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1957-83 Planning Board Minutes
3'ILE FLANNING L3OARD c?.e fwrt.. rinr; of the Planning Board, appo:ir3t kby the _'ow_o -i•jar•i of i1ys3es:,: rnet ar. the: Grange Hall _n acksonv'.l.i .'r. Mo'daj, April 25, 1:;7 ('yzose pre sent Here Merrill Curry, Ales,, Prosflne, Clinton Stevenson, Rodman Fellows, Charles Dykes and Dorot z Evaris. Mia-rril.' Curi-y presented the various problems -that have and will -om. before the Town Board. Among the subjects are a :,caw sii_e of garbage dis ,o3x:? fthe town; a e sire to have a plan for inning; 3 arc riile de lin-quertc problems, and dealings with probationary measu: e�. rJ hoer- for the , Troup ware elected as follows: Chairman - C'raries Dykes Vic- Garma.'- Alec Proskine Cl;r:r. - Dorot: y Evans Advisor from Tow e;. Boa-(] - Merrill Curry Mr. C . irles Dykes presented -Lis ,riews „s to how the board could be put i.; orc i. .t was suggascLd that ,Tn cotar.~ persons who have had rf,ee;.ce n stting up avid op:-catingj 41.z-�s-: boa:r:s so that we may be iLrocjL1ca rot s s ideas. iVIr. Dykes proposed to contac!- a speaker for Lt- next n ee ing of the pla=;nin:. board- I•llz, D;rkes lia s as-ce to a copy of ti b;.1-dge,_ for the Town of U11 :=ses. I; e also r ue s .e . u ::op -y of zQnth.g for tams put out by the Su. tc Departnt. •�f Cc^.rz nterGa of N Lw ' ork or ref ,r?:,cc.: for each r:nen)"-:)ex of the board. ;.Tie nt xr.eeting wi"i be 1:?lei _.. May. The 'f&as adurr.ed at PM Dorothy Dorothy W. E'vac,s, C:1er;c MINUTES Oi. 'IUE PLANNING .$CARD Mai Li, 19ui T�-,e second eetiny of the Plar,11 ; Board o t1�.e:: own of L ivcses v+ -As held ru -s:i�e tome of C-,arlcs D. -ices or_ M 27, 1G5i, at 7:3C P,. M. T1:e speaker for this r:neet.!r) was Ge..orye I. 'Haynes r -•f A.ibaiL , from the New York Statr; Department cif Commerce. He :sro, e to u:, •:Jf the 'land use maps : =:.z: Is #:7r- firs: step -.oi and f!.,turE: planning in our owship rn he of fnfc;rr,.atlon _nc dcYpartjtae.nts of road cr>nstructior.,, f?ic-fichtinq;, health, }axdticn, etc. He `old cif !:is e:. Nri'ence of arious ccrvrrunitiewhere these traps 11made v. th materia1 oller:ted from sc �r:.e s which already '. ad informe. `` 1 su. h t:J,.e Co:rservatior Department. He told of his r x.eri' n in the past wit:: real estate developments which carne, up in ccr.n_unitz' ° :-s.._d gre�,at strai, upon budgets in road const.ructfnr, mairdenarice, ire protection acid health. Merni_•._;rs 1at',r asked and received answers from Mr. Haynes, who Ee •rred to :a ie a w.,ealt'.2 of a zormatio. Meeti.:.g C.dJour:ied at 9:30 P.M. in7eeiL.j to L 1,eld at the ome of C;l,ar1es Des' of jac,:sr.�rvillc j74na 17, l9. Dorcth; W. Evans Cle? k i 3 MINUTES OF THE PLANNING BOARD THIRD MEETING The Planning Board met at Dykesresidence,. Monday, une 17th at 8:10 P.M: Those present were: Proskine1 Stevenson, Whyte and Dykes. Absent: Curry; Evans and Fellows. It was reported that Curry was hospitalized; Evans and Fellows out of town. The meetin ; with M'MMr, Haynes was reviewed. Recalling that his advice was to first prepare an Official Map and next to prepare a Land Use Map". there was discussion on how to get started.. It was decided that Dykes would contact Dean Mackesey in ai effort to determine just what these maps were; how prepared; and expense of consulting services . It was hoped that this could be done before the next meeting.. { The view was expressed that the most important need is to protect the land values in the town Mention was made of the desirability of adopting the State Building Code as a first step, the: possibl:. a zonin:,s code The ne -id for drawing up a list of objectives for the Planning Board was recognized.. Dykes reported that the Ithaca Journal delivers 719 papers to Jacksonville and Trumansburg, and our material should :,o to Harold ] ansen who is the rural editor. The next meeting was scheduled for July 8th at Dykes' residence. The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 P,M, June 20, 1957 Dean Thomas W. Macceoey 02 F r a nklln Hall Lorne University Ithaca, N. Y. Vre are indeed grateful that you are willing to meet with our Ulysses Planning Board, Monday, July 8th at 7:30 P.M., at my residence in Jacksonville. My residence is reached from Ithaca by going out the Trumansburg Road (}route 95) to J ckaonv111e, where at the interset.tlon you turn right toward the lake. My house is the fifth on the right. It has columns in front, and my :game appears on a sign attached to a tree next to the driveway. We want particularly to discuss with you: 1. +V het is en "Official Map" ? V, nat does it look like rlow is it prepared ? V. hat scale 2. 1k hat is a 'Land Use Map : i hat does it look lie': How is it prepared hat scale? 3. Do Planning Boards usually set up a list of objectives, ground rules, or rules of procedure 4. The role of consultants to ?fanning Boards - methoa of operation - collection of date - fees charged for Services. %e will look forward to our meeting with you. �:.harles E. Dykes, Chairman Ulysses Planning Board MINUTES OF THE PLANNING BOARD FOURTH MEETING The meeting was held ac the home of Charles Dykes, Jacksonville, 7:30 P.M., July 8; 1957. Dean Thomas W. Mackesey of Cornell was present as speaker. He has st..;ved as zoninc and ordinance consultant for the New York Power Authorit2 at Massena.. Mr. Dykes br.efed him on our ideas and materials available. Dean Mackesey first told us of the Land Use Map which shows present use of land_ Its particular use is to plan for the future. It may be of and_ scale, and will show highways, public areas; reservations, forest cover,recall establishments, etc. The U . S.. C , S. (U. S - Geological Survey) of Washington, Dr O. , already has very good maps of this area. They may be purchased and are accompanied by very valuable information.. Watertown Aerial Surveys are also recommended for arx' photography necessary. Discussio;: of persons available for consultant and map-'Qaking. John Reps is presently consultant on the regional planning board for Cit' and Town of Ithaca aud Cay..ga Heinhts 25% State aid ana 50% Federal aid is now available for planning boards to set up maps and fees for consultant for zonin•,7, and ordinance, after recommendation has been accepted by Tow-,_ FBoard, and application is received by State Department of Commerce,. Next meeting, July 29th at Charles Dykes' home in Jacksonville Dorothy W Evans. Clerk s 6 MINUTES OF P THE PLANNING BOARD FIFTH MEETING The meeting was held at the home of Charles Dyk�.s, Jacksonville,. N. Y. , at 7:30 P.M„ July 29, 19570 Present; Alec Proskine, Clinton Stevenson, Rodman Fellows, Dorothy Evans, ''Wes" Thomas and Charles Dikes. Mr. Dykes gave his report of:. correspondence with three ..;onsultants in regard to town planning. 1.. iJrbert Smith of Princeton, N. J., who offered an estimate of $4f500-$6,500 for Land Use Maps, zoning and ordinance, 2,. Russell Black of New Hope, Pa., who did not want to offer an estimate until he :ad consulted with the Planning Board on t,e work they wanted done. 3. John Reps, Ithaca, 1'7, Y, , who offered to do the worse for $3, 000. 00 Mr. "Wes' Thomas of Trumansburg, cind a member of the Town Hoard, was prE at our meeting at the request of Clifford Power, Su-peneisor ,:,nd Chairman of tl loo and. Mr. D;>kes r: ave Mr. Thomas a review of our meetings with Mr. George HaynE of the New York State Commerce Department, and Dear: -Thomas Macesey, Planning Consultant at Cornell. It was proposed that G)e Planning Board attend tie Town_ Foard meeting at t -'_e Clerks Office in Trumansbure o Wc:dnesdaevening, Aucrust i, 1957, a.t 8:00 P.M. to give a resume o. the work cnid research done, c+nd to re4uest the Town Hoard make application to the State that they intend to engage a consultant for the Towii of Ulysses. Motion made: M I. Planning Board request that the Town Board by resolution of intent provide $750.00 in 1958 budget. Motion passec:�, II. Planning Board to request Town Board to include in 1956 budget $250,00 for expenses of Planning Board for the calendar year 1958. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 9: 30 P.M. Doroth.. Evans. Clerk. Mr. C. E. B Trumanmburg New Yor,c Dear Cliff: Last Monday et my residence in Jacksonville, we had the iiftn meeting of the Ulysses Planning Board. The first meeting was on April 25th, at which time the Board was organized and oiiieer$ eio%;ted. All members of the Board were present except NZurrill Curry, recently deceased. It was the unastimous feeling of the group that our last meeting wan; the most constructive of any that havd been held. This feeling was probably due in part to our getting better acquainted with our assignment, and also to heving as osu gucst and counsel Doan Mackesey of the ALchltectural College at Cornell, who has done considerable consulting In Town, Village and City planning. ft was the feeling of the Hoard that I should write you In advance of sending to you a copy of our minutes, on the followuzg items: 1. Morrill Curry will be missed Ln many ways. In this group we will miss him because of the iiaison that he provided between the Planning Boaro and the Town Board. The next meeting has been scheduled for 7:3U P.M,, Monday, July 29th, at my residence. We iecl that this is very important meeting at which time mattrs will be discussed pertaining to recommonaation s which we anticipate making to the Town Board, hopefully rt your August meeting. We respectfully request and strongly urge that if possible you attend our meeting on July 29th. If you cannot attend will you delegate a member of the Town Board to meet with us? 2. So Important do we feel is the 1iaiaon between thb elanning Board and th' Town Board, that it is our fond hope and expectation that Merrill Curry's successor, who it Is our anderatanding the Town Board will appoints will be a member of the Town Board. 3. It appears as though the moat important steps which should be undertaken by the Planning Board are (a) a i.unin8 Qrainance, and (b) a Land Subdivision ?Ian. 4 V I r -2- bean Mackesey eattmtiied that the approximate cost for consulting aervico s to do this work would be 531U00. Cf this amount state aid provides 1/4, Feaerel aid 1/2, leaving the rcmair► u 1/4 to be paia tar by the Town - $750. It would apptar Thai an additional $x.50 would take -pure of other minor expense. that zhouiu be budgeted for the s'1wm.ng Bor. LO i the oir+ing yar. maxim a total estimated figure of a 1, U00. Uu n Me. kesey advised that ii we had any hope of partici- pating in State and Fudersl Tunas nor 1958, we should not WbS4C buoy time in jetting our application In. Vv a are contacting threw additional consultants for estimates of fees, all of which information we hope to have for our meeting an July 29th. The above gives you an rnc,iicartion of our thinking at the present time, and the direction that we are going. It to my understanding that a reset utton of intent on the part of the Town . )arci to provide the Town's portion of the above mentioned coat, is the minimum required tor the filing of the application, which filing is the responsibility of the consultant. It 1s conceivable that at our July 2Uth meeting a recommendation to the Town Board could be agroed upon tar prosentartio,i at your August meeting. I1 time is important, as i can Meckesey indicates it is, application could be tiled immediately, and In an estimated time of one month we would know whether or not our project oo ul d be handled from the State and Federal funds now available. Most cordially, Charles E. Dykes. Chelrmen Ulysses Planning Board cc: Members of the planning . .- August 8, 1957 Prof. John W. Reps 102 Needham Place Ithaca, New York Dear Prof. Reps: This will confirm my phone message to you last evening, that the Ulysses Town Boaru accepted our recomrnenclatio 1 and passed the necessary resolutions. Accordingly we are pleased to engage you for consulting services on the basis outlined in your July 24th letter addressed to me. I am securing the data for the application that I can, ena then perhaps the two of us should collaborate on the other qudetions. I will contact you in a few days. Sincerely, Charles E. Dykes cc; Flannin3oard C. E , Bower P.S. Mr , Reps reports that the state now has in hand applications for more money than has been set aside for this year. However, not all of the money has been allocated. In any event we will proceed wit'-- our application. ti Al 9. 1957 Lilac D. Mockisay: T"1 ba plsaaad to tcaaar d" iii VIyars a x 1e lrws fwd our that a osisI be eagapd 0 Fiat us In OW - rot ye snggestion4 ws arntaatsd JoM b"S Bnd Mi has rg�+asd to carve as dart. we we nolt g *stul to yos itt "M 1dp aid aiaerrr/ nt. S xac y, L Itis,� Viyyrarr P1�rir� saw aa:Muu sd do Planrir Bowd Dean yes W. Masks 102 ?r 1t© Id Quu U UnivsrSM Zthaca. M. T. I,' a. t9* TOMPKINS COVNTYTRV5 T MPAHY TRUMANSBURG OFFICE ThUMANSBURG, NEW YORK CHARLES W. THOMAS VICE PRESIdENT Mrs. Dorothy Evans Glenwood Heights Ithaca, New York Bear Dorothy: April 3, 1958 1 closed are the minutes of the organization meeting of the Planning Board held on March 28. Also enclosed is a copy of my letter to Paul Malone, Acting Mayor of Trumansburg inviting a member of his board to attend our meeting. Sincerely yours, C. W. Thomas, Vice President Meeting of Ulysses Planning Board - ?;arch 2u, 1958 Present: Chairman, Alec ?roskin3 Rodney Fellowz 'Winton Baines Clinton Stevenson Charles W. Thomas Pro;. illic_:; hyty and Mrs. Dorothy Evans were absent from this meeting. The motion was made by C1intora Stevenso �, seconded by Rodney r ellowo that Lec roskine be elected °o'hairmaa for the calendar year 1958. The motion was unanimously carried. Motion made by c;' . W. 'hamas, seconded by 'Winton Baines that Rodney Fellows be elected Vice Chairm_.;or calenda-- year 1958. Motion unanimously carried. tAotio.i made b;r Rodney ''ell-ous seconae�i oy Winton Baines and carried that Doroth r Evans be electeci Secretary for the calendar year of 1958. Alec Proskine reported that he had been adviseLt by Johin Sees that final Federal approval of the Torn of Ulysse-j P1anni:ig Pro,'.ect shoula be received about April lst. The adoption of a numbering code for locating town roads and properties s ►R suggested as an important planning boar d.- project. N'r . L�roskirie made this suggestion . essrs. Fellows and Stevenson wen: appointed tserve with Chairman on committee t explore corle numbering systems anA reccmtmend to the planning board adoption of a suitable system. C. . Thome s wa.-a appoin red by the Chairman t attend meetings f the Greater Ithaca Pl:ar,-)ing Board and to report natters of interest to the Ulysses; PlanrinBoard. The motio.; vas made by Clinton Stevenson and seconded by Rodney Fellows to invite ,i member of the Trumansburg Village Board to attend meeting,; of Ulysses Planning Board. Motilon Carried. Respectfully submitted, C. n. Thomas. Sec. Protein April 3, 1958 M. P!ul alone, Acting ?spur Yuisburg Lar.; Jai Lau.- • ti At, LL,. a, Uy44 P iL — ub 3oaru it ba%Wgasted that ' lw v'iUa Board be Irwttoa to AxVv b r Opre..QL' Lnt�.VL ett.d t etiT of the Tout t1nszi 5uar-a, ritL t {L . __w tiiti its at mutual iater_&t igbt 3rye?.oj,- Our eatinga are bale at the ea11' at the ideut, Alec PruaZiae, sad you dill. be advised Qt t dixteD sad ii+if - �- 3,tncereli ]lours, C. V. Thorn.., Vice President cvtfi GIs �J rt . ) __ Ii Lam..,, jp 1 ,� �..r..E,, `*'+s •�-*-tom . 7 + f ti&i -- zt7 ei-w p' 4 __ tti)y raj `` '.Lit 21J e. 1-I', 2 ',y 1/ LWt44:l 1L -c ,- Gs_.__ ft�c.d y L I/c ` [—t—s` -4'L.. �L_.L 1_-'i..a . <.�-` r} x .r.. L J r . n.�ii t/ q.1 s �L %r iff k; - � —--z.:4�,.._. 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C� �C-..x.