,e ..+47., , ,,.,:;,,0' Ar..,14.614. i C411. ilti .. - .:":'' "..- ,", 71 Vt• 3/4\ • -':‘ - -1": ''. f -.4tIfirtifri<i.fi:PA, I . .: .5...i„'. . '' . '' „" ' .• ,ett"'S:,•AnStr.r,-.2t; . . .. ., i . I . Y t ..., • k i ' ,t ' ; 1 � V • ✓a RESOLUTION NO. 89 - CHAPTER 315 - LAWS OF 1960 (ERWIN ACT) BE IT RESOLVED, That this board hereby approves the plans for the improvement of town highways in the towns of Caroline, Danby, Dryden, Enfield, Groton, Lansing, Newfield and Ulysses, respectively, in com- pliance with Chapter 315 of the laws of 1960 which repeals Chapter 824 of the laws of 1950 (the Erwin Plan) and extended the period of this program to April 1, 1972 and transferred its provisions to the Highway Law, Article VIII-A. • STATE OF NEW YORK ) ) SS: COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) I, Gladys L. Buckingham, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins in the State of New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution is a true and exact copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Board of Supervisors of said County of Tompkins at a regular meeting of said Board held in accordance • with the rules of said Board on the 10th day of April 1961 and the same is a complete copy of the whole of such resolution. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the official seal of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, New York to be hereunto affixed this 12th day off 1961 A r_il/ Clerk, rd of Supervisors • Tompkins County, New York 1 May 3, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting se necessary business. Members present were : Mr Bower, Supervisor :Messrs Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace :Messrs Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen:Mr Strong, Superintendent of Highways :Mr Newman, y Attorney :Messrs Murray and Stover,Assessors :and Alice B.Conover Town Clerk. . Minutes of meeting held 'April' 5TR were read and approved as read. At the Community Council Meeting held April 20th hefe in the Town Office Building,Mr Hamillsuggested the Town Board have a representative at the Council meetings . Mr Bower appointed Mr Rice to represent the Board t the meetings to the Youth Recreation 6e41te-r. • Robert Wolverton had spo en gain regarding taking out the trees on the New Post Office property and the Town ac€'ice Building property. There Lwas some discussion held and Mr Newman gave the name of a man in Ithaca who did That work. It was moved by MrThomas and seconded by MrRice that Mr Ellis be appointed to sec this party regarding the trees, also the stumps on the Patron's Insurance Companys • property . It was carried. Mr Bower read a resolution and presented a plan for Town Highway Improvement Program. It was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded by Mr Rice, that the resolution and Plan he adopted. It was voted and carried. Communications : Aletter from Rockwell 14FG.00. , AutomaticVoting Machine: Division, regarding repairs , if r :. any were needed on our voting machines . ,Bower talked with the custodians and &tcwasdecided to 'hilve their Service man check them over when he came this way and three roll'of paper for the machines was ordered. A letter from MabchAnts Mutual Insurance Co. , stating , settlement had been made on April4 , 19k1 in the amount of 0. 35,for John WilliamGarrett, Jr., 's accident of March 9, 1961. Bills Nos . ,1;3 to 50 inclusive were read t wean-moved by Mr . Ellis and seconded byMr Thomas that bills be audited as claimed . Meeting ad jour /�ned. l4'7 ii0 Town Clerk. 414 jh 11'6e1 , Il: THI-I (Revised 160) • ' Date of Application Date Recd • APPLICATION FOR STATE AID TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) • Town of__ /*fl County of =sseki>M I. Assessed Valuation of Town (Outside incorporated Villages) $ 84040 2. State (Not County) Equalization Ratio 52 3. Actual Valuation (Divide Item x by Item 2) a 4. Total Miles of Town Highway (Outside incorporated Villages) 3$.71 Mi . • 5. Actual Valuation/mile of highway (Divide Item 3 by Item 4) $.-23548445-- 6. Tax/mile of highway at 40 mills (Item g x 0.04) $ 9A1415.36 ti; 7. Difference between $9000 and tax/mile ($9000 - Item 6) $ 8. . Divide Item 7 by 9000. Insert result as % Note: If under 25 use r25%; if over 75 use 75% 8s _o/o 9. Total Cost of Plan Projects Note: • Insert total of all projects from attached project sheets S _ 10. State •Aid Proposed for Plan (Item 9 x Item 8) $uo•g2C-00 II. Total Mileage included in Plan 4,50 Mi. •: 12. Number of Projects Included in Plan b Note: Attach detailed sheet for each project and assign town priority number thereto. LL 4 By State Supt. of Public Works Application Prepared By f SOD) •• - (Authorized Town Offiei 1) Approved , Disapproved Address 7.-i-44.Las-btar _.•.a by 6 Copies of Application Required as Follows: Attachments Required by Superintendent of Public Works: Town Highway Superintendent -I Town Board -I Town Board Resolution -I County ,Highway Superintendent -I Town Highway Map -I County Board of Supervisors Clerk -I Co. 8d. Supervisors Resolution -I Superintendent of Public Works -2 Project Sheet for Each Project -I (Signed by County Supt. ) Note: Superintendent of Public Works will notify all above of action taken and will return one copy of application to Town Board. 1'. , CLIFFORD A. BOWER Supervisor, Town of Ulysses •�. 3 q 'I'rumnneburg, N.Y. 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', -- Cur r y fi _ _ _ , 73' n,-ke. — Me Keel Roe 4 - - - /, 06 'rn-'-4 , L .W V _a4{. w \ r S a� r / /� / , y • / dD /Y14 , MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING JUNE 7, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held in the ICI Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Members present were: Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Messrs . Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace; Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; Mr. Newman, Attorney: Mr. Stevenson and Stover, Assessors; And Aliiee B. Conover, Town Clerk; Mr. Proskine, from the Zoning Board; Mr. Golder Attorney. Minutes of meeting May 3rd were read and corrected by changing the word center to project. A motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Crumb, that the Insurance • on the Town Building on Mekeel Road be increased from $3000.00 to $6000.00. Carried. A letter from the Department of Public Works, Albany, N.Y. advising the projects submitted for State Aid conformed with the requirements of the Town Highway Improvement Program, Article VIII*-A of High- way Law. There was some discussion on the proposed revisions of Town of Ulysses Zoning Ofdinance, but no action was taken at this time. Mr. Ellis reported that he had contacted the man in Ithaca regarding taking down the trees and stumps, and was to let him know, but he had not received any word from him and would call him again. Lawrence Hymes, Chairman of the Civic Committee of the Community Council, Sumitted a plan for landscaping the Town Office Building $property and reported that the community Council would contribute 180.00 toward the cost. A motion by Mr. Thomas, that the Town Board approve the plan for landscaping and accept with appreciation • the offer of the Community Council, and that the Town Boards app- roriate $100.00 to complete the total estimated cost of $280.00. It was seconded by Mr. Rice, voted and carried. A motion by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Ellis that the name of White School Road between Routes 89 and 96, be changed to the Agard Road. It was voted and carried. Motion by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Crumb, that they go ahead with the Road Signs . Mr. Bower stated that the County would go along with the town amd Mr; Strong would put up the signs. It was voted and carried. Motion that the Town of Ulysses agree with the Town of Covert, to continue maintance of that portion of the Townline Road,now known as Seneca Road, from the intersection of Bradley St. in the Village of Trumansburg, west to the line of Hector. MOtion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr Rice that we send a certified copy to the Village. Carried, 4 Mr. Bower spoke of the inconviene of cartload users if the Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks are abandoned in the areas of Interlaken, Romulus and Trumansburg. It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Rice that a resolution ba adopted and placed on the minutes . HENRY TIN HAGEN JOSEPH O. HICK ^ CHIMP ENGINEEN t.: DINECTOR O. • I.W. DAYTON DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER. STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OP PUPLIC WORKS • J. BURCH McMORRAN SUPERINTENDENT BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL PUBLIC WORKS ALBANY I. NEW YORK Msy 23, 1961 Miss Alice B. Conover Town Clerk, Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, N. Y. Re: Town of Ulysses County of Tompkins Dear Sir: We take pleasure in advising you that the projects submitted for State aid conform with the requirements of the Town Highway Improvement Programs Article VIII-A of the Highway Iaw. A copy of the approved application form is attached for town files. Listed below are the accepted projects with serial numbers assigned. These numbers will be used by this department and the Department of Audit and Control in making the necessary payments. Please refer to same in future correspondence and in accounting for these funds. D.P.W. *Estimated Serial No. Project Mileage Year State Aid 25277 CR 143, N & E 0.55 1962 $1,237.50 25278 CR 170 - CR 143 1.00 1963 2,250.00 25279 CR 149 - CL R. 3 0.75 1964 1,687.50 25280 CR 140-TR 17 0.85 1965 1,912.50 25281 CR 136 - SR 227 1.00 1966 2,250.00 25282 CR 141 - CR 140 0.35 1967 787.50 *Amounts may vary due to changes in valuations and mileages. Vac youre• co: Town HighuAy Supt. County Highway Supt. County Bd. Supvre. Clerk •. Heck District Office 'hector JOH:VS • • , - ' . I , THI-I (Revised 160) Date of Application Date Recd . APPLICATION FOR STATE AID TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM . (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) Town of Ulysses County of Tompkins • I. Assessed Valuation of Town (Outside incorporated Villages) $ 4.73 8.103.00 • 2. State (Not County) Equalization Ratio 52 t. 3. Actual Valuation (Divide Item I by Item a) $ 9.111.736.00 k. Total Miles of Town Highway (Outside incorporated Villages) 38.71 Mi . mk 5. Actual Valuation/mile of highway (Divide Item 3 by Item 4) $ 235,384.55 6. Tax/mile of highway at 40 mills (Item 5 x 0.04) $ 9,415.38 7. Difference between $9000 and tax/mile ($9000 - Item 6) $ . 1 . 8. . Divide Item 7 by 9000. Insert result as A 4. Note: If under 25 use .2596; if over 75 use 75% 25 0/0 F 9. Total Cost of Plan Projects • Note: Insert total of all projects from attached project sheets $ 110.500.00 10. State Aid Proposed for Plan (Item 9 x Item 8) 3 10,125.00 II. Total Mileage Included in Plan 4. 50 Mi. • 12. Number of Projects Included in Plan 6 - Note: Attach detailed sheet for each project and assign town prsority number thereto. ..��QQ QQ . By State Supt. of P �� Public Works Application Prepared 8y •+tot_ly/(SGO) (Authorised Town Official) Approved ae rev Address. 74-s---...,.o,. y ' 6 Copies of Application Required as Follows: Attachments Required by . Superintendent of Public Works: Town Highway Superintendent -I Town Board -I Town Board Resolution -I . County Highway Superintendent -I Town Highway Map -1 County Board of Supervisors Clerk -1 Co. 8d. Supervisors Resolution -1_. , Superintendent of Public Works -2 Project Sheet for hierojbci J..3 (Signed by Cou 'lypfup''t 4> i",,„.r, Note: Superintendent of Public Works will notify all above of a tion n n 1GG1 taken and will return one copy of application to Town Boa . 1,AM i. . , (2) 60 It was voted and carried. Bills Nos. 51-62 inclusive were read. It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Crumb that the bills be audited as claimed. Upon ,Moti.on meeting adjourned. • • Respecfully submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk s/ ABC:lm MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING 1 I JUNE 7, 1961 i At the regular meeting of the Town Board the following were appointed L( as inspectors of Election for the year 1961-62,beginning July 1,1961 District One: Patricia Van Liew Republican IIIMildred VanMarter Mabel Batty Democrat 1' tl Raymond Batty Disrict Two: Ruth B.iDdan Republican It Marguerite Smith Ann McBurney Democrat Ruth V. D. Roe Disrict Three: Mary Caroline Coleman Republican Ruth S. Moore • . Anna Bennett Democrat 4 Julia K. Rhode it T A motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried that Loren Marquart and Ralph Pierson be appointed Custodians of Voting Machines for 1961 . Motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried, that the following Polling Places be designated as follows : T District One- Town Office Building District Two - Ulysses Grange Hall, Jacksonville District Three - Trumansburg Fire House. . .. 1. • • July. 6th, I96I. . • Mr&Mrs Arthur .Agerd, ' - •• Truniansburgi N:Y, . .il • Dear Friends : . - ., • Thi.e .is to - certify that • at the 'meeting of . .•• the' Town' Board 'lest •night,that.-a • letter be sent •to you 'mating that ''at. the Juno .7th. Board' meotingiafter none .c' .—:':.• .:Cr i ' - discussion,Mr Thomas moved: that the h'ithbowhite Schicol: • Rcad*betwoen Routes- 69.'and 96,be' ehlonged. to Agard Road, ; . ' '.-It 'was seconded by Mr •Ellia,voted and carried. . /; uinoerely, r ' town ' Clerk. , , • . ., . • . • \ .� . . . w1 • • • ' I F June I9th,I96I. Mr C.W.Bakor,Vice President • CB Operations For Leigh. I43 Liberty St. , Ile York City,6, N.Y. Der Sir: At tho mooting of the Town Board of Ulysses hold in i, o Town Office Building June lixh,tho following resolution • was doptod Whereas, this I3Mard is informed that tho . Iehigh Valle Railroad proposes to abandon 37 miles of main line and 3.`%. miles of aide track in the area including Romulus :4 . Interlaken and Trumansburg and is making application to tYle Public Service Commission for this purpose.and, Whereas this proposal would sefiouslyaffect car load users in this area, Resolved, that the Town of Ulysses acting on bohalf of tho citizons,uaing tho railroad service, hereby record its opposition to the abandonment of the linos,and request that the Commission deny the application* Very truly yours, Alice B,Conover, • Town Clerk A . • • • • • - lir • • ® • • - June 19th,I961 Interstate Commerce Commission, Cor,Constitutioh -Ave .,&I2th St., Washington, D.C. Dear Sirs, At the meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses the following resolution was adopted Whereas tabs Board is informed that the Lehigh • Valley Railroad proposes to abandon 07 miles of main line and 3.31 miles of side track in the area including Romulus, Trumansburg and Interlaken,and/_is making application to the Public Service Commiosion&thia purpose, and . Whereas this proposal would seriously affect carr, load users in this area, • Rosolved, that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses acting on behalf of the citizens using the railroad . service,hereby records its opposition to the abandondment of the lines,and request that the Commission deny the application. Very truly yours, Town clehk. • • ., . dAkinx , 0 ,-/ 9 G / \ .il _ Y The fire District meeting of Ulysses, Covert, Hector and the i . 4) Village of Trumansburg was held at the Town Building, Elm St. , !';. Trumansburg, at 8 P. M. June 30, 1961. 'x V. L. Timerson was elected Secretary for the meeting by vote ' ' of the Hoards. Those present were; From 'U?'ysses• Supervisor Clifford Bower ; f, i ' I and Board Members James Rioe ; Larry Ellis and :hW. Thomas; from AW.. Hector: Supervisor Elmo Lameroux: and Board Members Dorothy' Morri: Charles Burr, Howard Mosher; and Town (Mark Margaret Smith; from , Covert: Supervisor Jack Wiggins ; Board. Members Harry Emmons, " Aubrey Smith, Ellsworth Weatherby,and George Hunt;from Trurnnnsbur• : 9.ayor E. J. Hamill and Treasurer D. W. Meseler ; Also present: Attorney.Arthur Golder representing Trumansburg and Attorney v :. Charles (Newman representing Ulysses. kr pt Arthur Golder presided at the meeting. ;;. Clifford Bower nnnounoed that the contract for b months would :d'" be presented..4!The, meeting was called to consider this contract. The contract was read by Attorney Golder. A discussion of r` • the contract followed. Moved by Supervisor Lameroux, seconded by Supervisor Bower �� ® and unanimously carried that a nlause be added as follows ( see r'. contract) and date of payment io to be March 1st of each. year. +�- Itt The contract was signed by the Town Boards and referred to cl the Village Board for signatures. 4 ; The meeting was adjourned . V.L. Timerson, Secretary ' I,N t.G.. - ).2�•a,,r.iw�i.l�7 ti(.�iYfD'.'+ ''' v J vA� 'ari4f �J. 1 - rt°1 e • tii rii to ..„ ,.. *0 ,..... , s , ,Titc..) ......0. i. c 1 ail - 'cr. : 432,-, it lK+ 0?' • , tit a;r••in1 qt ^1 , W,.., 1",., , tEl�. t. rh.4 r{' c' t,1,t7i+�j,:l': --,,,,01.;. ... II 1 + :,,,ti,I r1/4V4 S:•. t I : ` itj NOTICE OF PUBLIC BEARING . r ON FIRS PROTECTION CONTRACTS f r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Boards of the Towns of Ulysses, Tompkins County, Covert, Seneca County, and Hector, Schuyler County, New York, at the Ulysses I Town Office on Elm Street in Tramansburg, New York, on Friday, June 30, • 1861, at 8:00 P. M. • for the purpose of considering the making of three contracts, one for each of said towns, with the Fire Department of•the Village of Tru nanaburg, New York, for fire protection to be furnished • in said towns outside the Village of Trumansburg. V : The said contracts will be fora period from July 1, 1961 �' to December 81, 1961, and will in substance be a renewal of the existing contract which expires on June a0, 1961, upon the same terms and conditions. r l t .1( AU persona interested in the matter will be heard at the said .. flaring. . .. 2.1. Dated: June 20, 1961. • Alice B. Conover Clerk, Town of Ulysses • . . f . . aF , E Y, . r THI-2 (Revised '60) DATE RECD DPW SERIAL NO. (Do Not fill In) PROJECT STATEMENT TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) Portion to be Completed in Year 14 f.?- Town of aaa 'Road No. 1A1 County of ? "tr' From I Iiea& hl To Berth and past for distance of S' at1« 'Note: Use number designation as key to attached town highway may. Description of Project and Justification Present Road - .S5 mile long old gravel bass 10 Ft. vide, narrow • shoulders, culverts in poor condition, ditches poor. Brush and trees to be removed. Proposed Improvements Widen road bed to 16 Peet, /2a gravel has with 5 Pt. shoulders. Replace culverts, nenae pry ditching and gvel►Snago, grade bash elopse, remove • • brush and tress. itsstifioationn School bum route, mail route. .2 tame.,gnow rasaovnl. Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse side where practical. Project must meet standards specified In the Law. Justification Shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed • method of correction. • Total • Estimated Cost S 4y450.o0 Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile _ Total Cost of Project 4.9SO.00 PROJECT AP' ' • ."C' UPT. OF HIGHWAYS: r• / Signature i - - APPLICATION PREPARED BY Address( . . ! • TOWN SUPT. OF HIGHWAYS: • RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: 'Signature n��iu rn Signature • Address T7r...-. _ Address Date �� ,. /7 /y • . . THI-2 (Revised '60) DATE REC'D DPW SERIAL NO. (Do Not fill In) PROJECT STATEMENT TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway+ Law) Portion to be Completod In Year 19 63 Town of Ulysses • 'Road County of gienthe From, e...nyry Rosa # 170 To Costtir RIO # 14) 'Note: Use number designation as key to attached town highway map. Description of Project and Justification:, Prasent Roads 1.00 mile long eld dirt read 10 Ft. wide, narrow • shoulders, culverts In poor souditions, ditches poor, • brush and trees to removes • Proposed Improvement's Widen road bed to 16 Ft., 12 m gravel base with 5 Pt. shoulders. Replaos oulverta, neemPeefl ditChing and drainages grade back elopes, remove brut and trees. Jusfltloettons Gnats removal, Ssbaol bus routes 8 horses. Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse sido where practical. Project must meet standards specified in the Law. Justification Shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed method of correction. Total Estimated Cost i gonano^q Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile Total Cost of Proje 9000.00 • PROJECT APP'D. U �} :nfT. eF HIGHWAYS: Signature .#E1 APPLICATION PREPARED BY f�S4 a,� de TOWN SUPT. OF HIGHWAYS: Address ... . ,.. �., .� � / ir Signature RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: • Address 711.4� ,4-a„-4-14,14, 4ze Signature • //'`7 �� ` � C/ J Date —/�s! Address • L THI-2 (Revised 160) DATE REC'D DPW SERIAL NO. (Do Not fill Inl • PROJECT STATEMENT TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) Portion to bo Completed in Year 19 !. ', Town of Olyaaaa 'Road Ho._,I County of T...,pktas FromAgu tt Road # 149 • To County Line Road # 3 • • 'Note: Use number designation as key to attached town highway mat. Description of Project and Justification:. • • • Prsssat Roads .75 wile long old gravel base 10 Pt. ride, narrow • shoulders, culverts in poor condition, ditehes poor, brush and trees to rsmove. • Proposed Lap tilt Yb. shoulldders. Rsplaee culverts, gravel bass • ditching and drainage, grade bask slopes, remove end trees. Justification: School bus route, nil route, snow removal, 2 tarns. • Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse side where practical . Project must meet standards specified in the Law. Justification Shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed method of correction. Total Estimated Cost i e 7go G0 Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile Total Cost of Pro ect 6.750•0 • PROJECT AP' '0 • �T. OF HIGHWAYS: Signature ���%' > APPLICATION PREPARED 9Y //��/' � 1 TOWN6:4-2-lit UPT. OF HIGHWAYS: Addresti a. • S �-, �'. d RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: Signature Address Signature Address Data o,2_J /7 /9 G/ ... "+� .. .. - .. i . ... . ' >�.• Vii. ... • THI-2 (Revised '60) DATE RECD DPW SERIAL NO. (Do Not fill In) •' PROJECT STATEMENT t. TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Higntay Law) .. • Portion to be Completed In Year 19 or Town of Maass .: 'Road No., 16 _ County of TCWP*LAs From nomntj Finals # 14.0 • To 'tows !load # 17 ' 'Note: 'Use number designation as key to attached town highumy mat. . Description of Project and Justification:, reftient Ru : 065 m+N s 16.14 moa 67.17.11 rww btu 10 Rte_ aide- w�nev . • shoulders, ditabee poor, culverts in poor conditions, trees and brush to remove. Proposed !Scotsmen**, Widen road bed to 16 Feet, t2' gravel base with 5 Ft. shoulders, Replies culverts, useeeeary intoning and drainage, grads bask elopes. remove trees . and brush. _'r • Justifications Snow removal, Sahel bus routes Mdei1 route. 8 faros. ,' Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders . of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of • roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse side where practical. Project must meet standards specified in the Law. Justification shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed • method of correction. Total Estimated Cost i 71650.00 Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile w 4. a -a Total Cost of Promot 'a°w."'"` • PROJECT APP'0. :Y . 0 T. OF HIGHWAYS: Signature . . 1'. eeC'_ - 7i -�� ----- APPLICATION PREPARED BY i TOWyAUPT�F H I OH AY3: Address . ' . . ��. / ��jj ._. . • RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: Signature +• : �-- Address . . .. --0, . . -,..- 4" Signature_... — *122Z/q Date nf�//.,, `—G�/ Address____ . •• THI-2 (Revised '60) • DATE RECD • DPW SERIAL NO. (Do Not fill Inl PROJECT STATEMENT • TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) • Portion to bo Completed In Year 19 11 Town of U17iee' • 'Road No._401„_„#_41,14___ County ofrjns • • From Oit���-asst 1,3k To pip N.Wks 887 'Note: Use number designation as key to attached town highway may. Description of Project and Justification:, • Present Roads 1.00 ails long old gravel base 10 Pt. wide, narrow . shoulders, poor Culverts, poor ditches, trek and brush to remove. Proposed Improvement's Widen road lied to 16 FS., l2" gravel base with 5 Pt, shoulders. napless culverts, necessary • ditsbisg and drainage, remove trees and brush, grads beClt slopes. • Justifieationt school buy routs, may removal, P. tames. • Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be' provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse side where practical . Project must meet standards specified in the Law. Justification Shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed method of correction. Total Estimated Cost 9400 400 Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile • _ Total Cost of Project Q,annsnd _ PROJECT A" '0 • tb • % OF HIGHWAYS: Signature j� - 1 2 r �• i APPLICATION PREPARED BY Address „L. , _ TOWN PT. OF HIGHWAYS: �A �,�' "aj��/d _� , Signature -%i . RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: Signature Address Date 1 ; G J Address THI-2 (Revised 060) . DATE REC'0 DPW SERIAL NO.,_,. (Do Not fill In) PROJECT STATEMENT TOWN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (Pursuant to Art. 8-A Highway Law) . • Portion to bo Completed In Year 19 47 Town of 01II'aaas 'Road Ho. 16 County of___Tamtille From-anal/7 Bas 4 141 , • To Couatis-A,,. o T 'Note: Use number designation as hey to attached town highway map. . • Description of Project and Justification:: • Present Road* ,35 mile long, old gravel base 10 Ft. Wide. °averts 'Poor* narrow shoulders* ditohsa poor. Druth and trees to remove* . • . Proposed Terprovessentss . Widen road bed to 16 Peet. It gravel bass, with 5 Pt. shoulders* Replace culverts* nsessaary ditching and drainage, grade bath elapse* remove brush . and trees. . Y • ilsntitioatians Fairly heavy traffic, Sahoel bas Routes gnaw s'.val. Note: Give length of project, width and depth of roadbed, width of shoulders • of present road; describe proposed improvement,- width and depth of • roadbed, width of shoulders, ditch and other drainage to be provided, amount of brush to be cleared and slopes to be regraded. Typical sections should be attached or shown on reverse side where practical. Project must meet standards specified in the Law. Justification Shall enumerate this compliance, citing present deficiencies and the proposed method of correction. , • Total Estimated Cost ; 1x15040 Deduct Any Cost Exceeding $9,000/mile Total Cost of Project . 3.1504w PROJECT APP'0. 8Y f0. WT. OF HIGHWAYS: Signature I : - r 2 - . :. : ' ' . APPLICATION PREPARED BY . 1 �.1 TOWN SUPT. OF HIGHW YS: Address . 7 ��� i • RECOMMENDED BY DISTRICT ENGINEER: Signature 477(4 ' Address ' - .. ,_ - . . .. ., - Signature Date ' Address ,, •` .' °.Y ..)•: . . _ . . . ° 1 . .•i . . ._. y- tq . .. • July 5, 196I. _3 !96! A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were : Mr Bower, Supr. ; Messr4Crumb and • Rice, Justices of the Peace;Ellia and Thomas, Councilmen; Mr . Strong, Supt.of Highways;Mr Stover,Assessor;Mr Newman,Attorncy . and Alice B.Comover,Town Clerk. Minutes of the meeting held June 7th were read and corrections were made oithe words omitted, and were approved as corrected. There Ire seven gentlemen present from the vitinitybf Messrs3raham, Lueder and Vann's cottages,who spoke regarding . their oad as not being in good shape, and wanted some action taken,to make it more cnnvenient,by making a loop, so they could get in and out more easily summer and winter. . . After some discussion,Mr Bower appointed Messrs .'• Crumb and Strong to meet with these people Monday evening July IOth,and asked Nr Newman to report on the requirements • for building a road. Y•. A letter from the Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, D.C. ,referring to our letter of June 19th, I96I ' opposing the application of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. , to abandon a portion of its Ithaca Branch between Ithaca and Fayette,N.Y. They stated that to date (June27th-I96I) no . protests to the application had been received. Mr Bower stated that the County had sent in a long list and that\the Town Board would join with the County in the protest . A card from Lawrence Hymen was reagannouncing the Fir:mens Parade Ftiday night and invited the members of the Town .Board to join in the paradef£rom town to the Fair Grounds . Mr Crumb stated that a new man by the name of Rote has taken over the picking of the dump on Saturdays and Sundays . Mr Bower instructed the Clerk to write to Mr and • Mrs Arthur Agard, certifing that at the Town Board meeting held June 7th, it was voted and carried that the name of White School Road,between Routes 59and96,had been changed to the Agard Road. There wqs some discussion regarding the Ulysses- • Itaca Townline Road and Sheffield Roa l)x • It was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded' 1^" Crumb that the Sa4 • Resolution vJ'1 �°�� `�i id r�Le of �� ,CQoA! p-rc w-v�,�ciH c� go t� C- %Gsh Caw���` Motion by Mr Ellis and seconded by,Mr Rice,that Bills Nos .63 to 72 inclusive,be audited as claimed. Meeting adjourned. Town Clerk. w' . . . July 5th, I961 A special meeting of the Assessors, Supervisor and Town Clerk was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of revising the Trial Jury List , Members present were Mr Bower, Supervisor: Messers, Stevenson, Stover and Murray,Assessors : and Alice B.Comover,Clerk. The Tria!l1/J�urye i List for I961 was compiled. • Town Clerk • MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING JULY 5, 1961 1. A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Messrs . Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace; Messrs . Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; Mr. Stover, Accessor; Mr. Newman Attorney and Alice B. Conover, Town Clerk. Minutes of the meeting held June 7th were read and corrections were made of the words omitted, and were approved as corrected. There were seven gentlemen present from the vicinity of Messrs . Graham, Lueder and Vann's cottages, who spoke regarding their road as not being in good shape, and wanted some action taken, to make if more convenient by making a loop, so they could get in and out more easily summer and winter. After some discussion, Mr. Bower appointed Mr. Crumb and Strong to meet with these people Monday evening July 10th, and asked if Mr. Newman to report on the requirements for building a road. A letter from the Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, D.C. , referring to our letter of June 19th, opposing the application of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. , to abandon a portion of its Ithaca Branch between Ithaca and Fayette, N.Y. They stated that to date (JUne 27th) no protests to the application had been recieved. Mr. Bower stated that the County had sent in a long list and the Town Board would join with the County in the protest. A card from Lawrence Hymes was read announcing the Firemens Parade Fria day night and invited the members of the Town Bpard to join in the parade from town to the fairgrounds. Mr. Crumb stated that a new man by the name of Rote has taken over the a• picking of the dump on Saturdays and Sundays . Mr. Bower instructed the Clerk to write to Mr. and Mr- . Arthur Agard, certifying that at the Town Board meeting held June 7th, it was voted and carried that the name of White School Road, between Routes 96 and 89, had been changed to the Agard Road. ;• There was some discussion regarding the Ulysses-Ithaca Townline Road and Sheffield Road. It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Crumb that the said Resolution approving Town of Ithaca's request for reduced speed on Town Line Road,be adopted. Voted and carried. Motion by Mr. Ellis and seconded by Mr. Rice,that Bills Nos . 63-72 inclusive, be audited as claimed. Upon motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, a/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:7m August 2, 1961 Art a?, /9 / r. A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses . q was held in the Town Office Building, for the purpose of 7Lrarn: necessary business. 6oWer Members present were;Mr Tlenr, Supr. , MessriCrumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace :Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen:Mr Strong, Supt. , • of Highways :and Alice B.Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of Meetings held June3oth,Fire Distric^t: July 5th. Special meeting for renewing Trial Jury Listin the morning and the Town board meeting in the evening were read and allappnoved as read. Mr.Graham,M4ueder and another gentlemen were here in reference to the improvement of their road. Nr Singing and Mr Crumb1-eger4ed that one main bridge and some large culverts would have to be macie .ifr Newman,Attorney,who was tcfeport on the • • requirements,was unableto attend the meeting tonight, and the • gentlemen were invited to attend the meeting September Oth, when a decision would be made . A card from the Penn.Construction Co.Marietta,Pa regarding Folding Canvas Voting Booths,Metal Ballott Boxes and Portable Guard Rails was read , also a1S McKinneys Pocket Part e e Lawsreceived,but had not been ordered ,and was returned to the ca Company, A letter to Mr Bower from Dryden was read. . (- Bills Nos „74 to SI inclusive were read Motion by MrEllis and seconded by Mr.Thomas that pills Nos. ,73 to 81 ,inclusive, be audited as cladimed.Carried. Meeting adjourned. GI g Qt-r74.4144/ Town Clerk. MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING 7. AUGUST 2, 1961 • A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in-- �7 the Town Office Building, for the purpose of transacting necessay busi4 ness. Members present were : Mr. Bower,Supervioor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice, • Justices of the Peace;Messrs. Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of meeting held June 30th,Fire District; July 5th. Spedial meet- ;,` ing for renewing Trial Jury List in the morning and the Town Board meeting in the evening were read and approved as read. Mr. Graham, Mr. Lueder and another gentleman were here in reference to the improvement of the @r road. Mr. Strong and Mr. Crumb reported that one main bridge and some large culverts would have to be made. Mr. Newman,Attorney,who was to report on the requirements,was -unable to attend the meeting tonbght, and the gentlemen were invited to attend the meeting September 6th,when a decision would be made. • A card from the Penn. Construction Co. Marietta,Pa. regarding Folding • Canvas Voting Booths, Metal Ballot Boxes and Portable Guard Rails was read, also a 1961 McKinneys Pocket Part of Laws. received, but had not ordered, and was returned to`:the company. A letter to Mr. Bower from Dryden was read. Bills Nos. 74-81 inclusive were read. Motion by Mr. Ellis and seconded • by Mr. Thomas that bills Nos . 74-81,inclusive, be audited as claimed. Voted and carried. Upon Motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk • ABC:lm • • • MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING SEPTEMBER 6, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessay business . • Members present were: Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace; Messers . Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr. Strong Superintendent of Highways; and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. Mr. Lueder,Mr. Cole and another gentleman were present regarding the improvement of their cottages. Minutes of the meeting held August 2nd were read and approved as read. A letter from the Board of Education, stating that at the Annual School meeting held July Mr. Donald Gaige of Alpine R.D.1 was reelected for the Board of Education for a 5 year term. Thune Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. ,RE: Policy CL151215 stating their company is presently insuring your public liability exposures under our above policy which expires on Oct. 18,1961. The following accidents had been reported to them. March 26,1960,Bodily Injury Closed, March 293 '60 Bodily Injury Closed and April 15, 160 Bodily Injury,Closed. A letter from the State Traffic Commission to John E. Miller regarding - the requests by Mr. Miller and the Town Board of Ithaca,Dryden,- and Ulysses for speed restrictions on Sapsucker Woods Road, Ithaca- Ulysses Townline Road and Pleasant Grove Road, an investigation of conditions on each of these roads has been initiated. We will advise you of our findings when the field review has been completed. A letter from D.W. Missler,Village Clerk,advising that pursuant to • paragraph six of the agreement recently entered into between your- selves on behalf of the Fire Protection District of the Towns of Ulysses,Covert,Hector and the Village of Trumansburg, the Village Board of Trustees, acting for the Village of Trumansburg,elects to terminate the present Fire Protection Contract on Dec . 31,1961. As was indicated at the joint meeting June 30,1961. The Village feels that increased operating cost and foreseeable equipment expenditures necessitate an adjustment in the annual charge to each Town for Fire Protection. At this time an increase of twenty' (20%) per cent of the annual amounts previously paid is contemplated. The Village officers will be pleased to meet with representatives of the Board at any time to discuss this matter prior to December 31st termination of the present contract. After some discussion a motion was fade by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Thomas that the Town Clerk write the Village Board, asking them to set a date which would be convenient to them for a meeting to renew the contract. Mr. Bower said Mr. Newman was unable to attend our meeting tonight as he was entering the hospital Sept. 7th, for surgery on his back. • (2) • Mr. Lueder spoke regarding their road that the other cottage owners it would do the work of putting the culvert and would spread the gravel if the Town would draw and dump it. Mr. Strong spoke of combining the three districts for the Registration Days, having the central Registration point the Town Office Building. It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Crumb,the Clerk was to ' notify each District and the Inspeetors.and commissioner of Election.' Motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Thomas that Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways, be authorized to attend the Superintedent of highways meeting in Albany,September 13-14 and 15th. It was voted and carried. The foot bridge on Gregg Street was brought up, but no action was taken. They thought, it was up to the Village and not the Town Board. Bills Mos. 82-93,inclusive were read. It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Ellis that the bills be audited as claimed. Motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Thomas that the meeting be adjourned. Carried. • Respectfully Submitted, 5/ Alice B. Conover • Town Clerk ABC:]m • • Pi • • • • 1* •� Sept.,II,I96I • Mr D.W.Messler, . Village Clerk, .- Dear Sir: Your letter received - reguding the Fire District Contracts . It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Thomas, voted and carried ,that when convenient with your,,Poard they would . would. be glad td, moot with you regarding renewing another contract . VeryAtruly yours, Alice D.Conover Town Clerk. AI • ti&tqe Trumansburg ,11411 :;;; NEW TORE `_'; bk.'‘,.. ;L Two Miles To • ft - Taughannock Falls '• a !l^' 215 Feet High Office Of The Mayor '• J August 18, 1961 Town Board of Ulysses c/o Supervisor Clifford Bower Trumansburg, New York Gentlemen: This is to advise you that, pursuant to paragraph sixth of the Agreement recently entered into between yourselves on behalf of the Fire Protection District of the Towns of Ulysses, Covert, Hector and the Village of Trumansburg, the.Village Board of Trustees, n acting for the Village, elects to terminate the present Fire Protection • Contract on December 31, 1961. As was indicated at the joint meeting of June 30, 1961, the Village feels that increased operating costs and foreseeable equip- ment expenditures necessitate an adjustment in the annual charge to each Town for fire protection. At this time an increase of twenty (20%) per cent of the annual amounts previously paid is contemplated. Village Officers will be pleased to meet with representatives of your Board at any time in order to discuss this matter prior to the December 31, 1961 termination of the present contract. Very truly yours, D.W. Messier, Village.Clerk 1- . . . . , ` `,• Sept . , 6, I96i �'1 i A regular meeting of the 2row4Board of the •own of Qhysses was , Held in the Town Office building -Vox, the purpose of 7 nsacting necessary business. lit,' Members present were :Mr Bower, Supr. ,MessrsCrumb and Rice, /I" C3uatiaasu:of the Peace :Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen: Mr Strong, Supl.of Highways :and Alice B.Comover,Town Clerk. MLA Lueder,Mr Cale and another gentlemen were present regarding the improvement of their rodd leading to their cottages . • Minutes of the meeting held Aug.2 were read and approved as read. • A letter from the Board of Education, stating that at the Annual School meeting heldJulyl2, IMr DonaldGai a of AlpineR.D.I , • was reelected fo:�the Board of Edification for a .year term. The Merchants MutualInsuranceOo.,RE:PolicyCL151215 stating their Costs presently insurinr* public liabilitytexposures ch under our above policy whi expires or�Oct, 18, I9 I. The followingaccidentshad been reported to them.March 26, 1960 Bodily Injury Cloeed,March 49, '6oBodily Injury Closeaand Apri15, ' t0.Bodilyinjurt closed. Aletter from the State Traffic Commission to JohnE.Mlller regarding the requests by Mr Miller and the Town Boardsof Ithaca, Dryden and Ulysses for speed restrictions oNSapsucker WoodsRoad,Ithaca-UlyssesTownlineRoad andPleasant Grove Road ,An investigation of codditionson each of these roads has been initiated. We willadvise you of our findings when the field review has been completed. A letter from D.W.Messler,Village Clerk, advisingthat pursuant to paragraphsixth of the ngrementrecentlyenteredinto betweenyourselves on behalf of the Fire ProjectionDistrict of the Towns ofUlysses,Covert,Hector andthe Village of Trumansburg, the Village Board of Trustees,acting for the Village,elects to terminate the present Fire Protection Contract onDeC•31, I961 As was indicated at the joint meeting June. 30,61I •> the Village feels that increased operating costsand foreseeable equipment expendituresnecessitate an adjustment inthe annual charge to each Town for Fire Protection.at this time an increase of EQenty (20 )% per centof the annual amountspreviously paid is onntemplated.The VillagesOffieers will be pleased tomeet with representatives of the Board at any time to discussthis matter priorto Dec.31st termination og the present contract Agter some discussion a motion was made bgMr Rice and seconded by Mr Thomas that the Town Clerk write the Village Board, asking them to set a date which would be convenient to them for 4neetimg to renew the Contract 4! a ne•fe —Mr' Bower said Mr Newman Was unable to atten4 our meetinor �� tonight ns he was entering S +arse HospitalSeptlg,for surgery Ir on his back. Mr Lueder spoke regarding their roadthat theother cottage ownerswould do the work of puttingthe cu*efl and would spread the gravel if the Town /v.444 cbta,cv a,ucQ 4441424 Mr Strong spoke of repairing the Mekeel iio insteadof the Stover Road. Mr Bower spoke of combining the three Districts for the Registration Daye,having ono Republican and one Domocratfrom each District ,having the centralRegistration point the Town I. Office Buildinglt was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr - The Clerk wad, to notify each District and the Inspectors.and , Commissioners o ec 'L Strong Motion by Mr Crumb and seconded by Mr Thomasthat Mr _.._ ... 130 • Superintendent of Highways* authorizedto attend the Superintektaeb of Hi Highways meeting im AlbanySeptember13-I!} and15. It was votes I � and carried. The foot bridge on GreggStreet was brought up ,but no action wastaken.They Thought9. It was up to the Village and not the Town Board . • Bills Nos82to 93inclusive were read. It was moved by Mr Crumb and seconded by MrEllis that, the billsebe audited as claimed, Motion by Mr Crumb and seconded by MrThomaa that the meeting be adjourned.Carried. • • Alice B.Conover, - Town Clerk, • • ' Y • .October 3, I96i. • A regular meeting of the Town hoard of the Town of Ulysses was hold it the Town Office Buildtn• . or the 7urros:: of wektnr he Preliminary Budget and to transact necessary business . Members present were : Mr Bower,Supervisor : Messrs Crumb and Rice, Justices of Peace :Messrs Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen : Mr Strong , Superintendent of Highways, and Alice B.Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of meeting held Sept . , 6th were read andcorrection made regarding Mr Se$mgntaing inthe Hospital . and approved ascorrected . A letter to Mr Bower was read from the Bureau of Municipal Public Works regarding the Highway projects to be improved under the Town Highway Improvement program for I96c, A computation of the various factors provided in the law results in State aid amounting to25%. The shared costs for each of the approved projects are as shown below. D.P.W Serial No.25278, Prtject, C. R.170-C.R. 143,Mileage I.0 State Aid$2250.00,Towns Share//6, 750.00,which this amount be shownin the local budget for 1962 Underltem I-A. The motion made at the Sept ,6th meetingto combine the three districts for the Registration Days ,having one Republican and hY one Democrat from each district,having the central Registration point the Town Office Building ,and moved by Mr Rice and seconded byMrCrumb. When the Clerkinformed the Inspectors of this change ,there was very • much Disfaction, os they did not thinkthis move would workes the people would be confused and the Jacksonville people would be unable tocome , notion by Mr Ellis and seconded by Mr Rice that the resolutio n Sept.4th meetin g to combine the polling places for Registration Days at one single point in Ulysses Town Office Building be recinded . It was voted and carried. Mr Bower spoke of aresolution regarding the D Intermixture of Channel 12 W N BI-T V at Binghamton, N.Y. After some disussion it was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded byMr Rice that the Town Board of Ulysses .: oppose the Resolution regarding Channel I2 WNBT-TV at Binghamton.It was voted end carried. Resolution byMr Thomas and seconded by Mr Ellis,voted and carried,Whereas,we feel the need for supervised Youth Recreation is highly desirable and of great benefit to our children,now thereforebe it Resolved that CliffordE.Bower, Supervisor of the Town of Ulysses,be and is hereby directed and authorized to apply to the New York State Youth Commission for approvalof arecreation project for the • Year1962 The estimates of the Town Officers were presented and the PreliminaryBudget was compiled and adopted' The following resolution was offered byMr Rice and seconded by Mr Crumb,voted add carriedunanimously :- Resolved,That the Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of tlAs Town for the fiscal year,beginning on on the Ist day of January, 1962, the itemized statementof estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it • FurtherResolved, That such Preliminary Budget shall be filed • in the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for the ingection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours and be it Further Resolved,That this Board shall meet at SP.M.on the Ist day of November, 1961, for the purpose of holding apublic herring upon such Preliminary Budget . Further Resolved;-That the Town Clerk give notice of such hearing in the manner provided in Sectionll3 of the Town Law, andLt341*T such notice be published in substantially the following form:- ' Notice is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Ulysses for the fiscal year,beginning Jaknuarylppst, I962,has been oTrtinansburg,Noweiork,wnerefiteisfavailable farrinsspectionmbytanyt' persons at all reasonable hours, • Further Notice is pdv n • giveni &hat the Town Board of Ulysses will meet and review said Preliminary Budget end hold a public nearing . thereon at the Town Clerkds office at iiP.M.On the 1st day of Wovember I96I, and Ohat at such hearing any person may be heard in favor of or p� against the Preliminary Budget as compilod,or for or against any item f� or items therein contained. Pursuant to Section 113 of the Town Law,the proposed salaries of the Town Officers are hereby specified as follows :- Supervisor 0400.00 Town Clerk 2500.00 Justices of Peace (2) 2400.00 Town Councilmen (2) I200.00 Supt. of Highways 4800.00 By order of the Town Board of Ulysses. ( Qp� 1 £ Clerk. Dated October 3Rd, 196i. • Motion byMr Crumb and seconded by MrRice,voted and carried that Bills Nos,94 to 107,inclusive ,be audited as claimed Motion by Mr Crumb and seconded by Mr Thomas meeting adjourned, agicG b ue-k/ • Town Clerk 1 • 1 MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 3, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town'of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of making the Preliminary Budget and to transact necassary business . Members present were : Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Messrs . Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace; Messrs . Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Strong, Superintendent of Highways; and Alice B. Cpnover,Town Clerk. Minutes of meeting held Sept. 6th were read and correction made regara- ing Mr. Newman being in the hopital and approved as corrected. A letter to Mr. Bower was read from the Bureau of Municipal Public Works regarding the Highway projects to be improved under the Town Highway Improvement program for 1962, a computation of the various factors provided in the law results in State Aid amounting to 25%. The shared costs for each of the approved projects are as shown below. D.P.W. Serial No. 25278, Project, C. R. 170-C.R. 143, Mileage 1.0 State Aid $2250.00, Towns Share #6, $750.00, which this amount be shown in the local budget for 1962 under Item 1-A . The motion made at the Sept. 6th meeting to combine the three districts for the Registration Days, having one Republican and one Democrat from each district, having the central Registration point the Town Office Building, and moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Crumb. When the Clerk informed the Inspectors of this change,there was very much Dis- satifaction, as they did not think this move would work as the people would be confused and the Jacksonville people would work he unable to come . Motion by Mr. Ellis and seconded by Mr. Rice that the resolution on Sept. 6th meeting to combine the polling places for Registration days at one single point in Ulysses Town Office Building be recinded. It was voted and carried. Mr. Bower spoke of a resolution regarding the D Intermixture of Channel 12 WNBV-TV at Binghamton,N.Y. After some discussion it was moved by - Mr. Thomas and sedonded by Mr. Rice that the Town Board of Ulysses opp? ose the resolution regarding Channel 322 WNBT-TV at Binghamton. It was voted and carried. Resolution by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis, voted and carried, WHEREAS, we feel the need for supervised Youth Recreation is highly desirable and of great benefit to our children, now therefore it be RESLOBED, that Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor of the Town od" tiaysses, be and is hereby directed and authorized to apply to the New York State Youth Commission for approval of a recreation project for the Year 1962. The estimates of the Town Officers were presented and the Preliminary Budget was compiled and adopted. The following resolution was offered by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Crumb,voted and carried unanimously: RESOLVED, that the Town Board does herby prepare and approve as the. Preliminary Budget of this town for the fiscal year, beginning on 4 • the first day of January,1962, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expeditures herto attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it further, t '•�, .. (2) FURTHER RESLOVED, that such Preliminary Budget shall' be,:flled in 7 the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be availle for the inspection of any interested persons at all reasonable hours,and be it, FURTHER RESLOVED, that this Board shall meet at 8 p.m. on the 1st day of November,1961, for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget. FURTHER RESLOVED, that the Town Clerk give notice of such hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published in substantially the following form: Notice is hereby givin that the Prelimianary Budget of the Town of Ulysses for the fiscal year,beginning January 1, 1962, has been - compiled and filed in the office of the Town Clerk at 10 Elm St. Trumansburg,New York, where it is available for inspection by any persons at reasonable hours . Further Notice is hereby givin that the Town Board of Ulysses will meet and review said Preliminary Budget and hold a public hearing theron at the Town Clerk' s Office at 8 p.m. the 1st day of November. , 1961, and that at such hearing any person may be heard in favor of or against the Preliminary Budget as compiled, or for or against any item or items therein contained. Pursuant to Section 113 of the Town Law, the proposed salaries of the Town Officers are hereby specified as follows :- - SupervisorY-----_ .