}'/i/•rwr�.c:EiXJj• [/ fA*`" L om. a -t /['L�lt{��v L-L•C L 'L'IC ' !L - ' (r te--- 2 Lr h Proposal to Extend Gas Service to Town of Ithaca Residents on the T*rumanaburg Road, DuBois Road and Indian Creek Road. Several ,neuters of the community described above have approached the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation with reference to extending its gas service for utilization during the coming winter heating season. The present gas main ends at the boundary between theCdd Fellows Rome and the Hospital on the TrumansbuRoad, The following information has been obtained; (1) The Utility is prepared and willing to extend the service, provided that it can be assured of a market adequate to justify the expense. It is recognized that the most attractivemarket lies in Jacksonville and Trumann - burg of which this extension will ultimately be a part. The Utility, however, does not have a franchise for gas service in Ulysses and the legal aspects of obtaining this would probably delay the proposed project long enough to make -it impossible of achievement before the winter heating season arrives. If this survey shows thatgenuine interest exists in the Ithaca township the NYSE & G will try to fit this much of it into their current schedule. (2) Installation cost (see sketch below) The customer pays a service charge based on the distance from his house to the gas mat n or ,tea his lot line on the hiahvay, whichever is shorter. This charge is $18.50 for the first 25 feet or less, balance in excess of 25 feet costs $1,00 per foot, It includes everythingessential to making the service available inside the house (valves, meter, pipe, etc.) (3) Conversion costs usually average between $200 and. $300 for heating, Customer=s heating engineer can give estimate for specific installation. (4) Monthly Gas Dates; First 2 therms (200 cu ft.) $ .70 Next 13 therms $.196 2.548 Next 25 therms @ .136 3.40 All over 40 therms .076 (Minimum charge $.70 per month) Estimates of probable fuel costs resulting from conversion may be made on the basis of the following: (a) For house heating: Gas at $.076 er therm (100,000 Btu) compares with oil at $.11 per gallon (145,000 Btu} and with coal at $18.00 per ton 32,000 Btu per, pound). Because coal -fixed units axe less efficient than gas or oil burners, the comparison with coal is actually considerably more attractive than the figures above indicate (which are based on Btu content only). (b) As compared with bottled gas for cooking and water heating, one therm is equivalent to about 4-3/4 pounds of bottled gas. Thus i 71 pounds of the latter is consumed per month, the equivalent amount of natural gas would be 71 divided by 4+.3/4 or 15 therms which would cost $3,25. Conversion of these appliances is eimnle and inexpensive, There is no indication of any limitation on gas supplies in the forseeable future, nor any movement at present by the Utility for an increase in rates. Rate changes by a Public Utility require approval by the Public Service Commission before they can be effected, It is significant that in the past 25 years the gas rate In Ithaca has increased only six -tenths of a cent ($,006) per hundred cubic feet, Please fill i ut the enclosed card and mail to' J.O. Jeffrey, 1440 Trumansburg Road, Under the column "House Heating", kindly include an estimate of your annual house heating cost opposite the type of fuel used therefor. Any crc ants you wish to offer may be made in writing on the reverse side. 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Tti__•-;?..-{.� -•' C�-�1_ F•t-�G-�T.n--c-4_s;:�'' rt:�- - .L.-. .— S� 3ruz. ._YJ.cam•.-. _ ) l •c r 7t4k_- - *mss .z } rL r.i' L j_ C C _t: r���- .f a-7 6 7- �L.�-_G.�� C - _;L f � / •" Lam{ j �j !` -u_ �_. �� �`�-L_�. ��-�--� � ��- �. -fir •-i�'"�-mot V C, -- I9.ry R. H. DEN1AN RURAL CONSULTANT 972 CLIFF ST. Ithaca, N. Y. AR 2-8188 Area Code 607 CENTURY SYSTEM RURAL HOUSE NUMBERING SURVEYS, SINCE 1939 HOUSE NUI+iBERING In the cities the numbering of houses and business places has been in use for many years. Any person, from country as well as city, expects to find street name signs and house num- bers in any city he may visit. But formerly these improvements ended at the city line. The reasons are simple. In the country there was not as much need as now. Also the cost for the city type of numbering was too high because of the surveying measurements necessary for an accurate and permanent system. NEW NEEDS AND A NEW METHOD With so many people now making their homes in the country and working in the city there is an increased intercourse be- tween country and city and an increased demand for services such as mail, utilities (electricity and telephone), deliveries, fire protection and school records. These things have brought on a need for better addresses. During the 1930's a low cost method of measuring for house numbering was devised and in 1939 the first communities were surveyed and the houses numbered by this method. This is the CENTURY SYSTEM which is simply the standard city system, with which everyone is familiar, modified slightly so that it fits all the conditions of suburban and country territory. The basis of this system is an instrument operated by the car speedometer cable and geared to read house numbers direct as the operator drives along the road. After considerable study it was found that 200 numbers per mile was the best spacing. This allows for lots as small as 50 foot frontage, if needed, or the houses may be miles apart - allowance being automatically made for future growth, with houses added anywhere in between. So it is unlikely that numbers originally assigned will ever have to be changed. The numbering survey is usually contracted for by the Town or Village Board. The cost is moderate - a small base charge plus a small amount per house. In addition to determining house numbers such a survey provides information which may be used to make an Alphabetical Directory of residents and businesses. +va DAie- 30 —L7-- _____ _ a? •� I.. — q. d�-1-'a' f ?�i_.t t r 1`r r.�'��•f tt en Y ! -� f 2 n /fir] I r it .C. -rd' •� �- f"_J _ a r.L.... �--tJ •e _ I -t + Fib-_ux_j • % 's / 1r - 3l --I.---- / • ♦ �{-~-�,_.'[jr V ��H.S .-.R' .. :'� 1�'�.-+�1 J 4 �� _ W L• IJ1.r.-y�.Jr•r� % ..-.__- �I .. .-.f:• l.-/} 7� 1 -- --- �--.+_..t�•Q...C�d�•- � �. 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Planning Tna.rd meeting , t the Towwr-,-., Hall r, tTL.y'-ses Present t od <'e- low: linton TE '_nes Wes Th -;-_a-, Cli-T.trn Stevenson Pa' -1 Foster ( represer tats -e village '_?d. of Tru,---nsburg) °Alec Pros]hin Dorothy Evans Rod Fellow reviewed emeeting of tiv., 'ao a -e, of -.°:peals Members of the board Prof. Lutz John Duddlestan Paul Foster Art 11illi ugis Rod Fellows (Sect.) Meeting had been held with CL rlie Neonn-n explanation of the board of appeals Appeal to be made to Clinton Stevenson,in writing He gives yes or no to the Eppeal. If the answer is no the appeal be made to the board of appeals w':.o Decides t',e apprcr al or disrpprov -al. T;1is appeal tc. the board nut be made within ttiiirtT; ''30) days of. the fist ar;meal date. There are ^ow forms to rsal-e the `'oral I m ral 1.r.ble in the _Cnfr. Clerl-s Office. Clinton Stevenson reported some of the problems `=hich h. ve come up in cn--rying out his !uties. We then -.colTed into some of statements concerning General Provisions ,order ,article Five of the zon�.ng ordinance. It -ias moved and seonned by. Clinton stevenson and '-Iinton Baines respecti `rely that under Article 5 Section 23 of the zoning ordinance be changed to red. For the purpose of this ordinance a mobile house trailer wh whether on wheels or otherwise supported shall not be considered a dwelling or any part of u d tilling. Mobile houses are permitted only in trailer camp" duly licensed by ';he Town Board.' .i ved .ees T' omas and seconded by Alec Proskine that:-- '' _-.r,-es, cot ages, and c- :saps onntaining ]sthat 750 so . ft. may be constructed only, on s N.ec^1 L,rprozYal of bo .rr3 of ap{-eels." Next meeting yc be held. on Friday , Sept, , l96n 7:O P.M. Sept. 9,1960. Planing Bo -r: r;eating called to order at seven -thirty. Present Prise.' r?e , Thomas, ellows Stevenson, Bd i nes, Foster end Evoos. Discusson on the :?rice for building permits. Should is e one price or on sliding seals ? Motion made b rWiton Baines and seconded r 'ales Thomas that 41 z the chairmr n be at--orized to have f.ttorneNewman rewrite Section Y6 on eneor2c me: -,t so that building perm its =-re reruired. " Discuss .rof the st-te building code s•-;-ing th- t buildings sho;�l.d be r•or_struzcted thus an so with out regard to brand. Motion .,�e secon ebs- es Thomas 2nd Winton Baines th,�t -ire have a meeting with thgrillage Board -d have a representative of the state building code inform ,1s.