----$3400.00 Town Clerk 2500.00 Justices of Peace S2 - _-- 2600.00 Town Councilmen --€2) - 1200.00 Supt. of Highways 4800.00 By order of the Town Board of Ulysses. s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk Dated October 3rd,1961 Motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice,voted and carried that Bills Nos . 94 to 107, inclusive, be audited as claimed. Motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Thomas meeting adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm Tf n�Ip 'G 6 �r . . 282 /SI '14 " • .• 4%, I ; • .1.i.fltwecilcitr,t.,: 1.triap-:ty_f-.4t,wrfr.).;t:w. tn.m, apectit4 2 . • ' tresionim • °t. 4. • FUTo ttoiNdtkiew.• . • 4• secroof, kat, 4 tit 1:T-- :ARM .44 d•41.f. . - --• ,' t ; ,M15 th Athint,ga r a • „ • • •a The f• lit/ •, . -qbefr • •444••P edo• Item,•• Asia•ii:411.ren ti"7-1P Nes,:tynt.;„ tAtfr;p • • him t: • • k: 1-6,4 rrAltt"%rr“. , • - , tv;. C-Ift p .aatkiW• Sr • A ithrattrta , .Exizzac/..zyt 2,..‘ ar.ftrixtur..7,1*,iti ".4•11r.- 4r; ton Yir ?ato4a4 4.410rg,114- CI,.Weise Pr. tr.4,4‘AT PO4%ct 7.5"11544:::•:• 1r.p. 41r..1"'1..174t;PsAid,41 • •• • • • • . . . . • _ . '• • e r • • • ■ • •4 . , .'..:e!• • E.W. DAYTON $ ji JOSEPH O. HECK DoUTY CHI[!ER.INQR 1I1 ! I i 1 - .A... , LI, 1 OIRICTOII • •1•04.-1 , STATE OP NEW YORK ' •- / • . DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS •, . J. BURCH MOMORRAN . • SUP BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL; PUBLIC;WORKS . ALEANY 1. NEW YORK . • - ' Soptenber, 21, 1961 • ltr..Clifford S. Boor Supervisor, Town of U1 sses R., D. 1 • Truwansburg, 11. Y. . Its: Tom— of •• County of Taaepld . .. • 'Dear Sir:, Thal: you for the details furnished on our Form THI-5 in connection with ' the highway projects to be improved under the Town Highway Improvement Program for tlw 74,°,' '1962 A coSputation of the various factors provided in the law results in State ® aid amounting to 25 S. , • ' The shared costs for each of the approved projects are as shown below: •Towels 21278 ca. 170 - Ca. 1h3. 1,0 $2,250.00 $6,750.00 *It is irportant that this amount be shown in the looal budget for 1962 mitt. lima late. .. ' .• •• • ` • Very truly yours. oat Town Clerbc, .-" '' • ', , Town' Sighgl Supt. . • County Highway Supt.' J. 0. leak',. District office Director ` ' .14 1 / MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING t NOVEMBER 1, 1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held ' en in the Town Office Building for■ the purpose of holding a public /1/0 , hearing on the budget and to transact necessary business. Members present were : Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice 1 / Justices of the Peace; Mr. Thomas,Councilman; Mr. Strong,Superinten- dent of Highways; and Mr. Newman,Attorney. Minutes of the, meeting held October 3rd,were read and approved as read. 1' Notice of the date and change of the Lehigh Valley Railroad hearing was received. A letter from the Dog Licensing Bureau was read regarding the app- : ointment of a Dog Enumerator. It was moved by Mr. Rice and carried that Mrs. Patricia Van Liew was appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1962,duties to be carried on' during the month of December 1961. , It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice,that the Item III in the Annual Budget for 1962. Resolution by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Rice,voted and carried unanimously: WHEREAS,this Board has met at the time specified in the notice of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon; now therefore be it, RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby adopts such Preliminary Budget,as amended as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the 1st of January 1962, and that such Budgets so adopted be entered in detail in minutes of the proceedings of •• this Town Board, and be it further, RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town,shall prepare and certify : _•in duplicate,copies of said Annual Budget as adopted by the Town Board and deliver on copy therof, to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County, It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr.Thomas,and carried that a Public Hearing on proposed changes in the Zoning Ordinance be held a 8 p.m. on Dec. 6,1961 at the Ulysses Town Office,Trumansburg. It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice that bills Nos . 103-115,inclusive,be audited as claimed. Upon Motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, i C.W. Thomas Sec . Protem. ti • AL:eda-56- 6 / . SERVICE D OCTOBER 25,1961 Y • F. D. NO. 21612 TM:MM • INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION WASHINGTON 25 October 25, 1961 FINANCE DOCKET NO, 21612 APPLICATION OF LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY UNDER SECTION 1(18) OF THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT FOR PERMISSION TO ABANDON A PORTION OF THE ITHACA BRANCH EXTENDING FROM ITHACA TO FAYETTE, APPROXIMATELY 40 MILES IN TOMPKINS AND SENECA COUNTIES, NEW YORK Hearing in the above-entitled proceeding now assigned November 9, 1961, at 2:10 o'clock p.m., United States Standard Time, at Ithaca, New York, before Examiner William 3. Gibbons, will bo held at the County Court House instead of the Federal Bldg. By the Commission. HAROLD D. MoCOY, Secretary • • • `:M November I, I961 i. A regular meeting of the Town hoard of the Town of Ulysses was • ijeld at the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a public hearing on the Budget and to transact necessary business. 11' :•; Members present were :-Mr Bower,Sypervisor;Messrs Crumb and Rice Juetices of the Peace;Mr Thomas , Councilmen;Mr Strong, Superintendent of Highway; and Mr Newman, Attorney, Minutes of the meeting held October3rd,were read and approved as read. ; • Notice of the date end change ofthe Lehigh Valley Railroad hearing was received Aletter from the Dog Licensing Bureau was read regarding the appointment of a Dog Enumerator. 1 It was moved by MrCr nbjd epconded byMrRice andcr. rried that Mrs Patricia Van Liew og ator for the year i962,duties to be carried on du ing the month of December 1961 , - • I£ was moved Crumb and seconded by Mr Rice ,that the Item . . , ., iin•.1, ; .'. c,; r .:,.iti d' nd ht rrb , s... ,- . r L; . T. 2-11-Repairs tb rabhinery eincreased from Y5000.00 to 46000.00 . in the Annual Budget fort962, Resolution By Mr Thomas and seconded by Mr Rice ,voted and c :3 carried nnamimously; h1•iereas,this Town Board has met at the the time specified • in the notice of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget,and heard L. all persons desiring to be heard thereon;now therefore be it Resolved,that this Town Board does hereby adopte such Preliminary Budget, as Q.v�ig Hash vumpilad as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the Ist,ofJanuary 1962, and that such Budgetas so adopted be entered in detail in minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board,and be it Further Resolved;-that the Town Clerk of thisTown,shallprepare • and certify in duplicate,cppies of said Annual Budget as adopted by the • Town Board and deliver on copy thereof,to the Supervisorof this Town, . to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of thes County, - It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Thomas,andcarried that a Publice Hearing onproposed changes in the Zoning Ordinance be held at 8P.M. , Dec .6, I96I atthe Ulysses Town Offtce ,Trumansburg. • It was moved by Mr Crumb and seconded by MrRice that bills Nos, I08to 115, inclusive,be audited as claimed. 4. On motion,adjourned, Respectfully submitted. C.W.Thomes, Secg Protem. • 4 • . . • • TOWN OF ITHACA 132 Forest Home Drive ITHACA, NEW YORK • • November 21, 1961• • Mr. Clifford Bower, R. D. #1 • • Town: of Ulysses R. D. #1 • Trumansburg, New York • Dear Cliff: • The change of name from Town Line Road to Iradell • Road had caused a good deal of confusion and has not been an acceptable change to the people of the 'Town of Ithaca who live on that road. I'm not sure, but it seems to me the sign which had • been on the• Town Line Road was erected by the Town of Ithaca some years ago even though it was placed on the Ulysses side of the road. At any rate, I doubt that the old sign will be of any use to you and if you have not already disposed of • • it, I would appreciate your trying to find it so that we can make use of it in identifying the • Town Line Road on the Ithaca side. Very truly yours, • Ben Boynto Supervisor • BBsbb • • • • • • • TRUMANSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL CHARLIE O. DICKKR•ON. DISTRICT PRINCIPAL TRUMANSBURO, N. y. PRBD A.TUTHILL. JR.. PRINCIPAL HIGH KCNOOL JOHN A. BOURDON, PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY •CNODL JOGKPH A. MKBKILL ASST. SLIME/WAY PRINCIPAL LISTER BURNS DIRECTOR OP PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES CARL A.JORDAN GUIDANCE COUNSELOR November 15, 1961 MisslAlice Conover Town Clerk Trumansburg, New York Dear Miss Conover: This is to inform you of a change on the Board of Education of Trumansburg Central School. At a meeting held on Wednesday evening November 8, 1961, Mr. Harold, Andrew, president resigned and Mr. Winton Baines was elected to replace him. Mr. Joseph DaLaurentiis was elected vice- president to replace Mr. Baines in that capacity. Very truly yours, BOARD OF EDUCATION TRUMANSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL _-. d fit' (Mrs) Enid Schultz District Clerk :: Copy-Original filed in County Clerk's Office . STAIN at NW TORt[ . COUNT', fa' rbiM'R.IS onus ea QIMMMl T I. D. A. Oietbe. as Chia* rise at eke � ad tales, de besets . wail,, that fire Wu.la foie et the Teta et • . 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', '.d ' ',l/. - . 1Y . z. , . f• , •i .• MINWES..QFi'..TOWN BOARD MEETING I 1 • DECEMBER 6,1961 A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a public hearing on the proposed changes in the Zoning Ordinance for the Town Of Ulysses, and to transact necessary business . Members present were; Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace; Messers. Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Newman,Attorney;Messrs . Murray and Stover,Accessors;and Alice B. Conover,Town elerk. The Notice that was published in the Free Press on Proposed changes in Zoning Ordinaces for Town of Ulysses was read by the Town Clerk, after which Mr. Bower turned the meeting over to Mr. Fellows. Mr. Donald Greet from the Ithaca Journal was present also Mr. Proskine and several other people from Jacksonville. Mr. Fellows read the changes in the different paragraphs and asked and answered a great many questions which were brought up regarding Trailers. After a lengthy discussion the hearing was elosed. Minutes of the meeting held Nov. 1st, were read and corrected, the word amended instead of originally adopted as the annual budget. It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Thomas, that they be approved as corrected. Careied. Mr. Crumb reported that a man by the mane of Arthur Miller who was - out of work would like to have charge of the dump there in Jackson- ville, he would give $15 per month, It was moved by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice to let him try it . A motion by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Rice that the amendments on the Zoning Ordinance be adopted by the Town Board. Carried. The gyestien of maps and zoning ordinance books was brought up and how much the cost, and the clerk was to see if she could find the information. Bills Nos. 116-148 were read. Moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. ,,. Thomas that the bills be audited as claimed. Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover f Town Clerk Additon to above minutes, Upon request of Mr. Bower, motion was made by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Crumb, that Mr. Bower be authorized ' to pay the officers Dec. 20th. Carried. Meeting for auditing the Books was set for Dec. 31st. at 10:30 a.m. 92Z • 0 • I'srepd hviNiv;' 1 '':1 squa_ i frr • . In un•a. I)ln'rtlunul 'Igns Intl• .. rating, loyal business ill si nices or Iu•ally lambing' landings hit . LEGAL NOTICE sub'. ,LIy sign ou1ho1lird by lids . At a n•ip1lar „wrung of the pal.:: :;.I :r •elan III' nallnlnhi'd lUAVII :) ' 11 it ICA'1'Ib .gii\vn !bent of Ihr 'fulw of 1'Iv, in a Sall' and I11•10 yuridltluu. , ,:wilily of 'Iim:Orin . r., , s.ir. holed on \\'idnesddy, I)yr.•1n :\inch. 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' 1; _�,' .•'� ., - `Z,:' �' rte`.., V' , \ , .) /l? ;' -l. IY'. 1•l. , ` .. , \ ft .. : . • • • .. ... .._ STATE OF NEW YORK ) ' • r COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) SS t .,,1:, • . ., . • Alice Conover, being duly sworn, deposes and says: . that she is the duly elected Towiriclerk for the Town of Ulysses and was said • Clerk on the 14th day. of December, 1961; that on said date, she posted ... the Amendment to. the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance adopted the • '6th day of December, 3.961 on the . Town Sign Board in the Town Mall, . - Town of Ulysses. . • .., • abjf.X.J lg. 51/1-07-04/ - • ... . Swornfito before Ana this 4/1'4 day of 0-7,m1v:, 1967. • 7 a . . . : . • .. . . . • . . . . . . - .. Notary Public, . . .. Ite..att WILLIAMON __ . • 1 7 . . Notaxy • u: lb.State of Now Yort , . $$Nr..55-4239550 -. .: • -% ' - • • •:- . — • . , Qualified in Tompkins toutit14.-) ' ' , • : , Tam Fag=March 39,19 . . • .,-. . . . , . . ' • • .. , . -.. . , . . , . . . ,... , , -... . . • . . . . • . :. - .., , • . . . , . . . • . - • . , . . . . . . , . , . . . . , . . . . . , . .. • . . . . . . . . . . .. .,. . .. . . . . . . , .. I • . . . . . . . . , . ; . . • . . • . . , . . . . , . ... . . . , . • . ..4. • • . . . . , . • . . . . . . • . . , . . . . i . . . . . . 2 . . .• • ,,,.;., . .. • . . ., • . . 4.4. December 6, 1c6I 1 .. • . A regular meeting of the Town Board of Ulysses was held . it the Town Office Building for the purpose of holding a pub is I ' hearing on the proposed changes in the Zoning Ordinance for �•' Town of Ulysses, and to transact necessary business . Members present were : Mr Bower Supr; Messrs CBumb and Rice, Justices of the Peace ;Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen;MrNewman, • Attorney;Murray and Stover,Assessors, and Alice B.Conover,C.erk The Notice that waspublished in the FreePresson ' Proposed Changes in Zoning Ordinance for Town of Ulysses was read by the Town Clerk,after which Mr Bower turned the • meeting over to Mr Fellows ' MrDonald Greetfrom The Ithaca Journal was.-present alsoMr Proskin and several other people from Jacksonville . Mr Fellows read the changes inthe different paragraphs , • end asked and answered a geat many questions which were brought up regarding Ttailers. After a lengthy discussion the hearing was closed • Minutes of the meeting held Nov.Ist,were read and corrected,the word amended insteardoforiginally adppted as the annual budget, ;Y. It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Thomas,that • they be approved as correctedCarried. Mr Crumb reported that a man by the name o( fArthur Miller who was out of work would like to have charge of the dump there in JacksonvillecHe would Give $15 per month, It was moved by')4u. & M4 ; . and seconded by Mr TAIL tolet him try it. . Amotion by Mr Crumb and aecondedbflr Rice that the • amendments . on the Zoning Ordinance be adopted by the Town Board Carried', The question of maps and zoning ordinance books was , • brought up andhow much thegqcost, andthe clerk was to seeif she • could find the infirmrtiore. Bills Nos, Il6 toIL8 were read Moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Thomas that the bills be audited as claimed Meeting adjournedem. A.V: AL 3 o * SSA Town Clerk • Addto above minutes, Upon request of Mr Bower,Motion was made by Mr Thomas and seconded by MrCrumb,that Mr Bower be authorized CUL1 a }ppny he officers Dec.20th, Carried, ,( meeting for. auditing the Books was set for Dec, 31st at 16 :30 A.M. r, Y. .,, 4 • It --♦Y exceed twelve (12) square feet within a triangular area formed Legal Notices In area. Directional signs Inds- by the lot lines along the'streets , ) eating local business or services to the points on such lines a or locally produced products for distance of thirty (30) feet from LEGAL NOTICE sale. Any sign authorized by this their intersection, and a line con- At a regular meeting of the paragraph shall be maintained necting such points, Any fence Town Board of the Town of Uly- In a sate and neat condition. or planting that does not conform ' • saes held on Wednesday, Decem• Article Ili • Section 5. Access- to the requirements of this Sect- ..6 ber 6, the following amendments ory Uses,lin Residence Districts. ion shall be made to conform to the Town Zoning Ordnance Paragraph' 3. Private garage or within one year from the date :. were approved, to become effect- parking space, provided, how- that this ordinance becomes of• . • We immediately upon put lica• ever, thut':'lot more than one (1) festive. tlon and posting: commercia vehicle shall be park- ARTICLE IV - Section 22. Farms - • ARTICLE I . Section 1. Dentin- ed outs),' of a covered garage Exempted from Regulations. A - .. ions. Paragraph 11. A "nursing on any Is in a residence district. farm, as defined In Section 1, home," or "convalescent home" ARTICLE III - Section 6. Bus- wherever located and without re- Is a building other than a lion- (Hess ;Di'stricts. Paragraph 10. Bard for the district in which It • pital where persons, except in.' ''tigi"or advertising device, re. Is located as shown on the'Zon• •' , sane, drug or alcholic patients,. feting to the use of the premis- ing Map, shall be exempt from are lodged, furnished with meals es or locally produced products the requirements of this ordin- and nursing care for hire. for sale, such sign or advertising ante as long as it is used as a • ARTICLE III - Section 4. Use device shall not exceed one hun• farm, as defined. This exemption . , ' Regulations Residence Districts. tired (100) square feet In area. shall not apply to any building Paragraph 8. Hospital or similar. ARTICLE III - Section 8. Out- on a farm except those used for ium for the treatment of human door Storage. There shall be ho residence purposes. When a farm beings, other than the insane, outdoor storage of rubbish or re- or any part thereof Is used for • drug or alcholic patients, provid• fuse in connection with any of the any other purpose, the part used . ed that no building so used shall trses permitted by Section 6, No for such other purpose shall be • • be within (100) feet of any street rubbish or refuse shall be dump- subject to all regulations herein right-of-way or within one hun• ed on any public property ex• for the district In which It tat . tired and fifty (150) feet of the cept in a place designated by located. • lot line of any adjoining owner. the Town Board for that purpose. ARTICLE V - Section 23. Build- ARTICLE III - Section 4. Res- ARTICLE III • Section 9. Plan- ing Floor Area. No dwelling In ' idence Districts. Paragraph t 13. ned Development Districts. Para• any district shall be erected or • No sign or advertising device graph 1. Planned Development altered so as to provide for less allowed except the following; one Districts shall comprise at least than seven hundred and fifty bulletin board or sign not exceed. three (3) acres. (750) square feet of enclosed ing eighteen (18) square feet in ARTICLE IV • Section 17. Cor• livable floor area, exclusive of ' area referring to the use of the nor Visibility. In any district no garage or carport.'For the pur• •. premises. One sign advertising structure, fence or planting over pose of this ordinance a mobile the sale, hire, or lease only of three (3) feet In height, measur• house trailer, whether on wheels - the land or buildings on which NI frogs the center of the adja• or otherwise supported, shall not ' it is located, provided that such cent trtavelled way, shall be be considered a dwelling or any bulletin board ur sign shall not maintained on any corner lot' part of a dwelling. Mobile home I' , are permitted 'only in trailer • • - t parks duly licensed by the Town t v Board, ' Summer houses, cottages and camps containing less than ti 750 square feet may be construct. 1 .' ed only on special approval of • y ; the Board of Appeals.•1 1 - ARTICLE VII • Section 38 Fees.•r ' .1; ^L_; ,1 . ' each application for a building . `. •~ • ..✓ .' - • - ,I • I 't:,•• • - ' ' permit shall be accomp'xnlod by -, ,,. :• ; 4 'I • — 1, a fir. of S2.fi0 dollars. ' ,. b' . PROPOST:D CHANGES IN ZONING ORDINANCE FOR TOWN OF ULYS3r.S ' \ - Article I - Section 11 A nursing home or convalescent home is a building other than a hospital where persons except means, drug or • ' alobelia patients are lodged, furnished with meals and nursing carte ; for hire. f. • Article III -, Section 8 ' Hospital or sanitarium for the treat- ment of human beings, other than insane, drug or aloholio patients? = - - rent of section remains. the name. . Arcicie LU is Section 13 Add at the beginnings "No sign or • . advertiseing device allowed, except the followings.. rest of the paragraph remains the same. • Article III - Sootion 3 Changed ' to read: "Private garage _'r; and parking space, provided however that not more than one (1) ocmmercial vehicle shall be parked outside of the covered garage on any lot in a residence districts' • • Article III - Section 10 To reads "Sign or advertiseing device, _ refering ,to the use of the premises or locally produced product for Sale, such sign or advertiseitg device shall not exceed one hundred (100) square feet in area." . • Artioio II - Section.8 Add at end of present paragraphs • sand no rush or refuse shall be dumped on any public praperty e:toept in a place designated by the Town Board-for that purpose." . .Article IY - Section 17 Omit the word "residence" in the second - .line. Article Y - Seation 23 The first sentence remains the some. . The rest of the paragraph is etriken out and changed to reads "For the purpose of this ordinance a mobile house trailer, whether on wheels or otherwise supported shall not .be considered a dwelling or .any part of a dwelling. : Mobile homes are permitted only in • trailer parka duly licensed by the Town Board."' y . "Summer houses, cottages and camps containing leen than 750 Square ' feet may be constructed only on special approval of the Board of • Appeals." . - - i Article VI --Seation 36 'After the first paragraph add this paragraphs " "No building or stricture shall be begun or extended until * Scnirg permit authorising such construction shall have been insured by the Zoning Officer, and suob.building or structure satin be constructed or extended. in a000rdance with the terms of the permit." ' • - \ r •� . ' "o L . " .° �' ; . . ',{. `.,• i• . Naga .:,ae • Tbi�t obanBa is out ot'.,ords7r,t . ARio e. V :�•,Baotion.28 ''' ' The 41 eeona Isnbanoe of bhe paragmeph • ahooutd -be• ohangid to.•reads •N' A buildingt.substantially-40 atrared . ant. �rluun and eaaayr. bbilding tS .woo.1a' orhiob •has fa�ilen or; bin tateen:b °t'� bhall•bS..rebuilt .fir de toliihed:.with.tn'one 'E.l), yew+:',• still upder dirlaubdion is wbsthsr' or nor to .Pe'd�zoe the r se''o!•a plessatie!9 deve�ope�sat diatriat[:lr+s five t5) , acne to three,.(3.)'. aoresi s. it;°nox.:provided.'-inArtiole ';XI a Beets• •9. � Pannpb 1.... 4 The reaotio$ of the' Town fond would be• sppreoieted• 'f '` (1 • . , •I f t I r It 1 �• , 1 + .. t• f'' l,. t ., Sr Laf •I x tc.. ]F ...- i:-I • 1•:i t,1 1. -• . •! 4 Yr I 1 1 t I 1' i { Z •• :lt �11 ( • t t I a .. 1 tt I ti}Y ♦� I I S: f -y, 7 J ' • ]fi r •;YS -I t; • t; 3 ) {I b' (. Y r t -•., ] 1 1 . l f l 1 T'. s 4• ifr t. • }"6'). f i �•••;',•':i t ' '76-'''''':' tit y+ ] � 1.• i �f! • . . 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( ) s To be omitted CAPITOL LETTERS o To Wadded y 1 1 _• ' .. • Proposed Changes in Zoning Ordinance for Town of Ulysses Page 1, Article I, Section 1, geragraph:fl: .=' 'A "nursing home', or "convalescent home" is a building other than a hospital where persona, • except insane, (feeble+-minded)¢. drag or (liquor) AFAHOI,IC patients, arm lodged, furnished' with meal's end nursing care for hire. , • f Page 2s Article III, Section 1}, Paragraph 8 4. Hospital or sanitarium 1, for the treatment of human beings, other than the: insane, (feebie- minded& epileptic), drug .o_r . (liquor) ALCHOLICl patients, provided that no building so used shalt be within.ons hundred few of any street right of - way or within one hundred and •fifty feet of the lot line of any adjoining owner. Page 2, Article III, Section '4, Paragraph 13 - NO 51011 OR ADVE'R* ''. Ti SLID DEVICE ALLOWED, EXCEPT !HE FOLLOWING - runt of the , para reiph remains the sans. . . \ Yugo 2, Article III, Section. 5e Paragraph 3 Private garage or \ parking space, provided1howevpr, that not more than ore commercial `vchiola shall be .(gsredad; o parked OUTSIDE OF•A ,COV GARAGE • on any lot in a Residence Diatrlet• ; . Pate 2, Article III, emotion 6, Paragraph 10 ■ Sign or advertising de ices F RING TO THE. UBE OF THE PREMISES OR LOCALLY PRODUCES) PRO»- DUCT FOR SALE, SUCH SIGN OR ADVERTISING DICVICE S1IALL not (exceeding ) . EXCEED one hundred square Pant in area. . ;' . Page 2 & 3, Article III, Section a - There shall be no outdoor storage of rubbish or refuse in connection with any of the uses per- ' Dui.ttod by Section 6, NO RUBBISH OR REFUSE SHALL BE DUMPED ON ANY • :; PUBLIC PROPr 1TY EXCEPT I;f A PLACE DESIGNATED EU THE TOWN BOARD POP THAT PURPOSE, Page 3, Articll III, Section 9, Paragraph 1 - Planned Development -' '' Di/Arleta shall comprise at least (five (5)) CHM (3) acres. 1 . Page 3, Article IV, Section 17 - Corner Visabilityn In any , .neoidence) District no structure, fame or planting over ••-•«.- / :- rest of the Section is the acme. • t' 1 . . , , �. „ 1 • , . .1 r ,' r , { , (Faze 3i, Artiole .V, Section 2g 0e •Building' Floor Area. .No -dwelling K, in any dietriab shall .bo,', erecteedOr;•aitered aq as to providp ;tor• lose- • ;. r.:, , then:seven:hgndrod and fiftt,.squsrcr:t'sot' or ohoiesed livable;• floor , • ' oral/. .,esaZnsiva, Ot'gnrsad.'or oarpart:'.., For the-purposes,. of this • . • • ordiil'ance %(sn;.auto lbiko)4 A,'MOBIffi ,k buae .trailer;'`;w'hether On 'wheels or othnstar,. Iuppoflsd,�'shalLt.NOT be''oonei dared a dwgfltnj Ott •ANOC•, • .PARa or '*,wzt,X,Sai.,..1 . .\:()uth trsiUera nayrgib!) MottIdi'•Ram% MIS :'... . ,pern�t1itte�a1.�, t'(howw.a.v,.ori, CNn in trailer,(o�tmpej:.PARKS, duly 1ioonsed ! : • a • bt he'' Town;Board. r.. l • - • SUI+A� *.A0b3ISy,GcbircSAbEB NI► iiiiir opl 'i�AIlat,',I.F.SEt TliAt•'STVP.H fl$DRAD ... ANNt11�:F��IFTuY�''�, Epi�cioAnpB}}FR�yET M���p.At'.BE �t�OINSTRVCTE• ONIt'00 B ZAL A?FiROVAL • . T1.01: $O&JW :0 APPEALS. '' :+ •. .. pi!Ete.lN,-da, e 'Arfsiutle; ,' esti n'28 +' Wighila once *ear altar work on a� exgannti,on far'.Ai bui2di hal begun ~••SW such excavation tribal • be • ered'toter:'or recillo by �se.910err•to the:normal e.; :,otu .• , ` •building',substeinti,al ly . idflt*oi SSA• 'by"'ao*•;,osuas' '. Ltfl).A Uz-tDI iN.i Tim z . 1100 ''S ; ,tatx0B •sz',Pi�'`bsk.911.-u .* t�H, On shaltibe rsbnilt 'or , • ,•`4pm.oUsh,4` Witt i*':o ie:•- a�. :Aiv',•;,exocvat&on'Op :ce .lar:hole remainieug ' ` •:,'a*t4r'tha demoliti•oti� o .,deettaata dry'nP a -buitdlna -from dam' ,aauea., shall' • ' ',be bovernd• over or, fil ed. by.itlafe' Owntir Within onn:year. . • it poge, ,5r,Arlio'lo• XII,• Seeatton 31S h• After ,the ;first paragraph, add • • tht.e',psngraphl� '' NO-,,UU4LUTII1 ,UP,'.S^RVC.1V Si,TAIS. BE 'BEGUN.OR' FaCTEEED ' . ORTIL ,A'. ,:PERIart.,AtJTgORIZlm sum CONSTRUOTX0ffrSHiiLL 'HAVE-BEEN 4. alma) at,.vIE ZONING.50n,zGER,;MR/. ROORtaUIZDLNC'i OR STRUOTOIE SHALL '` an Qoua 0 OR rF7C'i t?S , ACaOPDSW$,ViIT$ TUE';' it101i, orT1W fl1XITe ' ,,r / f /1,4..‘14Litiii • \ /3Y O4 B a f16:C7 own Board 4..41 1-h."' 7'own 'a) . , u.t S5 a5 M1 . y •• . 4 . �lId4 a.•. aonorar- . . . .• t. ,. r i,r ' ri • MINUTES-OF TOWN BOARD MEETING • DECEMBER 13, 1961 13 - 1 . A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held 0 at the Town Office Building for the purpose of discussing the pro- cedure necessary for abandonment of that part of Route 227 by Chase 1 ... Wymer place. • Members present wer: Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas Councilmen; Mr. Strong,Superintendent of Highways; Mr. Newman,Atty. • and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. After some discussion the Board instructed Mr. Newman Town Attorney to write to Mr. Earle E. Towlson,Dist. Eng. ,333 E. Washington St. Syracuse,N.Y. ,stating our reason for wanting this piece of road abandoned and asking for a conference at the road site. • Upon motion meeting was adjourned. • Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm • • • • • • December I3, I96I A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses WI.' held at the Town Office Building for the purpose 4 discussing the procedure necessary for abandonment of that part of Ronde No227 4-4/ atevvi , C{/rc4 £t&vL, Members present were :Mr Sower, Supervisor; Messrs Ellis . : and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr Strong , Suptergndent of Highways; Mr Newman,Attorney and Alice B.Conover, Clerk After, some discussion the Board $ '>structed Mr New man Town Attorney to wrifb t3' TO Mr Earle E.Towlson,Dist. , Eng• , 333 E.Washingtonst ., Syracuse,N.Xl, stating our reason for wanting this piece of roadiand asking for a conference at the road sight,' Meeting i,,w�a was adjourned j e Town Clerk • • • 1 J . . . I, • - JOINT:RESOLUTION OF THE' TOWN-BOARIO : ' 'OF•;Tuz,TOWNS OF,ULYSSES, COVERT:AND . . 'altCTOE;, IN THE COUNTIES OF TOMPKINS; I, . SENECE, AND SCHUYLER, RESPECTIVELY,' .` . . I. AUTHORIZarNG.'VIRE;PROTECTION CONTRACTS WITHaIU. VILLAGE OS' TRUMANSBURO, . : COUNTY OF .TOMPKINS, NSW"'YORK : • t; .. • At • Joist and;specially called•meetlna Of.the Town Boards . '-. • • :.of the Towns of.Ulysses,• Covert and Hector;•'•of His Counties of•Tompkins, ' ' ' • . 'senecls;;and schaylne, :respentieely; hold i4 the Town Hs t.'Elm•Strxet. , • in said•.Town'o1 Ulysses and Village 'of T>runwnsburg, on.the 27th day of ,•December, .1961, at 8:00".o!clOek P.M.,'thtire'inen t ... • • PRESENTI .. .• 'town$oard of,Ulyn t':.. ' Cliffosc�ICr". atgar, Sapetvlror • ,, Saxon S.'Mice,:3;.,•Juatlaa''of the Peace . ,• Clairlea w,`'.Tboustae, Togo Counc110;aa , Lloyd J:':£liis, town;-.Counclifizot ' Town 20 rd`of Boater ":.Howiard Mosbei:. Justice'of the Peace Robert,0.llnattie,•Juailee Of the Peace Charles•Butrz: ToMrn:Conitzila>sn ' ' ' ' . Town Connettwan'.*(ca,four * . ':Dorothy,Morris. 'Tow•Councilwoman':. - • • Town boards o! Govitet a'` ✓ •Aui►i •loy Sagit .• Jaautlee of the,Peace - 1 ;'1'i siiii.Z ra oni. Jrstiii ei,tks Peace . Gearst $nM Tot C LAeilnu •. Eiswortk Westkeriy;'.Town'Cetuitlls atsfe•. . �LLCk1) IUIfA4fltk!/I , ,.1l` VgNcid, !IK .;4,.4.. • •. I ti • \VIGGINI, TEAM.. GOLOER C FREEMAN • ,,. ;, • Al IGNNIIY, At CAW • .' .. .' ..• l i 1NIJYAN..GIIQ, HIM VONA I . I, , • .�1. f "1 I', : , , II r IIne �`. ( 1 1 Mr. :"CC oricaleiWat.rj , offered the following resolution * ' ' and moved its adoption: . I WHEREAS. there has been duly established,in said towns �I of Ulysses. Covert and Hector a fire protection district known as the."Fire Protection District of the 'Town of Ulysses, Covert and Hector" embracing " , - : . territory in all of said townships.-•described:an follows: ` I All of the Townships of Ulysses,; County of ' • . .' Tampkiai and State.of ,Y New ork, excepting • � • for,the are*, within the.limits.of the incorporated • 'Village of Trnrnanebuig.' . • • All.that portion of the'Town-of Covert; Countyof Seneca. and State of.New York, included.within ' . . . the following boundary lines: Commencing at the • . . - • ' point where the Covert Town Line Road'int ersects • .. I ' the County line of Schuyler County; running thence north along laid Covert Town Line Road at mile' ' to Seneca County Road 143; running thence east . ', • elong said. Seneca:County'Road 143 two, miles:to • - . •: Seneca Co city Road No."142; running the a-north along,aaid itnsaca County Road No. 14Z'otse Mile to the Townsendville Road: running'thence'cast I ' along said Towneendville Road two Miles to New York State:3iighway;No. 96 in•the Hamlet of Covert; ruining:tbenoe'north along said New:York State "' -. Highway No.•46 to the little Point Road; -- ' ' running thence east'along said Idttle Point Road . ' ' zto Csyago. Lake, excepting the lands now or formerly ' • I : :.. I of,"Harmon and Sebrier on the North'Depot"Road; I running thence southeast along the shore of•Cayuga ' ' Lake'td•thie county line separating the counties of - . •• . ' . Seneca and Tpmpkins; running thence welt along . . • said county line to the place-of`beginning. . • All,that;portiga,of the Town of"fleeter. County of . Schuyler. and'Slate,of New,York, lacht4edi within . the following boarrdasy lines:: 'Beginning yat,the . • . . . • • point where the easterly boundary line of the• . Town of:Recto; 1.:I terseeted,by the'road:leading from:Barber's (Hoffmire's).Corners to Dean's . . Corner: running.thence.northerly along maid' : : : ' easterly boundary line,of the Town of Hector to • • • the northeast.coraeat,of:said town of;Hector: ' .. raaaing•thence westerly along the northerly • . boundary line of,the,town of Hector'to the point ' . • ' - Where: said'boundar�y line.ls.interoicted by : McComb's'road,"running thence southerly along ' .the'center'11,as'of sari McComb's.alo+ed to the point . ., ' - whero.laid road is intersected by the V3lsLN-Tru- ' , ■ ,ou:u., T:AM16, • manebnr .Road at Stesitilesig and inaltitling all parcels i AT701114•Yel AI LAW I`� lIOJMAN,.pO. N,W 1.0/0{ . ' • . ! ' 1 �, •• . ; .. . . : of real property bordering on.the westerly ride of said • . McConibis Read Whitton the town unwind $taaoi*burg. ,, , . . • - the residenaiti buildiaga•on Which are lioeitted,on•Oald• , , • • road;. running thence aoutherlyalong the ceniter line:'. • ' ' of the Steo nbupg•itagoO daville'roi to;tips point •1 ''' whom( said"road internecte the road leading from Barber's .(l'loffutirets) Corner to Pean&e'Corntls:,' : : at Dean's Corner and including all pareels:of.,res1 ,': • . ' property, bordering on the westerly side:of.Sait , Steambuirg=Reynoldn i le Road between:&eaniburg! :-.•'.-., �' . : and Dean's.Corner,;,the:residential bsti2dicgeoa`... _' - . which are located,on'said road;. ".ruiiniag;thence::, ' . ' ' ' . easterly along the,Center'line•:of•the road leading - ': , "fsom Barber's (tiodfnitrs's):;Corner;to Dean's • Corner`to the•place;QS'beginniag. ' . and. WHEREAS,• the towns"of Ulysses, Covert and Hector, on behalf of the aforementioned fire protoction.district eve liad firs protection •' contracts with the Village 61 ltrui aneburg•in the pat pars, and are now , . ..desirous oflsnteringtutee a ctntraet•with the Villag. of Tr rnenetorg for. ti:• t'he.-psrio8 b6gl»niag'9aypuary"I, 196X: and ending teceSear all 1%Z. with .proviu1oni tor:yearlr roloilrels; oiii : ' . 'W UEA$. this Sara has:beea given of a"Public Hearing' : to biz:hold at the Town Hall•on *lan"Street in"the Village of Trupaanslinrg.. -. . County of Touipktaes. .on Deca Oil,, 47th. 1961, at gi00 P.M. a'clock to. : - ' ' • consider lochs contract for.the''fnrniching'of fire"protection to the'fire- • protection"distact, ""the notice duly,"specifying,the time:and:place of the , , . , . • hearing as'atoreaaidand "giving'iu-general terms tlii contest of the propose" .. • . . • contract, and the said hcarlgg haying.been held, and,all persons interested • • in appearing haring been h lfd, it'ii'he by • 1110914VJODi. ;Tiler the Town oars, of We".Toeing"of Ulysses, , .' Covert and"llector contract'separately'with the Villein of Trlamansburg, Tompkins County, New.Yorkj for the furnishing of fire protection,to such ' • portions Of the,aforotnantlp�oled fire pirot'ection,distriat as lie within the 1 • WIOUIN*. TOAPI{, beads:of their respective towsehipa, and it.is'.' OOLP,N • INIEMAN AITOANIY. AT LAW . •n•b1ANpUN0, 111* MORN • .. t • I FURT1dt;R RICOOltVLI3i .•That the eouttaetnto be•setered .into ator+ergid be ta'the 'lame lortd,and content*a a Contract; atta ',ed. . hereto sad taada a pia ho:r sa ri!is t • . , PORTHER RE$QJ4V$DF 'Thn;e�b'ott.ach eotttrdatii be .xeeuted by the mitabere of each 4t u4 eaattaetiag.Toren;*estrde off,the ; ' . • . . :. Towne:of l7lygtei. �ert, Sat. .ta.Rr by,tho ulealbbri thereof. e ^ '8coaded by Mr u!�ehf.' i hltptto a vats wysteA'rtipltad aet:lolto+9!1!= + t .•, e ,'1 ..r I,.4 .. 1 .• V' NOBS ' r A{Omiz • `.a J f '.I. / y. .1. '( ' a J l •� Vt tf.t ' e 1'� 1 - r' i T1` I, 1 f .tcg '6 R. , 8oerstsry o the dojM • V ' ED ' _ eu: . ilt/p' 4- t'g6Ma svit $e Toured et.myfoii le ►1 teas _Clt t la' he4> •Qerit! Te e r `,{ • ' r .. 1 ':3 I' •i. /4,.:,• ', ,3 L,r' It .n Ccs; ;; ' r ✓ 4 '`;'.., ' } i?t 1 1.1;... .'.....-.: h' cby eertjty t!& t7ie,1Ore od>e .1.4.,,IS ljp�ly OZ*$ tlS t •nE14 1S of 0 certaltt ilrao;\; ;d; 1?w+t4 t,i i'figiiiii hag til"A i-oinitoerd/ o! ' y?1 t • ! �, t 1 : .$.41 ,c"..,-,; ');1 Pe/ fly , .: j . s r• ' 'yly�osaii Caysxt lu ,es.'*el St the it tyO Xnce bsr, 1961, aad' ' '• 4:,;.4-...:,• I„ ' r V t f ,' 1104 the;rite to hPe uo« ti1/ea'aaaaaded o"r ;s Baled, ��i ;L aetober zT,,•4,01,t -..y.:.0;:,,,•;.,. •.. l .r , .r u , , n J , 2/'♦ �, rr• /r . 1 `• 4 .i•., '........,',,,I. :/..'.;....?:, • 'r ' ' +¢ 5 `t, ,C.:!..1:1 , 1W /r :•. .. :,, Pr. ,.4:11 t • • \ r' r '' / ..1'.1:.;1:'. . :. ,/ t , 4; •51' f• t •, ., 1, T i J ., ' . WIOOIN,I 1'lAP17, rq OOLNPf , PH ,.MAN.;, , t }• Anp�lU1• AT k;. . '1 . ' +J ' I •�'4 ' 1.:1.',:,i.' 1q./ 1 ' '�.. .` L f ', ti `;a i '. T,IIMAH^.YQI1y, NA W Ipllit ' + '1 ' 1 I. /' , .,I 'r' .. t I 1 f -ll, ` .l1 .1,J , ,1115 ' rrr+a4 t ' i ^ l• Zf, . r ,, i4'1• I , , �•iY . . /.qI k >f'TI ••• Sr •11 .+kM 1•! . I)t0',1:I g at t E'C , '• .,n r. , t •f f . ••E E #7, e,"1•1! . , •1 . 1 Y 1 u I 5. 1 • r,, • • "i .. A. The fire depritinent spell , 'answer and attend/' pon'all calls in said fire prot&tion district: B.For said service the said Vil• lege of .Trumansburg shall re• \ ceive for each calendar year dun ing the term of said contract the sum of Eight Hundred and Forty ($890.00) Dollars, from the Town of Covert,the sum of Three Hun• ���/./ . dyed ($300.00) Dollars, from the LEGAL f1OTIGE . . f \ Town of Hector, and the sum of NOTICE IS . HEREBY G1 N- Three Thousand Six Hundred that a Public Hearing. will be ($3,600.00) Dollars, from the ( held Jointly by the Town Boards Town of Ulysses. . of Ulysses,Tompkins County,and C. The contract shall continue the Town of Hector, Schuyler for five (5) years unless it is ter. '. County and the Town of Covert, minuted by one of the contract. Seneca County at the Ulysses ing parties. Town Hull, Elm Street, in the D: Such other incidental terms Village of Trumansburg,. New , may be necessary or proper York, on December 27, 1961, at in connection with such contract. Inni B o' M., pu i in.. of considering the for the contracting rpose All persons interested in the with the Fire Department of the 1 . matter shall be heard at such Village of Trumansburg, for fire time and place. / protection to be furnished by 1 • Dated: December 8, 1961• said fire department to the fire , Alice Conover protection district established In ' Town'Clerk of the Town of said Towns, and known as "The Ulysses, Fire Protection District of the Mngatet Smith ,r . Towns of Ulysses, Covert, and ...Toil wn .Clerk of the Town of.r, Hector", upon the following'gen 1 eMOr, ; oral wane, jo wit �l .Franca Hitchcock of th Town .Clerk o! the:Town at ''covert:- INISISIIIIS. 1 ..fie . , ',� , Y. MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING DECEMBER 30, 1961 1114' +' A meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses wasaatthe Town- Office Building for the purpose of auditing the Town Officers acc- ounts. •• .1 Members present were: Mr. Bower,Supervisor; Mr. Rice,Justideof the Peace; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; and Alice B. Conover, Town Clerk. Motion was made by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis that the Tom- I/ pkins County Trust Company,Trumansburg Brandh, Trumahsburg,N.Y. ,be • hereby designated as a depository in which the Supervisor and Town Clerk of this Town shall deposit all moneys coming into their hands by virtue of their offices,Mr. Thomas,Councilman,recorded as not voting. A motion by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis,voted and carried, that the Town Board disignates The Free Press as the official new- ' paper for the Town of Ulysses. A motion by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis that the following transfers of money be made as follows : To transfer Brom the-Surplus -in The General-Fund to Insurance and Bonds a624.30 Taxes on Town Property 11.41 From construction of new-bridges-highways item 2-to -- Maintenances of bridges 477.90 Surplus in Highway-Item 4: Snow and miscellaneous -Purposes: " to-Other Miscellaneous Purposes : ---- 480.98 To other Governments-Control Snow and Ice 134.24 Respectfully Submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:Im • Dec 30, I96I , :•. A meeting of the Town Board of the Town ofUlysses was at the Town Offence Building for the purpose ofauditing the Town Officers accounts. Members present were :Mr Bower, Supervisor; Mr Rice Justic of the Peace;Messrs Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen, end Alice B. Conover , Clerk. Motion wsa made by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis that the Tompkins County Trust Company,Trumensburg Branch Erumansburg,N .Y,be and hereby designated as adepository in which the Supervisor and Town Clerk fif this Town shall deposit all moneys coming into their hands,by virtue of their offices,Mr Thomas, Councilman, 'ecorded as not voting. • A motion by Mr Rice and seconded byMr Ellis,voted and carried,that the Town Board designates The Free Press as the official newspaper for the Town of Ulysses. .A motion byMr Rice and seconded by -Mr Ellis that the following transfers of money be made as follows; To transfer from the Surplus in the General Fund to Insurance and Bonds $624.30 Taxes on Town Prpperty I1.41 FromConstruction of new bridges-Highway Item2- to Maintenances of bridges J477.90 Surplus in Highway-Item 4:-Snow and miscellaneous purposes to :-Other Miscellaneouspurposes : $480.98 To Town Control of Snow and Ice $89.46 To Other Governments-Control Snow and Ice- 0134.24 We , the undersigned members of tho Town Board of Ulyssas DO HEREBY CERTIFYTTIAT, we have examined the several accounts Of the Town Officers and found them correct as perstatement , with the following balances :- SupervioorqrSAccounts Highway Book Bal. . Bank Bel Receipts 233,863.7L}}.. Disbursements2I,182,68 2676.06 2676.06 _ Bridge Receipts 1860.51 Disbursements 977.90 882. 61 882. 62 Machinery Receipts 22,987.68 • Disbursements19,502.8I 3484.87 3484,87 • Snow&Misc., Receipts 2L4.,389.28 Disbursements 21,891.58 C•C2 E 0 (R72.74) 2221..96 954I. a4IncTime Dep. 9266.50 General Fund Receipts ,32,520.34 Disbursements26,233.65 6286. 69 6286. 69 Fire Protection Receipts 3000.31 Disbursements 3000.00 .31 .31 Part Town Funds Receipts 1463.56 Disbursements 9I8.2LI 545.32 545.32 Town Clerk • Receipts 6100.36 Disbursements 6078.49 77!:04 76.00 , c , 0A-7w7-. Id/a' 4;_. 'I- 4N.���: C.dlosi •y, Dared December 30, I961 . 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' • -;.•‘',cc.,".......1'.'".''' )....1),•,•.1 11.•.‘,.•..-4,43.....fid!ok I" I .In••41Y,A. ..,, ' ..:•e...t; 4, 'W:4? ,LV II • 'ND INFORMATION ON LEFT HAND PAGES (THESE PAGES MAY HAVE PRE-PRINTED NUMBERS BUT THEY ARE NOT USED) • • • 1r ,r.! _ • /.' , RESOLUTION OG THETOWN BOARD FIXING SALARIES. 1 Resolved that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries ' of the following Town Officersand Employees for the year • beginning January Ist,I96a?''at the amounts respectfully stated and that such salaries shall be payable at the time • • specified : • Name- Office Sale Payable ,. =Ford E.Bower Supervisor x3 00.06 Monthly Alice B.Conover Town Clerk 2500.00 " E.D.Crumb Justiceof Peace 1.300.00 " . • • James E.Rice,Jr. , " H It 000.00 " Ortha Strong Supt.,of Hways ., • 14800.00 " Lloyd J.Ellis Councilmen 600.p0 2 Charles W.Thomas " 600.00 " •• f?,12u CH,Assessors 1200.00 " 1' "� Howard A.Stover Assessor II00.00 " ' Francis B.Murray "" II00.00 " . Jessie Agard Historian I00.00 " Pauline Kerns Deputy Town Clerk As claims rendered • F re Wardens " " " ;e Highway Employees By-Weeklyminimum • hourly rate `I.25 • maximum rate $2.00 • Town Board-Town of Ulysses age:a yJanuary 3, 1962. / • 1 11 {{11 r• .• 1''' .. 0 January 3, I962 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town cf Ulysse 2 , was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were :Mr Bower, Supr. ,Mr Rice Justice of t the Feace :Messrs Ellis and Thomas , Councilmen,Nr Strong, '. Supt. of Highways :Mr Newman,Attorney and Altce B.Conover Clerk. Minutes of meeting held Dec 30th were read,and approved. Bonds of Mr Bower, Supervisor,AliceB.Comover,Clerk, Mr Strong, Sppt . ,of HighwayMr Rice , Justice of Peace be • approved/ one copy' for the Clerk andone for the County Clerk Carried from Mr Clinton 5tevenson,Assessor, steting that after thoughtful consideration,he felt thathe did not have the tihme to devote to the new appraisal that Tom Payne out- lined for property in the Town of Ulysses,to come up to a more true 196Evalue ,that it would mean a full time job/and with his farm work,he felt he must resign as Assessor as of January Ist, 1962. It was moved by NrMr Ellis and seconded byt4r Rice that we accept his resignation with regret and that the followin 6� resolution be put in the minutes and a copy sent to Mr Stevenson Aletter cfrom T4rE.D.Crumb who is inWestgete Colony, Vera Beach /Fla . /that he received thenotice of the two • meetins ,but would be unable to attend. He has a joU there and if it proved good,he might want to stay for three months It might be well to think who you would want forJustice,if I resign, Notice of the Annual meeting of the Associationof Towns will be held at the Statler-Hi.lton,Hotel,Buffelo,N.Y beginningat9:30 A,M. Wednesday February I1{.th, and ending Friday February I6th, 1962. Motion byMr Ellis and seconded by MrThomas that Mr Rice go as delegate Thursday Feb 15th and Mr Bower as Alternate Delegate, and that any other Town Officers and employeesgo that can. Carried. Aresolution that the Supt.of Highways be authorise to purchase gravel ,not to erceedl5 cents a cubic yard . It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis and carri4 The following appointments were made. Historian Jessie Agord Fire WardensOrtha Strong,Ilarold Smith,Robert Snow and Charles Houghton Motion by Mr Ellis and seconded by I•IrThomas authorizing the Supt. /of Highways to make purchases up �L���,,� to 0500.00 withoutpriorautherization from the Town Board G'�iT�'" Motion by Mr Rice and seconded by MrEllis that the priced of 6 cents per mile be allowed for Town Officersc&W"tlotion by MrEllis and secondedby MrThomas voted and carried that the Bills Nos. I to 13, inclusive be audited as claimed. Motion by MrRice and seconded by MrEllis that the Town„foardwill�ac accept certifiedeas wellas verified claims. r l VV u�� twd (MA..UGG ix '3 •t • Jan 20, 1962 2 Mr Clinton Stevenson Trumansburg,N.Y. Dear Sir; At the meeting of the Town Board of the Town of • • i Ulysses,Ileld Jan 3rd,it was moved by MrEllis and seconded • by Mr Rice that the following resolution be put in the • • minutes and a copy sent to vv /itia( Wherea> Clinton R.Stevenson has tendered his resignation as Assossor,effective Jan, Iat,1962 to the Town Board of Ulysses- Resolved ,that the resignation of Mr Stevenson be accepted with regret and that the members of the Board extend their thanks and appreciation for his excellent services,and that a copy of this resolution be sent toMr Stevenson,and a copy bespread on tho minutes '. . Alice B.Conover • Clerk of Town of Ulysses • : .r 1 t c " I January S, I(62. 1 ;a Aspecial meeting of the Town B°ard of the Town of Ulys was held inthe Town Office Building Eoht1thnsact necessary business. Members pr esent were : Mr Bower, Supr.,Mr Rice Justic of PeaceMeesrs Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;and Alice B.Conove "K Clerk. • A motion by Mr Thomas and seconded by Mrs Evans and unemiouslyadopted the approved plans submitted by Mr and Mrs Harold Teeter,for a Planned Development District. l. Town OfA Bdl dng io a oneidr l thmeppng cwati ohl d a a anhe d • Development Ddstrictpursuant to Article3,Section9, of the . Zondng Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses,which was presented by Mr and Mrs Harold Teeter, and received by the Town Board. • Upon reccomendation of the Planning Board,and after • thorough diecussion,it was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis ,that a Public Hearing be held, Saturday,February IO I962,at 8P.M.,at the Town Office Building,at IO Elm Street, • Trumansburg,N.Y. ,for the purpose of hearing all interested . persons,for or against,the establishment of a Planned Development District. c. The Town Clerk was to make8 copies of the Public Hearing,and send oA copy to each of the following.�� . Donald Ryan,Trumansburg,N.Y. ,Mr TheronColesin care-VI. Lozior, R.D.#2, Sterling,N.Y. ,Mr John P.Downing,Pomfret, Conn., and Mr MerrittAgard,R.D.#3,Trumansbyrg,N.Y. On motion,the meeting was adjourned. • c� cG d ein%LfYi4 Clekk. • • ,.1962 February' 7 A meetimg of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in the town Office Building for the purpose of transacti necessary business. Members present were :Mr Bower, Supr. ,Mr Rice Justic of the Peace;Messrs,ELLIs and Thomas,Councilmen:Mr Strong Supt. of Hways. ,Mr Newman Attorney and Alice B.Conover,Clerk. • Minutes of Meetings held Jan3rd and27th were read and approved as corrected. Amotion by MrThomas and seconded byMrEllis ,that Mr Alec Froskinebe appointedAssessor for the remainder of • this year ,to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation og Mr Stevenson.It was voted and carried. Mr Rice moved that MrProskinabe appointed Chairman • of the Board of Assessorsfor the remaineder of this year. It was votedand carried/ Mr Thomas moved thatMr Proskine ,asChairman, of the Assessors,be paid at the rateof$I200.00,for the year I9622, Salary to startFeb.Ist. It was seconded by MrEdlis and ca r Mr Thomas nominated Mr Rodman Fellows,as Zoningl0 ce to serve at the Planning Board,at the rateof $5 .00 per hourplus mileage at BCentsper'mile 'a's written intheBudget • of the year.It was seconded by Mr Rice andCarried. , p lA motion by MrThomas and seconded by MrRice, voted and carried that Clifford E.Bower,Supr. , be authorized to pay the following ppropriations,Fire Protectio 3300.00;VeteransOgganizations$I00.00;PatrioticObservance $IOO.00;Ulysses Library4150.O0;Bonds30,04O,Int .1I52. )00. Mr Thomas reported that the new Zoning Books would ,y • be ,here ina few days, It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by MrEllis 4 voted and carried that BillsNos14 to3I,inclusive be paid. Meeting adjourned. L�/ Clerk • • • . H. 1 MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MFFTING t FEBRUARY 7,1962 A meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary bus- , ' iness. Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor; Mr. Rice,Justice of the Peace; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen; Mr. Strong,Superintendent of Highways; Mr. Newman Attorney and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. Minutes of meetings held Jany 3rd and 27th were read and approved as corrected. A mption by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis, that Mr. Alec Pros- kine be appointed Accessor for the remainder of this year,to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Stevenson. It was voted and carried . r" Mr. Rice moved that Mr. Proskine be appointed Chairman of the Board of Accessors, for the remainder of the year. It was voted and carried. Mr. Thomas moved that Mr. Proskine,as chairman of the Accessors, be paid at the rate of $1200.00, for the year 1962,Salary to start Feb. 1st. It was seconded by Mr. Ellis and carried. Mr. Thomas nominated Mr. Rodman Fellows, as Zoning Officer to serve at the Planning Board,at the rate of $5.00 per hour plus mileage at 8 Cents per mile as written in the Budget of the year. It was sec- onded by Mr. Rice and carried. A motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Rice,voted and carried that Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor,be authorized to pay the following appropriations, Fire Protection $3300.00; Veterans Organizations: 100.00;Patriotie Observances :$100.00;Ulysses Library: $150.00;Bonds : 300940, Int. $152.00. • Mr. Thomas reported that the new Zoning books would be here is a few days. It was moved by Mr: Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis voted and carried that Bills Nos. 14-31,inclusive be paid, Upon motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm • 1 Resolution of Appreciation and Commendation WHEREAS Rodmann Fellows was appointed to the Towns original planning Board April 3,1957 and was in fact,greatly respon- cible for its creation,and WHEREAS. Mr. Fellows has served continually in this capacity to date, as well as serving on the Town:`Zoning Commission and as Multiple Residence Enforcement Officer, all on a vol- unteer basis,and WHEREAS Mr. Fellows was appointed Zoning Enforcement Officer on FEb.7,1962 and has served in this capacity until he was • forced to resign because of the press of other business, • Resolved, that this Town Board accepts Mr. Fellows resignation with deep regret and extends to him its siccere thanks and appreciation for the many hours he has devoted to this work and commend him for his leadership and the excellent job he has done, amd be it further • Resovled that a certified copy of this resolution be sent to • Mr. Fellows and that a copy also be spread upon the minutes; • • 1. , e. February-IO, I9b2 • A public hearing bi the Town Board of the 'Town of Ulysses was held Ah the Ulysses Town Building,Elm St . ,Trumansburg for the purpose of hearing all persons for or against the !Fumed establishment of a Planning Developement District ® located on the West Shore of Cayuga Lake,on property now owned by Patch Brothers,formerly owned by Wilcox,more general[' , I : known as,the Luce Property. Board members present were; Mr Bower,Supv. ,Mr Rise, • Justice of the Peace;Messrs,Ellis and Thomas, Councilven and Alice B.Conover ,Clerk. Mr Bower called the meeting to order,and welcomed j the people for coming,and tamed the meeting over to Mr / Fellows,Chairman of the Planning Board . The Clerk read letters from the following people. A reqpest from Mr and Mrs Harold Teeter foxy a change in the Zoning Oddinance of the Town of Ulysses to establish a Planned Development District. A letter from John P.Downing,thanking the Clerk for the notification of the hearing,and also another later from Mr Downing opposing the request, Also one from Mr and Mrs Merritt Agard and Mr and Mrs Edward Nunn. Several petitions were turned in withe names ":4`ti opposing this undertaking,and several persons discussed this problem,which finally was left to the Town Board,to make • their decision,which the Board would hold a Special Meeting Monday February 12th at I.30 P.M. to take action Mr Bower thanked the people for coming, On motion,Meeting was adjourned. • l.C.r^ - 40 c #2.C:022( t- Alice B.Conover Clekk • • • y V y• v2. rt AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION f'M , " :;: `•� e�lA+-k.3 ":7 p4 . •�,. County of Tompldns tS S re,:t'=Pur�u;nt,to.<<ArtJcle• 8.,$ec-tt,:i • State of Now York f Uon•D of t e zahln Ofdinhi}ee ,yj l / b of,lthe,tTown;:of.2111.Ymmryaid cs ...Gi c. �g..r/.. being duly sworn deposes iiManntng,gpaiii.,'orthet• ` ?, • and says that he is over 21 years of age, that he resides ,i;of.Ul'..• 'r ` Cil" e n•-'w* 1. . y68e8i�!"'.(t.ty'/5 '�"r;t\'t`.�}$'.i2'" in the Town of Ulysses, County and State aforesaid i• '+Ai'publle.;•hearing' ' - wea;�'• ;wybgld:£atuiday..Fe1 iQrrPOilitFt4 and that he isr of the Free Press, a public {@SOf1,Py M_tlijitliO, yiB�s'Jb4yi1 , newspaper printed and published in the village of'I'm- ;Ire; y}ld�ngi.%,Elg1;�S{eitt;r ii' letiaj' h mansburg, Tompkins County, New York and that a S'7liurna ti':N. Y:; fos'`leps notice of which the annexed is a true copy was pub- e�o�pn�ts1 i; }yes^ .;4{}. Halted In the said paper..// r•'"" Kt` 5 • 1e7. r / 19....a..Z. niiiVel' YV �',..tt :9 r.'..: 'l .+�Y and that the first publication of the said notice was on a • pt1 + 4' / 19....fP Z- i , . ;`! L• and /th last on errs f 1f1....r'n.Z.. •r '' c1� },"ep 2. •boaY{ .,!1,��b o •ild. y" . /r( r 1 / A.11iCyDj 4,00{wvOr,e3:gr,t '.' �;) '? lids (�. [.Jtt:-��(j/ ": wp,�,..�}r11� 'Illy`IAllt.'sY�1�,'�1.d S' Subscribed yrtd worn before me this / t;,;dri`n t, r 3 i1Sf ;' :4' gi is r g,.r 4 r'La , 19.6 ✓ ' . Notary Public K 1B1 ARh J. RARR$LU ahnn" 'nhne.. :7 r,tr of Na1v York ;r • 1 is ::-oven Gurney n s ., rtl.0 rl, du, ly flrrrirku a Iilnd Cauuh .. . . • .. ....„.._ . --.) .. . _ ... ' —iti% • I ft" i.e-A.....t .. : ry, . .-..., v..e..-0..z, .7 f•Ct: .. . - . 4 tec ji -7. • %--. '\fil:` rUtte..-Z--• .- F 4 ..-4 14(ee 04 - , ,y;/•;:r-t--c r.....---e-4-4-• _...,44-.- ,-- •. --c-..0 r.-..,..L,,L 1.i,-e".1L V"il.t....."1 1'.A.1`i.'.' 1 . , - ,. " lt2 ai t7 41( . dt It.A..-1./44."-NAlinr ezi c , - AL, ,:ci...4.._..,_-,A...,,, 4.o..t.h.dxre.... fi-/._ --tez ._. _ (-;!--...-i. t:" - / it et,1„•-4.-a- /4 ,i-tri.,1.-tryvl-C' -6?1 e te.71-. c.---V - / _. / t ei .-2..i4-) .eAt --ke.....d...,,494,,t,-/-: 0-6-4--; -- / -- • / ‘• ./ -e..- . ... c., 1 ' 4 ..Zike7.1). •,.1...47,4,.„/ e-i-ece c-i—b fit4" / 7 , , i kt., 7/ /C-.14 J..? ).1‘...4,1Z ;el :Zi t.......• ji mtej/'I"i 'CLA "..d •,A*-1.-■....C.4 4.1". t .6/ . 4 - - t: 4 t. i . • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL State of efu Tompkins it ark, npkins Cln uttg, so.: • ..Texe.aa....Van...Slyke being duly sworn, deposes and says, thut ho resides in Ithaca, County and state aforesaid and NOTICE oc•Pvarm,lim mom• Purnoant.tor ANN...,.7 :6a 9-01 ' Utc.rgNa(.0) mar oft.then TOrlCn1 Bookk ee elruu .and., i-tomWrclW,arel that he is f? fi t uX-Pi naiad' ant o!:.ihydowt;.41 xd Ea 9hhlle ha/ (wp.b.n the at Ulmer t red:10.,1002.' nding,p.m..lo the mans.t of Tim InrACA JovnxAL a public newspaper printed and published Town'.o..Y....for Ittd.�"(slineo1 a St..hearing en' moons. or.4r,tri9LLa.t„`'the.utablah, In Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice,of which the annexed is a true , m.nt:ot:.'PU.n aawmpm.nt.aarlrlu r r , 'a.ted'.om:the aol Shore'of•Canty 4 . Lake Oil property'sort owned'try,Patch' : arrrpto thaY,.t Smu tt awned-hr'•wur ox,' ' - blished in said paper was u January 30, 1962 I more Federalr j?mDwtl?■ the Lute Prop-I .a*lad Jaoi: .1M21.t...i.: `i'.. „fi•I Iorgepr-et the Towo'nuard d..-clothe Town el.larnit:' and that the first publication of said notice was on the 3.Q.th.... Slay of ,II'I.D.U.A.sY 19/ 62 1. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3. da.. Y of Januar la....A2. . t : . ,,, Bl Notary Public. (trip, ,ut r.Slab• ul Nr:v 'cm A Yh,C t 4.:C,4o.Iy n 5!)•Hi °411 . , bJy iinm,s.;. ■ to{A.;.(11dn:1 p, 79.4; • • • r f �' L ■ ■ . 3 . ■ • Town of Ulysses • TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. Notice of Public Hearing. Iurauant to Artitlo 3,Section9 of the Zoning Oeldnance of the Town of Ulysaes,and upon roccomendation of the Planning Board o!t the • Town of Ulysses, A public heerinc will be held Saturday Feb., I0=962 at 800 • I•.M.,in thoUlynsea Town Office Building,Elm Stroot,Trumaneburg,U.Y., for the purpoeo of hearing all persona for or against, the establishment cf a Planned r:ovelopment District located on the Went More of Cayuga Ltko on proporty now owned by Patch I3rothoro,formarly owned byl+tlloox woro generally known on the Luco property. f? By Order of the Town Board. 13:Conov�u Clerk,Town of Ulysses. Dated Jan27, 1962, . . �.. • . - . Harold L. Toetor • Freda M. Tooter P. 0. Box 97 Jacksonville , Y. Y. January 25, 1962 • icr. Clifford Bower Supervisor, Town Of Ulyssee , NY Trunansburq, NY • Dear rr. flower: This letter is to request that the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses , Now York, consider and provide for a change in the Zoning Ordnanceof the afore mention- _ - ed Town for the establishment of a "Planned Develop- mont District" . This new planned district will be • located a_ulfroximately ono-third of a mile South- ast • of Taughannock State Park and will comprise the entire area originally known as the "Luce Property" and in- cludes and area known as XII "Rocky Glen" . A more de- tailed description of this property that lies between the Taughannock Doulivard ( 1Y Route 89) and Cayuga Lake is shown by the survey map that accompanies this request . The purpose of thin requested change in zoning is to t enable the signers of this letter (who own a purchase option on the above dosuribod property) to build and operate u resort typo flotol as per the preliminary architectural drawings that also accompany this re- quest. it s gtlso cor4onplated that a swimming beach anti a boat and docking area area will be de- voloped and provided for the use of guests and residents of the iota. Also planned are some dining facilities . which will bo used to provide breakfast and light lunches for guests and residents of the Hotel. • Your pronpt and favorable action on the foregoing re- quest will be sincolely appreciated. • try ttrrful ,yours , • Ovoid L. 'ee . r ' HT Freda MI Tooter . • : 1 `' 1au9AsannacAi Yang inn 4. ninon, polies, Ban /s que • MR. & MRS. MERRITT AGARD, Proprietors S. EDWARD F. NUNN R.MR.F.G D.MR 3, TRUMANSBURG, NEW YORK L -(eLS, iql, a to Ltoh°rn ff rfA nncete.rt -� -1 rt 1.3 i e, .1 /a.. 1_ Ua ak tyre. Caen. tort 0.-the i-cL -PL cttLr..5�- ttJt s �a_ oarL - -g• JCL an -A 'h6. io , I q A. L..i,�Dci.a a,,_ 1tc_Gin ns ap atYl r1. c� p1 n.rvru,cL 8-tales( /A�YCUnn.f._ C frL kitL.�p t �ltrn-cdJ ctw L xL 1�z-0 _) arricL'YL'J mti_ -4 11 ) rr24n.t(( wz.r,an Or -L.nvuhn- [7 /L1t 1 er g.. { /� I n p y L tits_ l i 4 tin. f curs. Llif, /n) < we. t.t i.LLLCL Ja.l�. to h-Q1_t Lftr_ 71Ti'rAJO t__d_ to CO-rt a:A.ALA__�yyCA-Curl-snit L.f7. . atQA .-terraYL 0-a-r ut y , V r.L 1 Qt.[.WI Y�A/I VI tiV 1 a.t/rr v (1 a ^ U to • a 7,.r- t_L- t non - atm�o2mt.r,g. `� ' p 0 CJ (-p-La,rJwLa G.fLax,.rLG_a.- 0 Cl cS.vrt.c , 11 tcw j'�Lannack i'a�.ywrrva 1-tm Ol '1-( , 6F. . ii ! - flit • ' . j,1! T A U G H A N N O C K F A L L S • • • • ® pomfret school POMFRET CONNECTICUT 1 JOHN P. DOWNING DIIDDIE08 ADMINISTRATOR Sanuary 31, 1962 • Miss Alice B. Conover Clerk, Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, N. Y. • • ' Dear Miss Conover: Thank you very much for the notification of the hearing regarding the proposed charges in zoning on the west shore of Cayuga Lake. Some of my alert friends had seen the notice in the Ithaca Sournal and had called me. However, I am very glad to have received your notice so that • the meeting would not have taken place without my knowledge. y. The idea has taken some getting used to and I am not sure yet how we feel about it. In the event that I cannot attend the meeting, will it be acceptable for my father-in-law to appear in my • behalf if he is provided with a letter of author- ization? • I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely yours, 7PD;b • • a 4` ._ • • 12- : he a I it ?. t, ' --�.mal.,i! 0 Pomfret/School POMFRET - CONNECTICUT I i JOHN P. DOWNING A09IIr638 ADMINISTRATOR February 6, 1962 • Planning Board of the Town of Ulysses • c/o Miss Alice B. Conover, Clerk . Ulysses Town Office Building • Elm Street Trumansburg, New York Gentlemen: The vagaries of February weather seem to necessitate writing a letter rather than depending on appearing at the hearing on Saturday, • February 10th. I trust that this is satisfactory with the board and that my thoughts will be considered in reaching your decision. After considering the proposal to change the zoning laws, to per- 40 mit the establishment of a motel on the Patch property, I have con- cluded that I am against this change. The following factors have con- tributed to this conclusion and outweigh the factors in favor. 1. The introduction of a commercial enterprise next to our property would alter the character of the neighborhood, making it less desirable from the standpoint of its original purchase. ' 2. Even though the business is of the highest type, the overcrowding • of the area would result in a decrease in the value of my property, a • penalty to my family and heirs. 3. Even though the current request is made by a man of integrity and • good intentions, a change in the law will not control the quality of those entrepreneurs who follow. • 4. Should dockage for cruisers bo added, the result would be pol- • lution in the water near where we swim. This would affect the neighbors on both sides of the proposed motel, as well as the State Park. 5. In the overall picture the neighborhood belongs to the people of Now York State, and the introduction of commercial enterprises near Taughannock State Park is not to the best long-range conservation interest of the people. • Planning Board of the Town of Ulysses -2- 6. There are at present a motel and two restaurants within a short distance of the park, which seem to serve the area adequately. 7. Due to the small size of the creek delta and the natural increase in sewage, due to the commercial use of the property, sewage may find its way into the lake. I trust this will be made available to the entire board or road at the meeting. Respectfully submitted, JPD:b John P. Downing • y I' P E T I T I O N CONCERNING THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962, at 8 p.m. AT THE TOWN .HALL, .TRUMANSBURG, NEW YORK We, the undersigned, by this petition, respect/ay register our strong protest against any action of the Town 'r= Board which will permit the proposed use of the former Wilcox property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake for the construction and conduct of a commercial enterprise. The west shore of the Lake is one of the most desirable residential communities in the area. It is zoned as a residential district. The proposed use will have a serious effect on the character of the area as a residential • community: 4 It will lessen the desirability of the area for . residential purposes. , It will jeopardize the investment of the home- •. owners in the area. r Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as others in the area, limit the use of their property to residential purposes. , Theippoposed use will benefit only the developer . and is contrary to the interests of the many home-owners in the affected area. There is no compelling need for the proposed use. The Town Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character of the west shore as a desirable residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation„ }i ' 'F % . -.T >. We look to the Town Board to protect us as • home owners. Name Address • hart -. ate , . .37 iLi9, 3 ceLszt .g D 3 --7;-. ....,.A.,-„,,r : r. r\/. /f91( e. (\�\ -- �» ii 4 ..(� V��VI ��1. �OJ.¢. �CC11-to.N N. G '�+>C 11IX ig„,c1.• % 7r(7.,,V01 • waitiLL.L. -----e.e . -1----c±..-__p teeed . (P-0 , fres 4 Y I "42Adt J,(,u�i. a l l L B-c-JU -a-L-03 - 7 G.o 1. • my•. frS a Wea f C2&a,„- , /f /? ' '3 472444A- . . aa,tu: 7,,,.otte Ai *3 a•4. • • m 46,,,,, __" ,,,,,,,,,,,e aba• - 'ad. mac: � ‘ (� / p f2 ,� J c ,...,..—..„,..ari. -,r/ 1,..„ , eGt-C-NYC , � Q.c< rr�(y14'),LUL'�vJLL6f � J� `7 . . • ��1)tG •�q�,�,J, b�(ltc-GLt. (1ltefly 47)11er a `.:r .,``•-, "c�,1. 4/' a • `3 6 • ■- * frh,nd (7 Pe 9 et t e 4 1P. 722" 4. • �. • I g2T_LL3aI CONCERNING THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FZBRUARI 11/1 10, 1962, at S perms AT THE TOWN HALL, TRUHAISUURO, N.I. We, the undersigned, by this petition, respectfully register our strong protect against any action of the • Town Beard whieh will permit the proposed use of the Harmer Wilcox property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake • for the.construction and coaduot of a *cameras' enterprise. The-west shore of the Lake is one of the most desirable residential communities in the area. It is •soned as a residential diarist. The proposed use will have a serious effect on the ehareoterr of the area is c residential communityi It will lessen the desirability of the area for • residential• purposes, It will jeopardise the investment of the home- . owners in the area. Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as othere in the area, limit the use'•of their property to residential purposes. The proposed use will benefit only the developer and is contrary •to-the interests of the any hogs•owners in the terfected area. There is no compelling need for the proposed use. The Town Hoard should be interested in protecting . l . • ® Petition • pegs 2. A the attractive character of the West Shore as pit desirable • residential area and not open up the area for connereiel ' exploitation. We look to the sown Board to protect me as hoas••ornersa Nome Address t.. 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QO2iC INO .THZ HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, ?&SRUARY 10, 19620 at 0 p.m. AT THE TOWN HALL, TRUMA$BSURO, NSW TORE We, the undersigned, by this petition, respeotttdty . register our strong protest against any action of the Town Board which will permit the proposed use of the freer Wilcox property on the went shore of Cayuga Lake for the construction and eondnot of a commercial enterprise. The west shore of the Lake is one of the most desirable residential communities in the area. It is toned as a residential district. The proposed use will have a serious effect on the character of the area as s residential :oommualtys ® It will lessen the desirability of the area for residential purposes. It will jeopardise the investment of the hose. owners in the area. • Property restrictions in the deeds of adsaesat owners, as well as others in tha area, limit the use of their •property to residential purposes! ,. ., ,Theiproposed use will benefit only the developer • and is eantrary to the interests of the many hosemowners in the affected area, There is no ooapelling need for the proposed use. The Town Board should be interested in protean* the attractive character of,the at shore as a desirable residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation. • • N !/9 Wi look to the Town Board to protest us as home ouairs. Memo Address elleAs4-e-e-ce /Pc3 3 t4tec..,./2„,,, A21- • • di/A/gaff-a arerrji A , '40 '2tjv i on.LIC/1-/<- 7/ /d/7i t�I��(, 72M' rl��tlrG f✓ U>r, , %32a '��rrri Vhf � 4/1-y C ? L�� �� / wdy740_ • • ry ♦ ♦ r . \rl♦. -1: _ r�..♦ .Y� tr . nil �. _ .f_ •♦ 4 ♦IL i1 l r ,' 1. .1. . . 'p 1•51). ' •4 • We look to the Town Board to protcot to as • I Sae twraerso Nano Address /ad v/3( * ii as h/• voifili,ier-:• 6! •-i.. r r;t 7•-••" pfre:,.....7; . • • 4.174.% 'Cr /0,-",t &fit. ••''''frfr t 6&1 %‘-------7//ellell Al 0-0 740 ■ 0 1'x....1.... A.1. . .... . . .'�... . •. .. -1 PETITION P CONCERNING THE•HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962, at 6 p.m. AT THE TOWN HALL, TRUMANSBURG, • NEW YORK ." ' We, the undersigned, by this petition, respectfuly register our strong protest against any action of the Town Board which will permit the proposed use of the former Wilcox property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake for the construction • it and conduct of a commercial enterprise. The west shore of the Lake is one of the most v• desirable residential communities in the area. It is Boned • as .a residential district. The proposed use will have a v serious effect on the character of the area as a residential • communi.tyt CO It will lessen the desirability of the area for residential purposes. • It will jeopardise the investment of the home- • • owners in the area: Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as others in the area, limit the use of . their property to residential purposes: . Thei proposed use will benefit only the developer and is contrary to the interests of the many home=owners in f the affected area. .There is no compelling need for the proposed use: :' The Town Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character of the west shore as a desirable r residential area and not open up the area for commercial + exploitation: 1 Ito R" Wd look to the Town Board to proteot us as home owners. Name Address 12 . al E.:, J W�dn{aw,s 8. D. 4J 3 �# � i/`3Uh l N.y. ,x. ••,.. •rye .2- NianAb•l �{ 3 r' L`"� � titivl.-w:.,. fir ft 5/ la r+ L ' %-%L�YILa.-4Q-X /7 atera, pel g1.9 5 ._14,...,../-4. ->" :-.." 4 1 r�.a� Itta.-011 tt , %�cu„ao-4-�' C " lc (13 ., , c:.l,.u.,ua-7-«., Ili ,gc4-..ed-2.4._, • 1, 11/4-7/7, / (`}r " Z • 3 ,LA__ ...... / A 0 , e1/4-,,,67 . trr�3 ��4. � r � ` ' -r4, f 1 r74 r, y . • • \ s-vi.A4„.. v.) . \ __,I, \i„ R.. co ---y: t..,_...,_ )Ais I. 4 • 11 . ,• . _ . r . a.. Y 4 P E T I T I O N CONCERNING THE'HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, • 196x, at B p.m. AT THE TOWN HALL, TRUMANSBURG, HEM YORK • . I We, the undersigned, by this petition, respeotfuty register our strong protest against any action of the Town B=ern vhiinh will payed& the nrnnnned une of the former Wilcox •• property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake for the construction and •conduct of a oommeroial enterprise. The west shore of the Lake is one of the most • desirable residential communities in the area. it is zoned •' as a residential dietriat. The proposed use will have a serious effect on the character of the area as a residential community! • It will lessen the desirability of the area for _ residential purposes. "' It will jeopardise the investment of the home- owners in the area. Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent ;- owners, as well as others in the area, limit the use of - , their property to residential purposes. _ ' i The /proposed use will benefit only the developer and is contrary .to the interests of the many home-owners in , : :I the affected area. . There is no compelling need for the proposed use. • The Town Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character of the west shore as a desirable residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation. . >r 0 We look to. the Tows Board to protect us as hone owners, j use Address ,mac 13902rt et ra e XL e- ��S �n " 7�� �� 10.11_,(/ X h Q 4 -01LW_-4- n , `GCJe.-st S • 0 PETITION III oosataINO sins REARIN3 NOHIThULIW FOR MAMMAL; FEBRUARY 10, 1962, at $ p.m. AT THE TOWN NALL, TRUNAN$BURO, N.Y. We, the undersigned, by this petition, respectfully register our'strong protest against any action of the . Town Board which will permit the proposed use of the • Rymer Wilcox property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake for the oonstrnation and nondaet of a commercial enterprise. The was shore of the Lake is one of the most desirable residential communities in the area. It is mad as a residentisl district. The proposed use will ® have a serious effect on the character of the area as a • residential immunity* It will lessen the desirability of the area for residential purposes. It will jeopardise the investment of the home. owners in the area. Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as others in the area, limit the nee of their property to residential purposes. • The proposed use will benefit only the developer and is contrary to the interacts of the many hcae•owners in the affected sale. There is no oospelling need !br the proposed use. The Toga Board should be interested in protecting • l • If ® Petition • page 2. the attractive character of the Beet Shore as a desirable ill residential area and not epaa up the area for eosserolal ezpleitatiots Be look to the Town Board to protect us as bye-owners. Bane Address Q\1:4„2“60)/144,61-1-4-a-4 "1“LAW, :.. /..y.60-----(,-67-in_22— 0 / Aci(e. 1 . .: 0 ( . . u . hur_ ipso_cia_cuiv,...4.,,c9.2...cce in .og , . 3 ,20.1.0:12.. 71 . 1 1 . .. • KoletAct.....• GI MT" .. . rte, 1 w�,1,�S 0....• .i: , (t t 1 0 CIJSC- -r-, `(1.JJ \•,mot a (.. / ,v . l • . • . ` �. 40 I “S ® Petition • pie 29 the attractive character of the Wart Store as a desirable residential area ,sad not fen up the area for eoinceoial espleitation. Ve lots to the Town Board to proteat us as hoammaneree / n1 Brae CLi( Address 111 1.0.4.460 Gl,1 � u- . ceet. . Alize-ed-e----e-t-/ . /: CW Xi. ten-ge--- j.---a-c-re-a-ce-442*--M- . /1 .5! / • IJ . / eq- • . • ei. 1 4 eVta h , kLwmr orso � . N �. %"f l-oz.,,,34,- -K — j c, 041 . .. �•• . . ( tt,t,1/4 0 CIL LCCASFA i III ICLelk'nit‘1 CUL IN •y. 0 • • allIMINIMIECIOMMEMINII IS 14 . • Maplewood Rd. R. D. 3 O Ithaca, N.Y. Feb. 8, 1962 Dear Neighbor, • Ill There's another petition in the making. ':his one is for the purpose of seeping the lake area residential and maintaining property values. As you probably know, there is serious talk of building a motel on the ' la,cu below the park. In order to do this, a zoning adjustment in proposes. . ns I see it, the main problem is that such a change would sot a pre ..rtont which could than be used to "Justify" a similar change anythore along - lake. This would open us up to motels, Carina, honkeytouka, etc. T, '_, .. of thing has ruined the residential nature of numerous other lakes in r area. . Another problem is that many people have deed restrictions which pra:;ibit commercialization of their own properties. If a nearby property is . commercialized, a person with such a restriction will have the value of . his property drop, since his property would bo in a commercial area„ but could not be oc nnmercialialized. •v: Personally I'm most interested in keeping the area residential, but the • deed restrictions certainly do affect some people. If you are concerned about them possible commercialization of our lake, the beet thing to do ie to go to the hearing Saturday night, Feb. 10, at ' 8 p.m. in the 'Trsrenaburg Town Hall. The ne;:t beat thing in to sign the petition which I will bring aroun, ee.rly Saturday evening. If you will not be home, perhaps you could sign this . copy and leave it at my house: We; the undersigned, by this petition, respectfully register our sercng protest against any action of the Town Hoard whtbh will- parnit tau proposed une of tge former tiloox property on the nest. shore oP' Cayuga Lake for t1:_. { construction and donduct of a commercial enterprine. /• The west shore of the Lake is ono of the most desirable raridontia.l cxu• munitics in the area. It is zoned as a residential district., Tho ,^_ro- posed use till have a serious effect on the character of the area as a residential coiasuulty; • It will lessen the denirability of the area for roaiduntial purponea. It will jeopardize the investment of the homeonnoro in the area. • Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as others 0 tntho area, limit the sue of Choir property to residential purponua. • - The ,proposed use will benefit only the dovelopor and in contrary to the i ,. . t• .. r , . , . ,: . :'',•; .. .,, ..0 '—E ' , .: 4A . , `c • S4 A r2 6 interests of the many hame..onnora in the affected area. r There 1s no compelling need for the proposed use. L " The Town Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character • of the west shore aeon desirable residential area And not open up the area for commercial exploitation. • iSo look to the Town Board to protest us as home owners.To Nmne If you have any questions about the nature of the situation, call Yrs. Ed Lutz, who has a Trumansburg number (3$7-2246)0 She is bettor informed than I with respect to the details of the situation. Sincerely, 0e Bob Canis • • • i 41 77.7. • • • SC‘AAC41 11, • FE3'9. .. 'ALL- f RH Ennis 6"AM • s • -st:•," • ,oA! . • 111.aplowood Rd. •• •• RD 3 N 7. Ithaca Harold•Mornolius MaplowoodtRd. RD 3 .-.• • Ithaca.- 1 ; • 4 • • • • • . . . • . I: I• • . . doia. •• Mr.' ' , Pc.tr .‘ • 0 • .4.•veOPO • ` q • -2- gib interests of the many home-owners in the affected area. There is no compelling need for the proposed use. J. The Town Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character of t1Yi west shore as a desirable residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation. / ice look to the Town Board tto protect us as home owners. Named .o b T�--onSt4w Address 'kt If you have nny questions about the nature of the situation, call :-'ro. Ed Lutz, who has a Trumeneburg number (387-2246). Sho is bettor informed than I with respect to the details of the situation. Sincerely, fold C /AM • • Bob hhnie • •`Ir . .: i • ! !� cj . , Y 4 interests of the many home-ownern in the affected area. There is no compelling need for the proposed use. The Torn Board should be interested in protecting the attractive character of tte zest shore as a desirable residential area Sad not open up the area for commercial exploitation* lie look to the Town Board to protect us as horse owners. Name Address C}-66412(-- ----91"1-15-4-44/6 If you have any questions about the nature of the situation° call :•'re. Ed Lutz° who has a Trumanaburg number (367-2246). She is better informed than I with respect to the details of the situation. Sincerely° '7 / Bob Ennis • • • • . . O G -2- interests of the many home•.ownors in the affected area. There is no compelling need for the proposed use. I The Town Board should be interested in Protecting the attractive character of the west shore as a desirable residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation. • Vie look to the Town Board to protect us as home owners. . :Jerre . address / G�1.�7�Ju-��� /Ifa�L�i_�,o.nf�.c •. ' gin If you have any questions about the nature of the situation„ call :=rn. Ed Lutz, who has a Trumanaburg number (387-2246). She is bottor interned _ than I with respect to the details of the situation. sincerely, "' • Bob Ennis , t •:t• . I • , • 11 a' .s ACq --------- f {. • onAbi ` a:;,. "'^.ter, 7. 4 t.,,c4.41 RI-rEnnia \ .N v.. 1 ,', :'rql. I tp lowood Rd RD 3 Ithaca William Fovilor_ , , Maplewood Rd • ' . RR3 ' . Ithaca , \ . (' p , ..4,t-ri ft ♦ f �Y. V �� .. . II l) ' • •I I: zv y o, • 41 P E T I T I O N CONCERNING THE HEARING SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY • 10, 1962, at 8 p.m. AT THE TOWN .HALL, TRUMANSBURG, N.Y. We, the undersigned, by this petition, respectfully register our strong protest against. any action of the Town Board which will permit the proposed use of the former Wilcox property on the west shore of Cayuga Lake for the construction and conduct of a commercial enterprise. The west shore of the Lake is one of the most desirablb residential communities in the area. It is zoned as a residential district. The proposed use will ® have a serious effect on the character of the area as a residential community: It will lessen the desirability of the area for • residential purposes. It will jeopardize the investment of the home- owners in the area. Property restrictions in the deeds of adjacent owners, as well as others in the area, limit the use of 111 their property to residential purposes. The proposed use will benefit only the developer and is contrary to the interests of the many home-owners in the affected area. 41 There is no compelling need for the proposed use. The Town Board should be interested in protecting - 1 - Petition - page 2. 4 the attractive character of the West Shore as a desirable . i residential area and not open up the area for commercial exploitation. We look to the Town Board to protect us as home-owners. Name Address . cam-.. R -� ln► / /1 ky R H it s . llllll d 1� << S �� .1 Q r /s�u�./r,/ it rf ✓ar ,V_'. vt m ® i 0 eeJ{Q 1( l( 1( 1 it 10 1 ye uta4 „, ., II i. 1/ It itlitierice-14- \ 4, el, 1 fib"` ,'r" // ,/ • . (kret., Uo 1 Eithu-e-ti• 0 ■ r a ° $ Know most of the planning board members and have •_ Respect for the Town planning board and work they have done r 41 Tho planning Board evidently thinks this a fine plan and good for the community but we wonder if they did take in all considerations and the consequences if this piece of pro perty is rezoned. .I So as homeowner near the proposed development would like to present my case to Town Bd. tonite. • Reason we came here - beauty, place to develop home, close to park and lake. • Not zoned then but area recognized as residential Eecause of existing use. • Thought because of the beauty see of location and eurroundiiigsgit would become ' more residential - and that has happened since we have been here. The need has been for more residential than commercial development - frequently hear of people looking for homes and in areas where they can have some space for family life. Renee this area is becoming more and more important for 7. this reason. ;S-has The Town of Ulysses decided to have zoning ordinances and this area along the {.I. EA-R-Ga..-( Blvd. was zoned residential. We thought we had protection and that this a/ � was well on the way of becoming a fine residential area. Now it seems 0�/ '44 w0-...td r 1' . 1 t+. Cn+.t A\L_ `//��� ' A, tlmost over/fj i ht things ha/ye JCha/nged. y4 • • • - 1' / .1.15-4 c� I�,,,,,I� a" e a'. CO-v4 ' e. t�':._yQ 1- .4_-r- N6 Y` Ail vas_ `C 1f,-..L �l ,..Ky., ��.( �0"'7 Lf The proposed dev- commercial development changes the character of the surrounding area. The zoning ordinance is for the purpose of promoting 1'.hn health: eefe±y_ . _1a and g ___, ., a • 5 ZC _ � ••'•• _.. and tici:a�a: ticiiaro of the CCtIUUUYIity and �� 4/�nTr�r, to lessen congestion .on the streets ( I suppose we can say highysy in thi s case) �Ky(t( 1 / We feel the rezoning deprives us of these benefits - (�� 1 Surrounding residences are so close will he lose privacy. Noise nuisance na .J, if C° tta �i. 1 (�!r. o S- V 0. 1' Q.'riQ� /' • s or and winter. / f— a ,.v _ I(--cr t. � � I 1 6 her .• t..•..y,..t,CY ° a rP •cn-f 3� /. \-� `. /I Traffic hazard - Parking on road - Lighted bill boards - Properties with deed restrictions - what about them they are caught 144.1. $4,...), Has there boon thought given to what is going to happen to the homeowner and N. taxpayer • No assurance this man will succeed - then what - another place like the diner? Will it not curtail residential values Total residential asseoment in this area is $110,000 /06 Feel What will new development bring in? If it is to be $1 ,000 development AS rtd'Aa j it-wile-ba-aeaeeeed-at- it would be assessed at about half say or )) but it will be offset by a consequent drop in residential values. enterprises Besides evidence indicates that the commercial properties that are already a in aened this area are not assessed as gh high as some residential properties. So there is not even much assurace that this would be mush help tax wise. Also commercial developments also develop needs for for services which th taxpayers foot - like fire protection, highway imporvement, police protec tion, ect. Here bring in comparison with Town of Ithaca and Town of Ulyssess Conclusion: Tho Town Bogard is a legislative body and represents us all They have great responsibility. There decision will not only have short term consequences but for years to come by determining what this arm is to become. One commercial development will lead to another. The question is a. 'a 4b what, do we want to be re ident al or oamercial because I do not think we can have it both weyss. 6tLd et ' (4.:, o—wrt .F(41 Lu a Iddont think this Town board is ust going to zonsider thosd wh want to make money. I thin w 11 be fair and realize that the homeowner / � (- btt ,7 needs protection. We have done our best to be a benefit to the R.. community - are our efforts not to count. I think this board will be .� ..--�-- fair to us. Thank you li wLC,�( ,y Ste; t.. / as D -114--(4,4 7 Le7,-2-ta Gil, _ ,. ' c.1----(-0—( Cc-, ,,,,_,.,_,._,‘ 1 0-Lti a / , %G 0_0_0 ,f •-- (ft,...G •11 &G 0:,, ,, a_L._.._.•..--f Sa.,...._ - S-v) --rd-.-1,1, 1 1/4111t2 tea- — `.. ct-,-- 4""A' Cle .... ("IL a�Q.�e.rsLa...5 ��te_... f� /'w .^""tJ • S I 0. QCI L ��CI / (/ CO ii /sett a tet.e..," 7--- Wt 4L• fL.• f^a o... � , ��• a - 4.. 4.....c ��l yam' �>,';Lt'c (lti, I Y To L .\ i7 �fG4d..c.'tl. /'7`'11.4C(lu.-t.LC,,_I /�°/1C1,,.; t�a /-N�a'i 4.1; -,.� �•/� 1/1",:.0, t ti February I2, I962. RESOLUTION DENYING REQUEST CF HAROLD TEETER AND WIFE FORA PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT ON THE PATCH PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE WEST SHORE OF CAYUGA LAKE. WHEREAS: The application of MR.and Mrs.Harold Teeter for permission to establish a Planned DevelopementDistrict 'on the West Shoreof Cayuga Lake,was ,after the necessary legal procedures, referred to the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, and a Public Hearing was held on the Propsal and Whereas; At bhe said Public Hearing the overwhelming • majority pf people from the entirearea who appeared in person and also presented signed petitions against the request,questioning the need for a Motel on this specific • location, the invasion of business enterprise in a highly desire-nit resident district, the potential traffic hazard it might create,the posibility of lakepollution, the possible devaluation of properties in the area; and • in general, the possibility that fi•. .4rAt create a president for future requests of asimilar nature, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THat, after careful consideration of c1+'k;"•: therr" facts and factors involved, this Town Board cronies the request of MR. and MRS.Harold Teeter for permission to establish a Planned Developement District, under Article 3, Section9 of the Revised Edition of the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; That a copy of this Resolution be sproad' upon t the minutes and That a certified copy be sent to M.and Mrs Harold Teeter, au l3O$ CLerk. • • • lb • February I2th1962 a 1 • • A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town of Ulysses Building for making adecision regarding the the proposed Planning Development, Members present were ;Mr Boaer, Supr.,Messrs Ellis and Thomas , Councilmen;Mr Rice Justice of the Peace and Alice B.Conover Clerk Mr Rice stoke that the meeting was well attended • and all facts were brought out. Mr Elliastated that Mr Teeter doesn6t own the property and the neighbors all owned their property,had signed several petitions,opposing the development ,..,. „rro.,ed 1,�r Mn hmoa aria .. f'laDVsLLV•i,s, nap v rd _n-_�._ seconded by Mr Ellis and carried by unamious Roll Call Voteas follows Mr,Bower Yes Mr Ellis Yes • Mr •Rice Yes Mr Thomas Yes It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by MrThomas that the meeting be adjourned . It was voted and carried, a 6o1i4 Alice B.Conover Clerk. • • • • • • • • March 7,1962. • a 2 A regular meeting of the Town board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Members present were ;Fiir.Bower, Supr.;Messrs Ellis • and Thomas; Co uncilmen;Mr RIce Justice of the Peace ;Mr. • Newman,Attorney;Mr.Fellows, Zoning Officer and Alice B. Conover, Clerk. Minutes of the me tings held Feb.7th,I0th andl2th were read, corroctions made and approved as corrected. • Mr Fellows spoke regarding his attending the Board meetings,telling the Board regarding the Zoning • conditionsgoing on , He asked for some stationary,so that he might sand intimation to those making inquiry. Aletter from Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. , advising the Board,that the accident of Jan.16th, I962, involving Plaintiff,George Earl, Jr. ,was settled Feb.7th, 1962, in the amount of $I8.70. Aletter to Mr Bower,from the New York State Electric and GasCorporation,stating that a good share of their own Muncipalaccounts find acceptable certification stamped on the bills similar to this . I certify that this bill is correct and just; that no payments therefor has been received; that the rates were in effect at the time the services wave rendered;and such rates were not in excess of those charged the general public for similar service . • If this will satisfy your needs,it will ofcourse eliminate the preparation and typing of certification forms in the future . A motion was made by Mr Ellis and seconded by Mr, Rice that this form be accepted and the clerkwas asked to return the carbon cppy with that statement. It was voted and carried. Mr Rice said that he was leaving the next day for twelve days in Florida. LOW. Wv It was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded,'that bills Nos. , 32 to45, inclusive be paid as claimed. It was voted and carried • On motion meeting was adjourned. t2&U /3 c4tco'uGi Clerk 4* MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING MARCH 7, 1962 A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Members present were : Mr. Bower, Supervisor;Messrs . Ellis and Thomas,Councilmen;Mr. Rice,Justice of the Peace;Mr.Newman, Attorney;Mr. Fellows,Zoning Officer and Alice B. Conover,Clerk. - Minutes of the meeting held Feb. 7th,lOth,and 12th were read,corr- ections made and approved as corrected. I ' Mr. Fellows spoke regarding his attending the Board meetings, tell- . ins the Board regarding the Zoning conditions going on, he asked for some stationary, so that he might send information to tnose making inquiry. A letter from Merchants Mutual Insurance Co. ,advising the Board, that the accident of Jan. 16th,1962,involving Plaintiff,George Earl,Jr. ,was settled Feb. 7th,1962,in the amount of $18.70. • A letter to Mr. Bower,from the New York State Electric and Gas Corporation,stating that a good share of their own Municipal acc- ounts find acceptable certification stamped on the bills similar to this . I certify that this bill is correct and just; that no payments there for has been received; that the rares were in effect at the time the servises were rendered; and such rates were not in excess of those charged the general public for similar service. If this will satisfy your needs,it well of course eliminate the preparation and typing of certification forms in the future. A motion was made by Mr. Ellis and seconded by Mr. Rice that this form be accepted and the clerk was asked to return the carbon copy with that statement. It was voted and carried. Mr. Rice said that he was leaving the next day for twelve days in Florida. It was moved by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis bills Nos .32-45 inclusive be paid as claimed. It was voted and carried. On Motion meeting was adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm April 4, 1962 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order on April 4, 1962 at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford E. Bower; Justice of the Peace, E. D. Crumb; Messrs . Ellis and Thomas , Councilmen; Superintendant of Highways , Ortha Strong; Attorney, Charles Newman; Town Clerk, Alice Conover, and Zoning Officer, R. M. Follnwa . The minutes of the March 7th meeting were read and approved. The minutes of the January 3rd meeting were also read, corrected • and approved. • Correspondence: A letter from R. M. Fellows regarding his resignation from the Board of Appeals was read. This resignation was accepted and Mr. Bower suggested that the possibilities for a replacement should be discussed at the next meeting. A letter from Mr. Charles Newman was also read. Mr. Newman wishes to resign as Attorney for the Board effective June 30th. The Board accepted Mr, Newman' s resignation. It was suggested that no immediate action be taken at thistime for appointing a replacement for Mr. Newman. Mr. Newman pointed out that the law states a Town Board can not have an attorney from outside the town on a salary basis . However, an attorney residing outside the Town can be engaged for a specific service and paid for such service. Mr. Newman also suggested the consideration of Mr. Ray S. Ashberry for Attorney. Reports : Mr. Fellows reported on several zoning problems which he has taken care of satisfactorily. A discussion of some of the zoning laws followed. Mr. Fellows has talked with Mr. Newman in regard to the signs along the road . Some of these signs are on long term leases . Persons holding such leases may leave the signs up until the lease expires , providing the lease was made before the ordinance. Mr. Strong reported that there are no more cinders available from Cornell . He has a supply of cinders which should be adequate to carry through next winter. Several sources of supply were suggested and it was decided to consider the difference in cost between drawing in cinders or using sand on the highways . The new Youth Court which is soon to go into effect was discussed. The Board voiced its ' approval of this plan on a trial basis . ■ 2• 98 Mr. Strong stated that the roof of the Town Building is in need of repair. Mr. Strong agreed to supervise the necessary repairs . • Bills numbered 46 through 52 inclusive were submitted by . Alice Conover and? the motion was made by Mr. Thomas and seoonded by Mr. Ellisthat these should be paid. • The motion was made by Mr. Crumb and seconded by Mr. Ellie that the meeting be adjourned at 9:00 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer , May 2 , 1962 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order on May 2 , 1962 at 8 :05 Y.M. for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford E. Bower; Messrs . Ellis andThomas , Councilmen; Justices of the Peace, James Rice and E. D. Crumb; Attorney, Charles Newman; and Superintendant of Highways , Ortha Strong. The minutes of the April 4, 1962 meeting were read , corrected and approved. • Correspondence: An estimate was read from Mr. Bob Murphey. - The price quoted by Mr. Murphey for the repair of rotted sills , •• jams and touch up painting, including insurance and labor, for the Town Building was $469.00. A suggestion was made that part of the large picture windows in the building be removed and smaller windows put in to replace these with the possibility of lowering the cost of heating the building and also to cut the cost of repairs . After much die- suasion, it was decided that there would not be sufficient saving to warrant such a change. The Board also decided to obtain other estimates from local contractors before engaging a contractor to make the necessary repairs . Reports : Mr. Bower reported that Bill Neal had requested the use of the Town Building one night a month to be used for several local gentlemen to play chess . After due consideration it was unanimously decided that the building should not be used for such purposes. It was reported that during the past month Mr. Herm Hayward had closed the Town Dump until it had rained because of the danger of fire. A sign was posted that the Dump was closed by order of the Fire Company. The Dump was reopened after the next rain. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Ortha Strong should be allowed to burn the Town Dump once or twice a week on a trial basis so that the accumulation of trash would no longer be a fire hazard and the possibility for unguarded fires would be kept to a minimum. Mr. Ellis stated that a resolution must be sent to the State of New York regarding the abandonment by the Town of Ulysses of a portion of State Highway Route 227 . The following resolution was made, seconded and carried : e.i INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Served May 4, 1962 r NOTICE TO THE PARTIES Exceptions , if any, must be filed with the Secretary, INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, Washington, D. C. , and • served on all other parties in interest within 30 days from the date of service shown above, or within such further period as may be authorized for the filing of such exceptions. At the expiration of said period for • the filing of exceptions , the recommended order will • become the order of the Commission and will become • effective unless exceptions have been seasonably filed or the order has been stayed or postponed by the Commission. If exceptions are filed, replies to excep- tions may be filed within 20 days after the final date for filing of exceptions. It should not be assumed that • • the recommended order has become effective as the order of the Commission until a notice or order to that effect, has been served. Finance Docket No. 21612 LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY ABANDONMENT (PORTION) ITHACA BRANCH LINE • Decided 1. Certificate issued permitting abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of a portion of its Ithaca branch line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. Conditions pre- scribed. • 2. Present and future public convenience and necessity • not shown to permit abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of that portion of its Ithaca branch line between Trumansburg and Fayette (Geneva Junction) Seneca County, N. Y. ' Application denied in part. James P. Manning, for the applicant. Martin L. Barr for the Public Service Commission of the State of New York. Harry W. Riley, Albert V. Coch, Daniel J. North, Victor G. Mount, Jerome B. E. Wolff , George B. Quinlan, Robert S. Grant and Robert I. Williamson for protestants. • REPORT AND ORDER RECOMMENDED BY WILLIAM J. GIBBONS, HEARING EXAMINER On May 24, 1961, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, • hereinafter sometimes referred to as the applicant , a common carrier by railroad subject to Part I of the Interstate Commerce Act , filed an application under section 1(18) of the Act for a certificate of public convenience 1 i- Finance Docket No. 21612 and necessity permitting the abandonment of a portion of . its Ithaca branch line extending from milepost 308.00, in the town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. , to milepost 345.105, at Geneva Junction, Town of Fayette, Seneca • County, N. Y. , a distance of 37.105 miles. In addition, the applicant proposes to abandon 0.853 miles of side track in Tompkins County and 2.487 miles of such track in Seneca County. Protests were filed and a hearing has been held. At the hearing , the Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc. , the Trumansburg Cooperative Grange League • Federation Service, Daily Brothers, the Businessmen' s Association of the Town of Romulus, the Village of Interlaken, the County of Seneca, the Towns of Covert and • Varick, Bean Brothers , the County of Tompkins, and various railway labor organizations , all sometimes referred to herein as protestants, intervened in opposition to the applicant ' s proposal. The Public Service Commission • of the State of New York entered an appearance as its interest might appear. The proceeding was assigned to the examiner who presided at the hearing for the recommendation of a report and order thereon accompanied by the reasons therefor. The parties waived the filing of briefs. ' Unless other- wise indicated, all points hereinafter mentioned are in New York. The Ithaca branch consists of a single track which was originally constructed in 1870. It extends in a ; : north-westerly direction from Van Etten, Tioga County, N. Y. , to the Town of Fayette, connecting with the applicant ' s main line at Van Etten on the east, and with the applicant ' s Seneca Falls branch at Geneva Junction on the west . The latter branch is directly connected with applicant ' s main line at a distance of approximately 900 feet west of Geneva Junction. The trackage proposed for abandonment does not connect with any other railroad for the purpose of interchanging traffic. Up until September 3, 1961, the applicant operated 1 local freight train a day in each direction, 6 days a week, over the line sought to be abandoned. Effective as of that date, it reduced its freight operations to 2 days a week, ceased freight operations entirely over the portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, and discontinued the handling of bridge traffic. Since • February 3, 1961, the applicant has not operated any passenger trains over the line./ At present, there is no local freight service on the line and no bridge traffic. The freight business consists of carload and less-than- carload traffic moving between points on the line and points beyond. J Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Discontinuance of Remaining Passenger Operations, Finance Docket No. 21260, decided January 31, 1961. _ 2 - • Finance Docket No. 21612 Although the applicant discontinued regular freight operations over that portion of the branch between Trumansburg and Ithaca without authorization from this Commission, there was no reduction in service as a result thereof. In lieu of routing bridge traffic over the branch, it rerouted such traffic over its main line. No shipper or consignee on the branch was deprived of serv- ice. Such a change in operations appears to be within the discretion of management, and as such did not consti- tute a violation of the Interstate Commerce Act. Similarly, the reduction in freight service from 6 to 2 days a week was a matter within managerial discretion. The line is in a good state of maintenance. The annual maintenance cost thereof is estimated by the applicant to be $70 , 500. According to the applicant, reconstruction within the next 2 years of bridges and culverts on the line will involve an additional expendi- ture of $212,000, made up as follows: Reconstruction of Bridge I-315A $ 48,000 Reconstruction of Bridge I-342 110,000 - Rebuilding Culverts 54,000 It is estimated that the net salvage value of the line is $974,271. The tributary territory has an estimated population of 3,000, including the populations of the towns located on the line. The area is devoted primarily to farming and dairying , wheat and hay being the principal crops. In addition to farming, there are a number of feed stores , grain elevators , coal dealers , and general merchandise stores in the area. Five stations are located on the line proposed to be abandoned. Trumansburg (population 1,704) , an agency station, is located 11 miles by highway west of Ithaca, a station presently served by the applicant. Interlaken (population 775) an agency station dually operated with Hayt'sCorners, is located 18 miles from Ithaca by highway, and 6 miles from Lodi , both of which are served by the applicant. Hayt' s Corners (population 112) is located 4 miles by highway from the Lehigh Valley railroad station at Gilbert . Romulus and McDougal, non-agency stations , whose combined population is 225, are located from 6 to 9 miles by highway from other railroad stations at Gilbert and Kendaia. Throughout the area there is a network of hard-surfaced, all-weather highways one of which parallels a substantial portion of the line sought to be abandoned. Several common carriers by motor carrier perform transportation services in the area and serve most of the affected communities . During the years 1959-1960 and for the first 3 months of 1961,. the number of cars of freight, the number of less-than-carload shipments and the total tons of carload and less-than-carload freight originating at or destined to points on the line were as follows: - 3 - r Finance Docket No. 21612 • • Year Carloads LCL Shipments Total Tons • 1959 468 855 20,707 1960 416 764 17,953 1961 (3 mos. ) 88 22 3,854 principle inbound shipments consist of coal, fertili- zer, livestock feed, building supplies, and automobiles. Most of the outbound shipments are wheat, oats, barley • and hay. The major portion of the traffic on the line either originated or terminated at Trumansburg or Interlaken. For the first 10 months of 1961, a total of/350 carloads were handled at all stations on the line. The system revenues accruing to the applicant from traffic originating at or destined to the line, and moved on other lines of the applicant, in the years 1959, 1960 and for the 3 months ended on March 31, 1961, were, in order, $79,706 , $71,542, $12,399, of which $3,089, $2,854 and $561 were assigned to the line involved herein on a mileage prorate basis. During each of these periods, the expenses of operating the line, including those incurred in the movement of traffic beyond the line, were $126,220, $128,081, and $31,989. Of these amounts, expenses of $38,308, $34,344, and $5,919 were allocated to the line for the movement of traffic beyond the line by the application of a 50 percent operating ratio to the revenues accruing from the movement of traffic beyond the line. The expenses consist of maintenance of way and ! structures, maintenance of• equipmont , transportation expenses, land and facilities taxes, railroad retirement and unemployment taxes, and expenses incurred for trucking less-than-carload freight. Expenses for maintenance of way and structures and for maintenance of equipment were allocated to the line on a mileage basis. Most of the transportation expenses are actual, except that train fuel, • water, lubricants, train supplies, locomotive and engine house expenses were computed on the average system cost either per locomotive mile or per loaded freight car. Taxes and expenses for trucking less-than-carload freight are actual. On the basis of the foregoing figures, the applicant' s claimed net deficit from the operation of the line sought to be abandoned in each of the above periods, without giving effect to expenses or revenues from bridge traffic , was $46 ,514 in 1959; $56,539 in 1960; and $19, 590 in the first 3 months of 1961. Appendix A contains a summary of the operating results of the line for 1959, 1960, and for the first 3 months of 1961. No explanation was made by the applicant for its failure to take into account revenues from bridge traffic, except the statement that the handling of such traffic was 2/The less-than-carload shipments and total tons were not made available for the first 10 months of 1961. At present, applicant handles no less-than-carload shipments on the line. No figures were presented with respect to the volume of bridge traffic handled on the line up to September 3, 1961. • - 4 - • • ." .. . . .. .. . . .