�x We 'ecom fiend the numbering of the town to the Town Board Dlscussicn of who iig:ht be desirable for this job. Inquiries to made to plan fng bo-.-rds. Alec Prosl fine s id Clinton Stevenson to rna,e r. list of the road signs neede,.. t:: be changed, signs er;tering town, ordin!>nce enforcer_l signs, a.n• t' --he cost. et meeting ' Thurs, Sent 29th. 5pet ?9, 196C. Present: - s'ellows, T'-omas, .'-,yte, EvrF ,-s Stevenson, Proslo:e, Foster (Tillage Flanninr Bc rd� n Denrn n( Ce;r.t-ny -'y stet Rural :::cse - i.ibdrir.g) Mr, Den a •^-plait ed some r_ stie wor'' in the nrrnbering e has dr.' e te ,rroundi .g toy s ( SpP"cer, Danby, , Crr_: rrdale) He e7'—.ibi.tee t,.e echani n^, r,P-Ti e Le s user to --arlr o i -_e - .w- .p; --..ing abr--t umbers/ rile. T'1s s is a 'f''l.fty oo't t p2cing. ''his c a he ..ncreased to o'orm to our i _ -e o one undyed cot snaci g. 're • lc - ►n :e iel�i na ad x.11 in all informs -ion o, owners ---ov 1': zs lad, w'^ la '}e •. sef--1 or .postal rrrl'te, = betee c .-i-er, d ruperty owners i-.g to assertai-; : ,h ii roper y um'.�r. In checking the 7 -cels of la ---d in The tc�;, i,re -'r-.d `.I?ere is -nprox te7 9'6. .Ln - stim, to r't,,.e ^rst of n' imherzr ,,Ya.C �lecer': rt rout 1.70'.00. In board 'is-:- :ssi c--i there re -ere several --: gu ,r: Its to the ac =-°racy w s su':h a €y ni'ng y --stem. T --:ere arc ^.ir uhhc tos air- ilable rind ho11c;. rrill ,,=rre some is -fir '- tion concr -1 ' •.g :..her-: •3 t the next meeting. :Te helieve the i m' eying he c' 'e be -i,er -nd at - lesser z'1e -noted - _�d decided th t rr'�.d rig: .s s' ri, ild t l e 2ri nritY- °r i, house numbering. Prosk:ine a'_ _ ffeve- sir 1I. --re 1e e s--rve�T o the signsieed-•d in the to'.in I,,,_ :-gi7,.g the ;ayes of a �W roads, bo--• _ -..ri •s o" t'ie twon, a- c -'c'ier jci'. = g i' x:': high ( state Ro• ds 9fi a CnQtc o''ote to 's b'° the cc-ur_ty rc d, 1eri- ter,.t - re: 9.00 ---for ra,- si.. 6.00 ---two •-r'-y signs ,host. Motion •-lade Prsoldne, -•ecc, reed by '.yte that: - TI Town Fl^-_,.ing '• oars :o :end to r,..e To'.n Borird t'tet _t urc' :use -igns or `.he Toir 'loads :,..d th--.t they set aside ' : c er it in ;.he hu pet cw 11." Toted and p s sed nt-tc;, ade h T',.omss, s :cr, .c'ed b Prr,s' l ie Chit; -7T'10 tow-:. ."oa.rd of '-1 • sses oet 7i.side 800.00 for signs a ld rctts," -oted r r ?assed Motiomm-de by TThoz:as - f. �,' c ,der :7y 'l, to*: - "Fellovs -s 'or ost''a i ed or c:stits: }i es or a o.ni1er s'r .,, 'r.�' ed a d Taassed. „ext meeti g '',ursdn,r�, C'c.-:; her 20 --7:30 Sharp. October 3, 1960 r. Clifford E. Bower, Supervisor 'Town of i'1yisoe rwnansbLr; , .'eu York Dear Mr. sower, Attached are the necessary forms for requesting $250.00 for the expenses of the "Planning Commission of the Town of T3lyes.a"for the year 1961. The "Plan.ii , Commies )t,", at its meeting o• 3epiRemher 29, unani- mo s1;; voted to recueat the Town Board to in the 1961 Town ,udr-et, the sum of t ;50.00 for road sin. The County Riphway Depart- ment eras c�ntactPd, -nd they aw*reed to nlace all the necessary s3Pns on County roads. On corners that are t' ie iuncti .n of Town LZd County roads, they will pay one talf 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. It was also voted to ask for enough money to erect 1_ sjr;ns o,; roads enterinC tho town, to call attention to the fact that 2oniri !a in force in the Town of ' 1yeses. didnot have the exact arno-jut of (,ese si-one, but Mr. tevencoti is to have that figure for areaentat or on .dednesdny , October 5, 1.° )0. The Plf.nnira; Board also voted to request the inclus._ n of 11800.00 in tae Town bud:et for a survey, the assirinr; of numbers to each resi- de.3ce or futuro residence, on the tresent roads, and the -prenarat? -)n of a listing of reaideaces in the Town, by roads. Tnis price includes a net of 1 ir-p.lotos covering .'se Town at e' 1' ezr 30) feet, or 4OO foot per inch, a cad index of rss'denoea, a card file box, and the cards to notify each resident of :,is offic' al st—eet to and number. It will oe Impossible for me to be at the Board Meeting Wednesday nits, but Mr. Stevenson will ue t'iere to ar.awer any question you may have. Very truly y :ure, R. M. Fellows Ohairman, Planning Board B2 /gt kTtXY ANNUAL ESTIMATE SUBMITTED BY PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF — va�.ld— FOR FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 19—&1-. EXPENDITURES Office and other expenses (itemize) 0ffinm Supp1t.s $ 50■0_'J Compensation of employees (itemize) P_tteridi-n r_I 1g s_ tray.1, et. TOTAL EXPENDITURES None REVENUES _ZOO. 00 2n00 Dated: September .29.'._. (Signed) (Title)(; t1as =Plnnni rW_, BQard Note Zoning Commission and Board of Appeals. The Town Law (Art. 16) permits a town board to appoint a zoning commission to offer recommendations for a town zoning or- dinance and a board of appeals to hear and decide appeals from the orders of administra- tive officials charged with the enforcement of the zoning ordinance. Every town zoning commission and board of appeals must file an estimate. Planning Board. The Town Law (Art. 16) also authorizes towns to adopt official maps or plans and for such purpose to appoint a planning board. Every planning board must file an estimate. 10P U. WILLIAMSON LAW ROOK CO.. ROCHUTER, N.Y. Octr ber P-0,1961. Press"t:- :r' ellfr:'s Steve_ son Er;..is I'o,ster Annol,nceme -t of date ±:or 'iea.ring p- r:; -Tr „'t acrii-gig ord-rig -ce . re.et t of Man. -rd Leo f'c_ ' a -1rtIois o the zonlord- a- ce tr: penit tre�� a sold on the prTrert- ( lc tion on Rounte 8nf --s of W�; it c; !�reelr Rd. �.*ic: Ro-, t€? '?' t !'r -1e be held U� +; n: �,•. , t ' r : r a^ r. 1 1 7: 3. P'Ii:rTo: Sect. 39 of ?,pri�--c: o hhe regu. �d . •r.:ber': to be n ry !tersectio .. s_. ,t) Hearing to B1u4, Tallow^ has r...3w, rea-.es i to t--ee To..-,. ;o' for y' -e sr:'1 oaf "( "5,-,. 0 'r r n" F _. e� ' Tanis, and r,xRe' ses ) fl ell ❑.,ts --ad I.1red into t --'e i ttea o ' hr; se i•lms�er 'i,-r.ic will be dnRE hV 3ir t.o 1{ 7C)t / ?. ,. It tiI1 be Imp 'or the `?"'`" Ssoi 2t1d T]1=+=,. 1g E' rd B'lldig ode t weting for Dec. 1,196('. alper f -4o Lire snea2 e�, -rom _.Zb _ t explt: _l t t7 - Sta `e Biz i]. :-}. ode. Special :.tic aril' ne se --..t to , j:ce t p:opert vers WIC ►.^7'.l( Ih..ve sn=Cirl = _Fonr w•i' in 7T '__IELce '.P.2.ri .f7 of No': ■ U1,1960. .:'uL 11C NOtica •Jl_-_..'�.'i:a, yf'"�.1.'•� tie zoning Board ey Please take ice :,' ing Board of A c:-:i of Ulysses, St i'r 4' ;: - . York, wig; hold a public 'i iri pursuant to Section 39 of .i., `"' , ,:. sn$ Ordinance on the followaA'?.'.:: j.•zlsit on: Appeal No.:s - 3 raid A. Lee for a arircce o th .F'„ulat.4tirthe Lrkl IL a. :i`+. y; �r'C.i; C]:% 'L ir?- Scout sh•e place •of the Jacan₹ ..)in . a1) Saki+. Haring will take place the 11th of November, 1960 at the Town Office Building, Trumans• jiurg, beginning at 7:30 o'clock :°>" By resolution of Board Oy X:: c',• : `i D.atar_J. Octo' , j 11n' L tar f p -2 7 (. 