•:yam . . . .. . .' . Finance Docket No. 21612 . "a convenience, not *** a necessity." On cross-examination, it was conceded by applicant that from 100 to 225 cars of bridge traffic a month were handled over the line during • 1959, 1960, and up until September 3, 1961. To the extent that such bridge traffic and the revenues therefrom were not included in the operating results of the line, it • appears that the revenues accruing to the applicant from the operation of the line may have been understated. Not- : withstanding assertions to the contrary, the applicants `' included in its computations a substantial portion of the cost of moving such bridge traffic over the branch. In e addition, it is to be recalled that the applicant discon- tinued freight operations on the portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, a distance of about 8 miles ' by rail, on September 3 , 1961, and at or about the same time, it reduced freight operations over the remainder of the line from 6 days a week to 2 days a week, once a day in each direction. On cross-examination the applicant admitted that substantial economies were or would be effected as a result . of such changes in service. Although these savings were not realized until the latter part of 1961, a downward adjustment, commensurate with the savings, should be made in the operating expenses • that are directly attributable to the line. If such adjust- ment were to be made for 1961, its net deficit for that year would be drastically reduced. While the exact amount of the deficits for those periods cannot be accurately computed on the present record, the conclusion appears warranted that the applicant ' s claimed deficits may have been over- " stated by as much as 50 percent. As previously indicated , the applicant asserts that within the next 2 years, it will be necessary to expend $212,000 for the reconstruction of bridges and culverts. . One of the bridges (I 315A) , the reconstruction cost of p- which is estimated at $48,000, is located on that portion - of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, over which no P . service is performed by applicant. Although the other bridge (I 342) , the reconstruction cost of which is estimated at $110,000, is located on the line proposed for abandonment, it will not be rebuilt until such time as a highway is built over the bridge. The applicant conceded that it had . no knowledge as to when such eventuality may occur . . Thus, •i instead of additional expenditures of $212,000 for reconstruc- tion costs during the next 2 years, as claimed by applicant, . the total amount would be $54,000 for rebuilding culverts. _ . In 1960 the maintenance cost of the line was stated to be ,$62,420, of which $48,919 was allocated to passenger service, and $13,501 to freight service. Since passenger ' train service over the line was discontinued on February 4, 1961, the entire cost of the line, applicant contends , must necessarily be borne by the remaining freight operations. Because of increasing costs, it is estimated by the applicant that the annual maintenance cost for the line will be $70, 500. Similarly, applicant contends that the portion of taxes on land and facilities previously allocated to passenger service must now be absorbed by its freight operations. In 1960 these taxes were $35,980, of which $24,331 was allocated to passenger service, and $11 .649 to freight service. In effect, the applicant argues that it will be required to pay approxi- mately 336,000 a year in taxes by reason of the operation of freight service over the line. - 5 — i.., . Finance Docket No. 21612 With respect to the annual estimated maintenance cost, the applicant ignores the fact that since February 4, 1961, train service over the line, both passenger and freight, has been reduced from 25 to 30 trains a week to 2 trains a week in each direction. Moreover it fails to take into account the additional fact that Since September 3, 1961, no train operations whatever have been conducted on that portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, a distance of 8 miles or' about 1/5 of the entire line . Notwithstanding contrary assertions by the applicant, it • is highly probable that maintenance costs have substantially decreased as a result of the drastic reduction in service over the line since •Febraury 4, 1961. As presented by the applicant the figures as to future maintenance costs, based on conditions no longer existing, are nothing more than mere estimates, and as such shduld not be relied upon in the instant proceeding. While there is some merit to the appli- cant' s contention that real estate taxes previously allocated to passenger service on the line will now have to be assumed '. by its freight operations, the additional taxes absorbed by the freight operations would amount to only $25,000 a year, and in view of protestants& evidence that the assessed valuation of railroad property in New York for tax purposes is being reduced annually by action of the State Legislature, these taxes may be substantially reduced in the future. In consideration of these factors, it is the opinion of the examiner that the applicant has failed to prove by competent evidence • that an undue financial burden will be imposed upon it by reason of the continued operation of the line. In any event, for reasons hereinbefore stated, the claimed deficits of the applicant from the operation of the line have been substantially overstated. Twelve witnesses testified in opposition to the applicant' s proposal. The Trumansburg Cooperative at Trumansburg, and Daily Brothers located at Interlaken, both grain dealers and 2 of the largest shippers and receivers of freight in the area, would be most seriously affected by the abandonment of the line . Daily Brothers buy and sell grain, hay, feed, fertilizer and coal and depend almost exclusively on the applicant for the movement of their products. In 1961, on advice offered by the applicant, they spent $25,000 to modernize their elevator and install new bins to facilitate the handling of inbound ship- ments of feed. Their investment is valued at $150,000. Annually they handle 150,000 bushels of grain most of which moves out of Interlaken by rail. In 1959, 1960, and the first 10. months of 1961, the carloads of freight shipped and received by Daily Brothers, as shown by their records, were as follows: - 6 - • Finance Docket No. 21612 • Carloads Carloads Total Shipped Received Carloads 1959 87 61 148 1960 39 108 147 ' 1961 (10 months) 55 85 140 • For the entire year 1961 , Daily Brothers estimate that they would receive 102 carloads and ship 61 , a total of 163 carloads, or an increase of 16 cars over 1960. On cross-examination, the applicant unsuccessfully attempted to impeach the credibility of these figures . Other testimony offered by Daily Brothers was to the effect that if truck service were substituted for rail service at Interlaken, shipping costs would be appreciably increased, both for inbound and outbound shipments , and such increased costs would necessarily be passed on to their customers . According to witness testimony, it would be impracticable, if not impossible, for Daily Brothers to relocate their business elsewhere on the appli- _: cantos line ; that if rail freight service at Interlaken were discontinued, Daily Brothers would be forced out of business ; that the jobs of 11 to 15 of their employees would be eliminated and that the economy of the entire area would be adversely affected . The Trumansburg Cooperative at Trumansburg, located about 7 miles east of Interlaken, is engaged in the busi- ness of buying grain from local farmers and selling feed, seed fertilizer and hardware . Most of the commodities • handled are shipped in and out of Trumansburg by rail. It has a plant investment of approximately $80,000, and annually ships out 40,000 bushels of wheat and other grain. In 1960 and for the first 10 months of 1961 , the total '.. carloads shipped and received by the Trumansburg Cooperative were: Carloads Carloads Total Shipped Received Carloads 1960 23 90 113 1961 (10 months) 18 61 79 • Because of the relatively short period during which the wheat crop is harvested and transported to market the view was expressed that there are insufficient motor • common carriers in the area to move the entire wheat crop - 7 - • e Finance Docket No . 21612 ' out of Trumansburg. Moreover truck service would be substantially more expensive than rail service to the • Cooperative and its customers . Bean Brothers located at Hayt's Corner operates a grain elevator. Each year it forwards and receives about 60 car- loads by rail, most of which consists of outbound shipments of wheat . Approximately 10 carloads of inbound shipments • are alfalfa products . The Secretary-Treasurer of the Seneca County Farm Bureau, whose membership consists of 212 farmers, testified that 50 percent of the members would be adversely affected by the abandonment because of the greater distances and increased costs that would be involved in transporting their products by motor carrier. Other witnesses, including a coal dealer, a retail lumber dealer and several farmers, use the freight service of the applicant, and testified that the discontinuance of such service would be detrimental to their business interests . None of the opposition witnesses objected to the abandonment of that portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, on which the applicant has already discontinued the operation of freight trains . It has been established by competent testimony that several business concerns and farmers in the affected area are vitally dependent upon rail freight service. At least two grain dealers whose combined plant investment is $230,000 would be forced out of business completely or required to relocate elsewhere if the proposed abandonment becomes effec- tive. Many farmers would be required to take a loss on the • price of their grain and to pay more for their feed, fertilizer and other farm products . In addition, several employees, including those of a grain elevator as well as railroad employees would lose their jobs or be forced to relocate . As a direct result of the abandonment, the economy of the entire commun- ity would be adversely affected. That there exists a real Tr need for freight service over the branch has been clearly demonstrated. Under certain circumstances, the Commission has required the continued operation of a line even at a loss to the carrier. On the other hand, before an abandonment of a line may be authorized, it must be shown that the losses sustained from the operation of the line are so large when • balanced against the public need for the continued operation of the line as to constitute an undue burden on interstate commerce . In section 1 (18) proceedings, the burden of proving an undue burden on interstate commerce rests upon the applicant. In the instant proceeding the applicant has failed to sustain that burden. The time elapsing since the reduction in service over the line, both freight and passenger, has been too short to enable the applicant to determine what savings have been and will be realized by reason of such reduction in service . - 8 - • Finance Dooket No. 21612 . • In view of these considerations, it is the conclusion of the examiner that the losses claimed by the applicant are so illusory and unrealistic as to be almost devoid of meaning . • Viewed in this light, the losses, if any, are only nominal and when balanced against the public need for the continued operation of the line , they are so infinitesimal as not to • ,i constitute an undue burden on the carrier or upon interstate commerce . Except for that portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, on which freight operations have heretofore been discontinued, there is no justification for the abandonment of the line under consideration. Because there is no freight business on that portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, and no objection was made to the abandonment thereof, abandonment of that portion should be authorized. Since that portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca constitutes about 1/5 of • the entire line proposed to be abandoned, the net salvage value thereof should be approximately $195,000. In order to provide employee protective conditions for employees who may be adversely affected by the abandonment of that • portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, condi- tions similar to those prescribed in Chicago, B & Q'.R.Co. Abandonment, 257 I.C.C. 700, should be imposed. Such- conditions are to be effective as of September 3, 1961, the date of which opera- tions on that portion of the line actually ceased, and will be incorporated by reference in the certificate and order recommended herein. • Ultimate Findings and Order Subject to conditions for the protection of employees • _ referred to above, the examiner finds that ( 1 ) the present and future public convenience and necessity permit abandon- ment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of that portion of its Ithaca branch line extending from Trumansburg to milepost 308.00 in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N.Y. , and (2) the present and future public convenience and neces- sity are not shown to permit abandonment by said railroad of the portion of its Ithaca branch line extending from Trumansburg • to milepost 345.105 at Geneva Junction, Town of Fayette, Seneca County, N . Y. Premises considered, it is the Order and Certificate of the examiner that: - The present and future public convenience and necessity permit abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of that portion of its Ithaca branch extending from Trumansburg to a point in the Town of Ithaca Tompkins County, N. Y. , described herein, subject to conditions hereinbefore set forth. - 9 - Finance Docket No. 21612 The application of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company insofar as it seeks permission to abandon that portion of s its Ithaca branch line extending from Trumansburg to a point in the Town of Fayette, Geneva Junction, Seneca • County, N. Y. , described herein, and the side track adjacent thereto, be, and it is hereby, denied. The tariffs applicable to the line herein permitted to be abandoned may be canceled on or after the effective date hereof upon notice to the Commission and to the general public by not less than 10 days ' filing and posting in the manner prescribed in section 6 of the Interstate Commerce Act. If the authority to abandon herein granted is exercised, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company shall submit for considers- tion and approval two copies of the journal entries showing the retirement from service of the portion of the line permitted to be abandoned. • When filing schedules cancalling tariffs applicable to the line permitted •to be abandoned, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company shall, in such schedules , refer to this certificate and order by date and docket number. Tho authority herein granted shall not he exercised prior to the date of service of an order adopting this certificate and order as the certificate and order of the Commission, or a notice stating that it has become a certificate and order of the Commission. Unless the authorization granted herein is consummated within one year from the date hereof, the order shall be of no further force and effect. By the Commission, William J. Gibbons, Hearing Examiner. Dated at Washington, D. C. , this 30th day of April, A. D. 1962, HAROLD D. McCOY, Secretary. (SEAL) - 10 - �Hti o •Kure o it g • CU N t. 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N t W I • 0.4 v H al • �r 1 N a 0 1 pi W �'' t U ID f�. kr O A pv m m Rf .1� p cr, 4A •r l !4 a 0 P !V g,.12 .Fl m • U tmq ii° Ny tv�N N •E U ,i in O O 4r N IX 14 �i K O • I ! fl d • '�y p 0 1 1 W !;7 W a W I N m flh ad H N .-1 F N N N k7 " .• �, t, gip. , . .. ,, ). n... . . , • , _ r .r. •• • ash • Whereas the State of New York is relooati-ng a portion of State Highway Route 227 in the Town of Ulysses from a point near the intersection of Boyd Hill Road with said State Highway northeasterly to • a point near the Boysen Barn with the expectation that the Town of Ulysses would maintain the abandoned • portion; And whereas all property owners on the abandoned ff portion have consented that the said abandoned portion be discontinued as a public highway in consideration of which the Town has agreed to provide them with access to the relocated State Highway. Resolved that the Town shall take whatever steps are necessary to discontinue the said abandoned portion of the road. • Bills numbered 53 through 50 inclusive were submitted for payment. The motion was made by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Crumb and carried that these bills be paid. On motion the meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • . 1 i. Town of Ulysses I f? TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. June 011/962. . • Mr William Cook, . Project Engineer, • Trumansburg,N.Y. Dear Sir. This is tit certify that at the regular meeting of tho Tonw Board of the Town of Ulysses ,held May 2nd,the the following Resolution was made by mg Ellis and seconded ' by Mr Rice,votod and carried : f Whereas the State of New York is relocating a portion of State Highway Route227 in the Town of Ulysses . from a point. near the intersection of Boyd Hill Road with said State Highway northeasterly to a point near the Boysen berm with the expectation that the Town of Ulysses would maintain the abandoned portion; And Whereas all property owners on the abandoned portion have consented that the said abandoned portion be ' discontinued as a public highway in consideration of which the Town has agreed to provide them with teens to the - relocated State Highway; Resolved that the Town shall take whatever , •t teppaare necessary to discontinue the said abandoned . 1 portion oftthe road. /�) f y ��'�/W�-�"� 'mil✓A Clerk ,Town of Ulysses 6212-tO 04014-e) Uth"a- a-CW-1-AL & 1967-f°Al al-W1 koeflen a4.4.42-45:67- ACV • • • } June 6, 1962 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order on June 6 , 1962 at 8:00 P. M. for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Supervisor Clifford E. Bower; Councilmen;. Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, James Rice and E. D. Crumb; Attorney, Charles Newman; Superintendent of Highways, Ortha Strong and Town Clerk,, Alice Conover. The minutes of the May 2nd meeting were read and approved. gerrespond ence: A letter was read from Mr. Herm Hayward, Fire Chief of the Trumansburg Fire Company, regarding the unauthorized burning of the Town Dump in Jacksonville. Since Mr. Strong has been burning th e,dump when possible to help prevent this, it was decided to obtain signs to post on the dump stating that there should be no burning of trash and if any offenders were caught they would be brought into Court on a Disorderly Conduct charge. Mr. Bower is to write Mr. Hayward stating that the Town Board will take every possible measure to cooperate with the Fire Company in this matter. A letter was read from Mrs . Anne D. McBurney regarding her resignation as Democratic Election Inspector in Jacksonville. Mr. Thomas is to contact Scotty Coleman • for suggestions for a replacement for this position. The Town Board and City Council of Ithaca would like to meet with the Town Board of Ulysses to discuss the matter of Route 96. It would be convenient for the members of the Ulysses Town Board to meet either Tuesday • June 12 or Thursday June 14 at 4:00 P.M. Mr. Newman is to arrange the time and notify Mr. Bower. Mr. Denmon of Ithaca would like to number the houses d�' in uma sbuag. It was decided that thiematter should Ibe referred to the Planning Board. At the July meeting a replacement must be appointed to fill the position Vacated by the resignation of Mr. R. M. Fellows on the Board of Appeals . Alice Conover is to notify John Rice of his appointment to the Planning Board . In the future all persons appointed to serve on any committee are to be notified in writing. Worts ; Larry Ellis reported that a copy of the resolution to abandon a portion of State Highway Route 227 had not aleA been sent to the State. It was decided that copies of this should also be sent to Ray Ashberry, William Cook and the State Engineer, my \AW%c, S9t.nayseiN.V. • Ortha Strong reported that he would have to spend approiimately $500 for stone. This was necessitated by the shortage of water to wash the present stone in, caused by the dry season. James Rice reported that he had attended a meeting of the Youth Court and they are very well organized for this year. He also reported that the. Youth Court desires additional money to operate on next year. Bills numbered 61 through 75 were read. The motion was made and seconded that these bills should be paid. Mr. Bower expressed the thanks of the Town Board t10 Mr. Newman for his help in the past on legal matters and their regret at having him resign as Attorney. On motion the meeting was adjourned. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • i a$ • hi j June 26, 1962 A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was / called to order at 7:05 P.M. on Tuesday, June 26, 1962 by Supervisor • Clifford Bower for the purpose of discussing the purchase of a new , motor for the Town's Grader. . The following members were present: Clifford Bower, Supervisor; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen; Messrs. Rice and Crumb, Justices of the Peace; and Ortha Strong, Superintendent of Highways. ` Mr. Ortha Strong reported that damages had occurred to the motor of the grader and that new parts could probably be obtained for the repair of the present motor, but it would take from 2 to 3 months and the grader • is in great demand at the present. An estimate was received from Blackwell, Inc. of Horseheads, New York of $3,300.00 for a new G. M. Model 3055C Series 3-71 Diesel engine including the necessary accessories to install in the present grader. The following estimate was also received from the E. M. O'Donnell - G. M. Diesel Co., Inc., of Syracuse, New York. E. M. O'Donnell - G. M. Diesel Co., Inc. To: Town of Ulysses Attention of Mr. 0. L. Strong Trumansburg, New York 1 - New Model , Series 3-71, General Motors Diesel Fan-To-Flywheel Engine complete with all standard equipment plus special options equipment for installation into Austin iestern Motor Grader. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT INCLUDED: Flywheel - for use with Rockford 15 inch clutch • Crankshaft pulley - 4 groove Air Cleaner - Dry type - Heavy Duty (Fram): includes mounting clamps, 4 ft. length H. D. air tubing (3'I),t. Air inlet housing adaptor, and clamps. Oil Filter - full flow - for remote mounting. Temperature Gauge - capillary tube type. Muffler - Commercial silencing type (direct 1 Mounting). Tachometer drive adaptor , Tachometer-hourmeter combination Tachometer drive cable Fuel pressure gauge Bracket.Kit - Engine mounting Fan - 26" - low mounted - Blower type. DELivtRY: ----------- 7 days from receipt of order at our distributophi r WARRANTY: ----------- Six (6) months starting with in service date. INSPECTIONS: -------- Start-up inspection will be performed at your shop +' • upon notification that unit is complete. Performance Vc.• inspection will be performed within the (90) days i. period following the start-up. These services performed by "CRAFTSMAN GUILD MEMBER" mechanic NO CHARGE. QUOTATION: .----_------ F. 0. B. your shop -- --------- $2,553.00 Payable as follows: Net invoice 30 days. Signed Robert A. Stevens Sales & Application Representative }r. Strong stated that in addition to the above mentioned accessories : he would need to obtain one 9" pulley on the hydrolic pump for the grader ,,` . and this would run approximately $8 to $10. e: After considerable discussion the following resolution was made and seconded. It was carried unanimously by the Board , ... w Resolution Authorizing Superintendent of Highways to Purchase New Grader Motor. Whereas, the motor in the Town's Grader has unexpectedly •t and completely broken down and repairs are not obtainable because the motor is obsolete, and whereas, this has created a critical emergency because of the heavy work schedule lined up for this machine; Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby authorize the Town Superintendent of Highways, Ortha L. Strong, to purchase a new motor and necessary accessories required to make the grader operative again from E. M. O'Donnell - G. M. Diesel Co., Inc., Syracuse, New York, at a price not to exceed $2600.00, the necessary funds having already been provided for in the current budget. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 7:40 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd 4',4 Stenographer 's,°' r • .d . .,. .. _ rt.,....Lb:. . l`:. .. .ta d•... ... .. . ' . . .. ...'l _.c ,.i 'r•1.\. 't... . • C/ • .. 1 •..• • I' II II a REQUEST FOR RELOCATION OF A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE' NO. 96 • • WHEREAS State Route No. 96 is the main artery of travel between • the Town of Ulysses and Ithaca, the county seat of the County of Tompkins and all points east of Ithaca; and is travelled daily by many of the inhabi- t tants of the Town of Ulysses who work in and around Ithaca; and by many • persons who come from Geneva and other points north and west of the Town of Ulysses; AND WHEREAS a traffictcount indicates that said State Route No. 96 is now used by over 7, 000 vehicles per day; • AND WHEREAS that portion of Route 96 called Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca, and the portion of said route in the Town of Ithaca between the north line of the City of Ithaca and the entrance to the Tompkins County • Hospital is narrow and extremely hazardous, as is shown by the large number of accidents occurring thereon during the past five years; AND WHEREAS 13 years ago in 1949 the Department of Public Works prepared and presented to the Mayor of the City of Ithaca and the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County a REPORT ON ARTERIAL ROUTES IN THE ITHACA URBAN AREA in and by which a relocation of State Route No. 96 was recommended as a part of the master plan; AND WHEREAS since the presentation of said plan the Tompkins County Hospital, the only public general hospital serving the people of Tompkins County, has been established on Route 96 in the Town of Ithaca, and this fact alone has greatly increased the traffic on said route, and the necessity for immediate reconstruction of said route; RESOLVED that this Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, on behalf • ,s, of the inhabitants of said town, hereby petitions the Board of Public Works of the State of New York to give immediate priority to the planning and the actual reconstruction of said Route 96 from the foot of Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca to the Town line between the Town of Ithaca and the Town of CHARLES H. NEWMAN AITONNIY AT LAW Ulysses; • KIf tAVINDC DANK fwo. ITHACA. H. Y. - 1 - • 4 . . .1 I.• • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this Resolution be forwarded by the Clerk to Governor Nelson E. Rockefeller, Senator George Metcalf, Assemblyman Ray S. Ashbory, John F. Ryan, Mayor City of Ithaca; and Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor Town of Ithaca. COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) TOWN OF ULYSSES ) ss. : I, ALICE CONOVER, Town Clerk of the Town of Ulysses, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses on the -S day of C _ , , 1962 and of the whole thereof. Town Cleric • • CHARLES H. NEWMAN . .4 ATTONNIT AT LAZY CIA AAVIHDU WANK 111.110. • ITHACA, N.Y. J. July 5, 1962 A special monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order by Supervisor Clifford Bower on Thursday evening July 5, 1962 at 8:10 P.M. for the purpose of transacting business . ... Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower, Councilmen, Ellis and Thomas; Justice of the Peace, E. D. Crumb , Superintendent of Highways , Ortha Strong; and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. /The minutes of the June 6 meeting and the special meeting on June 26 were read, corrected and approved. CORRESPONDENCE: A letter of acceptance to his appointment on the Planning Board was read from Mr. John V. B. Rice. A letter regarding the stabilization of highways with the use of brine was read. Ortha Strong stated thishad been tried and that he felt calcium and salt proved more effective. The following resolution was made, seconded and carried. REQUEST FOR RELOCATION OF A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE NO. 96 • WHEREAS State Route No. 96 is the main artery of travel between the Town of Ulysses and Ithaca, the county seat of the County of Tompkins and all points east of Tthaca; and is travelled daily by many of the inhabitants of the Town of Ulysses who work in and around Ithaca; and by many persons who come from Geneva and other points north and west of the Town of Ulysses; AND WHEREAS a traffic count indicates that said State Route No. 96 is now used by over 7 ,000 vehicles per day; - AND WHEREAS that portion of Route 96 called Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca, and the portion of said route in the Town of Ithaca between the north line of the City of Ithaca and the entrance to the Tompkins County Hospital is narrow and extremely hazardous , as is shown by the large number of accidents occurring thereon during the past five years; AND WHEREAS 13 years ago in 1949 the Department of Public Works prepard andpresented to the Mayor or the City of Ithaca • .' agFl ✓v and the Chairman of tho Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County a REPORT ON ARTERIAL ROUTES IN THE ITHACA URBAN AREA in % and by which a relocation of State Route No. 96 was recommended as a part of the master plan; • AND WHEREAS since the presentation of said plan the Tompkins County Hospital, the only public general hospital serving the people of Tompkins County, has been established on Route 96 in the Town of Ithaca, and this fact alone has greatly increased the traffic on said route, and the necessity for immediate reconstruction of said route; RESOLVED that this Town Board of the Town of Ulysses, on behalf of the inhabitants of said town, hereby petitions the Board of Public Works of the State of New York to give immediate priority to the planning and the actual reconstruction of said Route 96 from the foot of Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca • to the Town line between the Town of Ithaca and the Town of Ulysses ; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this • Resolution be forwarded by the Clerk to Governor Nelson E. Rockefeller, Senator George Metcalf, Assemblyman Ray S. Ashbery, John F. Ryan, Mayor City of Ithaca; and Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor Town of Ithaca. COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) TOWN OF ULYSSES ) ss . : I , ALICEBCONOVER, Town Clerk of the Town of Ulysses , do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution duly adopte by the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses on the Sr• day of 1 _, 1962 and of the whole thereof. g Town Clerk The following resolution was also made, seconded and carried. APPRECIATION OF SERVICE IIWHEREAS Charles H. Newman has acted as attorney for the Town of Ulysses for many years; AND WHEREAS Mr. Newman has served the Town efficiently, • faithfully and willingly in routine matters as well as those of greater importance to the Town; • 7 AND WHEREAS Mr. Newman has resigned effective June 30, 1962; it is with a great sense of loss and with deep regret we accept his resignation. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby express its sincere appreciation and commendation to Charles H. Newman for the fine job he has done acting as Attorney for the Town; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED , that a copy of this resolution be sent to Mr. Newman and that a copy be spread upon the minutes . The following appoints for election inspectors were made, seconded, and carried. District No. 1. Elsie M. Reynolds Patricia S. Van Liew Mabel Batty Raymond Batty District No. 2 . Ruth Dean Marguerite Smith Ruth V. D. Roe Arliss Robinson District No. 3. Mary Carolyn Coleman Ruth S. Moore Anna Bennett • Julia K. Rhode District No. 1 . Town Office Building District No. 2 . Ulysses Grange Hall , Jacksonville District No. 3. Fire House, Trumansburg REPORTS : Ortha Strong gave an interesting and informative talk on the sanitation meeting he had attended in Elmira. Bills numbered 76 through 86 were presented. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these bills be paid. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:16 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer q!' . , ? . . i. .. t'. ,. ♦ . •REQUEST FOR RELOCATION OF A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE NO. 96 • . WHEREAS State Route No. 96 running northwesterly from the City of Ithaca through the Town of Ithaca toward Trumaneburg and .. Geneva is a main artery of travel, and is travelled daily by many of the inhabitants of the Town of Ithaca who work in'and around • the City of Ithaca, and by persons coming from points north and west to and through the City of Ithaca; AND WHEREAS a repent traffic count indicates that said Route • No. 96 is used by more than 7,000 vehicles per day; AND WHEREAS that portion of Route 96 called Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca, and the portion of said route in the Town of - Ithaca between the north line of the City of Ithaca and the entrance to the Tompkins County Hospital 1s narrow and extremely hazardous, as is shown by the large number of accidents occurring thereon during the past five yearn; . AND WHEREAS 13 years ago in 1949 the Department of Public `. Works prepared and presented to the Mayor of the City of Ithaca . and the Chairman of the Board .of Supervisors of Tompkins County a REPORT ON ARTERIAL ROUTES IN THE ITHACA URBAN AREA in and by • which a relocation of State Route No. , 96 was recommended as a , part of the master plan; AND WHEREAS since the presentation of said plan the Tompkins . County. Hospital, the only public general hospital serving the people of Tompkins County, has been established on Route 96 in the Town of Ithaca, and this fact alone has "greatly 'inoreeied the • • traffic on said route, and the necessity for immediate reconstruct- ion of said route; • RESOLVED that this Towa,.Board af. the 'Town of Ithaca; 'on be- half of the citizens and inhabitants or 'said town; hereby 'cans - , attention of all state officials to the. very hazardous condition of that portion of Route No. 96 from the foot. of Cliff Street in the City of Ithaca northwesterly to the entrance to the Tompkins • County Hospital, and respectfully petitions the Board of Public • Works to give immediate priority to the planning and reconstruction of that portion of Route 96 so as to eliminate the 'hasard and • • make it possible for physioiane, ' patients and the general public ' to reach the hospital more speedily and safely than is now possible. • BE IT'FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this Resolution be forwarded by the Clerk to Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller,. Senator George Metcalf, Assemblyman Ray S. Ashbery, John F• Ryan, Mayo* of r • the City of Ithaca, and Clifford Bower, Supervisor.Town at' Ulysses. COUNTY OF TOMPKINS) TOWN OF ITHACA ) se. : , I, 40 ,--4.-L- -) ' ' ."•'`- -,✓ Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca • do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution dui adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on thesk' day ,.•of , 19F2 end . of the whole thereof. T.,..., M««v I• 30 1 H Town of Ulysses TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. July I2, 1962. l A Special meeting of the Assessors, Supervisor and Town Clerk was held in the Town OfficeBuilding for the purpose of revising the Trial Jury List. Members present were ;Mr Bower, Supervisor; Messers,Proskine, Murray and Stever,Assessors; and Alice B.Conover,Clerk. The Trial Jury List for 1962 was compiled. Clerk. August 1, 1962 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order by Supervisor Clifford Bower at 8 :00 P.M. on Wednesday August 1 , 1962 for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower; Justices of the Peace, James Rice and E. D. Crumb; Councilman, Lloyd Ellis ; Zoning Officer, R. M. Fellows; Superintendant or Highways , Ortha Strong; and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutes of the July 5th meeting were readand approved. - The minutes of a special meeting July 12th were also read and approved. Correspondence: A letter from the School Board listing the members of the Board for 1962 was read. Members include Messrs . Hickman, DeLaurentis, Baines , Gage, B , Hoffmire, Conklin, and Mr$ Letters from Ray S. Ashberry and George R. Metcalf regarding the relocation of State Route 96 were read. Mr. Metcalf - stated that nothing could be done at the present time because of the proposed flood control project which has priority. A letter from the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca containing a resolution for the relocation of State Route 96 was alsd read. A letter from V. L. Timerson regarding the resurfacing and repair of the Cemetery Road was read. The Town and Village would share the cost of a new road as far as Falls Street and the contractor has indicated his willingness to do the Job at the State price. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Loren Marquart and Ralph Pierson be reappointed as Custodians for the following year. The Town Clerk is to contact Dorothy Evans , Secretary of the Planning Board, to obtain a list of the members of said Board so that new appointments or reappointments may be made at the September meeting of the Town Board. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Paul Foster be reappointed to the Board of Appeals for a 5 year term, said term to expire December 31 , 1967 and that John Duddleston be reappointed to the Board of Appeals for a 5 year term, said term to expire December 31, 1966. ' . _ _ • ,.. . .►, . - Mr. Bower askedthat the members of the Town Board have their 1963 Budget requests in to the Town Clerk no later than September 25, 1962. Action on the repair of the windows of the Town Office Building . is being held up because an estimate on the cost of repair has . not as yet been received from Harold Vcorheis. • Reports : Ortha Strong reported that the new motor purchased for the Town Grader has been installed and is working very well. He also reported that he and his crew are replacing a bridge for the County. Mr. R. M. Fellows reported that he is receiving cooperation from the people in the Town regarding the Zoning Ordnance. He has spent considerable time with several persons discussing the law in regards to their building in the Town of Ulysses. He feels hopeful that the people of the Town will soon cooperate One hundred percent in this matter. Bills numbered 87 through 94 were presented. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these bills be paid. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:30 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd • Stenographer I TRUMANSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL \• CHARLES O. DICKERSON. DISTRICT PRINCIPAL TRUMANSBURG, N. y. FRED A.TUTHILL.JR.. PRINCIPAL HIGH SCHOOL JOHN A. BOURDON. PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOSEPH A. MESKILL ASST. ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL LESTER BURNS DIRECTOR OP PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES CARL L.JORDAN GUIDANCE COUNSELOR July 20, 1962 Miss Alice Conover, Town Clerk Trumansburg, New York Dear Miss Conover: This is to inform you who the members of the Board of Education of Trumansburg Central School are for 1962-63: Warren L. Hickman, President, Trumansburg, New York Joseph N. DeLaurentiis, Vice-president, Trumansburg, New York Winton M. Baines, Member, R.D.#3, Trumansburg, New York Donald S. Gaige, Member, R.D.#1, Alpine; New York Floyd M. Parke, Member, Jacksonville, New York James H. Hoffmire, Member, R.D.#1, Trumansburg, New York Gordon Conklin, Member, Trumansburg, New York • Also: . Enid E. Schultz, District Clerk Eloise G . Boyd, District Treasurer Marylou V. Brown, District Collector Very truly yours, BOARD OF EDUCATION TRUMANSBUR3 CENTRAL SCHOOL •- ete.....efectet ec-f"- , Enid Schultz, Clerk c a Form C-231 • • NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF DESIGNATION OF RESTRICTED HIGHWAY Pursuant to Section 104a of the Highway Law the following • described highway: a position et the Per Otle1 n.SZ 3! beck eda*SeR 93913) eat Stdlnu WAN a laaA es 0.38 ails the Us of Olieses, County it tur &ln. which was reconstructed under Contract No. 7230 was designated a Restricted Highway by the Superintendent of Public Works on f %l 1960 and Movement of vehicles, persons and animals was restricted and regulated thereon pursuant to Section 1652 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. Such highway project having now been completed it is hereby determined that the designation of said state highway as a Restricted • Highway is hereby cancelled, effective immediately. • Dated: ' 240 1964 • • J. BURCH McNORRAN Superintendent of Public Works Deputy Chief Engineer 11.2. co District Engineer (2) • Iv.14HUMMINOWIS County Clerk 24•1011barisa MSS Town Clerk For information ' C Sid A. use StatesTraffic Commission nib/ Police, Albany', N. Y. D. Is T. TIMINI s Contractor !Woo lam • September 5, 1962 The regular montnly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order on Wednesday, September 5, 1962 at 8 :00 P.M. by Supervisor Ciirrora bower for the purpose or transacting business . Those present were Supervisor. Clifford Bower; Council- men, riessrs . Ellis and Thomas ; Justices or tne Peace, msssrs . Crump and Rice; Town Clerk, Mice Conover and Superintendent of nighways , ortna Strong. i'ne minutes of tne August let meeting were read, corrected and approves. A letter from mr. E. t': .Phohl of the Maplewood Point Association requesting that "slow" signs be placed on the north and south hill turns of the "S" road section of Maplewood Point was read. Mr. Strong has agreed to put up these signs . A letter was also read from the Superintendent of Public Works stating that the section of the Perry City - Trumansburg Road which has been under construction is no longer desig- mated as a restricted highway. It was decided that the Town Clerk should meet with Dorothy Evans to compile a complete list of the members of the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals with length of terms and expiration dates so that an up to date record • of these can be kept. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Ortha Strong attend the Highway Association Meeting and Conference • • in Elmira with his expenses paid. Bills numbered 95 through l0( were presented. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these be paid. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 8:45 p.m. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer j1 • • Maplewood Point Association • August 20th, 1962 Mr Clifford E. Bower, • Waterburg Rd.,RFD # 1 • Trumansburg, N.Y. Dear Mr Bowers We wish to thank you for the highway departments co- operation in connection with maintenance of the Maplewood road area. At our association meeting August 5th I was asked to write you a letter and ask,for consideration of placing SLOW signs on the north and south hill turns. of the S road section of Maplewood road and where the Maplewood Point road intersects. • • We feel that the signs may help slow trffic for the down hill turns and help avoid accidents. We will appreciate your consid- oration on the above matter. • We would like to have you know that the Maplewood Road has qualified for mail delivery down the road as of August 13th. Yourss very truly ' •.,yy E.T. Pf 1, Secty.,Treas. Mapl ood Point Assoc., RFD $ 3, Ithaca, N.Y. • • MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 3, 1962 • The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town Board • of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:10 p.m. by Supervisor Clifford Bower for the purpose of transacting business. Those present were: Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Rice and Crumb; Superintendent of Highways, Ortha Strong; and Town CleY'k,Alice Conover. The minutes of the September 5th meeting were read and approved. hiss Conover stated that she had been unable to contact Dorothy ••• Evans to obtain the list of the members of the Board of Appeals and the Planning Board. The members of the Board expeessed their desire to have Miss Conover continue to try and contact Mrs . Evans • to obtain this information. The County Health Nurse requested the use of the Town Office Build- •- ing on October 18,24,and 25. the board agreed that the building could be used providing a sheet of plastic was placed on the floor to prevent further damage to the tile. • • The Jacksonville Voting Inspectors requested maps for their use and it was decided that Miss 2onover should provide them with these. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Clifford Bower is authorized to purchase and pay for the necessary postage materials by check from the General Fund. The motion was made, seconded:`and carried that the Superintendent of Highways,Ortha Strong should plow the State Highwaysiin Taugh- annock Park as has been done in the pastr;under. State Contract Prices . Mr. Bower read the preliminary budget and it was discussed. the motion was made,seconded and carried that this be adopted as the preliminary • budget and the Town Clerk instructed to advertise this as required by • law. Bills Nos. 102-111 were presented for payment. The motion was made, seconded 'end carried that these be pad The meeting was adjourned on motion 9:45 p.m. • Respectfully Submitted, Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer Y-/W�D�l.I • `% MRS. KEITH SEARS, eta(tjrLit a 21 WHIG STREET TRUMANSEURG. NEW YORK rn iy /o,1941 Vat011- hjtjthWV ,a9.0Had . allifrist e J it, /J Ottit A r a n, Ct d7� 6,11'X6•1 A it a n.h 5-6 itttroung iu 1913J `f.A.e_e,m�{- � chi Cvrn trcvn. AtIO ?� 2Lcelte. Pam "t C4taALc , eufa2LLr oat- 9 lh-1A d U�`Cic A� PaCP tact freaA 'c" Q....k 7;, r 4 . P• tir. • 14 , 242 Dubois Road Ithaca New York R. D. #3 September 16, 1963 • Clifford Rower Supervisor' Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Dear Sir: Please find enclosed the attached resolution passed by the Ulysses Grange No. 419, Jacksonville, New York. • • Sincerely yours, , Oz 4/ elyn G. Miller Secretary • EGM/jam Enclosure • . , • • • - 1 September 14, 1353 WHEREAS: The town of Ulysses dump at Jacksonville is a source of continuing controversy and T!!ERSAS, many encourage its closing because of its fumes, . considering it a nuisance and . •YHZREAS, . the rodants and debris give the community an uninviting appearance, Ulysses Grange No. 419 goes on record favoring closing the dump with the stipulation that a satisfactory alternative system of garbage disposal be provided. • r NATIONAL FARM CONSULTING SERVICE • • APPRAISALS 1 0 2 EAST STATE STREET OUTING-SELLING • COURT PURPOSES I T H A C A a NEW Y O R K TAX ASSESSMENT ESTATE SETTLEMENT TELEPHONE-ITHACA AR 3-7300 • FARM MANAGEMENT ADVISORY • OPERATIONAL • SPECIAL FARM SERVICE R. M. FELLOWS PONDS R. R. LANE • September 10, 1963 Mr. Clifford Bower, Supervisor Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Dear Mr. Bower, At various times in the past, the Planning Board has discussed the question of a dump in Jacksonville. I think that they recognized that the time was coming when there had to be a new location found for a dump. I also believe that the Planning Board recognizes the nee- . °amity of having the Town dump, and that it becomes a legiti- mate expense of the tax payers of the Town to maintain such a dump. This Wart of this letter is my personal opinion. I believe that we could work something out somewhere in the Towh whereby we could have a dump that would serve the purposes of the Town • and would not be objectionable, as the present one is. I have seen placed where dumps have been worked on the sanitary fill basis, or on a continuing refill basis. In the latter case a trench was dug, the dirt piled and the material dumped, the trench was covered with either the dirt that was removed from the trench or dirt from another area in which a trench was being dug, so that when the first one was full there was another new trench open in which to dump. I think that with more dirt and more expense bhe present dump could be operated so it was not as objectionable as it now is. It certainly has not been as objectionable since the fences have been put up and the areas designated where people are to dump as it has been in the past. September 10, 1963 Mr. Clifford Bower Page -2- If the Town Board wants an immodiato out on the problem, under the spirit of the Planning Law, it would be perfectly proper for the Town Board to refer the problem to the Planning Board to come up with a recommendation for location 'of a new dump. Very truly yours, • 626 •.R. M. Fellows . RMF/gt • • • • • s . SERVICE DATE OCTOBER 17, 1962 INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION Finance Docket No. 21612 LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY ABANDONMENT (PORTION) ITHACA BRANCH LINE Decided October 11 . 1962 1. Certificate issued permitting abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of a portion of its Ithaca branch line between Trumansburg and Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. Conditions prescribed and application in other respects denied. 2. Petition by applicant requesting reopening of the record for further hearing denied. James P. Manning, Harris J. Latta and J. R. de Capriles for applicant. Martin L. Barr for the Public Service Commission of the State of New York. Harry W. Riley, Albert V. Coch, Daniel J. North, Victor G. Mount , Jerome B. E. Wolff, George B. Quinlan, Robert S. Grant and • Robert I. Williamson for protestants. REPORT OF THE COMMISSION BY FINANCE REVIEW BOARD, MEMBERS ENGELHART, WOOD AND BRADFORD BRADFORD; MEMBER: Exceptions were filed by applicant to the report and recom- mended order of the hearing examiner which would deny a portion of its application, and coincidentally therewith applicant filed a petition requesting reopening of the proceeding for further hearing. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company (applicant) , a common carrier by railroad subject to Part I of the Interstate Commerce Act , filed an application on May 24, 1961, under section 1(18-20) of the act for a certificate of public convenience and necessity permitting the abandonment of a portion of its Ithaca branch line of railroad extending from milepost 308.00, in the Town of Ithaca, -. Tompkins County, N. Y. , to milepost 345.105, at Geneva Junction, - Town of Fayette, Seneca County, N. Y. , a distance of 37.105 miles. In addition, the applicant proposes to abandon 0.853 mile of side track in Tompkins County and 2.487 miles of such track in Seneca County. F.D. No. 21612 Protests were filed and a hearing has been held. At the hearing, the Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc. , , the Trumansburg Cooperative Grange League Federation Service, Daily Brothers, the Businessmen' s Association of the Town of • Romulus , the Village of Interlaken, the County of Seneca, the Towns of Covert and Varick, Bean Brothers, the County of Tompkins, and various railway labor organizations, all sometimes referred to herein as protestant°, intervened in opposition to the applicant's proposal. The Public Service Commission of the State of New York " ' entered an appearance as its interest might appear. The parties waived the filing of briefs. A recommended report and order of the hearing examiner was • served on May 4, 1962, in which he found that since there was no objection. to the abandonment of the portion of the line between Trumansburg and Ithaca and there was no freight business there- over, abandonment thereof was warranted. As to the remainder of the branch line sought to be abandoned (Trumansburg to Geneva Junction) , the examiner concluded that the several business concerns and farmers of the area are vitally dependent upon it for rail freight service; that applicant failed • to sustain the burden of showing that such portion was operated at a loss constituting an undue burden upon interstate commerce; and that certain operating economies inaugukated thereon on September 3, 1961, had been in existence, an insufficient length of time to determine their effect upon the financial results of operation. He found that, subject to certain conditions for the protec- tion of employees, (1) the present and future public convenience and necessity permit abandonment by the applicant of that portion of its Ithaca branch line extending from Trumansburg to milepost • 308.00 in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. , and (2) the present and future public convenience and necessity are not shown -2- F.D. No. 21812 S1 to permit abandonment of the portion of its Ithaca branch extending from Trumansburg to milepost 345.105 at Geneva Junction, Town , of Fayette, Seneca County, N. Y. ' Since there was no objection to the abandonment of the segment between Ithaca and Trumansburg either at the hearing or on excep- 4 tions, we will adopt the findings and conclusions of the hearing examiner in regard thereto and confine our discussion to the remaining portion of the branch between Trumansburg and Geneva • Junction, hereinafter referred to as the line. Applicant takes exceptions to the hearing examiner' s con- clusions and findings (1) that applicant ' s claimed deficits may have been overstated by as much as 50 percent; (2) that future maintenance costs were based on estimates and did not consider the • new pattern of service effective September 3, 1961, adopted by • • applicant as an economic measure; (3) that the assessments on the • is - value of railroad property for purposes of State taxation were being reduced annually; (4) that applicant has failed to prove by ;. competent evidence that an undue financial burden will be imposed by continued operation of the line; (5) that the losses claimed by applicant are unrealistic; and (6) that there is no justifica- tion for abandonment of the line. We are in general agreement with the examiner' s evaluation of • probative value of the evidence presented and we adopt his ultimate findings. Applicant has by petition requested reopening and further hearing of this proceeding on the basis that data is now available • to show the financial results of operation (October 1961 - March 1962) on the line under its new pattern of service. The evidence produced at the hearing discloses that traffic • on the line in not seasonal in nature , ;pgi.n 1z shipped out- bound and seed, fertilizer, coal and hardware is received inbound. In view of these facts, we are of the opinion that a 6 months' -3- F.D. No. 21612 test period is not sufficient to show the normal operation of the line; and that shippers should be given ample opportunity to show whether they can support the line under the new pattern of service designed by applicant to reduce the cost of operation. We conclude, therefor, that further hearing in this proceeding is not warranted at this time; and that applicant ' s petition should be denied. However, we believe that one calendar year would be a reasonable time within which shippers •can: show-their • support , and the financial results of operation of the line during that period will give us a fairly adequate picture of whether the traffic handled will generate sufficient revenues to off-set the reduced cost of operations. Under the circumstances our findings herein are without prejudice to the submission of a new application at any time after the financial result of operation of the line in 1962, has become available. Contentions of the parties not specifically discussed herein have been considered and found to be without material significance or otherwise not justified. Upon consideration of the record, we find that applicant' s petition requesting reopening of the proceeding for further hearing should be denied. We further find that subject to the conditions for the pro- tection of employees referred to in the examiner's recommended report, the present and future public convenience and necessity permit abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company of that portion of its Ithaca branchtline ' ofiratlroad„extending•-from Trumaneburg to milepost 308. in the town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. , and that the application in all other respects should be denied. An appropriate order will be entered. -4- CERTIFICATE AND ORDER At a Session of the INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, Finance Review Board, held at its office in Washington, ,D. C. , on the 11th day of October, A.D. 1962. Finance Docket No. 21612 LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY ABANDONMENT (PORTION) ITHACA BRANCH LINE • "Ihvesti ation. of •the matters. and things involved in this • proceeding having been made, a hearing having been held, and said Finance Review Board, on the date hereof, having made and filed a report containing its findings of fact and conclusions thereon, which report and the report of the hearing examiner are hereby referred to and made a part hereof; • It is hereby certified, That, subject to the conditions for • • the protection of employees referred to in the report of the hearing examiner the present and future public convenience and necessity permit abandonment by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company • of that 'portion of its Ithaca branch extending from Trumansburg to a point in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. , described in • the report aforesaid; • It is ordered, That the application of the Lehigh Valley • Railroad Company insofar as it seeks permission to abandon that portion of its Ithaca branch line extending from Trumansburg to a . point in the Town of Fayette,' Geneva Junction, Seneca County, N. Y. , • described in the report aforesaid, be, and it is hereby, denied, without prejudice to the right of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company to renew its request after the operating results for 1962, with respect thereto have become available. • It is further ordered, That the petition filed by the Lehigh • Valley Railroad Company on June 25, 1962, requesting the reopening of this proceeding for the purpose of further hearing, be, and it is hereby, denied. It is further ordered, That this certificate and order shall take effect and be in force from and after 35 days from the date of service hereof. Tariffs applicable to the line herein permitted to be abandoned may be canceled upon notice to the Commission and to the general public by not less than 10 days' filing and posting in the manner prescribed in section 6 of the Interstate Commerce Act . It ie' furtkier• ordered. That when filing schedules cancelling • tariffs applicable to the line permitted to be abandoned, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company shall, in such schedules, refer to • this certifioate and order by date and docket number. • • F . No. 21612 It is further ordered. That, if the, aathority. to abandon, herein granted is exercised, the. Lehigh Staley. Railroad Company , shall submit for consideration and approy4 two copies of the journal entries showing the retirement fxlom service of the portion of the line permitted, to be abandoned; • at t•: y It i furtYi nrdere&; Tb4kr• Jefr+t .a}}ithcIn xtbys:.grgR,04.:.23Ait .k. certifica "e. apd or e e not, exeroised wit @in one year from its effective date, it shall be of no' turthera:foroe or effect. By the Oommi ssion, Finanoe, :Review;BpJ 4io, NMI 21/1?..D.; 4000Ii• eoaetiary. • • • + , 3� November 7 , 1962 } The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Supervisor Clifford Bower for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Cupervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Rice and Crumb; Superintendent of Highways , Ortha Strong, +, and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutes of the October 3rd meeting were read and approved. + The Town Meeting was adjourned for the purpose of a public hearing on the Preliminary Budget for 1963. Since none of the public was present for this hearing, The Town Meeting was reconvened. A letter regarding the offical notification of the abandon- ment of the Leigh Valley Railroad tracks between Ithaca and Trumansburg was received. A letter from Mr. Edward Lutz was read regarding his ;. resignation from the Board of Appeals . The motion was made, seconded and carried that the Board accept Mr. Lutz' resig- nation. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Mr. Paul Foster be appointed as Chairman of the Board of • Appeals . The appointment of a new member to this Board of A^peals to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Lutz was not made at this time. The term will expire in 1965. The new appointment is to be made at the December meeting of the Town Board. The following are the members of the Board of Appeals with the length of their terms . Paul Foster -- term to expire in 1967. Arthur Millspaugh -- term to expire in 1963. John V.B. Rice - filling the unexppi� t'�d term of R. M. Fellows -- • term to expire in 1964.u"�' 1 E. A. Lutz -- term to expire in 1965 -- resigned in November, U 2 - no replacement as yet. vh ,Ass Conover was instructed to continue to try and contact Dorothy Evans to obtain a list of the members of the Planning Board and the expir» tion date of their terms . A letter of thanks for the "slow " suns placed on the Maple- Wood Point Road was read from Mr. E. T. PEohi of the Maplewood Point Association. Mr. James Rice reported that the road between Route 96 end the Cemetery Road hoe been completed and is very satisfactory . A letter requesting not less than 1,$150.00 for 1963 to take care or increased circulation was read from Mrs . Lydia Sears , Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Ulysses Philomathic Library , Trumansburg, New York. A voucher for the Town' s dues in the Association for Towns WPC received along with a reservation card for the convention to be held on Februt:ry 4, 5, and 6 , 1963. The motion was made, seconded and carried that the Town Board appoint Supervisor Clifford iiower as delegate to the Association of To'ms Convention and E. D. Crumb as alternate deleg te. Any town official may attend t7:e convention at Town expense. The noard advised Ortha Strong to check the town trucks to avoid any over-loading so as not to violate !slew York State laws . the following resolution was made, seconded and carried. Whereas , we feel the need for supervised Youth Recreation is highly desirable and of great benefit to our childre: , now therefore be it Resolved that Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor of the Town of Ulysses , be and is hereby directed and authorized to a.:ply to the Vew York State Youth Commission for approval of a recreation project for the year 1963. The Town Clerk was advised to contact the janitor and request him to wash the windows of the Town Office Building a least once a week and to weed the flower beds and to do any other policing of the grounds necessary to keep the appearance of the building neat. The motion was made, seconded and carried that Patricia Van Liew be appointed as dog enumerator. Mr. Strong reported that a gentleman from the New York State Labor Department had been to the Town Barns to check up on another man from the Labor Department. Mr. Strong feels that there are several changes that will have to be made at the Barns to comply with the labor laws . The motion was made, seconded and carried to authorize the zoning officer, Mr. R. M. Fellows , to engage Attorney Robert Williamson, to advise him in the legality of enforcing the zoning ordinance. Mr. Ortha Strong reported that a recent physical examination that he had disclosed a heart condition which he has that will necessitate rest on his part. Mr. Strong is considering resigning January let. The Board will not take any action on this matter until Mr. Strong' s decision is final . .. . e° The motion was made, seconded and carried that the preliminary budget as amended and corrected be adopted as the annual budget for 1963. • Bills numbered 112 - 142 were presented for paymont. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these bills be • paid.• • I I The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:20 P.M. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • • • • • • 4 E.DELOS CRUMB Justice of the Peace Jacksonville,New York October 10,1963 To The Town Board Town of Ulysses Trumansburg,N.Y. It is with regret, that I submit my resignation as Justice of the Peace. The reason, of course , is that I have moved out of the Town of Ulysses. I have enjoyed working with your board and I shall miss it. I wish you all success, in the future. Very truly yours, E. Delos Crumb al-12 61-1-144 • " r . . . . .. ... . .r Notice of Hearing Upon Preliminary Budget ''- 1. . • C Notice is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the . Town of Ulysses for the fiscal yoar-Lbeginning January Ist, I964 e- . 7 • has been completed arid filed in the office of the Town Clerk), - . t. . -., . • at 10 Elm, Street,Trumansburg,New York,where it is available .. . . for t the inspection by any interested person at all-reasonable • ', . . . . . . .: . hours, • -- . ' _ . . . Further notice is hereby given. that the •Board- of. t4d- -'-, Town of Ulysses will meet and review said Preliminary. Budget • ' - . . • • --:- and hold a public hearing thereon at the office or-the Total . . . . . .. Clerk at trP.M.,on:the 6th .4ay of NOvember„1963, and that at -t. ... - .. . such hearing any parson may be heard, in favor of or against, -- .. . any item- :or itemstherein' contained, - . . . . Pursuant to Sectidn 'II3,of the Town Law, the proposed -,..t.- salaries of the following Town Officers are hereby specified .. . follows; - . . . Supervisor . . - . - - " . 4"'*"44" "" " - -" . .. , 3800.00 . . . '. . Town Clark . 2500. 00 . ' . Justice of peace- 1400,400 . . , . . . • . . • . Justice of Peace . ter-1200'4M0 . - . • - -.- • -. . Town Councilmen 400.00- . . . . . - ' Town Supt. ,of Bighnay____,.., ____ . . ' --5000,00 • . . . . . . . . By order of the Town Board of Ulysses, t . . ' •:-,: , . . . • . . . . . Alice B•Conover;Clork . . • • . . . . • , • • Dated Oct 4,,' Ilithe 1963I•: ' ' . . . . : • • t. • . ' • , .- - ••• - • • , , „ . . . . . . . • .. . i , • . • . . . . . . . . . . . „ . . , • s., r • ' . . . . • . , . . • 1 . . --% •• ... • : , % ':. -.1; . V -- C . J.: 1 v '' ;.. ; ". •; .!-Cw: ".14 - .4'', . , ? • * I. • '.. •4• '. ".• .. I..;. •' ■ r... . ..:eC 1-..t. • Form C-231 /64.1/C,‘1, din 42 oh • NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF DESIGNATION OF RESTRICTED HIGHWAY Pursuant tp Selt�104a of tth�s`w Law the following escr .b hires iif aT g g Sito6 betw0�l Sta. .2r0h ana ota. 'oatju� a length of 1.56 mi. �iplus 0.09 ml, of intersection) in the Tovn of Ulysses of which 1.42 mi. (plus 0.0f • mi. of intersection) is in the Village of Trumansburg, County of Tompkins which was reconstructed under Contract No. FARC 61.103 • was designO d .a oted Highway by the Superintendent of Public Works on . 30 awl $stand Movement of vehicles, persons and • animals was restricted and regulated thereon pursuant to Section 1652 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. • Such highway project having now been completed it is hereby determined that the designation of said state highway as a Restricted Highway is hereby cancelled, effective immediately. Dated: Month" 26, 1962 • • J. BURCH M&NORRAN Superin endent of Wns By: / F • Deputy Chief Ehg -er B. S. Tovlson cc District Engineer (2) an Dorris County Clerk • 1.. oe + t� own Clerk For information D. t p ess en Clerk (if in city) . • L Easier State•Traffic Commission Stake Police, Albany'; N. Y. Pa or City Const.Co. Contractor • • 4 . '. •` 37 December 5, 1962 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of transacti g business. Supervisor Clifford Bower asked that a it be noted a new record had been set in that all members of the Board were present at three minutes before 8. Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Nessers. Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers. Rice and Crumb; Superintendent of Highways, Ortha Strong,; Town Clerk, Alice Conover, and Mr. R. M. Fellows. The minutes of the November 5 meeting were read, corrected and approved. • Mr. Fellows is going to obtain a list of the members and length of their terms of the Planning Board which will be presented at the next meeting. A letter from the State of New York Executive Department regarding a sample ordinance for the continuity of Government was received and referred • to Mr. Rice and Mir. Thomas for study and recommendation. ';f A letter from Connie Cook requesting a meeting with the Town Board was received. It was decided that a meeting at some later date would be more advantageious to both. ,,. A list of appraisals was received from the State Board of Equilization and Assessment. These appraisals will be used for the equilization rates. There will be a meeting on Wednesday, December 12th at 9:30 a.m. at the • Town Office Building. • I A report of the mileage for the Town. Highways of the Town of Ulysses was received. The Town has 35.20 miles of highways. Mr. R. M. Fellows, Zoning Enforcement Officer submitted his report for the year. Tax rates for the coming year will be down 570 a thousand inside and 81U a thousand outside. The motion was made, seconded and carried to transfer from the contingent fund to the general fund miscellaneous the sum of 07.00. • The motion was made, seconded and carried to pay the Town Officials on the 20th of December. • The motion was made, seconded and carried to authorize Supervisor Bower to pay the printing bill for the tax notices and the telephone bill as soon as they are received. A P:btter of resignation was received from Ortha Strong as Superintendent of Highways, effective December 31, 1962. No action was taken at this time. Bills numbered 11i3 - 15$1were presented for payment. The motion was made, seconded and carried to pay these. The tooting was adjourned on notion until December 29th at 9:30 a.m., when the books will be audited. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • GyZ++I.; II��/�;f/f t Ill .J,i yi'�i • THE MOYNES JACKSONVILLE NEW YORK November 8, 1963 • 1 . Mr. Clifford E. Bower Waterburg Trumansburg, New York Dear Mr. Bower: Unfortunately, I wound up in the hospital about the first of October, having made a beeline home from New Orleans. Since I'm just getting back on my feet again, I want to take this first opportunity to express to you my appreciation for your forthright action in closing the Jacksonville dump. This action • took a great deal of courage, and I would like to assure you that your foresight is appreciated. I am sure the closing of the dump will, or has precipitated some problems; and if we in Jacksonville can in anyway aid or be of assistance, I would appreciate your letting me know. Sincer) yours, Jo 4.ynes • JVN-mp STATE OF NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION At a session of the Public Service Commission held in the City of New York on November 26, 1963 COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Jan A. boindip Chainsn Francin T. ?frlatt Ralph A. L.br Frank Jr Mo}tsllea Theodon F. Bona &Ward P. WAS% CASE 22933 - Proceeding on the motion of the Commission as to • the proposed changes in the rates, charges, rules and regulations of Trumansburg Home Telephone Company. * * Trumansburg Home Telephone Company, having filed with • this Commission schedules designated as Tariff P.S.C. No. 14 - Telephone, stating rates, charges, rules and regulations to be- come effective November 10, 1963, and the Commission, by order adopted herein on October 24 1963, having suspended the operation of Original Leaf 66 of said tariff to and including March 9, 1964, unless otherwise ordered by the Commission, and having directed • that an investigation be entered into and a public hearing be held concerning the propriety of the rates, charges, rules and regu- lations of Trumansburg Home Telephone Company as set forth in the • aforesaid Tariff P.S.C. No. 14 - Telephone, and the Commission having further directed said company to file a tariff schedule entitled Original Leaf 67 setting forth the rates and charges to remain in effect during the pendency of the aforesaid investigation CASE 22933 -2- • unless otherwise authorized by the Commission, and Trumansburg Home Telephone Company having requested authority to file and put • into effect an amended schedule entitled First Revised Leaf 66 of Tariff P.S.C. No. 14 - Telephone, superseding Original Leafs 66 and 67 of said tariff, and said company having further requested <.: permission to put said schedule into effect on less that statu- tory notice and to omit newspaper publication, and the Commission having determined that Trumansburg Home Telephone Company should be authorized to file and to put into effect an amended schedule as hereinbefore described in the form of and including the content of the proposed schedule enclosed with the letter of Trumansburg . Home Telephone Company to this Commission dated November 14, 1963, and the Commission having further determined that for good cause shown said company should be permitted to put said amended schedule into effect on less than statutory notice and to omit • newspaper publication, it is ORDERED: 1. That Trumansburg Home Telephone Company be and it hereby is authorized to file and to put into effect on not less • than one day's notice to this Commission a tariff schedule en- titled First Revised Leaf 66 of Tariff P.S.C. No. .14 - Telephone, superseding Original Leafs 66 and 67 of said tariff in the form of and including the content of the proposed schedule enclosed with the letter of said company to the Commission dated November 14, 1963. 2. That Trumansburg Home Telephone Company shall cause ' 1 1 CASE 22933 -3- a notation in the form prescribed by Title 16, Section 630.13 of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of New York (formerly cited as Rule 9 of the Commission's Circular No. 116) to be added to said tariff schedule and shall • notify the Commission in accordance with said rule. 3. That, for good cause shown, the requirement of the Public Service Law as to newspaper publication of the changes pro- posed by said tariff schedule is hereby waived. By the Commission, (SEAL) ' ' (SIGNED) " SAMUEL R. MADISON Secretary VPF: jjb • tr Q • �-ems. /, /2.6 -3 - /14. craiderzy-e-t, / . if K ../fir i Ira- . rreanied_ /at ,,„-7' cent. Aet-i---. • l aAtiae"tet.d 0-d-a-Lly .; -- ivfrh 4 mi .e -G-. ` 7 „: ,u€ . 7 .4"--artelz-9--a----- :: ech_le.e., ..?"4-: ad_ thirte(3141-7 , flj? yil,iin sa' • ler-ea-ga_-:t as_ oe 1Lol..e H -,--71 o+` ! `--. •:. • rem, .,� • R y ? fri. , Rse...c. :. i December 29, 1962 A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order by Supervisor Clifford Bower on December 29, 1962 for the purpose of transacting necessary business . ' Those present were Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Rice and Crumb; Superintendent of Highways Ortha Strong, and Mr. Sidney Westervelt. The motion wps made, seconded and carried that the Town Board accept the resignation of Superintendent or Highways • Ortha Strong 3• Mr. Strong presented the following appointment in writing. "I , Ortha Strong, Town Superintendent of Highways, Town of Ulysses, Do Hereby, this 29th day of December, 1962 appoint • Sidney Westervelt, Deputy Town Superintendent of Highways , of the Town of Ulysses" . Signed Ortha Strong. The motion was made, seconded and carried that The Town Board approve the appointment of Sidney Westervelt as Deputy Town Superintendent of Highways . The motion was made, seconded and carried that the Town Board authorize Clifford Bower to procure a Surety Bond for Sidney Westervelt. The motion was made, seconded and carried authorizing Ortha Strong, Superintendent of Highways to advertise for a r. truck. The following was made, seconded and carried : The annual agreement for expenditure of highway money for 1963 is hereby approved by this Board and a copy of same is attached hereto. The motion was made, seconded and carried to authorize Clifford Bower to transfer from the General Fund to the Fire Protection fund the sum of $25.50. This amount is part of • • County 1962 excess that was created by using a round figure for the fire protection tax rate. On motion the meeting was adjourned until Monday evening December 31st at 6 :00 p.m. • Ill Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING ,37 DECEMBER 31,1962 G An adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the ' Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of auditing the Town Officers accounts. Members present were: Mr. Bower,Supervihor; Messrs. Crumb and Rice, justices of the peace; Messrs. Ellis and Thomas.,Councilmen;Deputy Superintendent of Highways,Sidney Westervelt. Motion by Mr. Rice and sedonded by Mr. Ellis that the Tompkins Coun=t ty Trust Company,Trumansburg Branch, Trumansburg,New York,be and is hereby designated as a dipository,in which the Supervisor and • Town Clerk of this Town,; shall deposit all moneys coming into their hands., by virue of their offices,Mr. Thomas,recorded as not voting It was voted and carried. Motion by Mr. Thomas and seconded by Mr. Ellis that the Town Board designate the Free Press, as the official newspaper for the Town of Ulysses. It was voted and carried. There being no further business,meeting adjourned. Respectfully Submitted, 5/ Alice B. Conover Town Clerk ABC:lm ti I 4° December 31,1962. An adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of auditing the Town Officers accounts. • • Members present Sere : Mr Bower, Supervttsor; Messrs Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace;Ellis and Thomas, Councilmen;Deputy Supterintendent of Highways ,Sidney Restervelt. • Motion By Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis that the Tompkins County Trust Company,Trumansburg Branch, Trumansburg,New York,be andis hereby designated as a depositoryt, in which the Supervisor and Town Clerkof this Town, shall deposit all moneys coming into their hands,by virtue of their offices,Mr Thomas,recorded as not voting It was voted and carried. Motion by Mr Thomas and seconded by MrEllis that the Town Board designate the Free Press, as the official news- paper for the Town of Ulysses. It Was voted and carried. There being no furth��erbusiness,meeting was adjourned, aka-k- 63 Connts Alice B.Conover Town Clerk. • • ' • f We,the undersigned members of the Town Booed of Ulysses DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT',we have examined the several accounts of the Town Officers and found them correct as per statment with • the following balances :- Supervisors Accounts Highway Bal .Book Bal Bank Bal . Receipts 11.,679.31 Disbursement31,531.07 $ 3148.24 ) 3148.24 Bridge Reeelnts $I884,61 Disbursements 1192.52 690.09 690.09 Machinery ' Receipts 16, 8262 i Disbursements 8389.43 8,393.19 8,393. 19 Snow&Misc., Receipts Disbursements2U, 399.12 7,593.81 7,593.81 • General Fund Receipts 32, 130.88 Disbursements21+,833.33 7.297.35 -7-72 Fire Protection •• 7Q2; . Receipts 3,325.61 Disbursements 3, 300.00 25.6I 25.61 Part Town Fands Receipts 1, 629.82 . Disbursements 450.75 1, I79.07 1,179.07 Town Cleric Recepits 149,464.17 Disbursements149,354.58 109.59 I09.59 �� , , +. /' w -- - _ _ _ Li Al / allWalkl.e.,_ i/.1. .4 - a ere a3, ad f cea { Dated Dscember31.1962: ' l 7 I Ortha L. Strong do hereby declare that I have this day delivered to my successor Sidney Westervelt, all money , books papers and equipment in my possession or care, belonging to the Town of Ulysses, County of Tompkins ,State of New York. December 31 , 1962 Ortha L. Strong • TowD,70perintendent of Highways LV Received the above items. . • Sidney Westervelt • 4)11114e Town Superintendent of Highways • 1 /1 ,--- 1 • r • . '/a January 2, 1963 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town _ of Ulysses was called to order at 8:15 p.m. by Supervisor - Clifford Bower for the purpose of transacting business. Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower, Councilmen, Messer's . Ellis and Thomas ; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Rice and Crumb; Town Clerk, Alice Conover, and Suoerintendant of Highways , Ortha Strong. The minutes or the December 5th meeting were woad, corrected, and approved. Mr. Thomas requested that he go on record as resenting the notation in the December 5th meeting regarding all members of the Board being present 3 minutes early for a meeting. • The minutes of the December 29th meeting were read, corrected, and approved. The motion was made, seconded, and carried • to authorize Cliffored Bower to obtain the exact figure for The County 1962 tax excess and make this correction in the minutes . • The minutes of the December 31st meeting were read and approved. A letter from the Association of Towns requesting reservations for the February convention was received. Mr. Strong presented a written statement to the effect that he had transferred all monies and other possessions oelonging to the Town of Ulysses over to the Deputy Superintendant of Highways , Sidney Westervelt. The motion was made, seconded and carried auttlorizinb Clifford Bower to pay to the Ulysses Philomathic Library the annual grant of 7150.00 at this time. The motion was made, seconded end carried that the Town Board will accept either a certified or a verified bill . The motion was made, seconded and carried to approve the Town Clerks Bond. A motion was ms.de, seconded and carried to authorize the Super- / intendent of Highways or his Deputy to Airch&se gravel at not more tnan 157,, a cubic yarn and to ahtnori.e the Superintendent or Highways or his Deputy to maze purcoeaes up to §50U wi •,nout previous ruunorization ir..w true IOwn board. The motion was made, seconded a„u carried to accept as other- . wise nroviQed oy law tent ail town oaliclals when us.•ug their automoolie in tee performance of tueir duties seats oe reimoursea at the rrue 01 of per mile. • 1/2/oy Icontsuuea) I 1 ` •rne motion was made, seconded ana earned to autnoriZe 1 Supervisor Bower to pay the roan sou uuunty taxes on all town owned propercLea . The Town Board made the following appointments for the coming year: Historian: Mrs . Jessie Agard Fire Wardens : Robert Snow Harold Smith Sydney Westervelt Charles Houghton The following Resolution of the Town Board Fixing Salaries was made, seconded and carried: RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN BOARD FIXING SALARIES . Resolved that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following Town Officers and Employees for the year beginning January 1, 1963, at the amounts respectfully . stated andthat such salaries shall be payable at the time . specified: Name Office Salary Payable Clifford Bower . Supervisor $3600.00 Monthly Alice B. Conover Town Clerk 2500.00 E. D. Crumb Justice of Peace 1200.00 a . - James E. Rice, Jr. Justice of Peace 1400.00 Lloyd J. Ellis Councilman 600.00 a • Charles W. Thomas Councilman 600.00 "" Alec Proskine Ch. Assessors 1200.00 Howard A. Stover Assessor 1100.00 " " Francis B. Murray Assessor 1100.00 a Mrs . Jessie Agard Historian if 100.00 RI' Pauline Kerns Deputy Town Clerk 4s claims rendered Fire Wardens b claims rendered Highway Employees By-weekly. Minimum hourly rate $1.25, maximum rate $2 .00. .. Town Board - Town of Ulysses • - I/ January 2, 1963 °Lae 0,41- 1iClerk. • 1/2/o.5 lcontsnuea) j 1 u I Tne motion was made, secunaea and carried to a;,tnorize Supervises- Bower to pay the Town auu uuunty taxes on all town owned propertTee . - iThe Town Board made the following appointments for the coming year: Historian: Mrs . Jessie Agard Fire Wardens : Robert Snow Harold Smith Sydney Westervelt Charles Houghton The following Resolution of the Town Board Fixing Salaries was made, seconded and carried: , RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN BOARD FIXING SALARIES . Resolved that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries ' of the following Town Officers and Employees for the year beginning January 1, 1963, at the amounts respectfully stated andthat such salaries shall be payable at the time specified: Name Office Salary Payable Clifford Bower . Supervisor $3600.00 Monthly Alice B. Conover Town Clerk 2500.00 " E. D. Crumb Justice of Peace 1200.00 " James E. Rice, Jr. Justice of Peace 1400.00 " Lloyd J. Ellis Councilman 600.00 " Charles W. Thomas Councilman 600.00 "" Alec Proskine Ch. Assessors 1200.00 " Howard A. Stover Assessor 1100.00 " " Francis B. Murray Assessor 1100.00 "' Mrs . Jessie Agard Historian 100.00 "" Pauline Kerne Deputy Town Clerk s claims rendered Fire Wardens '7�m claims rendered Highway Employees By-weekly . Minimum hourly . rate $1.25, maximum rate $2.00. Town Bas!!r��djj�� Town of, Ulysses January 2, 1963 al-ea g C&4 Clerk. amssrunal t. • 1/2/63 (continued) 8 • • • Mr. Strong suggested that it might be advisable to install two-way radios in the Town vehicles . Supervisor Bower appointed a committee of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Crumb to investigate the possibilities of this and make a report at the next meeting. Bills numbered 1 - 7 were presented. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these bills be paid. The motion was made, seconded and carried to appoint Mr. Rodman Fellows as Zoning Enforcement Officer for one year at • • the rate of #5.00 and hour and mileage of 8¢ per mile. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:55 p.m. • Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • • • • • • • • • • • . • February 6 , 1963 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:05 p.m. by Supervisor Clifford Bower for the purpose of transacting business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Ellis and Thomas ; Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sidney Westervelt; Justices of the Peace, Rice andCrumb; Chairman of the Board of Appeals , Paul Foster and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutesof the January 2nd meeting were read, corrected, and approved. The following resolution was made, seconded and carried by a unanimous roll call vote. Bower, Crumb, Rice,: Ellis and Thomas all voted yes . WHEREAS ??„ockway Motor Truck Company of the Cortland-Homer Branch, being the lowest responsible bidder with a bid of 411 ,255.00 for one heavy duty truck, meeting all specifications Therefore, be it resolved that this Town Board does hereby accept the bid of the Brockway Motor Truck Company of the Cortland-Homer Branch and that the Deputy Superintendent of Highways is Authorized and directed to complete the transaction. Mr. Bower reported that Mrs . Jesse Agard is unable to accept her appointment as Town Historian for the year 1963. The motion was made, secondedand carried to appoint Mrs . Lydia • Sears as Town Historian for the year, 1963. • The motion was made, seconded , and carried to appoint William Agard to fill the unexpired term of Edward Lutz on the Board of Appeals . This term is to expire on December 31 , 1965. The motion was made, seconded and carried to appoint Stanley Koskinen for a 7 year term on the Planning Board . This term will expire on December 31 , 1969. Mr. Alec Proskine and Mr. Rodman Fellows were also reappointed at this time. The following are the members of the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals with the length of their terms . Board of Appeals : Chairman - Paul Foster - term to expire in 1967 Vice-Chairman - John Duddleston - term to expire in 1966 wllliam Agard - term to expire in 1965 Secretary - John V. B. Rice - term to expire in 1964 Arthur Millspaugh - term to expire in 1963. • Planning Board: Chairman Rodman Fellows - term to epire in 1968 V, ce Chairman Alec Proskine - term to expire in 1967 • Winton Baines - term to expire in 1966 William Whyte - term to expire in 1965 Secretary Dorothy Evans - term to expire in 1964 C . Wesley Thomas - term to expire in 1963 Alice B. Conover, does of this date, appoint Pauline Kerns as her Deputy Town Clerk. The motion was made, seconded and carried to accept the above appointment. The motion was made, seconded , and carried that Supervisor Bower be authorized to pay those obligartions which were approved in the 1963 budget. Mr. Bower asked the members of the Board if they would be interested in obtaining New York State Civil Service Health Insurance. It was decided that Mr. Ben Roberts should be asked to attend thenext meeting of thisDoard so that the members could find out more about this insurance before . coming to a decision. Mr. Bower suggested that the members of the Board send Mr. Burt Murray a card since he has recently suffered an injury. Report of the Planning Board: Mr. Thomas stated that no signs had been out up on the Genung Road. Mr. Westervelt stated that he would take care of this:,.matter. The Planning Board has discussed as its next project the numbering of each 50 foot lot in the town if it meets the • Town Board' s approval . It was decided that the Planning Board should get bids on this project and submit same to the Town Board for approval . The following motion was made, seconded and carried. In the event of the need for legal council by the Town for any reason, Mr. Robert Williamson will be employed on a foe basis . Mr. Westervelt asked if the committee had found any ' information regarding the possibility of two-way radios in the town vehicles . Mr. Crumb and Mr. Thomas will present their report at the next meeting. Mr. Westervelt also asked that the Board consider giving the employees of the Highway Department paid vacations . It was decided that this matter should be given careful consideration before a recommendation could be made. Bills numbered 8 through 21 were presented for payment. The motion was made seconded and carried to pay these bills . The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:10 p.m. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • ■ J • PACTONY • GENKKAL OfPICE COMTLAND, NEW MONK Y0.0� W,a j, •/. :, FIuEkie - BROCKSNAY MOTOR TRUCKS DIVISION OP MACK TRUCKS,INC. • January 11, 1963 CORTNMC•HOMn BRANCH CORTLAND•HOMER ROAD • 1 HOMER,NEWYORK • Town Board Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York • •.s . Att: Mr. Sidney Westervelt Gentlemen: Inclosed find photos, literature, and specifications covering a new, 1963 Brockway, Model 260L cab and chassis, which meets or exceeds all your specifications. We guarantee all your dump body equipment and your snow plow and equipment with a front mounted pump can be transferred to this unit. Our parts and service department is located at Romer, New York, and our factory at Cortland, New York, where our parts supply is unlimited. Delivered NET PRICE, LESS TAXES $/40 gib .- • • Delivered to your Town Highway Department on or before thirty days after purchase, Thanking you for the opportunity of submitting this bid and hoping to be of service to you. Very truly yours, • BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS DIV. OP MACK TRUCKS, INC.ti Richard Watts Sales Representative RW/ab encl. • P. • FACTORY R R[N[RAL OFFICE CORTLANO,Naw YRAR 01.0CK ttit r •NI mate BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS ,.DIVISION OF MACK MUCKS,INC. January. 14, 1963 ERIE BLVD.EAST & TEALS.AVE. SYRACUSE 3.NEWYORK- . FACTORY?RANCH • Proposal To Town Board • ' Town of Ulysses T •umansburg, New York . • Gentlemen: • Attached are specifications covering a 1963 Municipal Model 260L Brockway chassis that meets all your requirements without exception, also you have our guarantee that no problems will be • involved in changing your snow plow. equipment on dump body to. this unit. • Delivery in thirty (30) days • Delivered to your Town Highway Depertmant,,LESS TARES for a NET PRICE of '41.1 .3n0.110 • • : Respectfully yours, BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS DIV. OF MACK TRUCKS, INC. Syracuse, New York Howard Matthews • Sales Representative • • • • • • C' w�pl' March 6, 1963 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board or the Town of Ulysses was called to order by Supervisor Clifford Bower at 3:00 p.m. for the purpose of trans- - acting necessary business . Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen , Messers . Ellis andThomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Crumb and Rice; Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney Westervelt; and Town Cleric, Miss Alice Conover. Mr. Scotty Coleman was also present. The minutes of the February 6th meeting were read and approved. Correspondence: A thank-you note was received from Mrs . Lydia Sears , newly appointed Town Historian, for the check which the Town Board sent to her. A letter thanking the Town Board for the check sent to the Arthur E. Bouton Post 770 for use in the Memorial Day Services was received from Commander David Boyd. A letter was received from Dr. R. H . Broad, regard- ing the maintenance and operation of the Town Dump to comply with County Health regulations . • Mr. Maurice Tubbs also sent a letter to the Town Board regarding the Town Dump and requesting a meeting with the Board to discuss this matter. Mr. Crumb was asked to contact Mr. Tuobe and invite him to attend the next meeting of the Board to discuss this matter. The Town Board of the Town of Ulysses held an unofficial meeting on Saturday , March 2nd to estimate the damage caused by the fire on March let to the Town Barn and to review the insurance coverage. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION Mrs . Jessie Agard -- Historian Whereas Mrs . Jessie Agard has served the Town of Ulysses as Historian well and.:faithfully for many years ; and Whereas , Mrs . Agard no longer feels she can continue to act as Historian, and has , in fact, resigned; Resolved, that this Town Board accepts with regret the resignation of Mrs . Agard and extends to her our sincere appreciation for the fine work she has done; and be it further Resolved, that the clerk of this Board forward one certified copy of this resolution to Mrs . Agard and that one copy also be spread upon the minutes . March 6 , 1963 Page 2 =r. • Mr. The above resolution was moved by/Rice and seconded by . Mr. Crumb. The resolution was carried. Mr. Thomas moved that the following resolution be made, q Mr. Rice seconded , and it was carried. ' RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND COMIY.ENDATION Trumansburg, Interlaken, andEnfiold Fire Companies Whereas , the Town of Ulysses Highway Barn was discovered to be on fire, Friday, March 1; and . . -- Whereas , but for the prompt, efficient work of the A, -• Trumansburg, Interlaken, and Enfield Fire Departments , The Town would probably have suffered a complete loss of building andequipment; >' Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby extend to �; ,'. the Trumansburg, Interlaken and Enfield Fire Departments ,• its sincere thanks and appreciation for a job well done; and be it further gg P Resolved, that a certified copy of this resolution be Ti t forwarded to the Trumansburg Fire Department, the j .. Interlaken Fire Department, and the Enfield Fire Depart- . ' ment, and that a copy be spread upon the minutes . . i ;r. . The committee set up to investigate the possibility of '- two-way radios for the Town vehicles reported that it had been unsuccessful in obtaining any information on this matter. Since the Town has recently suffered a > considerable loss from the fire, this committee was advised by the Board not to take any immediate action on these radios . Mr. Bower reported that Mr. Bpn Roberts was unable to attend tonights meeting to discuss the Health and , Accident Insurance. It• was decided to table this matter . and plan to include it in the 1964 budget. • - / Mr. Bower also reported that Mrs . Goldsmith had recently contacted him with regards to placing a fire hydrant in the village of Jacksonville. This matter had previously been thoroughly investigated by this Town Board and at that time the Board had agreed to do all that was possible to have the hydrant put in. This Board is at this time still willing to do whatever it can in this matter. . r , l _ ii#,•*T rtii'•t1:9" i 13n'yM,y! •y •{{��'1',it r1q�� iy ,• ? yyr�3r" a "1•'1•.1 :1"4-44:A :4,r.4`S.V.y.1.1, •p.l:I :fµ �0 it'f '. : ti. ,,,c. r1 34041.1IN (13340) • corm A.C.14.1-T.11.10 Department of Audit and Control Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Machinery Purchases • • Resolution by (Justice of Peace) (Town-6amdlman) ......._....:1�.�pa1S.GA..._e. - fa4. • Seconded by (Justice of Peace) (�nwa_Councilalstr) ......._ St • 7. eas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the day of 19.6'--2, duly recommended the purchase of certain (machinery) (equipment) (tools) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, • • Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law the Town Superintendent . of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article S•A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, th�following: of If - 4' . r - r.1�...1: .. . .....fit ts ----kt ' el 1,4-qrs til.„-- cceile y-tei..A.L e.,....ztt. • /� t £4c / !}_L_// — S yLp..0 _2. ...Q..� s e-4v ».._.._. tgz _ .t p.. . -- r __...._• for a maximum price of . . .... .._........ .»......_.. .._-L/LZI..A,c — . Dollars (b......._.._......_.._.._..»...), deliveredL � -.. // N. Y., and to be delivered on or about ...... ._. , 19th The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, to surrender to the vendor _.._ ............_.........._... as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. • The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance $.••...._.._.._......-.._.._.. ._ Cheek drawn on Machinery Fund 2...3 ..060 £..—... Check from proceeds of obligations Total $ A contract of purchase for the item(s) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Superintendent of High, ways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase upon delivery of the item(s) purchased in accordance with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amounts) specified to be paid by check or checks. (1) by a check drawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 3) for s...L.36.oQ....=.= -...: / (2) by a check in the amount of$ ,drawn on the account established from the proceeds of obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase. Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board by a separate resolution. (over) pr. ti '•r'afi+�'�d Z1 ,� `fir r 'p tr�+"� t ¢a. '• Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ... � •I./ ff-fNS�Lt..»�;....... Supervisor /��.l i-a N.6 act", ) /rustic— Pewee Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ../G� U�y c�.../.- l Tovm Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) .L/2$ `� £. N ` I Jus o�eate •; V,,/�/ \Pa,�`�j �1�i"�� I own Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ...a - . ( ^�Y.tP'`1 � Z c. j Justice of Peace ""' '�' Town Councilman Vote of Town Board.......-....... (Aye) (Nay) R ti-cGlll..at r-241411/442" j justice of Peace ;. j Town Councilman (Type or write in names of Town Board members and indicate how they voted) • State of New orky� County of I.... ... ... ......._a4„, se.: Town of . ./.46/ i carat ' a- ......_.__....»__........_.._.... ..., Town Clerk of the Town of . U..... in the County of _. .._.._......., N. Y. do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding copy of a resolution with llioriginit prat, duly adopted by the Town Board of such town at a (regular) (special) meeting of such board held antf _.._.._ , 190.2, and that the same is a true and correct copy of such resolution and of the whole thereof. ereof� have hereunto set my hand/ d affixed the seal of said Town this ..y/_.._......_.._......_.._... In T ' ony day of as< n�4�' ...._........_.._.._.._.... 19.f1_.... (Town Seal) T Cluk of the Town o (The foregoing is a suggested form of resolution to be used at a town board meeting in connection with the purchase of town highway machinery, equipment, or tools, under Section 142 of the Highway Law. " It does not have to be fol• lowed in the exact language used. If it is followed, it should be changed,where necessary,to fit the circumstances.) • " ` March 6 , 1963 Page 3. Mr. Thomas moved and Mr. Ellis seconded and it was • carried to authorize Clifford Bower to inform Mr. Art Cleveland in writing that he (Mr. Cleveland) had the permission of the Town Board of Ulysses to place a pole on the property of the Town near the Town Barn. It was reported that the plow on the Osh-Kosh truck which was burned in the recent fire belonged to the County and was rented by the Town of Ulysses . Since this plow was rented, no insurance was carried on it. This Board feels that any innt,ra.nne on said plow should be carried by the County and this Board also feels that it should not be held responsible for damages caused by the fire. The purchase of plows by the Town of Ulysses was discussed rather than to continue to rent these. No action was taken at this time. The Town Board discussed the purchasing of the burned Brockway truck which will be put up for bids and it was the conscentsus of opinion that this Bowed is not • interested in buying this truck. Mr. James Rice has agreed to attend the egg breakfast on Saturday Mrach 16 , at 8:00 a.m. in Ithaca. The following resolution was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Crumb with a roll call vote being taken it xam unanimously approved. • RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE TRUCK AND DUMP BODY • Whereas, because of a fire in the Ulysses Town Highway Barn, which completely destroyed a new Brockway Truck and a completely rebuilt dump body which was to be mounted on said truck; and Whereas , said truck, which had been purchased in February , • 1963 on a bid basis , and dump body were fully covered . by insurance; and Whereas , this Town Board feels that a State of Emergency does exist, and that the immediate purchase of a truck and dump body are necessary for the safety and well- • • be!na: of the residents of the Town of Ulysses ; Resolved, that this Town Boarddoes hereby accept the offer of Brockway Motor Truck Company, division of Mack -; Trucks , to furnish one Brockway Truck and dump body, as per specifications that are on file in the Town Clerks office, dated January 11 , 1963, in the amount of g13,o00.00 , . G , March 6 , 1963 Page 4. Mr. Crumb moved and Mr. Ellis seconded and it was carried • to authorize Mr. Thomas to contact the gas company and .w ;; instruct them to connect gas service to the Town Barn ' and to put a "T" .j} to connect with the house next to . the Barn so that gas service could be put in there at j;'_s a later date. ' •d Mr. Westervelt was authorized to obtain estimates with , :j specifications from all local dealers for installing ' 1 /1 •two heaters in the town barn to be used with natural gas . , This Board feels that the back part of the present Town Barn would make a more satisfactory repair shop .' ,.r and Mr. Thomas was instructed to obtain estimates from lit , ' Mr. Voorheis , Mr. Dean Murphey , Mr. Bob Murphey and #,: ' Mr. Jim Stevenson, and any other local contractera ; ' • interested,on the cost of a concrete floor, a new ceiling and over head doors for this back part along with the estimate for replacing the burned section ' of the barn which would include a new roof, repair .. of the side walls , an over head door and frames and glass for the windows . - It was decided that the Board should take the lowest .• estimate meeting specifications for this job and not X. let it out for bids , since this is a state of emergency. �; . . Mr. Westervelt was instructed to go ahead and purchase the combination steel desk and file which he can }'. buy for 140.00 and to obtain the welder and torch which he needs , and which meet his requirements . j . Bills numbered 22 through 34 were presented for payment. The motion was made, seconded and carried to pay these +: bills . r 4 The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:05 p.m. until Wednesday March 13th at 8 :00 p.m. :} k Jacqueline D. Boyd I Stenographers. ' `1 ► i" , 4?;.0 44,,E t4)ett '7L. .T t4fl:.iA �At trA �4Z .t4 p `•�t���i S eft.•e. G) i {l• .• t b+t Rl'F• h y .X4 a !, ,.,..• 1 �. "'A, t;t" � �� 1 �°.�S''.�'.>:�.:.t.'1.«+� .v: ...«�tiA..p�.NNA�° r7MUw"�.0 3,1041.11* (ma ) " `*eu 1.� t••.. loan A.C.143.71.11,10 Department of Audit and Control Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Machinery Purchases • Resolution by ()int.-DC-Peter) (Town Councilman) 1.'Yl..tl..6 Seconded by (Justice of Peace) Revese-Co adlct • Whereas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the /r? day of ... d..Cl.C..FI 19.4.$ duly recommended the purchase of certain (machinery) (equipment) (tools) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5,A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, the following: • /...--.. 54z{.a.L_1.40srr ..h.fd.(. .- 1- 1..QL,3..�'Lzse nl ..�'inder_.rSr rad.�r-.J!16 da��� I...Z), �kt!.-( ad..,CdpaC c ' . fora maximum price of ..Lt;.e.i'3.t'f..-t°L /q±..tGf..ticizteral Dollars delivered at ..._.... .._! dQ.l£S.A.h .Y..