2 ''_ Fr / r L i L- t 1"� I •(�,. LR _ - r ef. -L . rL L LT-- f r L l - b .'-.- I .: 1: 1- •—g.t--(_- iL -fit f L / ( -r L� — ' IL iLL t L � �� �.� crL r_ — i CJ _ �f`Jf •i4- �1'- /-i--4 �� r i / 7��,fI r""' `� tiI o- 7 - - _f1..-k.(I .2 - Au gu s t 1'7, 1961. Pr ,2 `Lit ?hies T m -s, Alex Pros]ririe, •!into, E inns, Rod Fel w Pa'1 roster, -pan;. 1h.,nges ;-..g~?ester9 reported by RocFellows. 11 omit t -le wo d feebleminided and' change word liquor to aico'iolic. r F.;. P �: ,-it word eailet1 Sact i n 7 P. 3 one parkrec.. inside residence Sevt ,;•:t9 Outdocr storage---- nr: duamving. uc�t' n ?3a b'dg. :"loon area -- omit last seitee. ?a trailer carp or parks for trailer resit=enc r Trailer c-^.-mps or parks ein: trailers or mobile homes for permanent occupancy shall be prhibitec in all districts. One 'trailer ma? be placed on lot in a residence or Ag. district 'or use as a temporary housing for a period not exceeding 1" months tinlIss such period be extended by permission of the torn board. If the towi adopts seo r^.te ordinance regulating the licensing o'"` trailer camps, trailers complying with such s.=ch ^n ordinance shall be exempted -"rori the re: uirements o ' this section. Art. I Sect. 2 Any building substant±all-t destroyec. by an cause and any building the roof of 7`1ich is or has been taken off shall, be rebuilt or de-nolished within one year. Para 5 Sect. 36 No building or structure shall be begun or extended ?lntil a zing permit am.t':orizing such constructio shall be issued bar the zoning officer and such building or structure shall be constructer or extended in accordan^e ;:rith t' -_e perm� of Y tho -)er it. Signs P. :,1r t 13 No sign or ad-rertisin device to 'ae discussed next meeting. ]isc ss.L?r; of charge for building permit. Wes Thomas made the motion seco -der-' b',' Alec Proskine thpt the fee now be P. 50 instead of next meeting September I, 1961. / q'y61/ i (_ V _ f• �- c -2..- t�c�.—.• 3 ^---� �c .� e-,�} .LIY 9J ?2 37- yf� - � � �-�.c-._.--nom L.•��-�_ � �I "•it°/ . AIL i..•'�L••�IG• S ! L} i__ -�T fl '� � J ��..�,L,,r� �.*...�r.-��. �., � moo_. x :..•e� ` F-'_....tom--�,LL ..: f_l',•--►-iL>-t,� ({lam{-i -- -I-4 � nil - - J fL/Tt . I -L-- - r E—'�' -_ • G L.rx -d xa•. i � f L�r - r,J �.�_� ��a-'L-•-�-L,r -r _7 r�--�'_'�..,..s �% ,�5- .i.-. ti• l'FL -�-,C--�l� 1 -C. v � � f ' ��4�- � ._. , , i � •1,.,• .. � ..-..- J 1 � /• � r - L� c-�••-�-•L. , (rL-...t - .fl� f ► .. _. ,� & ,!•-. _. >;41 u F - '-_z^ C L t � 444 L t ..- � _L-. /r A+}J .•C_y,'_"'i-� , _- -� L-• -•c __ _ z .c -L . • c*' Pa L ' _& £ - 6- T7 )d. 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NO o 1 WHEREAS, Section 9 of the Ulysses Zoning Ordinance, provided for planned evelopment in districts; and WHEREAS, Mr. anal Mrs. Charles Lueder Of R O.#3, Ithaca, New York, have quested a.planned development district for a seasonal campsite; and WHEREAS, the Lueder application waa made to the Ulysses Town Board for $.uch a district, -which application was referred. to the Town Planning Board, and WHEREAS, the. Planning hoard considered. ,said application taking into onszderration the need of the proposed use, the existing character of the r ighborhood and the safeguards r rov i.led to minimize possible detrimental effects of the proposed use to adjacent. o_operty; and WHEREAS, said appiicatior_, as notified by the Planning Board, was approved and it report .s-zbmittad to the Town Board; and WuE?.FAS; the loun card held a public heating on the proposed planned d. ve_lopment district on notice;. and HEB.EAS, it is the opinion of the Town Board that a district be estab- lished for campsites as proposed; now therefore be it I RESOLVED, That the Zoning Ordinance and -Yap of the Town .of Ulysses be amended to provide a '°New:Section 9, Subdivision a", entitled "Planned Deve- lopment District No, . I", as fellows-, SECTION 9-a --'tFlanned Development District .No. I" (1) This district shall be known as Planned Deve1nnmznt 4In- u„ 1 pro Lri t jr the ao 't.h ?. i�'r�i , � lin& of Kraft 73d.located �r e n o- e .�- n•r s ,� ed by Charles 25O feat � d L. •;? -� the Ll r.±`f �. F7F., . � t .. C - n . _ SC:1 � E '] 'r1 }� Lueder ar3c. r, Ira; thor.oe. -ouz.horlw ..Long is Lintz t rai.sel ':a1Lh the east property line of Jue .a,.c 8OO fect5 thence te7. t.v 25O feet to a point. in the ea.s t.er N eh line of - ue:s.er ; . t.heanoa f .rt.`rr ,r 7,yr along the, east line of Lueder 400 feet to a. polt.t . 1OO f (,L South .of: the center line of Willow Cree°y; r:hoc w in a genera1io out. h:, to t.v dia,Pcti.on along a lire parallel to an 'LOG feet: ftom the orr.nt•er line of Willa=, Creek as it r.wists and t.'.urns to the or1 line: )f i[erF thence west along the south line' of Lueder 35O feet tc a poin.r , rhea?.ce:•..�cst along the south Line of Luedei 3.-10 feet to a. point; thence northerly 875 feet to a point; thence aast.e ly asonQ a hew!ge r•ow. an : fence. :.in2.50 feat more or less to a woint; . r a.-nce no rth. .s � r 4 { fe,.s.t. tc an old hedge row; thence: northerly .5OO feet Lo a point; thence. westerly 15O feet; thence northerly 30O feet to the :.ce t:h- line of K.r.=.f t Road thence east along the south line of Ki aft Read '.`aO f:eet. to che point or place of begin.- ningo Reference . is. raaa�1e to :Fl. .i".p shc'y tng c a1d pte !cep incorporated as a part of this am?n" ierit to ohe D ;yssF: Zonllga Crd:iin.artce and made a part hereof, (a) There shell not be mor- ' -h.a�- -O rsmrt .t - .n .-aid dietrict. No site s` ali be e.J.oW. _ -her 5O f -r - any o her ^.ampsite0 No site shall br olos,:. - than ..:' ,O 1 ar- - t" • he r-ubl.ic highway No yehic .e ha:!.'f bt_ _z - liar_ :L•C. feEL co f e-uhl.ic highway for more thin t- o ho i , et icd ., No site shall be closer than. 1.00 .feel vo the south line of Lued' e.r (f) o site sr.all be. fuather than 300 feet from rriLet facilities The . gate house .ha.11 be at. least 2OC'. feet back from i raft Road All.rcade-ithin• the. district shall. be ,at l a t, 12 .feet in width p•r or,,e7.lV, .de.ut if L d and marked r.Y it:h necessary Warning signa; at rio point shell . road be closer than. 1OO feet. to Willow Creek- 4 1 , B (h) Ttere ;ti ",r. 1r. Wow Gre. () The entire d tx is e. shall be flee ard c.'l.ear of all. litter arsd t.a(n.ed ,in a. n.e.a.t. arid: orderiy m•ln.raer, S LC.. %a) Or.F. Sign or b:1.Jett. . board not exceeding 15 square: feet i fri.n2 to the use of the premises- Sal: s'..y; . �ha:l.'. .rot 1e <'y Fwii,lut'i^F and the bcttoai ❑f said size. sh.5 �i i not. be mere than 5 feet from the ground. } c)MRC]LA.YS�.7LES (a) There shall be. n•o d,ommec,: e.,l salesLe whatsoever in this district { Other the.r !'f: .firewood., charcoal or other fuel to be used only for c;:smp purpo3es 9 except an inventory, , not ex- ceeding 8,50,00 in VQiue r stri^.t alp for the accommodation of caiipet s. using the Lazap. r Af "? /` =_,Lm _-,_ `ter /C 7C.. f 7 e /2 Z .{. ` %�-�i' cL r`._C-e:.:-�F`—ri. �-�- r -it. r _eL.GL ��... i._ -. c- - �i.. ( .p......U.:. .._._.. -�... + • L-sY. _... _ f° i._.! ( � r; y�-•L- .��..y �_y t:_'T L� •� -c_ w.. r . . _ •� � .- r-... L.� ��. t. n. f . ...{� - L !! Z� CIF/ r Jl y. `- J� > ,- -1 ,. ,. : �. c . ..-� �, rm+ a���".L.- a "z-t��Z� tJl� �.. •"". a..—� Z-: fl - r [ w F .IjI � r • V-9 f J`� LJ: l.� --t _ r: 7—.--.-- -ALL �L .T ty _____J T2 c r1s 27 f / /—fY'C•3-- bq ' [ • L` t 3 x _- - ��'~•'{ r+'>; -'/`-ice-' Nrr t -7L-!. �! ..,�f �� '-4 L•- may+--'�� .-_ I -�_ �• f+L. �� J {-l`-= /sue �•L .JS r ' -4.. Yj 'l_ .t i _ _ J - ~/ 'I '•-'_'-_.� .�c� �-��.�['r � t.__ � .t-wu�• ��f r� �L�• tom. # �_ I i. -rr. it- s...-:_ rte. L --s. _ � �-/ _» I � �+ , f f .'i - c �+rL - �r�:.�. � _ ._ � „ . f'. [�; ter..,_ �!_ �rl -.�:_ •- �'•_ � .. __. _ _ _ 11_:�'r., N•Z.iF�:r:.�.'i� _. yJ Iti.