�../..L..L°..t..l�:..y_.•. N. Y., and to be delivered on or about.27/26i.4_t...L./2I. cJ.1Q•. -1.1,l _ ., 1912. %Soree4erS Sooh possi //e The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized,subject to the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, to surrender to the vendor _ .. • as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance $••-....—.._....".._. •- Checl6drawn on Machinery Fund e'�$dt D._:..A..Q_......»..__. Check from proceeds of obligations ......_-......_......_.. ... Total S..tiiLJ$A.L4 ..O.Q _......»... A contract of purchase for the item(s) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Superintendent of High• ways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase • upon delivery of the item(s) purchased in accordance with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amount(s) specified to be paid by check or checks. (1) by a checkrdrawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 3) for a..G� f?.Q..r..L).f7 • (2) by a check in the amount of $ ,drawn on the account established from the proceeds of obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase. Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board by a separate resolution. (over) isiamsamorainimmaimairanamasaismasensar ; ' 1 fro 017 {ry3/44 tititille,� {,rry~ n i �,7 T: 71 tiler"', i ' J.�,w..'T,l rt.. ; ;:N.I.Iw• w'id ."..0 Mi!a}`i ,!}1�j � '•AS'X� "*II. - .�,4' .- Y 4 .a .� ft '2 y,`�..�!� * ' t� M.•�S%.4•.. +.r.l, 'f•}.t ati,•htl•i•,A dtt r S,Pf.h,f •.?,ih4"��^�r�WY�fA+l. . 1 ,q Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Hat) C . ,, ....... r Supervisor • Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ... 1! .. .l A:$d 1 Town Councilman Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) ..Z. .,. f "'^ J f Town Councilman ( 'R ""�� ' Justice of Peas Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) �grown-Coutteiltnan Vote of Town Board (Aye) (ihiq) . a,7Srfte-i�/�yl e 1 Justice of (Type or write in names of Town Boar members and indicate how they voted) 1 State of New York • County of »..._......._ . es Town of "_• Y {vim` • • I, ..._......_..r. LC� R✓.. l if!'�i ...._.._.._ , Town Clerk of the Town of ~ ✓ � in the County of..&Zeit . . G(.e..._ , N. Y. .' do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding copy of a resolution with t... th f, duly adopted by the Town Board of such town at a (regular) (special) meeting of such board held on ._.2.112 _..13. , 19.6....i, and that the same is a true and correct copy of such resolution and of the whole thereof. t en 66 In Te�st.. ,nnay A�W-,hereofss--I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Town this ! day of•••-•.•Y1 kid!.._..____.._.._.._.._..__., 19k3 (Town Seal) Town Clerk of the Town of �GL Led rn . Y » N. (The foregoing is a suggested form of resolution to he used at a town board meeting in connection with the purchase • of town highway machinery, equipment, or tools,under Section 142 of the Highway Law. It does not have to be fol. • lowed in the exact language used. If it is followed,it should be changed,where necessary,to fit the`circumstances.) • 1 • f March 13, 1963 • The adjourned meeting of the Town Board of theTown . of Ulysses was called to order on Wednesday evening March 13, at 8 :05 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Members present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; . Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas ; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Rice and Crumb; Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney Westervelt and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. Mr. Dean Murphey was also present. The minutes of the March 6th meeting were read and _ approved. • It was reported that the barracades on the abandoned section of the Town Highway off Route 227 had been knocked <' down. Mr. Westervelt has agreed to replace these along .• with the sign which states that this section of highway is atandoned .Th The motio ; was made by Mr. Crumb, seconded by Mr. Thomasand carried to authorize the Village of Trumansburg to employ John Fellers as a temporary custodian for the . elestimnxnzkimx voting machines which will be used in the forthcoming village election. M .4 . Resolution - Authorization to Buy Used Truck a.ndWew Cinder Spreader • WHEREAS a disastorous fire on March 1 , 1963 completely destroyed - a Shunk Cinder Spreader and Broc:cway Truck on which spreader was mounted; both units being property owned by the Town of Ulysses , End : 'EREAS the loss of this equipment has crested an emer:envy by ra':inE it impossible for us to keep our hlchways in is erfe condition and '.;i:EREAS this Town ::orrd feels the • in ediate reolec= Tent of this equipment is imperative for the n safety and well-being of the residents of the Town or Ulysses , RESOLVED, that the offer of the Russel EquPpment Company of Yarcellus , New York, in the amount of 11800.00 for one used 1952 Brockway Truck Model Number 148 W, Serial. Number 47316 , to oe deiive red immediately , be and hereby is accepted, and be it further RESOLVED, that the offer of the Russel Equipment Company of Marcel-lus , New York in the amount of 12 ,000.00 for one new Shunk Cinder Spreader, Model 1-DGW 6 , 6 yard capacity that meets all specifications that are on file in the Office of the County Superintendent of Highways ; the same being the - specifications for a Shunk Cinder Spreader the Town of Ulysses purchased from the Russel Equipment Company of Marcellue , New York , in 1961 , to be delivered as soon as possible, be and is hereby accepted , and be it further 4 .a µ ir ` 46 P RESOLVED, that the Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney\ Westervelt, be and he is hereby authorized to complete said transaction. The above resolution was molted by Mr. Thomas , seconded by Mr. Crumb and roll call vote taken. Mr. Bower - yes , Mr. Ellis , yes ; Mr. Thomas , yes ; Mr. Rice, yes ; Mr. Crumb, yes . Carried unanimously. Mr. Thomas reported that he had contacted several local con- tractors in regard to the repair and remodeling of the Town Barn. It will be a few days before these contractors have their estimates ready to present to the Town Board. A report was given by Mr. Westervelt on the prices and BTU output for the heaters needed for the -Town Barn. Mr. Rice was instructed to contact Mr. Carl Ford to arrange to have Mr. Ford draw up specifications for two heaters for the new section of the Town Barn plus one heater for the center section. When this has been completed a list of specifications will be sent to dealers for their estimates . Mr. Crumb reported that the people in Jacksonville had held a meeting and had passed a resolution to write a letter to the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses proposing that the Town close the dump in Jacksonville. Much discussion followed. Mr. Crumb also reported that the people in Jacksonville are still anxious to have a fire hydrant put in. After much discussion it was decided to contact Mr. Robert Williamson to find out what the Town can legally do in this matter and it was agreed that the Town would do all it could to help in this . It was also decided to arrange a meeting to discuss this situation with the people of Jacksonville, the Town Board and Mr. Williamson to try and come to some agreement. Mr. Westervelt was authorized to purchase the equipment that he needs but was asked to try and get the necessary materials at the lowest price. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:15 pm. until Wednesday evening, March 20th at 8 :00 p.m. • Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer V 14.71 • Town of Ulysses • TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. March 13 , 1963 • i RESOLUTION * AUTHORIZATION TO BUY USED TRUCK. AND NEW CINDER SPREADER WHEREAS a disastorous fire on March 1, 1963 completely destroyed a Shunk Cinder Spreader and Brockway Truck on which spreader was mounted; both units being property owned by the Town of • Ulysses , and • WHEREAS the loss of this equipment has created an emergency by • making it impossible for us to keep our highways in a safe • condition and WHEREAS this Town Board feels the immediate replacement of this equipment is imperative for the stifety and well-being of the • • residents of the Town of Ulysses, • RESOLVED, that the offer of the Russell Equipment Company of • Marcellus , New York, in the amount of $800.00 for one used • 1952 Brockway Truck Model Number 148 W, Serial Number 47316, to be delivered immediately, be and hereby is accepted, and be it further RESOLVED, that the offer of the Russell Equipment Company of • Marcellus , New York in the amount of $2,000.800 for one new • Shunk Cinder Spreader, Model 1-DOW 6 , 6 yard capacity that meets all specifications ? that are on file in the Office of the County Superintendent of Highways ; the same being the specifications for a Shunk Cinder Spreader the Town of Ulysses purchased from the Russell Equipment Company of Marcellus , New York, in 1961 , to be delivered as soon as possible , be and is • hereby accepted, and be it further • • RESOLVED, that the Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney • Westervelt, be and he is hereby authorized to complete said • transaction. • • • March 20, 1;�3 The ncl ilourned ':.eetl r:a of the Tow:i board of the Town of 1yz:es war culledtu older at 8 :00 p.m. for tl-e purpose • of trrriesc' lit riecersary business . Those ;resent were Supervisor Clifford i,or;er; Councilmen, P;esserc . Ellie and Thomas ; Justices of the Peace, .'e6sero . Crumb £.n1 aloe, Deputy Superintendi;nt of i!1 hways , Sydney 'lestervelt , and Torn Clerk, Alice Conover. Mr. Robert Williamson, Attorney at Law, was also present. The minutes of the March 13th irseetinb were read and approved . Mr. Rice reported that he had contacted Mr. Ford of the Electric and Gas Company with regard to the number of heaters needed for the Town Barn. Mr. Ford su6cested that two units be used in the section which will be used for the Shop, each unit of 125,000 BTU input and one unit to be installed in the middle section. He also ausgested that one unit be placed over the door in the • corner and the other unit be placed in the far corner opposite . There should be a 600 foot flow of gas into each room. The size of the pipe into the first unit • should. be 11" and from each heater on and into the next room could be smaller in a graduated amount. The estimates from several contracters were read and it was decided to accept the proposal of Mr. Herbert Haight. An estimate was received from Mr. Robert Murphy for the repair and replacement of the Town Barn. This estimate was returned to Mr. Murphey with the suggestion that he submit it again in the form of a bid since the emergency period has passed and Mr. Williamson suggested that to abide by the Law this job should beopen for bide . Mr. Crumb again reported the desire of the people of Jacksonville to have a fire hydrant in their community. Mr. Williamson read section 184-A of the Town Law and after a lengthy discussion on the matter it was decided that Mr. Crumb should suggest to the people of Jacksonville that they buy the pipe and hydrant and perhaps the Town could help install it. Then the Town might contract with the Association to pay for same. A letter was received from the Jacksonville Association requesting that the town dump be closed. The Board decided to wait until after the regular monthly meeting when Mr. Tubbs is to be present before reply to this letter. There are new recommendations out this year and the Board feels that they will try and comply with the health laws so that the present dump can be maintained • in a satisfactory manner. _ i: . „ March 20, 1963 Page 2 . The Ulysses Community Council has requested the use of the Town Office Building for Thursday evening March 28th. • It was agreed to allow them use of the building. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:45 pm until Wednesday evening March 27. Respectfully submitted Jacqueline Boyd Stenographer. • • II March 27 , 1963 The adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of • Ulysses wascalled to order at 8 :05 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower; Justice of the Peace, James Rice; Councilmen, Messers . Thomas and Ellis ; Deputy Superintendent of Highways, Sydney Westervelt, and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutes of the March 20th meeting were read and approved. Correspondence : A .letter from Mathew Bender Company regarding a charge of 37 .50 against the Town of Ulysses for the Supplement (19 2) for Morrison' s Guide was received. It was decided that the Town Clerk should write to the Matthew Bender Company and send another check for $7.50 to cover the cost of the two supplements which Mr. Rice and Mr. Crumb have. It is believed that Mr. Rice' s copy has already been paid for and the balance is for Mr. Crumb' s copy. Mr. Westervelt reported that the lowest price he could get for a Lincoln grease gun was $260.00 from Cramers , in Ithaca. Mr. Westervelt was advised to purchase the gun. Mr. Tubbs, a resident of Jacksonville, was present to • discuss the dump in Jacksonville. It was suggested that as a temporary measure snow fence would be placed around the dump to help prevent papers and refuse from blowing over onto Mr. Tubbs property and the Board would investigate some long range measures to prevent this problem. It was suggested that perhaps some fast growing shrubs could be planted to make a hedge around the dump. The Board also felt that perhaps the Health Department would: have some helpful suggestions to eliminate this problem. Mr. Tubbs also reported that there is a good supply of water on his property which the Town could use to make a water pond for fire protection if they so desired. The following resolution was moved by Mr. Rica and seconded by Mr. Thomas . It was voted and carried. v' Y _ so II' • . • March 27 , 1963 . Page 2 . • RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF ' 3"JANITROL UNIT HEATERS"- SERIES 68-5. • ' WHEREAS a fire on March 1 , 1963 completely destroyed the heating system in the Town Barn owned by the Town of Ulysses , and ... WHEREAS, it is imperative that the Town install a new heating system at once, to protect the health and well- being of the Town' s highway employees and to expidite maintainance and. repair work on Town equipment, be it RESOLVED, that the proposal of Herbert W. Haight and • Son to furnish and install the necessary equipment needed for the sum of $1 ,069.30, be and hereby is accepted, and be it further . RESOLVED, that it is understood and agreed that Haight and Son, among other things , will furnish and install , • 3 "Janitrol Unit Heaters" - Series 68-5, rated at 150,000 BTU input, all necessary wiring, piping (size 1 1/2 inch -- from meter to first unit) , switches , thermostats; flues . through roof with caps , and any and all other equipment ' and labor necessary for the complete installation and satisfactory operation of this heating system. It is also understood and agreed that two of these units , one equipped with a summer switch, will oe installed as soon as natural as service is available to the Town Barn and that the third unit will be installed as soon as the center section is rebuilt . The Town is willing to pay for the furnishing and installation of two units upon completion of the Job, and for the third unit when it is installed , upon presentation of a properly certified bill and a properly executed waiver of iirnunity. . Resolved that this proposal will be considered binding • on both parties when duly acknowledged and signed . A copy of the list of specifications for furnishing and installing water andtoilet systems in Ulysses Town Barn is attached to these minutes . A copy of the list of specifications for repairs and rebuilding the fire damaged Town Barn of the Town of Ulysses is also attacned to these minutes . The following letter was sent to Mr. Bob Murphy, Mr. James , Stevenson, Mr. Dean Murphey and any other interested parties : •• • March 27, 1963 SO 13 Page 3. Notice to all interested bidders : - • • Because of the lapse of time since the fire at the Ulysses Town Barn on March 1, 1963 the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses has been advised that it is no • longer permissable to do the necessary reconstruction under the emergency provision of the law. It is :.. therefore necessary that we advertise for formal bide . Therefore, in order that all bids may be submitted • on an equitable basis the Town Board is requesting all interested parties to meet at the Town Barn at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday April 2, 1963. • Clifford Bower, Supervisor • Town of Ulysses The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:00 p.m. until April 3. Respectfully submitted Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • • • April 3, 1963 I The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8 :05 p.m. on April 3 • for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower, Councilman, C . W. Thomas , and Justice of the Peace, James Rice and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutes of the March 27th meeting were read and approved. A new set of specifications were typed up for bidders to use for the estimates on the repair and rebuilding of the Town Barn. Bills numbered 35 through 46 were presented for paymett. • t, The motion was made, seconded and carried to pay these bills . The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 until Saturday a.m. April 13th at 10:00. Respectfully submitted Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer April 13, 1963 The adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 10:00 a.m. for the purpose of opening bids for the repair and remodeling of the Town Barn at Jacksonville and for the plumbing necessary at the Town Barn. Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower, Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas ; Justice of the Peace, James Rice; Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney Westervelt. Mr. James Stevenson and Mr. Herbert Haight were also present. One bid for the repair and remodeling of the Town Barn was received from Mr. James Stevenson . The amount submitted by Mr. Stevenson was 06,590.00. Mr. Thomas moved and Mr. Ellis seconded that the Town Boardshould accept this bid. A roll call vote was taken. Mr. Bower, Mr. Ellis , Mr. Thomas and Mr. Crumb all voted yes . Mr. Stevenson signed the waiver of immunity and will send the certificate to Mr. Bower on Monday. One bid was received for the plumbing at the Town Barn from Mr. Herbert Haight in the amount of 986 .23. Mr. Thomas moved and Mr. Crumb secondedthat we accept this bid . A roll call vote was taken. Mr. Thomas , Mr. Ellis, Mr. Crumb and Mr. Bower all voted yes . Correspondence: An invitation was received to the dedication of the new Post Office in Jacksonville an Sunday, April 28th. Mr. Bower reminded the members of the Board of the meeting on April 17th at 8 :00 p.m. in the Courtroom of the Court House regarding the New York State Health Insurance program. p The meeting was adjourned at 10:45 on motion until May ,1st. Respectfully submitted Jacqueline Boyd Stenographer . 130 �3 r . i . l7uay n�raaa vir*u d D' • 'J ij f i 711 s:lei st{ir a {� ?, p� pAs`�i�� � �1Ud1oY�" :der. ' � 3c distlet? • . `me FiEadPsfik9FdiBi:Ga S ' iYWdrbe • ...4.O' ldui: psi luml�la±gr. . - • i.:' : a • ttoa>ti n • _� . • • May 1, 1963 4 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:10 P.M. for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Messers. Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers. Crumb and Rice; Deputy Superintendent of Highways, Sydney Westervelt, and Town Clerk Alice Conover. Mr. Ortha Strong was also present. The minutes of the April 3rd meeting were read and approved. The minutes of the April 13th meeting were also read and approved. • A letter was received from Mr. Bryant of the Republican Committee stating the election inspectors in the various districts of the Town of Ulysses for 1963. They are as follows: • District # 1 Elsie M. Reynolds - Patricia S. VanLiew District # 2 Ruth Dean Marguerite Smith District # 3 Mary C. Coleman Ruth S. Moore Mr. Thomas was requested to contact Scotty Coleman for a list of the Democratic inspectors for 1963. • A letter was received from Mr. Harry W. Seeley, Jr. for the Jacksonville r. Community Association regarding the dump in Jacksonville. T. Mr. Thomas suggested the Town Board do two things: (1) ask the members of the Jacksonville Community Association to cooperate with the Town Board in finding a new location for the dumpand (2) obtain a list from Dr. Broad • of the new recommendations for Town dumps. Mr. Westervelt has been instructed to have his men pick up the papers which have recently blown over on to Mr. Tubbs property. A letter was received from Mr. Ted Vann regarding the abandoned Jacksonville Cemetery. He requested that the Town help clean up this cemetery and it was decided that Mr. Westervelt should include this cemetery along with the othars which the men will clean up during the summer. Mr. Bower will write to Mr. Vann and inform him that the town will take care of the matter. t N?gr.6zocl.' Miss Conover reported that the C /L /� • requested some new curtains for the election machines. She was advised to write to the gentle- man who repairs the machines and inform ham of this need. • Mr. Bower was instructed to contact the Farrell-Messeler Insurance Company and have e20,000 worth of insurance put on the Town Barn and $2,000 worth put on the contents. • . A May 1, 1963 • • Mr, Westervelt reported that the heating system has been installed • at the Town Barn as well as the plumbing, and water and that the office has also been completed. If the weather is good, the remainder of the Town Barn should be finished within three weeks. Mr. Westervelt also reported the priced he had been quoted for 8 lights to be used in the Town Barn. Mr, Westervelt was authorized to purchase the lights in Syracuse since they offered the best price, The salesman for the Osh-Kosh truck reported that prices would go up as • of May 1st. However, the list price he had quoted of $26,773 would hold for 45 days if the Town of Ulysses was interested in purchasing same, i This price includes the snow plow. No action was taken at this time. Bills numbered 47 through 60 were presented for payment. The motion was made, seconded and carried to pay these bills. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:30 P.M. until Wednesday May i5. Respectfully submitted Jacqueline D. Boyd • Stenographer U •, :62 May 15, 1963 • • The adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:10 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary business. T. ' ill Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower; Justices of the Peace, Messers. Rice and Crumb; Councilmen, Messers. Ellis and Thomas; Deputy Superintendent of Highways, Sydney Westervelt, And Town Clerk, Alice Conover. Attorney Robert Williamson was also present. The minutes of the May 1st meeting were read and approved. Mr. Bower reported that $20,000 worth of insurance had been put on the Town Barn and :"2,000 had been put on the contents. Mr. Thomas reported that Scotty Coleman would provide the Town Board with a list of the Democratic election inspectors. -• A gentleman from the Department of Labor had contacted Mr. Bower and informed • him that the Town had entered into an illegal contract with Mr. Stevenson • because they had not received the State Wage Rate Schedule. This was purely an over site on the part of the Town Board and it is hoped that the error can be rectified. Mr. Bower has applied for the State Wage Rate Schedule. On Thursday, May 23rd, Mr. Rice will represent the Town Board at the meeting of the Ulysses Community Council which will be held at the Town Office Building. . A letter was received from the Public Service Commission stating they have approved a the removal of the flashing signals at the railway crossing on King Street. • - Mr. Westervelt was advised to purchase two new # fire extinguishers an!: two ' u^e L? :.5k: i,•u extinguishers for the Town Barn, He was also i.nttructed to investigate the possiblity of using dry powder fire extinguishers. •. The attached resolution was moved by Mr. Rice, seconded by Mr. Thomas and carried. The Board authorized Mr. Bower and Mr. Westervelt to draw up a set of specifications and to advertise for a new truck. The motion was made by Mr. Thomas, seconded by Mr. Rice and carried that the Town buy it's own snow plow. Mr. Bower was authorized to contact Jack's Glass Shop and Mr. Steinberg to repair the large window in the Town Office Building. . Mr. Westervelt was instructed to paint the roof of the old secion of the Town Barn. It was decided that the Town should purchase stone from wherever desirable, so • long as the amount does not exceed 31,000. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:30 p.m. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer 4 June 5, 1963 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Bo-rd of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8 :00 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary business . Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Messers . Ellisand Thomas ; Justices of the Peace, Messers . Rice and Crumb; Deputy Superintendant of Highways , Sydney Westervelt, and Town Clerk, Alice Conover. The minutes of the May 15th meeting were read and approved. At 8 :06 p.m. the bids for the new truck which the Town will purchase were opened by Supervisor Bower. The following bids were received: l dy..cre.fied Broome Truck Service Inc. , Town of Ulysses ; bid for one Osh � Kosh M-48l Pr3o aQ,, per aifications , $21,000 with trade. v,10.0)o1.44.4i The Charles J. Blackwell, Inc. bid for one Frank model plow • with trade, $3,900. The bid for one FWD Truck B-4-4225 with trade, $19,569. The bid for one FWD Truck B-4-4225 Truck equipped with blow, 123,469. The G. C . George bid for one Walters FEEL with plow, ;24,483. The bid for one Walters truck, $22 ,144 and the bid for one • plow, installed, $4,160. It was decided that no contract could beawarded at this time and all companies submitting bide would be notified as to which one would receive the contract, by Saturday of this week. A letter was received from R. M. Fellows stating that Wm. Whyte had resigned from the Planning Board. A replacement must be appointed. The motion was made by Mr. Crumb, seconded by Mr. Rice and carried that Mr. Westervelt should attend the School for Superintendants at Cornell University at Town expense. Mr. Bower is to contact R. M. Fellows to see if Mr. Fellows has been appointed Enforcement Officer. • Miss Conover was authorized to notify the voting machine inspecter that his services are not needed this year. Mr. Frank Liguori , Tompkins County Sanitary Engineer was present to discuss the Town Dump in Jacksonville . Mr. Liguori stated that the dump istoo close to a fairly nice built up area . He suggested that the Town consider movin& the site to a more remote area. Until a new site can be found he suggested : • 138 SGT • • • .1 S r: ib v77:u- • ? il;,:.•ice} '}y xc µtre s itti2„,T1;11.0,11413 111.514624, ,�Y L:`,���Li 'd,t..(w .S• Fi�',L%full 4'• • •i.f..fa:rL.l:»r"Y �C er'�"�4 `v'6 _,r j ; 4:i�.''7':.,!....r....,we•i•a •� rti ��Ff F rY` ¢ i r I • + I, - `j . _ ig (1 ) the dump should be dressed at least once a month, (2 fencing should be put up to keep paper from blowing around, (3 burning the dump should also be prevented since thislis the most offensive thing that can be done, (4¢� clean brush can be burned away from the main part of the • dump, under supervision, and i (5) the places where people can dump should be relocated periodically. • All of Mr. Liguori ' s suggestion have been put into effect and the Board authorized Mr. Westervelt to purchase gravel • • to use for oover on the dump. • • Mr. Rice moved , Mr. Thomas seconded and it was carried that the Town Board set the fee for the Certificate of . Marriage at '1 .00 if it is requested with the Marriage . • License and 1??2 .00 if the Certificate is requested at a later date, effective immediately. The motion was made , seconded and carried that the following • people be appointed as election inspectors forthe year LT 1963-64 and the Polling Places are as follows : District # 1 Elsie M. Reynolds Republica , o ft, Patric WiNp.. n L i ew j ocrat /{nom District # 2 � f• Republican • Mar:uerite Smith Ds+tee t • District 3 MO ,gmrn" '1 Republican .k ,,L{s, Ruth S. Mooreot d ,Bemnca#r+ (! f"� Polling Places/ttU AMS1 • District # 1 Town Hall -1- �' c& . `, District # 2 Grange Hall-- 4.444. District # 3 Fire House -4444- Bills numbered 61 - 83 were presented for payment. The . motion was made, seconded, and carried to pay these bills . . The meeting was adjourned on motion at 10:00 .p.m. Jacqueline D. Boyd . Stenographer • • , ` , S • July 3, 1963 I .. The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of theTown of Ulysses was called to order at 8:05 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary business . • Those press were Supervisor Clifford Sower, Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas , Justices of the Peace, Messers . Crumb and Rice; Deputy Superintendent of Highways , Sydney Westervelt, Town Clerk, Alice Conover, Attorney, Robert Williams and Paul Foster. Others present were James Stevenson, and representatives from the Jacksonville Community Association and a gentleman from the Owego Construction Company. The minutes of the June 5th meeting were read, corrected and approved. The gentlemen from the Jacksonville Community Association outlined their plane for installing -fire hydrants in their village for fire protection. After much discussion it was agreed that the Town would do all it could to help the Association install these hydrants . The gentleman from the Owego Construction Company asked that the men working for the Town grade up the road which goes to his cottage. It was explained that the Town was not able to do work for individuals and if this man fixes his road to urban specifications , deeds it over to the Town, then the Town will have to maintain it. Otherwise they can not help him. Correspondence: A letter was received from Mrs . Royal Colle asking that the Town consider having a new sign made for the Town Office Building to go along with "Operation Face Lift" which is currently taking place in Trumansburg, It was decided, after much discussion, that the Town should not spend the money to have a new sign made. Mr. Rice moved , Mr. Crumb secc:;ded end it was carried to a ipoint R. M. Fellows es ?"•ultiple Residence Enforcement Officer to serve at, the Measure of the /iorr'd on a fee basis . TU moeti.nt was adjourned for a ten minute recess . The :1eetin., was recalled to order by b:r. :lower. Mimes moved , ::r. Ellie seconded and it was carried , the fallowinb resolution: • July 3, 1963 !1 A Pu6e 2 . -7 , Award of ?id - Truck and Plow for Highway Department • • • Whereas the Town Qler- has duly advertised for bide for • a Four Wheel Drive Dump Truck with Frink Snow Plow attached , together with other a.ccessoris meeting certain specifications on file in the office of the Acting Superinteadant of Highways • and • Whereas , Broome Truck s, Inc . of Binghamton, New York is the lowest responsible bidder with a net bid of 321 ,000 taking into consideration a trade-in allowance on a Ford Four Wheel Drive truc`_, for a Four Wheel Drive Oshkosh Truck, • Model b:-4815, with Frink Snowplow , Model 430 SA attached, and r' meeting all other specifications, and .• Whereas said Truc'c with Snowplow attached shall be delivered on or before October 1 , 1963, Now therefore, be it resolved that the said bid of Broome Truck Sales, Inc . be and is the same, hereby is ecce"ted and that payment shall be made as follows : %15, 000 cash on date of delivery and the balance of 36 , 000 on February 1 , 1964, and be it further • Resolved that the Acting Town Superintendent be and he hereby is authorized to complete said transaction on behalf of the Town. • Mr. Foster requested that the Eoard of Appeals be authorized to use a tape recorder for their hearings and he also requested that they be allowed to advertise their meetings in the Ithaca paper. Both requests were granted. Pills numbered 83 to 101 were presented for payment. The motion was made, seconded and carried that these be paid. • Themeeting was adjourned on motion at 10:10 p.m. Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer • SS? Town of Ulysses Ito TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. July 9, 1963. Aspeciel metting was called by Mr Bower , Supervisor • for the purpose of revising the Trial Jury List. Members present were;Mr Bower sSupervisor;Messrs • Proskine,Murray and Stover,Assessors, and Alice B.Conover l • Clerk, - Eleven personshad asked their names to be takenoff the List, and Twenty names were added making a total of -• One hundred Twenty names on th e list for the year /q/02 • for the Town of Ulysses, The Lists were compiled and a copy was mailed to Mr D.A Stobbs,Mr Bower end one filed in the Town Clerks Office, e • J Clerk ,Town of Ulysses • • ..si . • Town of Ulysses August 7219b3 TRUMANSBURG, N.Y. The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of -- Ulysses was held in the Town Office Building,for the purpose of transacting necessary business. Those present were ;Mr Bower, Supervisor;Messers Ellis • and Thomas, Councilmen; Crumb and Rice,Justices of the Peace ; • *Mr Westervelt, Supt. ,of Highways;Mr Robert TeWi.ilinmson, Attorney; . Mr R.M.Fellows,Multiple Resilience Enforcement Officerand Alice B.Conover,Tonw Clerk.Others present were MrsE.A.I.utz C and Mr Kenneth Vann. J . Minutes of the meeting held UU11l4 3RD were read and approved, '4 1r Bower &ailed on Mr Vann who spoke regarding a Trailer that has beenthere acouple of years, / . , and they would like to have some help in getting rid or it,as he claims it spoils the rest of the property around there and hinders the sale of lots. • Mr Fellows said he had been down there and introduced • himself and saw the permit which was issued inOct. I96I ,before M the Ordinance was amended in Doc. , 1961, and the Trailer did not go in untilspring of 1962, and the permit was in this mansname. After much discussion it was decided there was nothing they could about it. Mr Fellows had boon talking with Mr Williamson about Junk cars and bill boards,some of which had been there before the Ordinance. If they do not take tho bill boards down after two years,they could take action. Mr Fellows also spoke of getting letters out regarding old buildings, - Mr Bower spoke of Mrs Mayo contacting him regarding i . opening uptheubandoned road in front of their house so the s� 7,t 9G3 Town of Ulysses TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. fuel man could gat inwhen it was snowjand icy.Mr Ellis spokeit Would make a hazard for these hot rod drIars and there would be moreaccidents. Arosolutionnwas made at the time andall the property owners gave their consent to discontinue that part of the abandoned portion as apublic highway, Corresondence; A letter from the Trumansburg Central School ,informing the Town of Ulysses Board of the members of the Board of Educationfor the yearl963-64 were . A letter from the Department of, Labor,80 Cneter St. , N.Y. regarding issuing Employment Licemses,but none had been issued from our office. • Aletter from the Map Corporation of America,Boston stating they were in the process of up-dating and revising their • map of Ithaca and vicinity,and would likean up-to-date official base map of Ulysses,whiuh the Clerk mailed to them,without charge. Mr Westervelt has been doing some black topping • for the Buhool. • Bills nos 102 toII9 were read.Motion by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellise the billsNos 102 toll9inclusive be audited as claimed.Carried, • On motion meeting was adjotjrned, Town Clerk 1 • .. I 1. • r • .. • . . • .. .. 4n , N • STATE OF NEW YORK j, % � ', DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES • L> ) %-C.;nfnp.,-x COMMISSIONERS WILLIAM S. HULTS STATE TRAFFIC COMMISSION LLOYD AMAEDER CHAIRMAN CHIEF IC SNOINSCN WILLIAM C. SASSETTE 130 ONTARIO ST., ALBANY 1, N. Y. DIVISION Or rrrrrIC CNGINCC•IING ARTHUR CORNELIUS, JR. Albany T•I 138.1521 / Aria Cods 518 IN L, TO Town Board Town of Ulysses Milo 616 JUL Tompkins County 9 1963 c-324 VV1,Yi V.4V,�. The Commission has under way a program to re-evaluate all of its speed restrictions to assure that they are reasonable and realistic in terms of existing physical conditions • and traffic patterns. The speed zone described below has been reviewed as part of that program. The review indicates that the existing regulation is unrealistic. This is verified by study, including radar speed checks, which indicates conditions and a traffic pattern supporting revision of the speed zone. Unrealistic speed limits are undesirable, since they are not only ineffective in them- , selves, but they can also have adverse effects on other traffic controls by creating a • pattern of general disobedience. In order to provide more appropriate and realistic speed control, we have revised the existing regulation to incorporate the changes indicated by the study. Copies of a statement of the new regulation are enclosed for the Board's - records. Signs posting this regulation will be installed and maintained by the State Department of Public Works. The existing and revised regulations are as follows: Route 96 - unincorporated community of Jacksonville Highway) 35 MPH for 0.7: miles (Existing Regulation) September 3, 19118 ' • I (Date of order which established existing regulation) 40 MPH for same distance Revised Regulation) It is our intent to take additional speed checks after the new control has been established - so that the effectiveness of the 'measure in improving obedience and providing a sounder basis for enforcement can be determined, and to assure that no adverse effects on the over-all speed picture have been introduced. Very truly yours, OFC •g cc: Supt. 0 & H STATE TRAFFIC COMMISSION Supt. State Police WILLIAM S. HULTS Ch rman Encls. By: LLOYD . MAEDER Chief Traffic Engineer e S 41! eptember 4, 1963 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Supervisor Clifford E. Bower for the puppose of transacting necessary business . Those present were Supervisor, Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Messers . Ellis and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Messers. Rice and Crumb; Deputy Superintendent of Hibhways , Sydney Wasierve L; and Turin Clark, Alice B. Conover. A very large group of residents from the Jacksonville Community were also present. The minutes of the July 9th special meeting were read and approved. The minutes of the regular meeting on August 7th were also read and approved. A petition for the closing of the Town Dump in Jacksonville was presented to this Board. A copy of same is attached to these minutes . Mr. Moynes , who acted as spokesman for the delegation from Jacksonville stated that this group of people were present to discuss the situation at the Town Dump. These people feel that this year has been one of the worst years due to the fires , odors and rats present in the community. Mr. Moynes stated that the rats are following people into the Post Office these days . More people have been affected this year because the dump is larger and people are using it including the people from the Watkins Glen are4, judging from the WK license plates , Ithaca area and Trumansburg area. The people of Jacksonville feel that they are being put upon by Having the dump there. They feel it is unsanitary , unhealthful and is not inducive to improving property value. During the past year there has been a community spirit to improve the community and to fix up their homes . With the situation they • have had people will hesitate to do any more improvements and they feel the assessments on their property will go down t.ecause people will do no more to improve this . They feel the Town of Ulysses should look at this problem as well as the people of Jacksonville. The petition was read by the Town Clerk. Approximately 150 names appear on the petition. These people want action of a constructive nature to ,.e take:, . They would like to hove the Town Board come up with a solution. It was sur,gested by members of this delegation that the dump should be removed to an unpopulated area . Ott, to hr.ve the dump closed and have people pay to have the refuse collected. • 1 . , ti • . J • gia Mr. Thomas told these people that this has been a problem as long as he has been on the 2oard , approximately 15 years , and the members of this Board have looked all over this area for a new location for the Dump which the County Health Department would approve. This has been impossible . He explained that there were apparently two alter; tives :Do(&.) close the dump or (2) spend between p7rand $10 per year to employ a man full time to maintain the dump. • Several members of the delegation expressed there views vehemently: They feel that the problem is not a nuisance but a health problem. The motel in Jacksonville is losing business because people refuse to stay in a place where there is such a foul odor. And , according to minutes from the Jacksonville Community Association records , these people have been trying since 1955 to have something done about the dump. They feel that if the dump is not removed their taxes should be lowered. Mr. Rower asked if these people would be satisfied if the Board agreed to completely cover the dump for a few weeks while the Board investigates the legal aspects of closing the dump. They agreed to this arrangement. Mr. Rice moved that this Board go through the Jegal procedure as soon as legally possible, Of holding. a hearing if necessary to discuss with the citizens of the town the closing of the dump in Jacksonville. Mr. Thomas seconded the motion and suggested the delegation get help from the Health Department in getting the dump closed. The motion was voted on and carried. Mr. Seeley said he has talked with Mr. Liguari regarding the dump and Mr. Liguari said this is the worst dump in the community . Mr. McMillan said that he has cinders and garbage On his property from the dump. Mr. Westervelt has agreed to have this matter cleaned up. Other Business : Mr. Efomas moved the following Resolution and it was Seconded unanimously and carried: • • bay Plea RESOLUTION OF RESPECT - CHARLES H . NEWMAN t7 " Whereas , Charles H . Newma, Attorney for the Town of Ulysses for many, many years passed away on the • first day of September, 1963; and Whereas, during his long career as Attorney for the Town, he performed his duties diligently and faith- fully, alwpys with the best interests of the Town foremost in his actions and decisions ; Now therefore be it resolved, that we, the members of this Board, hereby record our sorrow at the passing of Charles H. Newman and express our deepest • sympathy to his family; And be it further resolved, that this resolution be spread upon the minutes and that the Clerk be and is hereby directed to send a copy thereof to Mrs . Charles H. Newman. • Mr. Bower stated that the voting machines will have to be replaced. There is a need for three machines , at $1531 each as per the August 1963 list price. This was brought up with the possibility of including . the purchase of one new machine from next years budget. Mr. Bower asked the members of the Board to have their estimated budgets in to the Clerk by the 25th of September, so the preliminary budget could by voted on at the regular October meeting. Mr. Bower gave a summary of the expenditures incurred in the repair and replacement of machinery and . buildings due to the sire at the Town Barn. Mr. Rice suggested the report should be put in the local paper. Bills number 120 through 127 were presented for payment. - The motion was made, seconded and carried that these bills be paid. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted ' Jacqueline D. Boyd Stenographer. • October 2, 1963 441 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of transacting necessary • business. • Those present were Supervisor Clifford Bower; Councilmen, Messers. Ellis • and Thomas; Justices of the Peace, Rice and Crumb; Town Clerk, Alice B. Conover; and Deputy Superintendent of Highways, Sydney Westervelt. Attorney Robert Williamson was also present. The minutes of the September 4th meeting were read and approved. • A letter from the Association of Towns was read regarding the 1964 annual meeting in New York City on February 10, 11 and 12th, 1965. A letter of resignation as stenographer for the Town Board was read from • Mrs. Jacque Boyd. • A letter has been prepared by this Town Board to be sent to each tax payer in the Town stating that the Town Dump in Jacksonville will be closed. Closing of Town Dump lj' �^>>�� 4 Cam' The following resolution was moved by Thomas and seconded by Rice) -A • Whereas the Tompkins County Health Department has informed the Ulysses • Town Board that the Town Dump is a hazard to the health of the citizens in the Town, and Whereas, said County Health Commissioner has further recommended that said Dump be closed immediately in order to safeguard the health of said citizens, and - Whereas, many citizens of the Town have requested that said dump be closed • because of offensive odors and same being rat infested, • • Now therefore be it Resolved on recommendation of the Tompkins County Health • Department and the request of many citizens of the Town that the Ulysses Town Dump presently located in Jacksonville, be and the same hereby is closed effective November 1, 1963. Approval of Agreement with Town of Enfield for Use bf Enfield Town Dump The following resolution was moved by Mr. Rice, seconded by Mr. Ellier1.6 1-" Whereas, the Ulysses Town Dump will be closed effective November 1, 1968, and Whereas, the Town has been unsuccessful in its efforts to find a new dumping site in the Town and Whereas, the Town realized the necessity of providing a Town Dump for use by those citizens of the Torn who do not make other arrangements for the collection of garbage and refuse, and Whereas, the Town of Enfield has indicated its willingness to permit the citizens of Ulysses to use the Enfield dump on a temporary basis and • • bv • *a •: • • Whereas, a copy of the proposed agreement is on file with the Town Clerk and Whereas, by said agreement citizens of the Town will be permitted to use the Enfield Dump on a trial period until 12/31/63, and whereas, the • permission to use the Enfield Dump shall continue from year to year if said trial period proves satisfactory, cancellable, however, on 60 days notice by either Town, and • Whereas, under the terms of said agreement the Ulysses Town Highway Department shall aid in filling in the Enfield Dump from time to time, now therefore be it • Resolved, that the agreement for use of the Enfield Dump by citizens of • Ulysses be and the same hereby is approved and the Chairman is authorized • to execute said agreement on behalf of the Town. It being further • understood that said contract shall take effect immediately upon the • • approval of same by the Town Board of the Town of Enfield. The Board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Boyd and Mr. Thomas moved and Mr. Rice seconded the following Resolution and it was carried. Resolution of Commendation Whereas, Mrs. David Boyd has resigned as Town Stenographer because of the pressures of other business affairs, and Whereas, Mrs. Boyd has served • the Town in a very efficient and commendable manner during the time that she has served as such stenographer • Resolved, that this Town Board unanimously commends the said Mrs. David Boyd • for her faithful attendance to her duties during the use of her said service, and that a certified copy of the resolution be forwarded to Mrs. David Boyd of Trumansburg, New York. Mrs. Whitney-Powell requested that the Town men cut weeds and brush at the County Preventorium. It was suggested that the Supervisor contact the County men and have them do this. Three gentlemen from the Owego Construction Company were present to • discuss turning over the deed to a road leading off the Boulevard to the lake which they have surfaced to specifications. As soon as this road meets the Deputy Superintendents specifications, the Town will accept • the deed and take over the responsibility of caring for this road. Mr. Bower reviewed the preliminary budget for 1964. Mr. Rice rowed that the Preliminary budget as read by the Supervisor be adapted by the Board and the notice of the meeting be posted as required by law. Mr. Thomas seconded the motion and it was carried. Bills numbered 128-13riwere presented for payment. The motion was made seconded and carried to pay these bills. The meeting was adjourned on motion at 9:30 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Jacqueline D. Boyd Town Stenographer eta Nov.6, It163. �p 3 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board of the Town of • Ulysses was called to order by Mr Bower for the purpose of trans- • sacting necessary business . Members present were Mr Bower, Supervisor; Councilmen,Messrs Ellis and Thomas; Justicen of the Peace ,Rice; zDeputy Supterintendeht of Highways, Sidney Westervel#town Clerk,Alice B.Conover and also Justice elect Dana Payer, Minutes of the Oct.3nd meetingwere reed,corrected and and approved as corrected. Aletter from the Department of Audit and Controiwas read regarding the resignation or deathof justice of Peace ,which the Tonw Clerk had nnswered,stating Mr Crumb,Justice had sold his property ,and had moved toTown of Covert and had sent in his resignation as of Nov. Ist, I963, and would notify them of the Justice after The (Election Nov5th, • Aletter from State of NewYorkExecutiveDepartment ,Division ForYouth Albany New York , Recreation Project Application was read, It was moved by Fir Ellis and seconded by I•Ir Thomas,that (.4( 2 • following Resoiution, authorizibg appficationfor the Supervisor: to bpply for State Aid for Youth Recreation project in I964, Whereas the Town Board feels the need for supervised Youth recreation is highly desirable and of great benefit to the ,youth • of our Community; and Resolved,That Clifford E.Bower, Supervtsor,af the Town of Ulysses,be arid is hereby directed and authorized to make applicatkon to the New York State-Division for Youth for approval of a recreation • project for the year 1964. A letter from Ed Farrell regarding property damage onliaaLs was rend. It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Wr Ellis,voted . . . .. . . . . . , .. • . . . . . -, ... .. . . .::. _ . Cat:they'!" 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FITTINGS PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 802 WEST SENECA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. CN\ a' SOLD TO �"'� `/% DATE /7 / 2 IK DELIVERY -�j „ jI ADDRESS ___. ADDREst - G' -r• CITY CITY m CUSTOMER ORDER NO. SOLD B./Till/ CASH CHARG C.O.D. DELIVERY DATE / SHIP VIA QUANTITY DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE AMOUNT / /e ateti TERMSI MSIESIANDISU NOT RITUINAIEI WITHOUT THIS SUP TOTAL 11953 WE LOO Thank uou Son 7hi5 Omen RECEIVED THE ABOVE IN GOOD CONDITION - K FORWARD TO SERVING YOU AGAIN BY 557 ILII ■II I MWII 1UV14I)IO1.01!NC.1 1 • iE I d :zeta'. 74 '‘a tit a Caselbsb1/21. h rl 1 iE gel/ 6 g 1 '1--\a\) kalliditit Ada • ■ • • • • JJy p�1 , .�• e .,_ �43i.j At, #2 63 6 Mg and carried to increase the Liability coverage on Trucks and Autos from 4,15 Thousand w property damage bo #50 Thovsand, and increase property Liability damage from *'I0 Thousand to #50 • Thousand and cover Trucks for wind,vandelism and malicious mischief. • A letter from E.Delos Crumb , submitting his resignation as Justice of the Peace,as he had moved out of the Town of Ulysses stating he had enjoyed working with the Board, and that he would miss it , and wish you all the success in the future, • A Resolution of Commendationfor E.Delos Crumb was read by Mr Bower .It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis,that this Resolution of Commnedation be ailkaA ,a copy sent by the Clerk to Mr Crumt and also be included in the minutes Carried, • Whereas ,from December IOth, 1940, until the present time a period of aboutTwenty-three years,Mr Crumb has served the Town of Ulysses as Justice of the Peace ,efficently and unselfishly giving freely of his time and knowledge and always conducting • his Office in amanner that has been a credit to the Townand, •" Whereas, it has now become necessary for Justice Crumb to tender his resignationbecause he ino longer a resident of the Town aid is therefore ineligible to serve ; Resolved,That this Town Board does hereby officially express its apprecation and gratitude to him for a jobwell done,and with deep regret,accepts his resignation, as ofNov. Ist, I963, and be it further; Resolved,That a copy of this resolution be sent by the ClerkTo Mr Crumb at his new home. Mr Bower spoke of the Association of towns which will heldin New York City, I•'eb. , 00th, IIth, and I2th, 196!}. • #3 013 It was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded by Mr Rice,voted and carried that Mr Ellis be api..ointed qs official representative and Mr Poyer,be appointedas alternate representative at the • Annual meeting of the Association of Towns,Feb, IOth, IIth end I2th 196L., end that all Town Officers be authorized to attend. ..... i Since none of the Public appeared for the hearing on the Preliminary Budget, of the changes to be made, it was moved by Mr Thomas and seconded by Mr B±ce,voted and carried,that the Preliminary Bugget,as emended,be and ffiereby is adopted,as the Annual Budget for the Towno of Ulysses for 1964. Boner-Aye;Ellis-Aye; Ricep-Aye ;Thomas-Aye . A Dog Enumerator for 1964 had to be appointed .A motion by MrEllis and seconded by Mr Rice ,voted and carried,that Patricia • Van Liew be appointed official Dog Enumerator for the year 1964, and also to take a census of the Residents of the Toot of Ulysses Bills Nos, . 136 through I66 were read, It was moved by Mr Ellis and secomded by Mr Rice ,voted end carried,these bills be paid, There being no further business,. the meeting was adjourns ). kt 10.00 P .M. ---CALtiti Town Clerk. • ,r. _ _ .. • . =LEGAL NOUS' • . .:_•. _:'NOTICE or BEARING UPON PRELIMINARY BUDGET • Notice Is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Ulysses for the fiscal year, be. " ginning January 1st, 1964, has been completed and filed In the office of the Town Clerk, at 10 Elm Street, Trumansburg, New York, where it Is available for ' the Inspection by any Interested . person at all reasonable hours, Further notice Is hereby given that the Board of the Town of ' Ulysses will meet and review said ' Preliminary Budget and hold a • public hearing thereon at the of. " fire of the Town Clerk at 8 P.M„ -. on the 6th day of November, 1963, and that at such hearing any person may he heard In favor of or against any item or Items therein contained. Pursuant to Section 113, of the , Town Law, the proposed an Iatl es of the following Town Officers are hereby specified as follows: Supervisor •••• .. ._.... $3800.00 . ' Town Clerk - 2500.00 Justice of peace 1400.00 I Justice of Peace it td 400 1ioo.00 Town Councilmen ..... ...... 600.00 Town Councilmen Town Supt. of Highway 5000.00 .. By order of the Town Board of k; Ulysses, Alice II. Conover, Clerk ••• Dytcdl..Oct,;lth, 101:1. . • 4... .w A G R E E M E N T • AGREEMENT made this r day of October 1963 by and between the TOWN OF ULYSSES, hereinafter referred to as "ULYSSES" and the TOWN OF • ENFIELD, hereinafter referred to as "ENFIELD". W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, the citizens of the Town of Ulysses are in used of a dumping area due to the fact that the Ulysses dump was closed on recommendation of the County Health Commissioner; and • WHEREAS, the Town of Enfield is willing to let the citizens of Ulysses use the Enfield town dump under certain terms and conditions; NOW THEREFORE in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants herein contained, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. The residents of the Town of Ulysses will be permitted to dump garbage and refuse in limited amounts on the Town of Enfield's dump for • a trial period commencing immediately and ending December 31, 1963. 2. If the trial period proves satisfactory to both "Ulysses" and • "Enfield", then this Agreement shall continue on a year-to-year basis cancelable however by either town on a sixty (60) day written notice. 3. It is understood between the parties that commercial garbage collectors shall not be permitted to dump garbage and refuse ow the • Enfield town dump. 4. "Ulysses" agrees to draw in fill from time-to-time to cover the Enfield dump in an amount that is agreeable to both towns, said amount • being determined by the highway superintendents of each town. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the respective parties hereto have affixed its seals and duly authorised signatures oaths day and year first above written. TOWN OF ULYSSES pesvisor TOWN OY ENFIELD • • Superviadr GENERAL FUND -- APPROPRIATIONS• ` GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOWN BOARD • Town Hall and Offices _ • Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.)) $ Compensation of employees £4QtQO. Purchase of furniture and equipment QAQcQQ• Repairc,light, heat and telephone a/•Q44t00. • Other expenses . ./q:QQ• Elections . Compensation of election officials (inelutdigg+mileage) ya4Q:40. • Compensation of custodians of voting,madhines .o'(oZgt00 • Other expenses /......, Voting machines, purchase and repair -TAO!on , •- Insurance _ Compensation insurance ' Official bonds and undertakings 4 Q4t44 . . Fire and liability 0P4 40.0 . Other . • ' Printing and advertising (all departments) . .• .04444 Service° of attorneys and expenses of litigation . #0.440 • Zoning inspector and expenses : r . Annual audit and examination • Publicity fund . Taxes on Towh Property , ' . . /404 0 Employees' Retirement System (town share) " Social Security (town share) . .$t*'0100 Dues for membership in Association of Towns . 7,!!PP , TOTAL $1,P;1151.Q:10 SUPERVISOR Salary $ jBA.QtQ4 . Office and other expenses ' . .4ZP.4:40 I Compensation of employees .� TOTAL $ 169.44;t1t) JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Salaries $ :3A40..o0 • , . Office and other expenses . .0QGc40 Compensation of employees •• TOTAL $91200i PP COUNCILMEN ' Salaries $ . s:204'AO Office and other expenses , , p .00.6O TOTAL $ 41(1/4/5/...410 • . • i -I- . TOWN CLERK ‘r e ' • • ' • Salary $an9Pc00. Office and other expenses . .4 Q.4 .40. • Compensation of employees . :OD. TOTAL 490.440. ASSESSORS Salaries $4i40.4:9.4 • • Office and other expenses . .'fs4l4o. Compensation of employees . . /tlP.Q Ttfilk ' $.46400!99. RECEIVER OF TAXES or TAX COLLECTOR Salary $ Office and other expenses /.4Qr0Q. Compensation of employees TOTAL $. .a04440. TOWN ATTORNEY Salary $ Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $ • TOWN ENGINEER Salary $ Office and other expenses • Compensation of employees TOTAL $. . . . TOWN COMPTROLLER ' Salary • $ Office and other expenses • Compensation of employees TOTAL $ ZONING COMMISSION • Office and other expenses $ Compensation of employees • TOTAL $ BOARD OF APPEALS • Office and other expenses $ Compensation of employees TOTAL $ PLANNING BOARD Office and other expeinses I $ Compensation of employees TOTAL $ TOTAL GNERAL GOVERNMENT $R 4"04iQ ' • • -2- • e' PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY . POLICE,CONSTABLES and DEPUTY SHIRIFFS Compensation $ Mileage and other expenses • . .QIROtdo Other Expenses ' 6 . . , TdtAL $.40P.-.40. LOCKUP Compensation of employees . $ , , , , ... .• TRAFFIC Other expenses Signs, signals and highway lighting • TOTAL $$, r. .; DOG WARDEN • Compensation . $ ,„ , , • Mileage Dog enumenator . . . .471;.40. . • Other expenses TOTAL $. . .0774:44. FOREST FIRES I Compensation of fire wardens and laborers • $ ! . f , . • Other expenses • ' Payment to Conservation Commission . TOTALS. . . ... . . . . . INSPECTION COSTS ' Building Inspection • $ , , , 1.6.1510p , Plumbing irisi;ection • Electrical in pection , , , ,•, , ,,, r ' TOTAL S. . .Y.OiIA • EXAMINING BO DS . • Plumbers $ . . . ....... . .. . Electricians lI.! II . Heating and •iebtilating ( TOTAL $ . . .WAR EMERGEN Y PflPosss , TOTAL PROTECTION.OF PERSONS AND' PROPERTY $. ..,$.410r10.Q EDUCATION • • ATTENDANC OFFICER . - • Compens tion $ • Other expenses. • ' TOTAL $ TOWN HISTfRIAN . Comps cation • ' . , $ . . 6104.0 • Other expenses , • TOTAL $. .JQQ t4d .g. b3: *IVWN LJUFtA1i1 C.:.mponsntI on of empinlcos. $ • Other expenses • Payments to other libraries . , 241313a40 TOTAL $ ' • . . TOTAL EDUCATION $: .40.4400 • ." RECREATION . YARNS AND PLAYGROUNDS ' - C:r.tnpvrts+tti.,n of employees youth pt.O5NQr'r1 . $ . 4OOi0A C)t Ike r rxprnH,'k I Put r" hfMr of equipment .. • TOTAL $. .4.0.4,>'051 _ 1 PAIR IO'1'JC •OIK1ER V ANC:ES $. .i00440. TOTAL RECREATION $. .7.aQrO.4 .. • . • PUBLIC UTILITIES v . • ' CEMETERIES $ AIflPOR.TS . . $ TOWN DUMP %, t. $. . /bit:0 it • TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES .. /$. : Q�t, l4QP.' K•I • . MUNICIPAL , INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST , (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) • REDEMPTION OF DflWJ',(Prinr.ipal) 1 , $ • Temporary loan EA E:mergent:y appropriation 'loans $ " Revenue anticipation 'bane ' • • Deficiency loans Other temporavy loans (specify) . .• TOTAL $ " Bonds tgive title of each issue) • a: ..dl�r�r�6 SI Edr,r •• $ 4/.40,P.4 ,• c. _ ._� ._.�.�__�_ 4t TOTAL $41 PA 4P. i�; i TOTAL Rl�'EMPTION OF DEBT $.600:..QP. . l03 C ' INTEREST ON DEBT Interest on temporary loans $ Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. Reoehet,a- 73u,K ff1ghydy 7aP^t $ , .4`.9.° a, • c. • TOTAL $. . /PM TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $.'.•(.4s40 CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS NATURE OF IMPROVEMENT 2000, aG ' a. • , . Gt .. . $ Q b. c. 204�p a TOTAL $446134156 • TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $44<4 ,O4• . _ .. MISCELLANEOUS• • VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS FOR ROOMS • $. . .449/0.4 JUDGMENTS AND SETTLEMENTS (describe in detail) Othpe' 191saella / eops $ ..440iPA . • TOTAL $. . /P4rPa ACCOUNTS, CLAIMS and DEMANDS $. . . ... . . . . . TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $.•.gagfp... • CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $ .�/6-0400 r t I -5- • W 5 . GENERAL FUND • ' ESTIMATED +REVENUES • Mortgage taxes ' $ ,p3,$•O.QigO Income taxes — •• Per Capita State Aid /15;$.0.0401) Dog licenses (from county) . . .rR2+.4Q Other licenses (town ordinances) • I Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property . . ...QQ.40 Fees of town clerk . . .70/0.1114 Fees of justices of the peace ' . 4000,P.4 Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector I . Fees of constables or police officers ' •Fees of town library '� ; Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other ' • ' Sale of town property • . ..-;oa..40 Reimbursement from special districts for eupervision . j a .r • • Pro • • al . . .A°.01QA C'man''Y Ey a5 5 4. /II.., + . ' . . 1SOO,B4 TOTAL $120,0042#40 Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) $. . i4OO40 P • TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES . 1 (GENERAL FUND) • 00j0040.40 GENERAL FUND - ' SUMMARY APPROPRIATIONS • General government $47;0.-00•00 ' Protection of persons and property, . . ..300•0.Q Education . . .Yp.40.a4 j Recreation . . .7PAs Act ,.' • Public Utilities . . .VPP.frg40. . Redemption of debt . .6100/A0 ! Interest on debt . . .0.0. .1.4 0 Construction and permanent improvements . /�4P0o P.4 ' Miscellaneous . . . SOO/P.4 Contingent purposes ./j/,SQ( aQ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS - $. 3 QQQ;0 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.39A440%PP AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $. 1p44aO0 -6- • Y 3� PART - TOWN FUNDS - APPROPRIATIONS (For use only in Towns containing one or more Incorporated Villages) • ZONING COMMISSION: a. Compensation of employees (Total before deductions) $43,10; 'oe : • b. Office .and other expenses !,1ar1;•d if• • Total Zoning Commission $ 4400,00 • . BOARD OF APPEALS: a. ComperA•sation of employees (Total before deductions) $ • • • b. Office and other expenses '..2OO.nn • Total Board of Appeals $ • •o20C4i eO• • PLANNING BOARD: a. Compensation of employees • b. Office and other expenses I float 06 Total Planning Board INSPECTION COSTS: a. Building Inspection b. Plumbing Inspection c. Electrical Inspection • Total Inspection Costs. $ EXAMINING BOARD: a. Plumbers . b. Electricians • • c. Heating and Ventilating • Total Examining Boards $ TOTAL PART-TOWN FUNDS APPROPRIATIONS $ 4200,0O • PART - TOWN FUNDS - - ESTIMATED REVENUES a • e.oA5 Valcince. % OOrDO c. TOTAL PART-TOWN ESTIMATED REVENUES $ a,p0, be • AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXES FOR PART-TOWN FUNDS $ emo b -7- Y •. . bah • • HIGHWAY FUND • HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) - APPROPRIATIONS • • • General repairs $ /44.0404 Ad Special'Improvements 9oa,i. a o • Redemptiongf d btcontp cted pursu 6t6c,f,3�,'�fti'g46vayLaw •Cod. nl! TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ 46ao.oQ Estimated Revenues • State aid • $ (/bop,o Miscellaneous revenues .one .e e • Unexpended balance Atleina DO TOTAL REVENUES • $ //6QOi00 • AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (Item 1) $ /'ddooi era' • BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) ' APPROPRIATIONS • • Labor and team work $ eaechoo Materials for repair and • • maintenance / 000, o o Construction of new bridges Redempt on of debttcontrace.d pursiM�f6cter gf*ay Law .6e3.O CI TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ a//00.00 Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $ i • Unexpended balance. 41 oe. no TOTAL REVENUES _ ' $, 0,Ioa.oa AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (Item 2) $ O • • • • • -9- • • 1 .1i w. looj'1 I . • MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3). - APPROPRIATIONS ' i , Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $ $,Ooa, an • Repair of machinery,tools and . implements .5000. O a Storage of machinery, tools and • implements . Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village . Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates . TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . $ / Od. co ) Eetimated Revenues • • Rentals of machinery $ V o p9. to a •••: Miscellaneous revenues . f • Unexpended balance SJQl1a . a a , • TOTAL REVENUES $4�d• • AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (Item 3) $ iS146,16, d•e) • • SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) - APPROPRIATIONS Salary, town superintendent $ nod. 0.0 • Expenses town superintendent ,, aiOa. as ' Salary and expenses of deputy ' superintendent • . Removing obstructions caused by snow sat.a.414/43.4). Cutting and removing noxious • weeds and brush • ' . /,/dp,, d a Other miscellaneous purposes . • / Cp 0 Redemption Of de At cont acted . pursuf ?c6'/ec 2.9tiltraiway • Law 700, a o TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . • $ •2/70 6 Estimated Revenues a Miscellaneous revenues $� �° Unexpended balance • • d 00 . p . TOTAL REVENUES $ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND tem 4) $ . / t/ 7406 , AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND . (ITEMS 2, 3, and 4) $_2'-/ ' ' d -10- , . SF 1 • SUMMARY OF TOTAL TAXES TO BE RAISED - ALL FUNDS General Fund $ '$d000i b'O • Part-Town Funds 1/000-. • Highway Fund (Item I) /4J0O'Oi cc ' Y 700 ,00 Highway Fund (Items II, III, & IV) 88r9"' Ten Year Town Highway Program • Special Districts (from separate eche ftEc .4/b Fire Districts- phottiflo N $, y17___ Lighting Districts (3) ' 5r9 9, — c TOTAL - Special Districts $ 0-67-ira • 5'2 2Q7. 0e TOTAL - ALL FUNDS $ .gaA g,g -C-- • 1 IY STATE OF NEW YORK ) SS: COUNTY OF TOMPKINS ) I, , Town Clerk of the Town of • DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the foregoing with the annual budget of the Town of , duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town on the day of , 19 , and entered in detail in the minutes of the proceedings of said Board, and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of said • ' annual budget and the whole thereof, �4 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of said Town, this day of , 19 (Seal) • Town Glork -11- • IL inofieoft o ANNUAL ESTUMATC FIBEIDISTBICT TOWN OF ' ' FOR FISCAL YEAk'BiOINNING JANUARY 1, 19_ • EXPENDITURES A. Bond principal S - • B. Bond Interest C Personal services D. Purchase of equipment E. Hydrant y rental F. C.ol t.l.t'_u.Ct^.iU1 tj QB_Ar 1s4.n.461 Idath2 4O • O. H: J. K. TOTAL EXPENDITURES =3.<400.0A �, REVENUES •AI Fire protection contract S • D. • • G. • iH. Unexpended balonse TOTAL itEVENUE5 $ bated% September_—, 19, • IOW OF COMMIRRIONIRR December 4f, I963. b� • The regular monthly meeting of the Town- Board cf the Town of Cllyssos was called to order at 8.00 P.N. for the purpose of transacting necosser bdsincss . 2 ?'r Bower eslced that we bow tour heads '1n :iil©rit prayer yin memory of ourdeparted Councilman,I•;es Thomas. • Mcmber5 present wcrc :Sthpervinor, Cli.ffm_'c1 Dower; Ce>nrlcilnan, L•ioyd Ellis; Justice of the Peacc , Jomes . ?' ccJr. , Alice 13.Conover, Clerl4also Justice elect Dana Foyer,and Superintendent. of HiC;hways,Francie Fotter. Correspondence : The Cleric read a letter from the Association of Towns,thanking her for the quick action • in sending them a copy of Crdinances,which they requested and received. Kr Bower received a letter from John V.P}oynes thanking him for his forthright action in closing the Jacksonville Dump.Mr Keynes had been in the hospital since ^L1':it of CC tObnY',}1E1V 71g I':Cl'1C ... I)t•el'.I?e }lO2RC from as: Or7-C f'1..: 1 •.. .. 7.cttt,r to :to lower moil the :1.,,c%CIDtio.1 of '''711:1;, ^o:, ';i rte(',',9'1., i'',?lt , : ':)_'1l' nrf- J:' ', lu 007' cf 11 ( r`2? r-civr.:. !'. the Jtat9 , .7alo:1L7)'1 '7 'J}t ; 1):.. «• * ,,21. 7r ' • c, 11:' L1 ';! r :. ,( Electric and Gas Corp. , advising of the new number,AR2-I720,T011 free. State of flew York PublicSorvice Commis tent dAL public i1t)n'ring achoduled for Nov. , I4th, at !;ho County Cour!, 17011:10 . TLIV1.071,F .Y . , 1 S.I1i, propo:inA C}1P111Sn;i t_ll 1']It.)3,-'111r.a'lllll '4 n1'1 th �.tl'l t"i'lll`l:.11 . �� I.01'1') °•'01 -:.'1un1 - CI,IC�a']chi .1 Init P. li) 11; )0l:,;r .'I.';'t )1C, '1 r1!11;-; . r11t+ m:''ll l".I1;,I'11.,L• I'1.1",t ` of the active '. c•)untcir f'r( rtrn :.'ul ')nf' nnc';,fob the; crice 3".ulntn1; .':''ei1D•.c, 1:t '1963 to KorilI, 176!t,un: ^s:; otlYr0 tse notified. • A letter from theDspartment of Co:n:nerco,Albuny7, i'.I :.s':ink for t':c r_:'.es of tho chnir;inn of th? llannirc ; ad • zoning boa':dth of :12.)-3a1s,which the C1rrkt nc' c_ , thcr: I t' :nr r l.indod t'Lo of 7tcor3 to ')'3 3'.l"C and3o • In to ch.) Co'_lnty 01,:rk3 Offic3 :?al t'1kn oat:1 on O""3 c:: no hadatt Jon' 30, Br L:..•rr' L.-;'.cnd _'n•' a .l-)'; 'nl .. ; .' : :.; I35.CC • 1^• CG. 11 0..: 1 . c. lie.. IH, c ._ .:'t' 3'l' ._ Rc u(' 1 "r+j c t .I.r''' on • riec cl_:secci.Cc , 17 I.r UIi.c . It vrr vr':r'(' : 1.' Cr : : 'rc' ,:.. ` 1 , .;n r,.. , , 17r ..'-r rn2, cG1'.. ■ . "J.11 . ..." I'. 1:.' rr , :, ' ^C'1;'r. I.— ,.i `nn . C; )Y,c. "("•) , • 1, 1 Aletter from John V.B.Rice , Secretary of the Board of Appeals, stating that his doctor suggested that for the time being,he Ova up all activitiUs outaido u1' h.c ja.l,which would interforwith his recovery,thereforeresdgningthe office • of Secretary of the Board of Appeals • Bills NosI67 thru 176 were read. It was moved by 14' Sills and seconded by Mr Rice the bills hr. r.udited as claimed . - The meetima was adjourned to Dec 3Ist at 9.00AM ; • toAudit the Books of the Town officeraat the Town Office . . Bui.ldinC ; Moved By Mr Rice and seconed byflr Ellis and carried s• , .+ a • Clerk ...a rlc • • . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . Trumansburg Fire Company, Inc. • . ,SAG W;;;; .•. TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. DeMItY.4 X' 1 196....3 Town Board Town of Ulusses Trumansburg, New York • Dear Sires • . The following named men are on the rolle• as' active • volwitser' I1.remen it the Trumansburg Fire Co. Ine,pfot period runhin from December 1,1963 to April 41964, unless otherwise notifiede ' SIFFICERS- Harry Z:. Cirulli- President GlensGrisxvld-Aaststent, thief • • Albert Moore- Vice President Albert Mills- Assistant Chief • Frederick Aeoker- Rec. Seely. Herman Hayward- Trustee Robert Tuttle- Financial Sooty. Ralph Pie�rrson is Trustee Lawrence Hymen Treasurer James Crim ' ne- trustse • . Carl Vans- thief Arthur Sneer - Trustee Robert. Ellis-;'Assistant Chief Loren MMrquart- Firs Commissioner • *UMBERS . ADAMS0Horace . GORTOM,Alan : RENL R' l� • • ANDREW5,Robirt' ' 1• GREGG,Richsr i ,Rar ARDFII1Richa.rd:. • GROVB,Clayton ROBBINS,Raymond ASSAT Williai •. t ' ' IIAIGHT,Frederiok 'ROGERS,Robert BALDWIN,Kttrle 1 HARGROVE,Joseph I SCOTT,Andrew BENNETT,Robert ` ' HAYWARD,Charles SMITH,Charles. BONEpRidhit'd, ! HE DZ1fl.Donald 'SMITIi,Clifford BONSALL,Wiillam" HOUSEL,George "BDPW Robert BOTERjGeorge JAGER,Peter STILLWRLL,Harold BROM.,Clayton KING Roberts SWARTWOOD,Raymond BROWN,EdWard, ! • ' LaNDON Paul tTAYLOR Ronald BURKLEO,Cherlie ' MAHIB Zveret . TCHzzat Willism • CLOCK John c N RUN Donald ,Rog d DAW80Ii,Eftnesb .VANBUREW F oy DEADoMaynerd MCGOURTT,Theaas RAM NESS Leuls DELANGO,L,uis M IZIE8,Harold VANN,Alvin . DICESON,Williin MURPHT,Lewie VANN David DOLL Peter 1 Ralph WHIT Willis DRUMMONDyCharles PALMER,Frank WILLIAMS,tarl FEATHSR8 Charles PARKER,Robert WOLVERTON,Robert F'ITZPATRIpX,Lawrencv POTTER,Franeis WRIGHT,George . FULTON,Charles PREDMORS,Paul • . ear , idiot Frederick H„ Decker REC. SECM7. .. fhd . . . - . " .r.. . , . • • :.•:•:.... •••. ::::•,•,:.,..,,;•••• iy7-:-.',:,.) -.:, ,.::::::::. • ,::.. ''', :•• .:, .•'...!.:! •/..-..,•it:::.-.: ::;•.,.;,. ,. ,,. •.,.. ,. ., .• • •. I -.;•••• .!•:: •• ...:,., ' .,, .• :;•.:-.•'.'• 1,•.;:::•‘:7,•• .. . . . , . .. . . . .. . A . . . . . . . .' la •• • •''.: . . . . 4 • , , . . . . . . , • - . . . - . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . ' . Deo. . , . . . .. . .. . .. . _ ,1963. . . . . . . . . Resolution of Respect- . .Charles W.Thomee ". • , •• • : „ . • • ' - • ... .' • , . Whereas, Charles W.Thomas, Obunoilman for the Town of . . .., . -H'... ,. . Ulysses sinoe19474 passed awatveryeuddenly on the .30th - . .. • . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ,.., •., , , day of Nov.embor, I963,and % . . ., , ±:...- :: . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . Whereas, Wes, :during his iong-term;of public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..'' served the people of his town well andtfaithfully,elwayi . . . • . . . .. . • , . . • , ':' with the courage to face each issue only . . .. .7. . . . . . ,., . _. ., . . • • . . of the best interests of the ' Townoad • . ' ' ... .. . . . , . . . ., . . . - . • • 'Wheress,beasupe of his long in business .. . . •. " •, . . • . • ..• . ' . effairs 'and his' partieipationinmanYother , 0Oternmentaldend • '' : . . • - .. Civic organizations,Wea will be sorely Missed,both by the HBoard-,and the .people of the. Towa.NoW thareforebe'itpl ' ' ' - ,. . . m • . .. , 5:' . ... . Resolved,Thattl4pTown :Boardof Ulyssesidoes,herebr , . . _ .. . , , . . pay' iribute',..tb. the memory of Wes,for the finelobehe 'hie: --, :: :.1: • . . .!:. . '_ .. • ' • secomPlishedvandaXprose our:iiincere ' and. deep eorroW,and: • . . ' . . •-: : . . . • _ . . . • regret athispaesingiapd:* it further ' ''. . . ' * .. ." .... : ., H . : . . ''. • ••• .. _ . . , . • . . ? • . Resolved,That tbisiresolution‘ber. spread upon the j_ , • ' !. . • '' • : Atanuteestand that a, copy thereof be fien“te hie femili,HH .— • . . . i . . .., - „. • .. ,. . . . . , . .. .„ • _ ., " , • , . • • . . . . . , ,,• . . .. • • . • • : .. ., . . ., • . • . ., , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . • , . . . • • .: Aiiee 'R:ConOlior .. ' ...1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . clor4,Toviri'of Vaypeno • , - • :• ' • . ; . ' • • 'H , - . . . . . . . . , • • - ' ' ' ' • • .• -• ' " - . ” • • .. • • ., . . . . • . . . . . , . . , a . . . . • . . ,.. . . .• •• • . . . , . . r. . . . . , . - . . . . . . . : . . • . .. . . . , , . . . • . , . . . . : . . . , . .. . . ., . . . . . ,• . • . . . •. •,. " •• . . . . • • • ;. . . . . . . , . . . . . . .. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . : • . ' .... „ , '. . . . . • ' . . . , . . . ., . . . . „ . . . . . , : . .. • . . • .• ,, ". •• . . . • , , ," , ,. . • . _ • • ' - ' - . . . ••• •• , • . , , , ,b, . " • .- . - • . • ' ••••,•' • . ' •• . • . , . . . . . ... . . . • . • • • December I2thI963 " • Mrs Veronica Allon,Chnirman • • . Republican Committee of Ulysses. Dear•.Veronica: .'At the meeting of the Town` Board of'''. Ulysses held Dec. h.th, 1963,they requested me to white . • ' . and abk the Committee to recommend• soiao names to act . . . ' • as Councilman until the noxt election,due , to the . , sudden' passint o:" 'Mr.-Thomas, Thanking you , I- era, ' Vexry, truly. Yours, ' • . >. Clerk. _• • " • . r • • r Trumansburg N. Y. December 12, 1963 Mr.Cllfford Bower,chr. Ulysses Town Board Trumansburg, N. Y. Dear Mr. Bower, The Republican Committee, Town of Ulysses met { on December 9, 1963 for the purpose of selecting a candidate to fill the vacancy of Councilman, caused by the death of Mr. C.Wesley Thomas. Those present were; Veronica Allen, Wilbur Briggs Barbara Fellows, Camille Murphey, Gordon Hackle and Bruce Payne. • The name of Arthur J.Golder Jr. was voted and unanimously accepted as our recommendation to you. Siacerly e. &e/- Veronica C. Allen, p..ar. Republican Committee Town of Ulysses ! Y We the undersigned members of. the :'own Hoard of the 61 Town of 131y ZJCs ]u;?.'e11y c•.n' L"?, that ,we have examined the c=74 Accounts of the Supervisor end Town Cleric,ord tic 1i_e hest of crux. 'c v' 1 . ' „11( yr 1 ;_a; l•rnrn'el "IC ,fc ] .' c.U_P(, summary shows the 1963 receipts end disburnenlents, end the Beak. slid ?:•Io, balances as of Dec.31st, 1963. &u ervisor H1 hwoyl Book Balance Beni:Bal nnce Receipts- w15, 151.49 Di sbu rnenen t s I I,064.95 .i,4.d65,514- 411;.06 E.. . . •') t'.'.. 'tent:, 7330.00 nr_.,rn - CU .C( Bridge -II Receipts — 4390.09 Disbursements- 956.57 3453. 32 3433.52 • Ft eb'.ne ry a3c3I.pts- a>;,4I6. 33 • isburso a-ait3-Ir6, 169. 20 62'1.7. 13 6:'_;.( . T_S :;loyi Ti:l:• ' Ra ce L ot1 30,905.05+ .x13, 331. 30 .. .. ryg mots 13, 193. 65 )17, 711.?0 C1):•;:1 1)11,"70. .x0 D1.41- Tnl: 1 'i: 1'.1. 12,711.1{.0 General Fund =- Receipts- ,;'$42,29I.98 " Disbursements- 35,758.95 6,533.03 6,533.03 Fire Protection • tltsl 3,902.55 gR issbltrsalnents-3,900.00 2.55 2.55 • Part Town Fllviss Rece L7t`{ - 2, 21).07 n • fl, } -,`• 1 r 27 r_}.+ �b`lrti9Vl°.rlt'{- 3!;`-'.�03 I, � l � .'7.;. i) ' . • `r r20"11 nor',: D_ l•1:`` • . 11'1'S:I- 611.49a0: 22 43.92 243.92 a The accounts of the Acting 3uperintend3nt or Higgways • , Justices or t'la P.:goo, a1.1. Z011t(13 Bear i:3 1)ill; ?C Ci(::r were also examined, awl to the best of owe 1a-ioltleilz:,W010 .Coa 11 to 1)., corra ct . Clifford B.Bower- Sppervisor James B.rticeXr. , j11"tiee c•f the levee L]o;,' ' 3.Elli: , Coultntl!n,,. 1. I . 6 1'72 le • • C. ,V(YLT.i- fir' ➢S'i'r744- !."— y' �F cJ",U; � 1 un4 • 8 ,"t it,I 1.. of tid:i y,• ."tile�• ,`• .,%.44113114?,. . #i.:� i a - E f.:u„rxsy; • ����11' p n aid'•'i . 7 i. K^ 4i fees t v,,r. t:, .arrhiihl.a1i r 4. is r S ij;; t. 0 T +; ,a... �. a �; � ti i'i^! Iti.�'.1: ill+.-ATy. i,if Y' ���....wT2't'L:•°i`Y`T'S=4TY°,It r4'Cah;� • I- , . , . , , .• ., . . December 31st 1963. An adjourned meeting 8f the Town Board of the Tin n ft7; r•:,o:. was Lee �, at the Town Office building for the purpose of Auditing the Town Officers Books. Members present were ; Mr Bow er, Sppr. ,Mr Ellis, • Councilmen;i•;r RiceJr, Justice of The Peace . Others present � • were,Dana Foyer,Justice elect, and Francis Fotter, Supt. , of Highway elect, • It was moved by Kr Rice one seconded by Iir E] ii.s the,t Arthur J.Golder Jr. , be appointed to serve as Counci.J.me,n,unbfl the next electionit was voted and carried, The Clerk was to mails notice of his appointment to him, ±•hi.h she did. There being no fur;nr:r business,the meeting was n • adjourned, Alice B. Conover • • • • Cler'c I' TOMPKINS COUNTY TREASURER '' Count House • ITHACA, NEW YORK Di A. Mom •ntmulue • • TOWN CLERK TOWN 01 ULYSSES In compliance with Section 550 of the"'County Law, I I . report the following payments made to the Supervisor of the above town during the year of 19 63 FOR SNOW REMOVAL & MOWING 5 6,29o.41 COUNTY AID TO. TOWNS $ 3,000.00 STATE AID TO TOWNS 5 2,903.25 MORTGAGE TAX $ 3,007.61 SURPLUS DOG MONIES 5 615.65 • COUNTY TREAS9tER MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING 1° DECEMBER 31, 1963 • An adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held at the Town Office Building for the purpose of Auditing of Town Officers Books . Members present were: Mr. Bower,Supervisor;Mr. Ellis,Councilman; Mr. Rice,Justice of the Peace. Others present were : Dana Poyer, Justice of the Peace;elect; and Francis Potter,Superintendent of 1 Highway elect. • • - • It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis that Arthur J. Golder,Jr. be appointed to serve as Councilmanp until the next • - .1 election. It was voted and carried . The clerkwwas to mail notice of his appointment to him,this she did. There being no further business,the meeting was adjourned. • Respectfully Submitted, s/ Alice B. Conover Tpwn Clerk • II ABC:Im C. • • 11 Jan 2.I964• ill The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses gu B c; • was called to order at 8.00P.M.by Mr Bower,Supervisor. • Members present were;Mr Bower,Supervisor;Messre Rice and Poyer,Justices of the reace ; Ei11s and Gglcler, Council_::..n; Mr PQIt•,tar, Supterindent of Hl hways, a_d Alice 3.Conrvc:t', C1:+2.c. ULh1 is Lre,octl, .•:e-'c,Mr Robert Colemand and MrV.X.Paci-:llo Mr Paaiell.ta ilpo e r':;;.crdi:'Ij th.. road going clown tb the lake • tay the ol"d direr ,whit:_ Is not in use,if the 'Town would accept; 1.he I'e:;pn:i ability ,as there are seven cottage:; '7:1t.(:'l ;1iL road {11 t'Vi-!:s , IL ai moved 1) r ML ;doe 'Snd seconded by Mr Ellis that we crept 1;hJ. ro;'.d. ?.r Y:_ (:.. i."Lcatioo..3It •.'17.:1 '/0I:Hd • A letter from'leronir,a C .A]].en. Cha.. nu-n of the Rt 1i'b1 ir•t-r Cc'r,T•it.tie LCa, for :lac purpose of selecting a tend1.:atetc' rill t1Ut ''iU:t)to f of Count:._l7ilt•n, c: i,r.c--i tr tl_c, f't'i 1 _ ( 1 C .t:t-:]C- :1 (to I . .ht lu ] C of .'.1'tl . •C( ' ('t-1•,Tl-• ,1 t's ' I '3 . 1. accepted , as their recorwiendetion i;f1 t:hG P01-41'11. _1; tiny, Si Ott(1.1 1,1 id (•AT_ ieti • Al etter fro G" " . _m m i ,',[_.,.,'e,reque sting that the Board accept his re.,_L.uation Pram tl((: ":1 r,;rc:.. ^. „" '.1. Appeals as he was be conning involvoil in 4-l1 Clur• 1•erl. )bric: f!r(51t 14.re.. t c lint; tErue to dc' t l;c,c P. jct. to Loth, • Ar• t'cla•r,oJeLLct,. ]•t. from Mrs C.W.Thomas, Pn(1 ,.^tco:hte.r Connil • to the Board ror Plow,l1'.i ..-1-1 also for sending a copy • i.. t t . . r -• (,f �;:1^l �tllir l.o �•e.i obit i.it -'1 11 1,(? .V 7.+u . •! ' .!-C I. , ''t• :'; 1•c':'11„'(: . ;fold' thoughtfulness. An eckncwleclgementtn the Town Cffeers,l;oThtallk you fort e4. 4 lcinc:ne;as elld syi(pc thy et t. tine 1-he:I1 •it.A (IC ( I zei t1.; l c rt t t.r (' frula Ci if”( (7 _..!•nl;nr. `.-cr,r kind expression of sympathy is grate.ful ]yieknol - ].edcec' ta;c' c'eer.]y allirec tltr:d lay tltr. FijI]y of unlit'' 1_.r(-1:( r Jan2,I964. tifer . A letter from the As$ocuntILon or ¶four:. lr .:, rc:::! , P !i! •. ',33c,ryat.ton3 fnr i;'L� �'.�)S'�l:° .'� r,iiv';:li; U _ .•, I•'. 'u: 7 1 i ' i .i. York City. A 't)'; ' 3 : "•l'_' 71 ^ i. and seconded. by Mr Rice ,voted and , t.)hat, t;lt,:: Town will accept either verified or certifie claims, It was moved by Yr Rice and Eeconcle (' by 'il. Ellis,voted • and cartied, that the 3ul)erV1-nr be and is 11:-: r'r01)y _?'.tLhor'7-z•:(1 by `,?y t%u) );-1.',_`U:-: l•I') o t • Oskcosk Truck,purchase(1 in I963, Said pay_mn:lt is due. Feb, Iat, I9o!1., lit %VI cuanItqt n°.�•. !, as It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded byMr �?.lis, .fatotl . and ear''''i•1:1, •.'LL:.t ac';.1. as otherwise provided by law, all T.OWn1 Offic Lals when '.t tas their oars 1.11 %Ito i):: r.roo i?.:lr'; or . . 1r• reimbursed at the rate of eight cents per mile . It was moved bt Mr Tills and .sncnn:le,l by Mr ?.ico, vn!A1. ag,1 f; r'r'i .rl i:'1 i Wv) -i r'.;i .r' 7,-1 all Iv) n ' a ; 1 )01. ,:-:r1 to execute an agreement with the Town of TwIela ('un' Lt): C„try.l•:.1 )l:;r; : :r i'i • �:.Lf 1L'?,.1 !.I L":L i'i •t' is u) is-: ; as the 1963 agreement which is on Mein the Town Clerks Offic It was moved by MrEllis and cec:c:n(le:d ty Mrroycr,voted End cer'r'iecl,t.he.t; the SuptnrintorideIlt oc H ihvvya rtt)'nr::?e(1 tc. nh '• ' ; rrc:) :•'+:< ,not exceeclingk500.O0,for any one purc'Lasa withnu tprevioI$ a)utherization f t'4Q the Town Soard. 4a ,'maven by Mr, Mari +01.14 :7".O.) 1.1:. l 1)J '1 '?^, ? • voted and car'ried, that the Supt orintende)lt; of '?.: [)n,+ry:. Lc: t)id :)' y (.L 1, •'h '( V•&DL : • Li. t ) )e( 3a•t ,.(. , 1r.r c d 1'Srt(.c.I Ce,nt41.c.1• (1.1.1c yard, It was moved by Mr 0111s and seconded by MrPoyer, voted and oarried, that; the Cnllnwtn hereby appointed to aarv:' an Ft.rt VI:A.0on;3 for tht, :z41;.; ', .1A'?.r •. "r L. 1 '. . . . ^.. P: #3 qI13 et It was moved by Mr Rice ctn3 sec,::l:c=c. by 'Jr Ell'sthat Lydia Sears be reappointed ]tisi:or..a.n flur 1l c,>, cr1,2:i21/4; Lit 1++_' . ;j7lip l c:; ;Jr r.C:' 1'; 1,' , -ii i'.oi' :J'. r:'-: It was moved by Mr Rico and seconder. by MrEllis that the reLuler Town Foetid im;et.ir:t; lo held thc. first Wednesday of every month. It was voted and carried. Mr Golder thanked the Board for his a•,1;ointrtent an Gouite. i 1. tiart , 1 -'. &•law of Mr Thomas. • Motion by Mr Ellis and second-,t by Mr Foyer,vot;.-d •,.1 carried that Rodman Fellows be roappoint;ntl for a term or one year as Zonins Enforcement Ofeicer, at Lit„, rat;e. ofFive Dollars per hour,plus e teitt cent;;{ per milo,Cor• time end lnlleYcc 11‘,( (1 in U 'I ' r'.f onr.t,.i,tr of his duties. Mot:ton by Mr Rice end secortdec' by ]4rEllis,voted end • ce.rri.ed,tliai; i,] I Town Peerd does hereby fix the salaries and tlino elul lrteiinor of paymnt•, e.t. fol.l.ovr•1 -- CJi.rt'or•cl F.Porc:r', ral.c:r ”? e,c•r Salary, x3800.00- Payable MCnth Alice B.Comover,Town Clerk It 250C .0r, " 11 • James R,Rice Jr. ,Justice of Peace " 140C.0r I1 11 Dana F.Poyer 11 11 11 I000.00 11 11 Lloyd J.Ellis- Councilmen 600.00 " 11 Arthur J.Gol.der Jr. , 11 600.00 " 1' Alec C. Proskine Ghr.ofAssessore 1200.00 n n 'nwctrrl A.Stcover It 11C0.CC' " n Frencis F .Murrey " Inon.rr n n Lydia. G.Sears Historian IO0.0r " If Frencis Potter Supt;. ,Hiahwey L;.t100.rr " n Deputy Town Clerk -.•-• -. ---- Ar claA,1:1 r'c:ildhrc,,' PI Est' ...a tick? . . . 4 . ; i II II 11 Zoning Officer n " 11 I Highwcys Employees-44 By Weekly 17 " Minimum hourly rate I.25 Mtrlimunt " fI ;;,;2000 A motion m r Mr Rico FuUi ..r:rn'Ul( '. i ;r yr Ellis ,voted and carried ,1;1tat -the Tompkins County Trat:<t C)Ulala:•ty-TrnumusbItrg 32anch. be and hereby is designated as the depository in which. all Town Officers shall deposit all moneys en nin;; FFtf:n L'Ln it h'`''t`ls by zirtue of theiroffice, A motion by l•IrEllis and seconded by Mr Rice,vote d and carriel, that th:—. Pr- :; s of Trunansburg,wew York,be and hereby is designated as the official newspaper of the Town of Ul.yiae:3, Cot' the publication of all notices and • ARI;CHp, r.• tt r'f- i ;l.! Movoil hyr M1• 1;1-li:s 5t t4 .. . :,r.l,i; 1 ,; '-ta Rice,voted and carried, that the Bonds of the following Town Officers, which. are on f i1•, 1_n i;rte, TU•-.r'l iih7 rli t :. o.^•'it;,t a : 1 r',.. • a_, 10.,q - 1 form and a]nount C1tl:fford M.i'owFr •;:. s:::-.: 3u orvisor Alice 3. 00 nover**r:::: -4--To:rn Clerk Francis ;•;.Fo1;1'•or-z--Su2t. , 00 '-Ii :r.r:t;,r:s PLail. lne C .1_or•n.l--_ -" '.�-; .]l ..y rn'.�. ., r•1 ,:: _ It was moved by Mr Rice and seconded by lr Film, voted and caroled „ that tita 3ltjh;t'viior ])? and is hoo,by dirlato.l to transfer the stun of 007.5O from the Collura) Fund-Cru11•inco t-• to -fl ) c _^e.i. Fend -;a-l:; n'L:1 .e . J'(,;, 1 1.I'1•t' 1? tier( Ta t cl Yl.tr2 Yr 731 ?( t ; c' rll,l.;. ' J•; Rico these bills be Twill ,'PhDs wore vu oil rod crrPlod !1']' •l•l l r i11L ) ii ft:]'1.1d:1' id (•i)'G'.., 1. I [•.'ii ).)•;q ' A?...l•-•- '', C. I ••• - • February 5, 1961 '. "? nt- The reviler ret tint• cf tl-c Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 6F .11.by Mr Bower, Supervisor. Members prevent r.ere ;i'r Bower, Supr. ,1`es:rs Rice and Foyer,Just;tees of the Feace ;Ellis and Colder, Counellmen, Counci.J.mert;llr Fott•er, rupt pi Highways ; Others present were, Rev. ,Art.inu• Martin, i'1 Clayton E'sith,Vr Erwin Frazier, and 1'sAd alas. Minutes of the muotiIta hol(] Ja11.rn1' were i ('r1'• l'l i1'• tc,1:rnved. Communications 4A letter from M sntal lfC)7'(]. Bates , JU(: 'y, of Jacksonville Community As'soctatton, regardin;, an alpropolo0ON to cover the coat of a drtver for the Swim 'Anse a A 1•.itl;, ,' from A1,l,n.t 11.Th'o iatn 0 -,21±-'diilrr the applicatiON which was served on connection with the effortsto clarify the situation for improvements Yr Tronunt was making in front of their cottage to improve or fill in at the edEe d'f the. Lake . A 1ett.or fril' 1;] : Tompkins County Health Department, • Frank ;l.L(tguoirerti-i;ar'y J ihineer,reLarding sanitation and fees. A letter from ithekt,e] 1 b?'(I,CO. , rcLL•1'dlnQ rc•pri:•:; if any wc.1" trot ('. 'to our machines,to notify them , r o when Lhe r hopr'ent±1!1•s(tiv;' 11t' 1 ) MIL; WV.11e Gould 3 )rvLc%a thot, Th'' 2enow;-l. C(uft t' ch wtlf l Wte Tn',lil or' '41,4^L(1114 '' t %I;tNg ':'t + '744n or 11.J1 ;o,9 to use the Enfield Dump for one year', 196L. • with Certain huh L•al- tci.9 .3. I; fnt'bh SUS M1': "-oar 1963. .. 1•i.' >n •n:_ .•;':'•t tr .'t ' r . '•r % anything the other gentle, men presen had on their :hinds. • ldr A(](ans uve tt langllhel.y 1'1.11 11(0 (i1:i� u �:: 11 •. :.; and vacation with pay.There was much divouti0i✓ carried on , an(] Iint,Jl.y wt'r, j'tl,J.cd . Regarding; the letter and t'ia'nersnamos on fioutej1227 It was moved by Yr Rice Wain[:-the matter until to get leg procdure of EetLila; the 7.L•nd owners tnu IIL 1.e : n n1,reci cnt Asl: cud County Attorney (Lout the ic:LL'7.ity [L, to the l roc•('t•re of ctl.0:ant lid. 1 t.1.1, of lit- 0 ti C( I c:.' I•ot ci. 2t tut; ::e.c:rlic'r c' 41 Yr Foyer ,voted and carried. 7.11eeneme of Yr ilucle] :ire Iutes wee; presented by Yr Rice to the Foetid of Apt e&].c+ 17, p] ece: of Yr l.i] ] iam AGP-ED, uho dident feel he had the time to ect on the Foedd,es he was very busy with 4-II Club work. It ups moved by Yr Rice and ;ecol,c'-)' hi. Yr Ct.] (itX',vLt(:d L-: d Ct-cri,-(1 . • 'i"..a-rc t nI ••(.rc' I'i •.ctt . .o2' regarding holding the '. Board lIk t1(1S Steil- other time Lhenbile first 'Ir)0)L1:;rl8 y L`:•l.i; uo:w+s L't,: first day of some of the months and are do not rote tvtt tit' b11.7-:; ttrli}'S 1. aftior the t.tni t nL;, Q:; .On. ') f 'ti :iiicoibi':'l 'Jj 7I!' 1D.11. 3 nal; :•r: 11.4)11 t;'L 'l': ;I.1,:; .'1-: . . J(3COFl;3 •d- ln)3day, It; sac; votDl aal Mrs Max Furman called Mr Rice, negar:ltn;; a true% • that a i ^ v I •• t I3 j)_ I SHtl by Tor vrago ; aL•orCi , r Ball 1,11'1(13 96, to. (;orlj't;;; U•) %I.t L 11(h Mr Rice read a resolution r•et;e2'clin6 the Fell Creekk Watershod.Mr Dower aprotntecl Mr 'Rice nn I'etu•or.cnl•nttln to t.1(c r] tml'il)t, CcI ;lrcl•c i':•ive s envoy of the 14.1? C3% , 1, L 1 c:r:J ( C , c. 1,1 tt t' L I.. (,L Mr Rice presented bhe name:) of Mr tex Ptvie brie ?'�r I•�ilton Harris , to a(+*_+V(t o)1 Mu, '?ot.Pt' (1, tt; j :,+?•^.,'.'n ^t(Y: willcontect; Mr Harris and Mr Ellis Mr Davie . • Mr'tm,e I+ ur :'U: fF,].Io rs t p0o,)01. iJ;).rkl.` Plot) ProGokstiOT ,`,35) ). •-)); T,l1)1':1 r , 3)�), n % '/ , . •.t 1 t . ' ,••'fit ' n 71. C107 (he %%at L'1it .i_LId, vnh'a.1 't•tl ,!i+ I'•'i i1. .. • Mr Rice spoke of his lla)ldi;taliis; J'dstices Court '3• 12.3 Igo. the second Tuesdays eS1r+ Trid_.ys of t1;onth and ix Toyer the first mondays and Thursdays of tivi month, C 0.18 Hos. , 13 ho 27 till re read, ci /1-7 / I Jr:, I1 iias Iflow,d by Mr lice acid secoi.l,'1 m. 1111. 4 1.116, > '41.1.; 1.;1, rr 1•Yns rot.c4 Ant( iclrRR,1.'.aA Motion by Mr Rice and seconded by Mr Ellis meeting adjourned Voted and carried. Clerk • • 1, MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING `1, = . . MARCH 11,1964 ett . The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order by Mr. Bower,Supervisor. Members present were : Mr. Bower,Supervisor;Messrs . Rice and Poyer, • Justices,Messrs . Ellis and Golder,Councilmen; Mr. Potter, Superin- tendent of Highways ;and Alice B. Conover,Town Clerk. Others present - i were : Mr. Robert Coleman,Mr. and Mrs . Earl Dean,Mr. Alfred Graham, Rev. Arthur Martin,Nr. Clayton Smith,Mr. Clayton Burger and Robert Williamson, County Attorney. Minutes of the meeting held Feb. 5th were read and corrections made regarding Justices Mice holding Justices court each Tuesday and Friday night and Poyer each Monday and Thursday nights of the month. • They were approved as corrected. . Communications : A letter from the commissioner of Election, asking for a list of any officers to be voted for at the general election, November 3, 1964, which I answered before our meeting tonight. This being an off year, the only officerwas to fill the vacancy of Coun- cilman. Arthur J. Golder,Jr. was recommended and appointed to fill the remainder of the term of C. Wesley Thomas,which would expire Dec . 31, 1965. i. A letter from Catharine L. Bates, Secretary of Jacksonville Comm- unity Association,regarding the Highway Employees of the Town of - Ulysses,having worked all these years without a paid vacation, stating it was their desire to see that these permanently employ- . ed men who work so faithfully and dilligently worked through bad weather, be given a paid vacation. A letter from the Trumansburg Home Telephon CO. ,rggarding exempt- ion payments with two exemption certificates forms,one to be del- - ivered to them and one to be kept on file for inspection by Inter- nal Revenue Officers . A letter from the Assembly,State of New York,regarding a bill which would return a 50 cent filing fee to each Town C.M. and SC.S . Con- tracts were read. A letter from State Traffic Commissioner,Albany regarding re-eval- uating all of its speed restrictions to assure that they are res- ponsible and realistic in terms of existing physical conditions and traffic patterns,that Route 89-Taughannock Falls State Park- 35 M.P.H. -May 15 to Oct. 1st,each year-0.7 miles existing regul- ations of Sept. 3, '61-40 M.P.H.-May 15 to Oct 1st-each year for same distance. Vacations and Paid Holidays : Mr. Golder presented a Resolutinnre- garding Paid Holidays and Vacations. It was moved by Mr. Golder \ and seconded by Mr. Foyer that we accept this resolution and that it be spread upon the minutes . Voted and carried. There was some discussion regarding holding the Board meeting some other time than the 2nd Wednesday,but was tabled for the time being. Mr. Graham spoke regarding having clean up days in Jacksonville in • (21. �� e the spring,takeing a Saturday morning and the Town Trucks could draw the debris away,with Mr. Potter and his men taking charge which the Board and Mr. Potter consented to do. • It was moved by Mr. Ride that we table the matter regarding reopen- ing thattportion of Route 227,which had been abandoned until the next meeting. It was seconded by Mr. Eliis,Voted and carried. General Bills Nos. 28-36,and Highway Nos . 6-31 were read, It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis these bills be paid voted and carried. There being no furthterbusiness,it was moved.:by Mr. Erns and sec- onded by Mr. Rice meeting be adjourned. Voted and carried. • • Respectfully Submitted, • s/ Alice B. Conover • Town Clerk ABC:lm • • • a '6B(�Qr►�� MINUTES OF TOWN BOARD MEETING iift APRIL 8,1964 The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was called to order at 8:15 p.m. by Mr. Bower,Supervisor, . Members present were: Mr. Bower,Supervisor;Messr. Rice and Poyer, Justices;Messr. Ellis and Golder,Councilmen;Mr. Potter,Superinten, dent of Highways;Mr. Williamson,County Attorney and Alice B. Con over,Town Clerk. Others present were: Mr. Clayton Smith,Mr. John- son,Mr. Paciello and Rev. Arthur Martin. Minutes of the meeting held March 11th were read and correction made regarding Mr. Rice a resolution of the Fall Creek Watershed and they were approved as corrected. Communications : A letter from the Ulysses Community Council was • read stating that their January meeting the council adopted the new constitution prepared by the committee under the able• dir- - ection of Mr. Max Furman. The officers and the new Board of Dir- ectors were elected. They asked the different organization to have a representative attend the meetings. In order to have some working capital,they asked each organization for the payment of $1.00 dues per year. It was moved by Mr. Payer that Mr. Ellis rep- resent the Town Boardrat the community Council Meeting and $1.00 • dues be paid. It was voted and carried. Regarding that portion of Route 227,which had been abandoned after the new road was built,Mr. Williamson was requested to draw up a Resolution,which he had done,and read to the Board and was planed on file with the Town Clerk. The Board directed Mr. Potter,Supt. of • Highways. to fix the eulvert,no thru Traffic signs be erected. It was voted and carried. Mr. Ellis reported he had contacted Mr. Rex Davis and said he would serve on the Board of Appeals,in place of William Agard who had resigned. It was moved by Mr. Rice and seconded by Mr. Ellis,voted and carried. Mrs. Lutes had been appointed to fill the remainder of Mr. Wm. Agard ? s term on the Board. Mr. Bower spoke of having been served with a warrent and complaint from the L.V.R.R. ,demanding $8,000.00 for damage to the station last July,which was referred to the Insurance Co, of Farrell-Mess- ler. Mr. Rice spoke of having a complaint from people dumping cans on-- Chasers farm. Mr. Rice contacted the Board of Health Dept. ,to er- ect signs on this property. Mr. Potter spoke of deeding a new roller. After some discussion, Mr. Rice spoke of trying to rent a roller when it was needed. This was tabled for the time being. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Paciello spoke regarding thier portion of the Willown Creek road,which the Town agreed to go along with them in `" repairing. TOWN OF CI glege4 RESOLUTION BY MR. 21124 //�J��� SECONDED BY HR. s WHEREAS, The New York State Department of Public Work°, assisted by the Town Superintendent of Highways, has wade an inventory of the Town Highway System in the Town of C1� � , County of ; and has provided the Town with a map and a list of said highways stating the naps and length of each and WHEREAS, The Town Superintendent of Highways did reooasaeld 'approval of said inventory and map, now therefore be it RESOLVED, That the Town of �� � at • meeting held ong /•S , 196Laccepts and approves said inventory of Town Highways as submitted by the New York State Department of Public Works and filed in the Office of the Town Clerk and hereby adopts the same as the official Town record and map of Town Highways, and be it further RESOLVED, That four certified copies of this resolution oe forwarded to the County Superintendent of Highways, who will retain one copy for his record and forward three copies to the District Cdfioe of the State Department of Public Works. nn,,,,'' Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay)�IC�'i•. ••• ••Supervisor Justice of Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay) hose • (Aye) ) P� Peeve Justice of Vote of Town Board ' ... . . • •••bees Vote of Town Board (Aye) ( ey') '.41WGYYK• Town •C lman � L��� Town Vote of Town Board (Aye) (Nay-) ./.. ..G� 117..•.Counoilman State of N York . ) County o est Town of ..) /� I, � �5rf: 4. f!.• • , Town Clerk of the Town of /: R:o�:° • • • in the County of • (ri.., N.Y. do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding copy of a resolution with the original thereof, duly adopted by the Town Board of such at a �° ) (special) westing of such board held on • �1 19.:.x'., and that the sae is true and correct copy of seek res. olution and of the whole thereof. In• eealoi�iaid Toxnethie h. .�al��dq set o� . .� t�J(�•� c24 rait •00:4 C of (Town Seal) 1 4 : 49 ti a 0:1• • (2) 1 `3' t ' ISM r • The following-bills were read; General Bills Nos. 37-45 and Highway bills Nos. 32-41. It was moved by Mr. Ellis and seconded by Mr. Poyer these bills be paid. It was voted and carried. There being no other business the meeting was adjourned. It was moved by Mr. Rice and sedonded by Mr. Potter. Carried, Respectfully Submitted, Alice B. Conover Town Clerk • ABC:lm • • oA ;I • CARMAND L. ADAMS i/ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW / 604 SENECA 'BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK RICHARD I. MULVEY dune 24, 1964 Robert I. Williamson, Esq. County Attorney Court House • Ithaca, New York Re: Mayo vs. Town of Ulysses Dear Bob: This will confirm our recent conversation as to the conclusion of the above named matter. It is my understanding that the Town reinstalled the culvert across the road which it had previously removed and that it will continue to maintain the road as a public highway, but will post • signs and/or barricades at the entrance to advise the public it is not • • open to general traffic. If I am in error as to any of the above, would you be so kind as to advise. I also assume that these acts were pursuant • to appropriate resolutions by the .Town Board. r. Yours truly, ARMAND L. ADAMS By: Richard Mulvey RIM:cic b l7tOnit ei g n at`La qwt1 om„ee e,„ / 2 7 P'Y -y G a • tuev let ad Ket , ktistdat ea f,teue at e, a — • ! . . l . • ORIGINAL ILLEgIBLE, t ;. fr BEST • COPY AVAILABLE • . . : ' r • ; .. • • • . . • • . r. c : . • • . \. • . , . April _. /04. Special Town Board rteetizli;. .. 10 ri'Ili3 .sl eeiall 741-ut;iilc.; ,4a5 ctttJ_1 . , '1y t,ltn 1z ;`,,,„,,.,, . i :',upr, • EL 9. 15 A.:I. cop f;'u: , ,r; .u' f approving the New .,r York State inventory of the Town of ifl r t.;l-:4 ?iii_, re.y 3.rj ;'o.:l u.rtll ,N)al 'i:tp of L:L_, Toix.i, Members present were ;Mr Bower, Supervi.sor;Yr Foyer Justice of the ]Fet ee;Measrs Ellis and Golder, Coltnci]men; end !1r Potter Supterindent of Hlghweys. After diseu:;:=ion end upon the reeenrr;ndet_on of Mr Potter, Supterineentient of Highways the following Resolution was adppted and is hereby made a part of these minutes . • Resolution IT Yr Golder and SeenndAd by mr1 71119 Counoelmen,Wheree.s ,The New York T.epartrie; i; of Tuh].ic Works,assisted by the Town Superintendent; of Ill prays, • hfr.s. imle an ilvdntoi ' of the To r_ut;Jy �� ;% l i;• the • To,'u of Trl;r.n .::;, County of Toznpkins; and has provided the ... • TOWn wt.L21. 8 map anda list or said ltiv t, kf :tL .I. ;.n;.; i;:g': ' ns.41, unl length,lof each and Whereas, The Town Superintendent of ii:l.Lhway: did rc:com. :nd :-_;,;,vov:!,i of .\nsd inventory and map,now therefore be it Resolved.Tiu+t the Town of Ulysses et a meeting : I held on April I5thIcA., accepts end approves said altaghntoill of Town iiighway:. es 'c:uhniitted by the New York State Departzltr id of Public Work:, and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, c.nr' Hereby a.dolt.c the setuc: et, the officir.L. Tulin 1...cord attri map of Town Iiighways,end he itfurther Resoived,The.t four c ertified copies of this resolution be forwardod to the County Pupa:'tntendr:ztt • I . • ORIGINAL .ILLEGIBLE, r wr • . . • . • • • • . 7SR "ow ."'• of iiichwcyr• . who willretain one copy for his record and forward throe copies to the District Cff:iceof the Skate h,he:rtiner_t of Fv1,].ic Worht. . 40 Lute, of Tawas mere; it Fo'jor dustac,r: of Tosco AVc I•'r Co]de r, Cotul e l]nc.n Aye Yr , CrS, ;n:121.6o Ay( r.. Ycet;riL vssadjourned at 9.30 A.M. Alice B.Conover Clerk, • • April 29, I961}. ,76 pew // 16. 