-�f.:: ... L. - r�'. / r L J3 -CC t►� ti l" L / .� .: L It-` L. _ REPORT OF THE TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING TO THE TOWN BOARD RELATIVE TO THE TOWN ZONING ORDINANCE. Note: Underlined words indicate omitted or new orovia The Town Planning Board of the Town of Ulysses recommends the following amendments to the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance and recommends that a hearing be held by the Town Board on the proposed amendments after due notice of ten days' notification as required by Section 264 of the Town Law. 1) Article III. Section 6, Subidivisii 7, tz be amended to read as follows: "Gasoline, sales station, Garage, for minor repairs, autombile sales, 4 building or lot" (1a DP�hi 4� 2) Article IV. Section 2,, relating to Yards for Business District shall be amended to read as follows: "Business District" Front Yard 5O feet, i0 feet Side Yard 25 feet, 10 feet each Rear Yard 25 feet, iO feet 3) Article II Section 2. Districts, shall be amended as follows: "The map referred to in this section as the Zoning Map dated March 2O, 196O, shall be amended to show Business Districts with a. total depth of 3OO feet from the right of way line and, further, to show a new Business District in the Town of Ulysses briefly bounded and described as follows: 11*11 1 1 i L _ - M_-_ - - 09 line of Route 96, measured on a line perpendicular to said a- right of way line; thence southeasterly and along a line parallel to the northeast right of way line of Route 96, a distance of approximately 1600 feet more or less to the west right of way line of Duddleston Road; thence southwesterly along the west right of way line of fliddleston Road to the point or place of beginning". - For a more particular description of said property reference is made to proposed amendment to the Zoning Map filed with the Town Clerk. 4) Article VI ■ Section 32, is hereby amended to addthe following words; "Section 32, Junk Yards, Billboards and Automobile Sales Lots. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this ordinance, any automobile or other junk yard, any automobile sales lot, or any billboard or noncomforming si) or advertising device in existance in a Residence District at the time of the adoption of this ordinance shall be discontinued within twa (2) years of such date. AnIx lot containing one or more abandoned, _or partially dismantled, or non - operative motor vehicles, shall be considered a junk yard, for the purposes of this section, etc." 5) Article V. shall be amended by adding a new Section 29-a as follows: "Section 29-a. Landscaping .In'Businoss Districts. It is the intent and desire of the Town Board of the Town of Ulysses that commercial establishments in Business Districts shall be landscaped in such manner as to be attractive to the general public" . 'sIss.Sll o umol aq4 ui a4vn4Te DUE sa TaO1OP.xT 'hVTTI TTv I _mot. S.. __ 13 1• k: Je O- r f I ' epIz • i ! • l r r r �p •. L • � r June 3,1966. C1irford Bower, Chaf mar: of Trwr_ Nf Ulysses Tau: Board. Trtmansburg, '4.Y, Dear rrr. owor, It is the bel of of tt:e Planning Pwrd, Town of Dlyeays, that unless t a orritt Allea,"' tL%ve ron iro(i into care o' cial use t`or tLe It ear nouto 96 C or tho tax nnn r s parcel 1^-3-^1) t'iat the; hcvo requested a ah ge in zoninr 'r*' ros i r 'rt • of to business C ccorri a1} be tnbler at t"ie trio. This acts. -'n is tier_ In view of the fact that at tLe present time tore is in tT e -rcess of 10,00O '_'t of r d frontsgo on Rrmte 96 Vint c,zmarr'ial i9 vice'nt■ Ynurs truly, Tarn of U'1isaas P1rnn; nr 'tr nrd. C. " ewer Gerritt ?''on i✓� �;L Cam. - Lam' J�i�_�' / rc �� •� �-e- / cam - 7b OFFICERS: PR ESI D ENT H. OLD E• STEINER VICE PRESIDENTS EMMETT J. ROACH GEORGE E. HAYNES tXZCUTIVR SECRETARY CHARLES L. CRANGLE I NEW YORK STATE Federation of Official Planning Organizations 112 STATE STREET ■ ROOM 1101 ■ ALBANY, N. Y. 12207 518 AREA TELEPHONE 434.2461 To: Chairmen and Members of Planning Boards Zoning Boards of Appeals Officials and Interested Persons DIRECTORS: RALPH M. BARNES JOHN W. HAYBUTr ROBERT O. BUTCHER JOHN J. GRIER SETH A. HUBBARD JOSEPH C. REDMOND, JR. JOSEF STEIN I am writing to call your attention to what I consider a great oppor- tunity for local officials, planning board members, members of zoning boards of appeals, and persons interested in the planning and zoning pro- cess. This year's Annual Planning Institute, sponsored by the Federation under the theme of "Planning for Modern Living", encompasses a look ahead for "our town" and "our area" as well as an appraisal of accomplish- ments on the local scene. Future town forms, transportation, utility services, airport ap- proaches, junk yards, and area controls are matters of current interest and future concern to all of us. Increasingly, we are faced with the con- sideration of providing open space and parks. What some communities and areas have done in putting plans into use should be of great interest and, perhaps, spark the generation of new solutions for our own commun- ities. The program notes a Buffet Dinner on Sunday, October 17, at 6:00 P. M. In connection with this, we will have to guarantee the number to be served. So that we may ensure proper service for all, we ask that you reg- ister in advance and indicate, particularly, if you plan on joining us for the Buffet Dinner on Sunday evening. I hope that you will try to make the Annual Planning Institute, October 17.19, at the Parkway Inn, Niagara Falls, yourself, but at any rate that your board will be represented. Many boards are finding it profitable to have more than one member in attendance so that they may split up to attend the four concurrent workshops. Charles L. Crangle Executive Secretary fir! NEW YORK STATE FEDERATION OF OFFICIAL PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL PLANNING INSTITUTE October 17-18-19, .1965 Hotel Reservations should be made to the Parkway Inn, 401 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York 14302, by October 1, 1965. Rooms are: Single Room with bath ............. $10.00 per person per day Double Occupancy with '::3ath ......... $8. 00 per person per day Name ...........................Arrival Date ........... AM/PM Address ....................., ... Arrival Date ...........AM/PM .........................No. of Persons................. Reservations held until 5 P. M. Deposit of one nights room rent is required to hold a .rJam for late arrival. Deposit for late arri1;O enclosed ................ $................ . Advance registration is requested and should be sent to Charles L. Crangle, Executive Secretary, Room 1101, 112 State Street, Albany, New York, 12207. This part of form is for your use for registration. Registration costs are: Name ........... .......................N. Y. S. F.O.P.O Address ................................ Member............ $10.00 ................................ Non-member ........$15.00 Municipality ... • • ......................... • . ......... ...... Planning Board ELI Board of Appeals ELIOther 7 I (do) (do not) plan to attend the .Buffet Dinner, October 17, at 6:00 P. M, I will be accompanied by ....... person(s). I( BRUCE G. DEAN ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING I T'HACA, N. Y. 14650 AREA CODE 607 TELEPI4ONE 2,Y2•BBHB Town i\?'-JA at rnys..o N. Y. 11L b6 ;ien tlemen t I]ecembr 5, 1966 pia : LV ii;.0a of ; ill -am P. . c -n, 1tvin�na 1',xrL,, : , . (fo ? Gerrit All;,n :�'v3. , -s.! of Lot 7, aiv-1 �w 3��� aituatoi s__.� vii1' . w I iVworney for iL.I` ' _11 i P. j. w1 o, at y p�M E ti=ne, 15 out of the ,)LLi,.,,•. I �.r1 w"rittpg uir l�..v� ) 1®tt l $ t ;.. .:;,or or date: ocr 11, 1-ui, }in �� .1: ]G 4.11 iCI.i ioa, wo t L,. i.'. ve # , A-4o-..,i .. cirC 4 } r� a1 {frQII� �7 �t t■e _J 1..L . „14 i I.ia [CI►il r Vim.+lam+.. &."t h al"C 1$ S t '11y c....�.:r�1al I '. 1.L.ev0 ,.r. a uM AULle, a l�L►.