1 of - . A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses • was called bb order at 8.00 P.M. by Mr Bower. � ~ Members present were :Mr Bower, Supr. ,Mr Poyer,Jtlatice of , , S the Peace;MessraEllis and Golder, Councilmen;Mr Potter, Supt. , of Highways;Mr Rodman Fellows, Zoning Enforcement Officer,and . Alice B. Conover, Clerk. And a room full of other people . Mr Bower turned the meeting over to Mr Fellows,who read a letter from Harry Scribner,regarding buying a piece of property - adjoining the Trailer Camp,lke Park he already has,was in effect • before the Ordinance went into effect.Mr Fellows had a map show- ing the location of the property. Mr and Mrs Charles Lueder had applied to establish a Camp Site,Travel Trailer park area,Sec9- Twelve acres of their own landto accommodate Campers,whichMr Fellows pointed out on the me.p,the location of the Camp. ® There was some objections carried on by a number of peoplepresent,regarding both of these projects,as wellas some who spoke in favor of them.After alenhbadiacussion,it was finally decided that a public hearing would be held as soon as legally possible . After the people had gone An agreement for the expenditure of Highway Money under Section 28i.,Highway Law, which was approved by the Town Board. The sum of $II, 300.00 • - upon 35.88 miles of Town Highwa$c,including sluces, culverts, .t. i and boidges,having a span of less than five feet, and broad Walks on the renewal thereof, It was vuto0 esi,, ev.rried, 1 On 'aol: tors WV! `wpiul1111" 41e,:1 n,lJtA.1 ..4i''1 nl. 10. nfi P.M. in l•k 57 Detailed notes from discussion from floor at Public Hearing regarding Proposed ® Zoning Development Admendment - May 13, 1964. Edmund Hurd: Would this campsite have to be set-up similar to a trailer park which is already here? Q mean in accordance with the zoning ordinance as it exists, having to have set width driveways, etc. Mr. Fellows: This is a campsite, therefore the standard ordinance which is set up for trailer parks does not apply. Charles Lueder: May I make a comment. It would be to my advantage to have wide roads making easy access in and out of the campsite to the road, with no confusion with the trailers coming in and out, room for two trailers to pass. Edmund Hurd: It would be expensive if you have to meet zoning ordinances and have paved roads, etc. Charles Lueder: We plan adequate roads - probably gravel covered. Jack Moynes: You stated, Mr. Fellows, that there would not be trailers, but Charles stated there would be two trailers passing. Why does it come under a different ordinance? Mr. Fellows: Travel trailers are a trailer that are designed for a short season. There will be tent sites and travel trailers - not residential trailers. Does this answer your question? Mr. Moynes: Yes Wayne Thompson: I am interested in the map Mr. Fellows presented, including area for nature walks. The dotted line should be extended to include property all the way to Route 89 and the Park. My objection is to the increase of traffic if a campsite is established. Frank Albanese, Esq. : I would like to know who sets the standards for the proposed development district - specification, plans, etc. Robert I. Williamson, Esq. : The Town Board has to develop a proposed amendment i to the Ordinance - called let us say - Planned Development District No.l. In this proposed amendment would be included the boundaries and the various plans and specifications as developed by the Planning Board in their discussions with the Lueders. Frank Albanese, Esq: The impression being given here is that there is going to be another public hearing. Robert I. Williamson,Esq: You have to have a Public Hearing, you know that Frank. Frank Albanese, Esq: I do not agree, but I wish to go on record that there will be another Public Hearing before this zoning takes place. I wish to present a disinterested witness at this time, who is a qualified man with regard to real estate, John Vasse. John Vasse: I personally made a survey around the area. There appear to be many nice new homes in the area. I measured the road at certain points and it was only 11' wide and I could not believe that two trailers could pass on that • road. This is an objection. . r 17 1+ w, , -2- ® The State Park has recently acquired a portion of the Chase Farm property for camping facilities and possibly a golf course. State Park facilities are super- ' vised and patrolled at night. Realtors would call this proposed campsite a detrimental influence and it would detract from a high class residential neighborhood. Those in favor - are they taxpayers or just residents. This would depreciate the value of the property on Kraft Road, Upper Kraft Road and the general area. Jean Loveland: I am in favor of the campsite. It would be in competition with our Motel, but we feel the facilities are needed in the area. Winifred Baker: Mr. Fellows, when you were investigating the area, did you take into consideration the number of shildren within a one mile radius? Mr. Fellows: We do not know the actual number of children in the area. Mrs. Baker: There are 70 children between the ages of 1 and 18 years in that area. Campers are nice people, but it only takes one person who isn't nice to do a lot of damage to one child. • Mrs.Arlee Robinson: We live on Route 96 across from the J & L Motel in Jacksonville. We have never been bothered by the people staying at the Motel. There is a great deal of traffic on the road. We have 130 children in the immediate area and there have been no tragedies related to people staying at the Motel or traveling in the area. Regarding the width of the road, I understand that two school buses pass each other on Kraft Road and feel if they can pass it would be adqquate for trailers. It is our understanding that the people on the road do not want the woad widened, because it would encourage people to go more than 25 miles per hour. It is impossible to go faster at the present time. Trailers would not be going at an excessive rate of speed. Chase : The property purchased by the State of New York for this purpose will be tax free and will bring nothing to the county on a tax basis. Dorothy Sellers: Our tax dollars have already been used to buy property across from us to build tent and campsites. This will be a state project and well regulated and we do not object to it. It would be properly supervised. The proposed campsite would devalue our property and make the Town of Ulysses a little less desirable. It would discourage people from building here, Vasse: How much of the taxpayers property would be enhanced? Rosalie Crass: Kraft Road is not marked for speed and has deep culverts making it difficult for the school buses to pass and if heavy traffic goes up and down the road, I think that something is going to have to be done about the road. It is dangerous as it is and we don't want to add to it. If they plan to widen it I hope they won't plan to use part of my land. Nancy McCarri.ck: I think it should be taken into consideration that we live in the sticks, as it were, from choice and we paid premium prices for these • locations and we want to live like this. I have small children and do not want a lot of traffic, although we do not live on the road in question these people will be sightseeing. 174 John Sladish: I feel that it will depreciate our property. I moved here to get away from that sought of thing. We lived near a trailer park in Ithaca and we had to drop the price of our home $2000.00 in order to sell it. Vann - Willow Creek Road: We have one bad intersection at the corner of Willow Creek Road and Kraft Road on a hill; The intersection at the Blvd. is on an incline; it is dangerous coming over the Duboise Road, because of a blind intersection. It is difficult enough now to get through there let alone having trailers. Wilfred Lintz: People who are for this proposed campsite do not live near the proposed trailer park. I live two miles from the trailer park. Letters • from the Chamber of Commerce, Conservation Department, etc. do not take into in consideration or care about the value of this development. Arthur Fellow: 1. I am a dairy farmer. There is a trailer site one mile down the road from us. We have been offered good money for our property. I have never heard people squawk about the trailer camp. 2. Thh place across from our farm is nothing but a weed crop - nobody wants it or works it. We have more land which could be put in the same condition. We have somebody who wants to keep this land in good condi- tion. I think farms pay pretty much in taxes, our investment is higher, I think we have to take this into consideration. If we can conserve our lands this is important. Harold Teeter: I have a cottage on the lake. During the summer I travel the ® complete distance on Kraft Road. They could double the traffic and I would probably not meet a car. Theo.McCarrick: I would like to read the definition of a trailer - Section 1 Definitions. Mr. Fellows: Read Section 1 Definitions of a Trailer. Mr. McCarrick: There is no such tiling as a camp trailer, if you can sleep in it it is a trailer. Mr. Fellows: Definitions for camping trailers are different from trailer parks. Mr. McCarrick: If they have a site they will have to go under the trailer park ordinance and that is under the definition of a house trailer. Robert I. Williamson: This is not to be a trailer park. This ss to be a tent and trailer campsite. The trailer park ordinance covers trailer parks, like Scribners or Cold Springs. You make your home there. It is a regular hom. These are not homes, you can sleep in it, but it is seasonal. Max Furman: Who made the determination that this was not a Trailer Park. Has there been any final decision of the matter that it was or was not a trailer park? ® Robert I Williamson: The request came to the Planning Board for a campsite. You have all seen these tent or travel trailer sites. Mr. Furman: What distinguishes a travel trailer from a trailer as defined in the trailer park ordinance? 11G Mrs. Raker: This is a point. Mr. Ward on Route 96 , purchased a 20' long trailer and then they purchased a 30' long trailer for traveling through the south and it is no different than a trailer at Mr. Scribner's. Margaret Secore: Is there a restriction as to the size of the trailers? Mrs. Crass:n Are they as heavy as house trailers? Mrs. Loveland: House trailers get heavy trucks to move them around. People camping for two weeks are not going to hire a truck to move • them about. Mr. Albanese: These are specific problems , but we are haze to give the Board an idea of whether this amendment is to be approved. We don't know what definitions are. The statute is very clear. It states that there • must be released specifications that make it clear and that give a full understanding of what we should do here. Paragraph 6, which Mr. Williamson did not read - Mr. Williamson: Yest I did . • Mr. Albanese: I will repeat it. (reread paragraph 6) Mr. Williamson: The purpose of this meeting is to determine the sentiment of these people of the Town of Ulysses. If the Town Board decides then to amend the zoning ordinance, I or someone else will prepare an amendment, and then at least 10 days notice of a public hearing for amendment of the • • zoning ordinance will be published. Mr. Albanese: We should have a statement from the Board that there will • be another public hearing. Mr. Williamson: We must have a public hearing before amending the ordinance. • Mr. Albanese: I am not in agreement, but I would like a statement to the effect that there will be another public hearing. Mr. Bower: If an amendment is prepared there will be another public hearing. • Mr. Bryant: I would like to express my understanding of this Zoning Ordinance. A person who wants to have a Planned Development presents his application • to the Planning Board. They investigate and make a recommendation and that recommendations comes up for a public hearing to consider whether or not 111 there should be an amendment to the Town Zoning Ordinance to permit a Planned Development District as outlined and if it is the decision of the Board that there should be an amendment then I assume there will be an amendment in full detail to go into all the matters and that the amend- ment will then be proposed to the Town Ordinance and there will be a public hearing to consider that in detail. Mr. Thompson: What are we talking about, the amendment? Mr. Williamson: We are not discussing a proposed amendment, We are considering whether or not the Board should prepare such an amendment. Mr. Thompson: I will say that I am definitely opposed to the amendment to the Zoning Ordinance at this time. Mrs. Lutz: I appreciate the fact that you listened to a long letter being read from my husband, but I would like to say something at this point. I was present at the time the original zoning ordinance was drawn up and • I believe we have a suitable plan for development within the Town. If we do have such a plan for development with the regulations set up by the zoning ordinance we must trust our duly elected officials to administer this plan. I recommend to the Board that they know the question involved and they should vote at this time. Mrs.McCarrick: We must take into consideration the first requirement - the need in our community. There may be need for additional facilities along the lake and in the State Park. No one, except one family, is going to benefit from this Planned Development District. There are no stores and in fact no town or village involved. The Chamber of Commerce • • should have considered that some of us will, if this goes into effect, take our shopping business to Ithaca. Mrs. Secore: What will be the capacity of this 12 acres. Mr. Lueder: It is uncertain at present, but the Health Department requires 2500 square feet for each unit, - about 84 campsites. Mrs. Baker: 84 campsites would mean - one trip in and one trip out for each camper, plus a trip to a store and back or around 366 trips. Mr. Sellers: There is something important here and that is that the majorippoperty owners are against it. 0 Mr. Allen: Agreed Mr. Bryant: Adjacent owners, such as the Stovers, are in favor. Mrs. Stover: We own a good parcel of the land and are not objecting. Mr. Agard: We have a 40 acre field across from the Leuders, I don't forsee any harm being done to that property. Mr. Warren Dean: We must consider tax dollars. Tax dollars come from the small property owners. I do not believe that acreage is taxed at near the rate that the property owner is paying. Mr. Agard: We are paying nearly $6.00 per acre taxes on that land, and that is on overall acreage. Mr. Dean: Small property owners are paying the shot. Mrs. Lutz: Figures from tax rolls: $3,000,000 from property owners, $1,400,000 from farms, $116,000 from commercial - this is the town of Ulysses outside of village. Mr. Albanese: The value of the affected property represented by the signers of the petition opposing the amendment is $200,000. These are people in the • neighboring area. Mr. Doan: Wait until you try to sell that lot across from the trailer prak. Mr. Agard: I am not interested in selling the property. It won' t hurt our property. • 71 Mr. Lintz: Mr. Fellows - the present zoning ordinance is not enforced. What about the junk cars in the yard across from mine. Mr. Fellows: Junk yards are covered by the present zoning ordinance. Mr. Lintz: What then are you doing about the property across from me, that has five junked cars in the yard. Mr. Fellows: I was not aware the situation existed. Mrs. Sellers: Since we have digressed from the point - what about the large dump in the town. Mrs. Lutz: The thing that disturbs us - the planned development section • was put in to give the town a chance to grow. It is difficult to stop if we do not abide by the zoning ordinance you must enforce them if you have a good zoning ordinance. Mr. Bryant: On behalf of the Lueders, let me say first of all that one of the principal purposes of the zoning ordinance is not to freeze the situation. The purpose of the zoning ordinance is to provide for an orderly development and orderly growth of the Town. Now, unfortunately, there might be a small percentage opposed to growth, but most people wish to encourage growth in this area. Whether or not these campers, who want to come up and use the facilities of our lake region , will have an orderly, comfortable campsite and facilities or just camp all • over the lot is the question. • Some residents are concerned that their property value will go down. 218 names on the petition in favor do not feel this way. This is the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance, when this ordinance was adopted and this provision - providing for Planned Development Districts - was put in here, it certainly must have been in the mindsof the Planning Board that sink people would apply for amendments to this ordinance for a Planned Development District. Not only one but many. The Board should act on this proposal on behalf of the Leuders and they should consider whether this Planned Development is in the best interest of the town growth of the Town of Ulysses, not just part of the town, but the whole town. Mr. Thompson: I believe that the Town Board should encourage orderly growth of the Town of Ulysses. We don't want campsites, we want orderly arrangement. The idea was to have this district zoned. Mr. Allen: I don't think that people here are opposed to amending the Zoning Ordinance for the proper purposes, but what they oppose is a camp- Unidentified Speaker: It is very simple. Any business depreciates adjacent property. Depreciation of property hurts people. As to need, it has already been noted that there is no need for a campsite. There are many sites available. • Mr. Thayer: Pleple were turned away from the Park. - Mrs. Crass: Traffic on road will be a hazard. Mrs. Sellers: Have you talked to the State Parks. What do they intend to do about developing property and when are they going to do this. What will the need be when they do this. Mr. Bower: I talked to Mr. R yan this afternoon and they will probably • develop this, but they are not certain when. 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'. ��f. �: y> ��:i+..✓,� • i{f { 5 s:ly.d $ : , y 0.k,:'�,+3`h'."•' : `NV. 34r4 .o-..4,...'�.,.`.x •, `^'rt79T?{t?'r..• 4' .. iLSn'fq'.YIS'p'a1�c?1Frt'i1'�t••;.; �' • I/ ': • . - r. • �.. A regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held on May 13th, 1964 in the Town Office Building, Trumanshurg, New York. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by the Chairman, Mr. Clifford E. Bower. Members present were: Clifford E. Bower, James Rice, Dana Poyer, Arthur J. Golder, Jr. , Lloyd Ellis and Francis Potter. Mr. Rodman f Fellows , Zoning Enforcement Officer and Chairman of the Planning Board and Mr. Robert I. Williamson, Town Attorney, were also in attendance. Approximately 90 interested residents were present. • The Town Board meeting was immediately recessed in order to permit •. the Public Hearing to be held to consider amending the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Bower turned the meeting over to Mr. Rodman Fellows for the report of the Planning Board. Mr. Fellows advised that on April 22nd, 1964, a letter addressed to the Town Board and the Ulysses Planning Committee has been received, signed by Charles and Jean Lauder, applying for permission to estab- lish a campsite area on their farm. They accompanied the letter with a map showing the location of the proposed campsite and a statement that they plan to make this a seasonal campsite and that they have no intention of allowing house trailers to be established. They also included information regarding utilities and water facilities at the proposed campsite. Mr. Fellows reported that the Planning Board discussed the request and investigated it; first, on the basis of the overall development • program for the Town of Ulysses and with the existing ordinance. Mr. Fellow proceeded to explain the ordinance as it now reads and read in full the portion designated as Article 3, Section 9, entitled "Planned Development Distrists". On the basis of developments in the past decade the Board established that there is more and more demand for the type of facilities which the Leuderswish to establish. The Planning Board also looked into the matter of the location and appearance of the proposed campsite and Mr. Fellows by referring to a map provided indicated to the audience • the specific area involved. Outlined on the map was not only the actual campsite byt an additional area to be used for trails and 111 nature walks through the woods. Mr. Fellows stated that• they had satisfied themselves that the proposed campsite met health department requirement and that it was in keeping with the nabhre of the area in which it was proposed and that as far as the Planning Board could see it would in no way detract from the area, in fact, it would improve the value of the property and would be an asset to the community, therefore the Planning Board voted to recommend this Planned Development District to the Town Board. At the Special Meeting on April 29th the recommendation was given to the Town Board. -1- 11. . . /7ROt Do .. The meeting was then turned over to Robert I. Williamson, Esa. , Town Attorney for an interpretation of the law and the procedure that must be followed. Mr. Williamson explained that the hearing tonight was for an expression of opinions, so that the Board could consider whether or not to request an amendment of the present ordinance to include a new Planned Development District. If an amendment is drawn up it will have to be presented at a Public Hearing, upon 10 days notice, before it can be put into effect. A brief discussion ensued between Mr. Albanese and Mr. Williamson about the correct procedure and a detailed report is attached hereto. Correspondence was requested to be read and Miss Conover, Town Clerk read the following regarding the proposed campsite: Mr. Albanese presented the following documents to be placed on record: 1. Petition - dated May 10th - containing 44 signatures; 2. Statement from Frank B. Howe, Jr. - dated May 12, 1964; 3. Statement from Louise and Raymond Albrectsen - dated May 13, 1964; 4. Letter from Edward A. Lutz - dated May 12, 1964. Miss Conover then proceeded with the reading of the correspondence: 1. Letter - Chamber of Commerce - in favor of campsite • 2. Letter - Thomas H. Gorman - against campsite 3. Letter - Tompkins County Soil Conservation District - in favor of campsite. 4. Letter - Beatrice & Dorsey Bruner - against. 5. Letter - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bock - in favor 6. Letter - Tompkins County Extension Service Association - in favor. 7. Petition: We the undersigned being residents of the Town of Ulysses and being familiar with the proposal of Charles and Jeanne Lueder for the development of a family campsite on their property located on the Kraft Road in the Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, N.Y. , do hereby express complete approval of such a proposal. It is our feeling that the purpose of our zoning ordinance is to supervise the orderly growth and development of our community in ful- filling the needs of its visitors as well as its residents. It is appar- ent that the existing family camping facilities in our area are inadequate to accomodate those vacationers who wish to share the Cayuga Lake region with us. We further believe that the Lueder proposal can provide such accomoda- tions without affecting the character of the surrounding neighborhood. Therefore, we respectfully urge the.:Tovn Board to approve the applica- tion of Charles and Jeanne Lueder as submitted." This petition con- tained 218 names and upon questioning from the audience regarding the signatures Mr. Bower asked that they be rend and they duly were. . Mr. Albanese wished to have the records show that there was no indica- tion in this Petition as to whether any of the signers were property owners and how far they live from the proposed location. 8. Letter - Edward A. Lutz - dated May 13, 1964 - against. 9. Letter - Frank B. Howe, Jr. - dated May 12, 1964 - against. 1 10. Letter - Raymond Albrectsen - dated May 12, 1964 - against. -2- IS 41,4 I • 11. Petition: "We, the undersigned, being the owners of real property located in the Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York, at locations so marked on a copy of the zoning map of the Town of Ulysses, do hereby protest amending the zoning ordinance permitting a camp site and travel trailer park on property of Charles Lueder 111 and Jean Lueder located in a residential zone on Kraft Road in said Town." Petition contained 44 signatures, which were read. 12. Letter - Walter Hughes, Helen Hughes and Abram Hughes - dated April 23, 1964 - in favor 13. Letter - Paul A. Vann - dated May 13, 1964 - against 14. Letter - Raymond Kraft - dated April 23, 1964 - in favor. After reading of the correspondence Mr. Bower invited questions and statements from the floor, but requested that they be brief. Active discussion followed and a detailed report is made and attached to these minutes. After all those wishing to speak had been heard Mr. Bower called a short recess before reconvening the Town Board Meeting. The recessed Town Board Meeting was called to order and Mr. Bower suggested that the resolution regarding the zoning ordinance amendment be the first order of business in order to permit those interested to hear the decision of the Board without further delay. Mr. Arthur J. Golder, Jr. presented the following resolution: RESOLVED, that the Town Board amend the Zoning Ordinance to provide for a Planned Development District in order with the proposed development of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueder. Seconded by Mr. James Rice. Discussion: Mr. Golder commented that there were advantages and dis- advantages, but that in his opinion the advantages outweighed the dis- advantages. He stated that he could not conceive that the traffic problem would great. He advised he had examined the site and it seemed to be an admirable use for the area in question and could not see that the proposed use would depreciate the property value. Mr.P8yyrhad no comments but indicated he was in favor of the proposal. Mr. James Rice commented that it appeared to him that many people in the Town of Ulysses were thinking we could afford two Cayuga Heights in the Town. He stated that every proposal that had been brought before the board, since he was on it, had had opposition from the same group of people, objecting to any change or growth in the community. He stated he was in favor of the resolution. Vote called: 5 Ayes, none opposed. �. Mr. Bower directed and authorized the Zoning Enforcement Office to take the necessary steps to draw up the actual amendment. Minutes of the last special meeting were read and with the addition of the incorporation of an agreement were directed approved by Mr. Bower. Correspondence read by Miss Conover and recorded by her. Petition addressed to the Ulysses Town Board and Highway Department was read and is made a part of these minutes and annexed hereto. This petition contained 28 signatures and requested completion of the recon+ struction of the Gorge Road. -3- `7gC 0 • Mrs. George Earl and Mrs. Beach Stover, representing the signers of this petition, made a further personal appeal for action with regard to Gorge Road. Mr. Bower advised them that there were no funds available for paving the road at this time, but he did ask Mr. Potter to do the best •• he could to keep the road in a more satisfactory condition. Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Stover thanked the Board for their consideration. r. Mr. James Rice moved that Mr. Milton Harris be appointed to the Appeals Review Board to fill the vacancy left by the expiration of the term of 1 Art Millspaugh. Seconded by Mr. Ellis: Vote: 5 Ayes, 0 No. Jim Crimmins had contacted Mr. Bower with regard to a joint venture • to purchase land for a town dump. He was invited to attend the next meeting of the Town Board to discuss this matter. Mr. Francis Potter having investigated the purchase of a used roller advised that he felt it might be wide to consider purchase of same since the present one is not in good condition. Mr. James Rice moved, upon recommendation of the Superintendent of the Highways, That we • authorize the Town Cleric to advertise for bids for a used roller. • Seconded by Mr. Ppyer. Unanimously carried. Mr. James Rice presented a letter from Dr. Broad and suggested that the matter be tabled for a future meeting. It was agreed so to do. Having received a request for use of the Town Office Building from Mr. Haight it was agreed to extend this courtesy to him. Residents remaining for the entire meeting were Rev. Martin of Jacksonville and Mr. Ralph Holcamp. Bills Nos. 46 through 56 and Highway Department Bills Nos. 42 through 56 were presented to the Board. Motion was made by Lloyd Ellis, • Seconded by James Rice that these be approved. Unanimously carried. • Mr. James Rice moved that the meeting be adjourned, seconded by Mr. Arthur J. Golder. Unanimously carried. Respectfully submitted, Margaret M. Goodell t "a 1 • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL Stott of !hat 'lark, tourphins Count, as.: MarrarP.....OPOg Q.saS being duly sworn, deposes • • and says, that he resides in Ithaca, County and state aforesaid and TARE NOTICE TOWN BOARD" i that he is .E}.00kkeeper Board will hold 11'punuc herons Town:e I the Uinwa°townlap""anaIleml p.m. In' of TILE InrAcA ounnnAl, a public newspaper rinted and published m ltumanehury. to eonrlaer ameadips Inn Z1:l of QraNaace a. prodded !or J P printed P Ia An1e1.III Gouon. a!m.Ammaoa Vlnlna to Provide of the Toro. of b d trade !tr a NapCal In Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true Me p o e and bawl trailer pan an Loader. lociied on Qj neRreR and an 'the Town W ULMMI copy, was published in said paper MaY 8.49.64 IBy order o!no Tarn Board _— and that the first publication of said notice was on the B.th*... day of May Io...6.4... • • Subscribed and sworn to before Ine, this 9.tb., day 1. of MAY 19...64.. 'I' / - O J Le P I, ,,, r.�' '.I, 0 ! ,.H la Notary Publo, E.I.6 ;. ,, .a,,f.n!rp r * e ` 9 '7q • The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held on June 10th in the Town Office Building. Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Chairman Clifford E. Bower. • Members Present: James Rice, Francis Potter, Larry Ellis, Dana Poyer and Arthur J. Golder, Jr. Also present was Robert I. Williamson, Attorney for the Town. Ralph Ness and James Crimmins, representing the Trumansburg Village Board, Mr. Joseph Rutledge representing L.B.Smith, Inc. , and seven interested residents of the Town of Ulysses were in attendance. Minutes of the meeting of May 13th, were read and with one correction were declared approved as read. Correspondence: 1. Announcement of training program for justices - those interested had already received individual notices. 2. Request from the Department of Health of Tompkins County was received with regard to using the Town Office Building for a "Well-Baby Clinic". Mr. James Rice moved that the Tompkins County Health Department be permitted to use the Town Office Building, as a matter of courtesy, for a "Well-Baby Clinic" one day per month, checking availability with the Town Clerk. Seconded by Mr. Ellis. Unanimously carried. 3. Petition from residents in the area of Scribner's Trailer Park, asking that permission for additional space be denied and license withheld until conditions at the present park are improved. Petition was tabled until Mr. Fellows arrival in order to have his comments on the progress being made with regard to the condi- tions existing. Mr. James Crimmins, as representative of the Trumansburg VW.11age Board requested consideration of a joint meeting with the representatives of the Town Board to discuss the problem of the Village Dump. It was his opinion that the present site would prove inadequate in about dne year. He stated that the Trumansburg Village Board felt the problem might be more readily solved on a joint basis. Since there were no objections from the Board members, Mr. Bower appointed Mr. Larry Ellis and Mr. Arthur J. Golder, Jr. to discuss this problem with the Village Board, keeping in mind that any recommendation they might present to the Town Board should include the cost of such a joint venture. Mr. Ralph Ness , representing the Trumansburg Village Board, asked for assistance from the Town Highway Department to eliminate the rise on South Street in front of the Newport residence. In his opinion • this work should be done before the repaving of the etreet. Mr. Bower advised that legally it would be possible to do the work and referred the matter to Mr. Potter, who indicated that it would be possible to assist in this manner. Me. James Rice expressed the view that several requests might be made of the Village Hoard and that this might be the proper time to • discuss them. One such matter is a light fixture at the Cemetery Road intersection, part of this road being in the township and part in the village. If the Town were to install such a light it would have to establish a • light district for this one fixture. Mr. Crimmins agreed to present the matter to the Trumansburg Village Board. • The proceedings of the Town Board were halted at 8:30 P.M. for the opening of bids with regard to the used roller advertised for by the Town Board. One bid was received. L.B.Smith, Inc. , Syracuse, New York submitted the following bid. 1 Used Bros Model SP-54D Self-Prppelled Pneumatic Tired Roller, Serial No. 6570, F.O.B.Delivered $5000.00 Less Trade-in Allowance 1200.00 Net Cost Delivered $3800.00 Immediately available for delivery. Equipment meeting specifications as set forth. • • Submitted by: J. B. Rutledge, Sales Representative • The following resolution was presented by Mr. Rice: RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE USED POWER ROLLER WHEREAS, the Town of Ulysses has duly advertised for bids for one used power road roller, meeting certain specifications, and WHEREAS, L.B.Smith, Inc. of Syracuse, New York, has submitted the low net bid meeting all specifications in the amount of $3800.00, now therefore be it RESOLVED, That the bid of L.B.Smith, Inc. be and the same hereby is accepted and That the Superintendent of Highways is directed to complete said transaction and that the Supervisor be and is hereby authorized to pay • for said power roller upon receipt of a properly certified claim. Board members questioned Mr. Rutledge of L.B.Smith, Inc. regarding the number of hours the equipment had been used, weight of roller and the size and type of motor. Information was promptly given and proved satisfactory. Resolution was unanimously passed by the Board Members. Mr. Bower asked that Mr. Williamson read the Proposed Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, which he and Mr. Fellows had prepared. It was so done and a copy of this Proposed Amendment is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Discussion: Mr. Williamson advised that the description of a travel trailer was derived from a pamphlet which was procured at Cornell University. Mr. Fellows made the correction in Paragraph (5) (b) to read rodent tight, rather • than rodent type. Mr. Golder stated that he felt it was a good start. Mr.Rice questioned what was meant by 50' between. campsites, whether this represented •� 50' of no - mans land or if it meant 50' from campsite 1 to campsite 2, etc. The impression seemed to be that the latter was the intended meaning and that this should be sufficient room. Mr. Fellows and Mr. Williamson advised that they had no further comments and that they felt that the Proposed Amendment • as presented, represented their best thinking on the matter and that they had -2 • tried to include many safeguards in order to satisfy some of the objections to the campsite. Mr. Robert Coleman asked to have explained what exactly District No. 1 included. Mr. Williamson advised that District No. 1, or whatever it might be called, included just the parcel as outlined on the map - 12 acres only. Mrs. Lutz inquired about the procedure should the Lueders wish to expand the campsite. • Mr. Williamson advise that expansion beyond the 12 acres would mean another application and another amendment would have to be made to the zoning ordinance. Mrs. Lutz inquired if the health and sanitation requirements for the campsite could be specifically outlined in the Proposed Amendment. Mr. Rice, Mr. Fellows, Mr. Bower, Mr. Williamson and Mr. Golder all commented that the Tompkins County Health Department would have complete control of these specifications regardless of anything put in the Amendment. Mr. Rice did suggest that it might be well to invite Mr. Lagore to attend the Public Hearing in order to answer questions regarding sanitation requirements, and Mr. Bower agreed to do so. Mr. Coleman asked for a specific definition of the term "seasonal" and was advised that it was defined in the Amendment as April 1 to October 31. Mr. Bower asked if there were any additions or corrections the Board would like to make to the proposed amendment. Mr. Golder askedif the Board felt Parking Restrictions should be included in the amendment - restricting parking facilities to the individual campsite, and suggested that a paragraph be added under Paragraph (4) between items (c) and (d) as follows: "No vehicles shall be parked closer than 400' to the public road, known as Kraft Road, for more than a two hour period. Discussion continued with a question from Mrs. Baker regarding the danger inherent to children with regard to the pond across the street. The Board advised her that while this did represent an "attractive nuisance" it would not be possible to include anything in the amendment regarding it, since it was on property belonging to someone other than the Lueders. Mr. Golder raised the question of regulation of signs , commercial uses , commercial sales and enforcement of theoe regulations. Mr. Fellows advised that in his opinion the Ordinance already provided for regulations regarding signs. It was Mrs. Baker's opinion that a sign could not be erected in a re- sidential area. Article 3, Section 4, Subdivision 13 of the Zoning Ordinance was read and discussed and it was determined that the following should be in- serted in the Proposed Amendment: "One sign or bulletin board not exceeding 18 square feet in area shall be authorized, referring to the use of the pre- mises. Said sign shall not be self-illuminating and the bottor of same shall not be more than 5 feet from the ground". Mr. Williamson asked Mr. Fellows what commercial use or commercial sales, if any, had been discussed with the Planning Board. Mr. Fellows advised that to his knowledge there was no provision for commercial use or sales. After discussion of products to be sold, if any, Mr. Bower suggested that no commercial sales be permitted except those connected directly with camping. It was generally agreed to insert the following clause regarding commercial sales: "There shall be no commercial sales whatsoever in the district other than the sale of firewood and charcoal". Mr. Bower then asked for further questions with regard to the Pro- posed Amendment and since there were none seated that he felt the Notice of Public Hearing should be considered. Mr. Williamson advised that he felt the individual members of the Board would probably wish to consider the -3- 79,D proposed Amendment more thoroughly and that perhaps a special meeting should • be held. Mr. Rice suggested that a special meeting of the Town Board be held • on Monday, June 15th, at the Town Office Building, in order to make any necessary • • changes in the Proposed Amendment and prepare the Notice of Public Hearing. Mrs. Lutz asked if it would be a closed meeting and was advised that it would not and anyone interested in attending might do so. It was agreed to hold the special meeting as specified. Petition rince Mr. rem we w nw en enhe a Bw er t hre erre ac k T thr Park and asked Mr. Fellows if he had any further information regarding this • problem. Mr. Fellows advised that he had had a letter from the Health Department the first of the week and it was under consideration. Mr. Bower asked for information as quickly as possible since the signers of the Petition indicated they would withdraw their objections if the present site was cleaned up. Mr. Ellis made a motion that the Superintendent of Highways and the Town Clerk be authorized to attend Town and County Officers Training School of the State'of New York at Cornell University from June 29th to July 1st, their expenses to be paid by the Town of Ulysses. Seconded by Mr. Poyer. Unanimously carried. A request from the Jacksonville Community Center with regard to • trimming around the property and removing brush was received and referred to Mr. Potter, with the understanding that it was agreeable with the Board to comply. Mr. Potter stated that he had inspected the road which the Board had accepted, and felt that something had to be done to keep it in repair. He suggested penetrating oil be put on it to hold it so that it could be more easily maintained. Mr. Bower stated that if there was not an unusual expenditure of funds involved he felt that this should be Mr. Potter's decision. The Board concurred. Mr. Rice, prompted by inquiry from Mr. Babcock, raised the question of the appearance of the Bishop place at Crumbs Corners. Mr. Fellows advised that the entire matter was being held up by the ABC Board and nothing could be done until the application was approved. Mr. Bower advised Mr. Rice to tell Mr. Babcock that the problem was being worked on. - Election Inspectors to be appointed at this meeting and the list was read by Miss Conover, as follows: District No. 1 - Elsie M. Reynold, Republican • Patricia S. Van Liew, Republican Raymond Batty, Democrat Mable Batty, Democrat District No. 2 - Ruth Dean, Republican Marguerite Smith, Republican Anise Robinson, Democrat Ruth V.B.Roe, Democrat District No. 3 - Mary C. Coleman, Republican Ruth S. Moore, Republican Anna Bennett, Democrat Julia Rhodes, Democrat •14- • • 61P-07•IM (ins-13g) • Term A.C.143-T-11.20 Department of Audit and Control Suggested Form of Resolution For Town Highway Machinery Purchases • TheResolutlon was made, secondedQfl!1l t8Eg1ed a unanimturinktoll • Resolution by (Justice of Peace) (Town Councilman) Seconded by (Justice of Peace) (Town Councilman) Whereas, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the .................... day of 19 , duly recommend the purchase of certain (machinery) (equipment) (tools) pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of the Highway Law, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law the Town Superintendent • of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5-A of the General • Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, the following: I Used Bros Model S.P.— 3CjjD Self—Propelled Pneumatic Tired—Rhilex-Sard,al-142§ 19.9F.O*.R.Deliversd • Thirty t Hundred fora maximum net of _............._.._..».._.._.._.._.....»......_._,q._.._..i Dollars 5000.00(3 �..:..:..:.e...:._.._.._...), delivered at Tesm, se ksonvi]le N. Y., and to be delivered on or about , 19 The Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, to surrender to the vendor as part payment for the above (machinery) (equipment) (tools) to be purchased. The terms of payment will be as follows: Trade-in allowance $ I800.00 Check drawn on Machinery Fund 3800.00 Check from proceeds of obligations Total $ A contract of purchase for the item(o) purchased shall be duly executed between the Town Superintendent of High, ways and such vendor, and when duly approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, it shall become effective. When such contract has been duly executed and approved, the Supervisor is authorized to complete such purchase upon delivery of the item(s) purchased in accordance with the terms of such resolution and such contract, and to pay the above amount(s) specified to be paid by check or checks (1) by a check drawn on the Machinery Fund (Item 3) for $ ; (2) by a check in the amount of$..._..»..» ,drawn on the account established from the proceeds of obligations to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law to finance such'purchase, Such obligations will be authorized to be issued by this Board by a separate resolution. (over) 9,tfria.4.,, 0 l 96y si Mr. Rice moved that the Election Inspectors be appointed as read. Seconded by Mr-. Ellis. Motion unanimously carried. General Bills No. 57 thru No. 67 and Highway bills No. 57 thru No. 71 were read. Mr. Ellis moved that the bills be approved as presented. III Seconded by Mr. Poyer. Mr. Rice asked that an insurance bill covering stone quarry building be reread and stated that the cost of maintaining this property should be considered at a future meeting. No further dis- cussion. Motion unanimously carried. Mr. Rodman Fellows then read to the Board his resignation, effective July 15th, both as Zoning Official and Chairman of the Planning Board. Mr. Bower stated that he was sorry to receive this notice and asked for - any recommendations Mr. Fellows might have with regard to a successor. Mr. Fellows stated that he would give this consideration. The meeting was declared adjourned by Mr. Bower. • Respectfully submitted, Margaret M. Goodell • • i. i . �° .' c . :. • , : � "J f t t `e f • • - .. .. ... • . I t S '�;::.:` it,'a f T, . ... . . , • 8 a +t f 1,1",&-,, ' s it o t n ee;t§spit Ilan •b�o AtSa ldlvleipo'[ 5�3h¢ t. . �`�'!hr.e 1t{ 'Rkutak. 'Wllie11`1•_ r p csl atOili IIIRB¢' . 'j; '.. >t ed;by L Ueyle Viand ; . ra',s tI tgys�Id,�ite•pnd '• . .. ?',1rf tw*ter`tacllitteu gEEJ . • . y1;:r1.:•1)ti ' .,d..ervaib`dli I;;num•t,; ;,t F rltedtl ttgn theiei •;;.,:ti •fatetyregutal: - i r&'r i:'',t',}'. ,31,4%;04..$1.,,,,, .`"` ) .t_+ , '•t1S' oo'o'ploetiionlia1d; iA-it ti11e7t11Hitdo wU1S too' • . • • SC . tPue bTw n HeorUny was,hed sn Jt unte Nh e 1o64H ean inhe pTuwn sOfd ice • Building in . in the Free Press and the Ithaca Journal on ten days notice. The hearing .. was called to order at 8:00 P.M. Board members in attendance were: James . E. Rice, Larry El3.is, Arthur J. Golder, Jr. , Dana Foyer and Clifford E. • Bower, Supervisor. Mr. Robert I. Williamson was present as the attorney : Ill for the Town. Approximately 50 interested residents were also present. Also present were Frank Albanese, Esq. and Frederick S. Bryant, Esq. and Mr. Frank Liguori, representing the Tompkins County Health Department. A routine change, due to a clerical error, in the Zoning Ordinance was brought up by Mr. Bower and it was decided on recommendation of Attorney Williamson that this change should be made a a regular meeting of the Town Board and the matter was tabled. A short recess was called to conform with • the published time of the meeting at 8:30 P.M. , At 8:30 P.M. the Public Hearing with regard to the Proposed Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses - Planned Develop- ment District No. 1 was called to order by Supervisor Bower. The Town • Clerk read the Notice of Hearing, a copy of which is annexed hereto and • made a part hereof. Robert I. Williamson, Attorney for the Town, read at Mr. Bower's • . ,request, the Proposed Amendment in its entirety, a copy of which is annexed „hereto and made a part hereof. Mr. Frank Liguori of the Tompkins County Health Department was then asked to comment on the requirements with regard to meeting the sanitation standards of the Tompkins County Health Department. Mr. Liguori commented that the operation of a campsite comes under Part 7 of the New York State Sanitation Code and as such the camp must operate under a permit. He advised that this permit may be revoked or suspended if the Health Dept. finds that the campsite does not meet requirements, in all areas such as • garbage disposal, proper receptacles, sewage disposal, proper water supply proper location in relation to sites and general cleanliness around the _ -" campsite. Anything at all to do with sanitation and health. He further atatalthat at this particular site sewage disposal facilities planned are a concrete type privy with standard type toilet seats, which type is approved and acceptable for camps of this type and should operate without problems. A drilled well with a hand pump properly cased, with proper facilities to carry run-off is planned. This water has been tested and found to be acceptable. Both of these facilities are 111 projects acceptable in so far se sanitation is concerned in places of this sort. He advised that they had not yet issued a permit for the campsite, but that as far as he could see it would meet requirements and a permit would undoubtedly be issued. Questions and discussion from the floor were asked for and a detailed report of this discussion is annexed hereto and made a part hereof. Mr. Bower thanked Mr. Liguori for his courtesy in attending the hearing and answering these questions. .... - . Discussion from the floor then ensued and the question of how Y. • • many districts could be incorporated in the 'area involved was asked. Mr. Williamson answered that there will be just this one district - if there are any more Planned Development Districts requested there would have to be another amendment to the Ordinance. In answer to a question Mr. Williamson advised that the 12' road requirement is on the property of Lueders to be built by then and not by the township. -1- . . -.. •r .t 5•.. : ''- . . G it A special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses was held on June 15th, 1964 in the Town Office Building. The • • meeting was called to order by Supervisor Clifford E. Bower at a.n0 P.H. • � Members present wore: James.Rice, Justice of Peace, Ha. Ellis and Hr. Colder, Councilmen end Mr. Rodman Fellows, Zoning Enforcement Officer. Others present ware Mr. and Hra.Charles Leader and other interested residents. The proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses to permit a planned development District No. 1 was - discussed and several minor changes were made which will be in- corporated in a new draft of the Proposed Amendment to be pre* • seated at a Public Hearing. It was moved by Mr. Golder, seconded by Hr. Ellis and carried unanimously that a Public Hearing on the Proposed Amend- ment bo held June 7.9, 1964 at 8100 P.M. in the Town Office • Building. Meeting was declared, on motion, adjourned at 10:00 P.H. Respectfully submitted, rl 1 O CR 2 ® The question of the type of facilities used at Camp Barton, Camp Baliwick and Camp Comstock was raised and Mr. Liguori stated that some of the faci- lities at these camps are flush toilets and some are pit type. Mr. Albanese raised the issue of whether or not consideration had been given to problems of how these people were going to get to this "thing" in the middle of the night, and was advised that no problems were anticipated, that the facilities were placed at what was considered a safe distance. Mr. Thompson wished to know if there were provisions for a light and was advised that if there were no lights provided the Health Department would see that there was some form of lighting. Mr. Bower asked if there was any further discussion in this area and that if there was not he would like to move along. Mr. Liguori was thanked for his assistance in answering these questions. General discussion ensued, at which time one resident questioned ••• if this would help to maintain her taxes at their present level. Mr. Bower stated that he would assume that it would help slightly, but that no one really knows at this time. The question was pursued with the comment would it increase or decrease the tax level. Mr. Bower answered that he felt that was a matter of personal opinion. Mrs. Crass asked how much the campsite would contribute to the present taxes payable in the Township and Mr. Bower advised that he did not know. Mrs. Crass gave a statement with regard to the width of the roads required and was advised that the Lueders would be required to have 12' roads on their property. STATEMENTS SOLICITED BY MR. ALBANESE Mr. Albertsman: I recognize that you and the other Board • Members have a difficult decision to make. I do think that a group in this community are quite sincere with regard to their feelings in relation to the campsite. This is not a personal thing and personal feelings should be kept out of it entirely. In the long term view I do not think it will be favorable to the community. It is essentially a residential area with some agriculture and I hope that as time goes on the area will continue to develop in the residential trend. I feel that this campsite would not add to the attractiveness of the community. I know that the Lueders would maintain a good campsite, but I think that/the decision you men have to make, and it is based also on how is well we can present our case. We cannot freeze an area in the community, but I think that the community will develop favorably in the residential way, as it has, and having been zoned as this, we feel deeply that it should stay this way. Frankly and honestly, I happen to be one of the two people whose property adjoins this property, and I cannot see that it will prove unfavorable to me immediately. I do believe that in the future of the com- munity that this will not add to the general acceptability of the community for future development. I am sure that any one concerned with the long range view for a desirable residential area must feel this way. I have given few facts , other people do have them, but my opinion is quite strong on this point. Mrs. McCarrick presented a map showing the area within 1/2 mile radius of the campsite and within a mile radios of the campsite in support of her opposition to the campsite. Mr. Vann stated that he lives on Willow Creek Road and that so far he had not said anything. "I have given it a lot of thought. 1 concur with Mr. Albertaman in what he says - that this is not a personal -3- • • thing. I have come to the conclusion that it is detrimental to our residential district and I want to go on record as being opposed to the Proposed Development District Amendment". Mr. Thompson: I am opposed to the campsite on two different grounds - immediate and long range. I am not concerned with the immediate effect of the campsite on property values. My immediate concerns are that Kraft Road is likely to be an extension of the campsite between the loca- tion on the map and Taughannock Park - that is where the major traffic will be concentrated. I submit that even 12 cars per day , making four four trips per day, would make a very significant change to Kraft Road. The road will have to be materially improved and the blind corners made no longer blind. At the moment our children play in comparative safety - not in the road - but in activities that take them across the road. I would like to think that this campsite would not endanger them, but I don't know. In the long range view - the State of New York has now announced that the area around Taughannock Park and Trumansburg will, in fact, be • devoted to forests and recreation. Those of us who are objecting to this campsite, do not object to campsites in the Town of Ulysses, but feel some reasonable plan should be used in choosing such a location. With regard to assessed valuation in the township - the greatest value lies along the highway towards Trumansburg and Taughannock Park. This is common practice. Duboise Road, with the development of the new shcool, will ales be considered a desirable residential area. This makes me believe that a hard, second look should be given to this before the amendment is passed. • As stated in the minutes Mrs. Crass presented pictures in support of her position in opposition to the campsite. Mr. Wilfred Linsz: We are opposed to this development. We feel that it will not benefit the Town of Ulysses in any respect. We feel that if this thing is allowed to go through it will be the beginning of many projects that businessmen will be proposing to build in the re- sidential area instead of in the business area as provided in the Ordinance. A question was raised by an unidentified speaker with regard to the locations inspected - were eleven sites inspected as stated by Mr. Cole: Mr. Albanese suggested that this was a statement not made by the Board and that they could not properly answer it. Mr. MacCarrick: My wife and I want to go on record against this campsite, several of my main reasons have already been given. There is also a lot of doubt in my mind about policing - how is this going to be done. What guarantee is there to the people that do own property that campers won't travel over their land and then have something happen either to the campers or to the people that own the land. Mr. Phillip Vann: I am opposed to the campsite because it will devalue my property. Mrs. Lutz: We know the Town Board and Planning Board become annoyed with our neighborhood because it seems we object to everything