�.i 13.'1CA...swl', L-_-,�� asZL �1' or taicr�ial propoa t„ . dill you p1.. advise au. ioi wMi. roie - -,y recuire tire 2az tts •SL4szgtion of Uie app�.icetio. of YQui a truly, ,g ... . .. Z ruse 0. Di act Mrs. ,oUnson Mr. elloirs infor- Mr, Iq s_1h, ,'r' w Bo rd, Th- tr' Vr T7PS Bo-ird ❑ f Janunry 2th to re-si der t Edrurir? ur:.d to ce)-:struct In h- di scusni or ' t - • r .ir+ornrties s`nuld hi cr rl zorii:ir". nninr h- d h' 7P. r'e+iu?st for a vi ,-.cG :, o do ��C•':�;`3 F�� i.r. rjhn ' in _ri :1 7ni1 that }ii , re .. d - r^ d from e - tiai1 t. Ther r.fo►re, ,7 reco -i" , th-t th-' Y!1 , ^t�S r .iCai. t.elro this under irnmpdi t si d, -r :_.-L nr: -rd rake t.h^?-rµ^ev - r'P'idatinn to the aw 5oi"•d that - Public He�ii'ic c -in be fold. It is 'n recorr^ that ch" R-' 1_ R`7- -,,nd B' 7.1 fublr ,n7 i c-zti.o'- f r n rha ; ns� -so o he ,c t*~d urorr irlTReui-•-1 tFi'r, P u1 S. Fat. r, W1- r!rnn PS? :MM M (Q CAROLINE RALPH D. FuLLEE Slatervilie Springs, N. Y. DANBY JAMEa H. CograsGllr ........88 1-lillview Rd. Spencer, N. Y. DRYDEN THOMAs L. Toga ............Freevile, R. A. 2 ENFIELD CLAIa UPDI$E .........-Trumaasburg, R. D. 1 GROTON CiAT Jg W. HoLngN ........Groton, R. D. I ITHACA WM. B. Kann ......512 Cayuga Heights Rd. LANSING HAnais B. DAras ......Ludlowville, R. D. 1 NEWFIELD WILLLiM M. OSr ANDBIL ....77 Main Street Newfield, N. Y. ULYSSES CLIFFOED E. BowEE..Trumaosburg, R. D. I CLIFFORD E. BOWER ELSIE D. BOYD ROBERT I. WILLIAMSON Chairn;An Clrri rlrranrry /'iTII BOARD, OF SUPERVISORS * t Tompkins County * * K Court House, Ithaca, N. Y. 14850 Phone: Area Code 607 AR 3-2080 January 12,1967 Mr. Rodman Fellows, Chairman Ulysses Planning Board R.D. #3 Ithaca, New York 11+850 Dear Rod: CITY OF ITHACA FIRST WARD JAMES R. GaAvas --------------6t4 W. State St. SECOND WARD MICHAEL J. bawl ........325 N. Albany St. THIRD WARD THOMAS J. GRIFFIN ....315 S. Meadow St. FOURTH WARD EmvAgn P. Aseorr ......905 N. Cayuga St. FIFTH WARD WILLIAM P. SULLIVAN ,.417 N. Aurora St. SIXTH WARD DONALD J. CULLIGAN ........627 Hudson St. SEVENTH WARD MRS. HELEN HOEFEa ..113 Brandon Place hs you can see from the enclosed request, the Board of Appeals and the Town Board are faced with several requests for either variences or changes in our Zoning Ordinance. These requests have been pending for some time and I am sure both Boards would appreciate your Board's opinion and recom- mendations about them. It seems imperative that you call a Planning Board meeting very soon inasmuch as the Appeals Board has reserved decision on these requests and hesitate to render a decision without the Planning Board's opinion and recommendation. I am sure that if you were to invite Mrs. Arlee Robinson,Zoning Officer, and Paul Foster, Chairman of the Appeals Board, they could give you much pertinent information. cc: Alec Proskine Gerald Ehrhart Dorothy Evans Stanley Koskinen David Langley Sincerely, CLIFFORD E. BOWER, Supervisor, Town of Ulysses Jnnuary 76,1767. T awr r aid or J1ysses Tow. Hall Trunansburg i N.Y. 11+886 The Planning Hoard or the Tom-; Of = 1'v'r ea met on the evening at January 26, 1:767. :lotion L. The moti.�sr was T1 ode by Dios"riven and secn• oeel by Langley that " the Illian J. Ruble propirt?,r be Gs n5if eyed for cornercial property by the T Board." II. The motion made by T-oal,in©xand seconded by Evans that "the William P. Ryan property be •^consid. rr'f�rk. for coiiiercial zoning by the Town Board." Very respectfully your, Secretary. Th t-L- y ZK i sir{ �Y -. L . r . Ye i 4 - r_."mo-- Y / J ) r�s ter_ •-z•• : fit_ �: _,C fit?.___ r �-' ' -•fir L�� (�. [..� %M1.�� . ��l �. _'_i ��t- -_--• �.. r_••�._•:�' r L!L ( 1 e '7 ct- 7 April 19,1967■ Town Board of Ulysses Trumansburg , N.Y. 14$8. Dear Sirs$ - Concerning the request of E. A. Hurd and Joyce Hurd, Cold Springs Road, Trumansburg, N.Y. The planning board bo:Ueves that the planned development d i strtet sbrul d be planned in 1M entirety and er n_'n: with the present ',nine ordinance. This would require '0,000 sq. t. and: 100 t. ►:r dt1 house lot t nd 5000 sq. rt.. fcvr aac trailai' lttl 50 ftN, frontage. DrIverray suitably graded and surfaced ot less tb' 3C ft,. wide plus other requirements i n Ier Seati'-=n 10 design of trailer pares and the trailer pare ord _nance. Consider1. g the abo re and t`he mir imtin acorage requirement t.tirs-e acres we cannot approve the request. This was an unaninous vote of the Planning 'Hard. Very truly yr x�a, Planning Shard of the Tarn of Myssos. Secretary. r," April 18,1967. Planning Board Meeting at Town Hall, Trur7ansburg N.Y. Present A. Proskine R. Remley D. Langley J. Erhart D. brans. Town Hoard had asked us to review the request of E.A.Hurd and J'oyee Hurd of Cold Springs Rd., Trumansburg, N.Y, After discussion the motion was made by Ehrhart and Seconded by Langly that we not grant the request for the planned development district, The following letter to be directe; to the Town Board of Ulysses, I` Concerning the request of E. A. Hurd �,n.d Joyce Hurd , Cold Springs Rd. Trumansburg, N.Y. The Planning 7o'rhelieires the planned develop- ment district shorlc be planned in Its enterit�r and conform with the present zoning ordinance. This would require 'O,000 sql ft. an 100 foot w3ci1 for house lot and 5 0D('sq. ft. for each trailer with 50 ft. frontage. Dri-eway suitably graded and rfaced and not less than 36 ft. wide plus other requirements or er section 10 design of trailer parks and. the trailer park ordinance. Considering the above and the minimum acerage .req"?itement of three^.TF? we r_not avpro-�e this request. This was the unani' Y 'a 'rote of the planning board." Motion made by Ehrhart secs ed by Langly -- 5 ayes. Mr, Proskine told of th=e wort a acrr 'p3.is'zed on the marking of houses in the Town of Ulysses. '•Te hope the -`ire department will take part in this work, It was fund there :pare several road unamed c1 the offical map. Motion made by Langley no seconded by Ehrhart that Roads unamed on the 1960 offical map of the Town of Ulysses haring been named r'or numbering 'our -Doses in March 1967 shall be accepted as the offical names of these roads as shown on the map in the Town of ice building. v' Page 2 April 18,1967 Planning Board , Town of Uylsses. Mayo Road.---- part of the old Tru!1ansburg-- Mecklenburg Road. Parke Avenue----- Between Route P6 and Jacksonville Rd, in Jacksonville. Manse Road--- in Jacksonville between Route 96 an Jacksonville Rd. Proskihe Place---- off Taughannock Park Rd. near Route 96. Mote 5 Ayes. WIGGINS, TSAPIS AND GOLDER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW WALTER J. WiO INS 309 NORTH T1OGA STREET STANLEY TBAPIS ITHACA. N. Y. 14851 ARTHUR J. QOLDER, JR. LAURA H. HOLMBERO February 14, 1967 DAVID B. GERSH MATTHEW F. MCHUGH 'own Board Town of Ulysses Trumansburg, New York Re: Appli.ca+_ _on Pursuant to Section 9 of Zoning Or., -finance of Town of Ulysses Dear Sirs: TELEPHONE (AREA CODE eO7] ITHACA AR 3.204❑ TRUMAN$ URG 3S7 -e301 On behalf of our client, Edmund Hurd, we hereby make application that cert.r. r r-)perty owned by him be approved as u Planned Deve1opmei Di s , let pursuant to Section 9 of Article II of ;:he Town's Zoning Orithance The land. in question is approximately 4 1/2 acres 1•� fated on Cold Springs Road in the Town of Ulysses, County of Tompkins, State of New York. There is presently located on the premises a trailer park and.. if this application is approved, Mr. Hurd would like to adr? a dog kennel, This letter will be presented to you this evening by Mr. Hurd personally, who will explain in greater detail his proposed use of the prop: t r. We are of course prepared to present to you or rho rr;r _-erg of t`-ie Planning Board, as the case may be, any additional in .1rmation as may be required. Thanking you for your consideration in this ma₹ter, I am Very truly yours WIGGINS, TSAPIS & GOLDER Walter./ Wiggins vV W; LIB 0 March 1, 1967 ... Cliff Bower Supervisor, Town of Ulysses Ulysses Town hail Elm Street Trumansburg„ Now York Dear M. Jot•Jer, it is with .ceg:cet t1hat I tender my resignation from the Planning =+c):.j"'d of the: Tw-n of Ulysses effective March 1, 1967. The Town has been suffeaii,q from my inability tcfunctic'. pro- perly as a board ,ir�; r a,id as c:hairmar,. T,'Phis move should have been made some time ngo but b�aca.�use of my interest in Town planning, from it incepti.oiL, I have found this decision difficult to make. I thank you, the Town Lnard, text: Zonirigi /)ffice and the members of the Planning Board for their understanding. It has been pleasant working wLth you. Very truly yours, R. M. Fellows RMF : Cr cc: Firs. £ i:;othy evans Mrs . Arlene 1:tobioson Copied 1rr to b.ivaes of tht, Planning Do,.rrl of the 16wo:. of Ulysses August 10,1960. Geu3.ral provisions uadez £.rticla 5 sQctioa ` 3 " ?or the purpose of is QrcLa.ca a .-ubi le hoase trailer w tether on wheels or othorlrtse supported shall not be cnnsiiered a dwelling ,ar any p;.rt o a dullLig. iiobilc oures arm pormitted only in a trailer park duly licoi.sod by the Town Board." " Winer houses, cottages and craps containing less than 750 square feet ::ay be c- nstructcd only )n s_ ecial approval of the B.}n rd of Appeals." August 17 1961. C' �-iges suggestod by Attorney new-ian reported by I. Fal1ov^a Axe ticle 1 rho 11 omit tLe word feeble 1,,ded arc] c:#ngc word liquor to alcLolic. Section; article 3 wit the vcjrc: c Sections P;ra. 3 osc parked outside rer id ence Section 8 Outdo..r storage re dun; ing Section ^3 a Building floor -rca. - omit lust sentence ^3A trailer or pr l s :or trailer resicency.Trailer camps oz parks— and trailer or nobile homes for perrianct occupancy shill be prohibited in all districts. One trailer Way be placed on a lot in a rosid_e:ce or agricultural di3trict for rose as for porary housing for period : of exceed ig 18 ont=:s unitsa such period be extended by per,..issien of the Tour. Board. If the twon adopts sepr.rate ordira:.ce rogu?ating the licorisL:g of trn-'ler camp:3 trailers complying vitL Zuch cn ordinance sheill be exempted fr. the requirements of this section. Lrticle 5 Section ^6 Any building siijpstanci,.Ily destroyed by any cane and any building the roof of which is ar has been td -en -t0 Page 2 Copied fr,-m the iinutes eL the ?lenning Board, Tow of Ul rsaes. off shall be rebuilt or de:ioUsiied within c: n'' year." Para5 section 36 " too building ..r :trueture s11 he begun or extended until a zoning p:.:rriit authorizing such constructl.n she l? be Lssudd by the zoning oficer and such bulldi ng or structn: o shr'll be cons^uc fed er extended in accordance with tie terns of the permit." Q4R*T'NS RALPH I7.: ,-UNK SlaterviIle Springs, N. Y. DANBY jean. H. CoRTEIGHr .. ...ii8 Hillview Rd. Spencer, N. Y. DR DEN THoYAS L. Tom . ... Freeville, R. D, 2 ENFIELD CLAIR Upnix-i• ....... Trumansburg, R. D. 1 GROTON CI.AVDI' W. HOLD$N ..--... Groton, R. D. I ITHACA R. Ken -.....112 Cayuga Heights Rd. LANSING H. uals B. DATES .... .Ludiawville, R. D. 1 NEWFIELD WJLLLI.Y {, 0ST7ANDS1 .-.. 77 Main Street Newfield, N. Y. ULYSSES 1r:: %c E. BowFi .Trumaosburg, R, D. 1 CI.::. E. tTWLE D ROD FaPc;7 t. - Civil BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Tompkins Caunby Court House, Ithaca, N. Y. 14850 Phone: Area Code 607 AR 3-2080 ruat 2i967 Mr. Rodman Nellous, C�1ns:..aE Ulysses P1:L: Lr. , P rd R.D. #3 Ithaca, he Dear Rod: FIRST WARD JAMES R. GLAvea .............614 W. State Sc. SECOND WARD MICHAEL I. LEAKY . 325 N. AS.uy St. THIRD WARD 'I H0M:l5 J. GRIFFIN 315 S. Meadow St. FOURTH WARD EDwApa P. AAB* T ..... 905 N. Cayuga St. FIFTH WARD rir.LIAM P. SULLIVAN 417 N. Aurora St. SIXTH WARD DONALD 5, CULLIGAN 627 Hudson Sr. SEVENTH WART) Mx5. HaL1N 1-tOIFEK 113 Brandon Place you can see i'ro r the ncio-16: request, the tsnard of Appeals anthe Torn Board are. i'-i.ced _F:.., seve^R1 r„,1-. sts for either irs.riences or changes irT .1'ur r:r Ordia a.fice. Th -ze requests h=1 c` '_'£ ldig ;F.,i some time ':;.:;td am sure i_, c.iard w:ou.1: app i a. _ !- tar I's opin-'--ffo en:1 recom- enatioIL'- w t them. It seems imc7or,x��.#ve that yee's call a a.''3 meeting very soon inasmuch t_, the Appeals Hoard has'rd decision on these requests end hesitate render a decision without the P J.ttnning Board 's opinion and recommendation. I am sure that if you were to invite Mrs. Ar ¢r_- Robinson,Zoning Officer, and Paul Foster, Chairman of the--'r�Deals Board, they could give you much pertinent irtfurrrati:. cc: Alec Earle Gerald Dorothy Frans Stanley Koskinen David Langley r. £oerely, CLIFFORD E.::;';. Supervisor,, Town rdi' Ulysses Town Board of the Town of Ulysses Trumansburgy N.Y. 11,886 Gentlemens- December 10,1967„ I At the request of the zoning officer regarding a junk yard on t'ie Bill Shupp property. We are unanimously apposed to the establishment of a junk yard on this property. Our objections ore based on secti-'n 4Q of the zoning ordinance in t'-st there is no need for such use and that it^will not contributd to the convien ace and prosperity of the community nd the neighboring persons and property would be adversely effected." Furt`ierriore we feel that this ,zase s'iould be handled the same as ot`ier violations of this ordinance in thTown of Ulysses. Respectively submitted by the Plahning Board.. £1( s S l fa r. of P 9 T D T8Y ')1 . C4.q(4 49! H r ig4 • . +i L c' oq 7r-Tof fc jr 74 k L'PV 7i *ea'r w 4P f4 �R4PL*4Yy p.- P4F4&.vSVe.�-4d,,4 f{IP Me, rp7,q WqS "1E.J.�..rr ,,.v Ole.aA,Va.o 7__ 7 '.f Ar 2r t •t T C S I.� V IF rf .� a. R a d .r r i a +N 4. 4 .c ) F f +H 7-1 it +f Jt F.4 a .a ..I r " 4 # f s r. 4 G e .yr c r r .v ..,r ,-,_#l7' A T •� 4 r+`+r a/ 8 v A • � �. !r N •+c .� E a 7N ► T 4L t. OA0OX.' IHs M4S K/9 C. Hgwt i1C f r+r "�h+ F1- .q .+ J $FrV.pa 4cr 4 s -r►Y E :# 4 7I -f47 Vex fr fir{ e ;op4L .ry A O .v' , G Pv n j .4 �7 .' a a � '�1 Tr NO �CQMrMf,vC 7••a 'Yfc. I`f r tir•rl S d Z t rrcr F y .,r s' 7d s F.. - Zr, 7f1 T ■9 Eb.�srT�Lr wlrM �o w r► - L! L, Y S i t P March 6,1968, J'int nets tie oaf v Town. 33'3ard ,nd Planning Br, e oa the Town Ulysses held c t the Town nfflel s Trunsnsburg, N.Y. Present: - Cliff Ord i3wrar Zsmes Rice L. E' lli D. ?oyes` is Gol'7ir Arlee Robinson. t)orot' y $v n s ≥rances Potter Bower— meeting col1a' to discuss Route 96 and its plans -or `uture changes. Reviewed events leading lyo . vir3 meeting. y.'ri. , gruN1 tie in_for ,atinn tE br�ua-.y Tern Board foeting. Explained ir: o .s . crit,i.s j'.ms of the in _?ae r(* y tr-`.vel Thr ')hl ss especially in x t; a' ir p.rtentThc Th_. ;w1 ;; rr.h a rieettr_g at th_ Glet�w, ,d Pines z.t a meeting of the Wsst Shrro CI 1c Association. Arlee Robon ask d q.to onss on zoning ordinance ni,, ,. gj7es ted. c'''_7•":`. i s. 1, BU ldillg 'pe y :il t r1❑ riot ;x' s riririing pools an,. she Lr =..oi_- t' ox ix. relation to lot lines. Gerd ictt of occupy acy n � Y crrriod out end ,hrcYi 3. Nua5bex of ;o d signs t,n ]; flowed on lot. . non eonf,.g u es-- sIou1 tr• i, nr be s - 1i caa left f,.n 3a. t= -nil rentod 7 • St -r•:ge on or ni.r ha {i that e-'.',16 produce hazard-••• i]I'��S '': rI-es -iot cry ter storage ot" Jun]-, lii. her, 'boxes etca 6, u1t wi d� _ t inks ^ id t i r pr rking Mr. Bower t:al(:: a'" Robson to talre these to eo₹znity a utarna-; Willianson, ''7z s'C^. ?=.`. 't ..`..?;-t ?•e.. `. i.? ho' : 'lese Iter s tat` ;` he plc is r -fl1.nrrice. Gerpld Ehrhart x,.ppo- nt: d airrnrn of =c Plansni:� * Board. Pisciisscd r.er�:,. T' �., r .. t of :ov '-?4?=:}hers Lo hor rd • Mr i ' idny Rocker of ^r. = Robert !!errs. of Trtzn'iy tsburc- me �:e?zded Bud Golder to write to all mombero of the Planking Board to meet rynd r'ric'om`ments rr-d sug4Qst'_ons in regr.rd:s • R iit-e 96. Y.eeting ad jou.nned. 12 aIZ1 ..f:•�. � ur Tar■ Vie'/a {�� 6/if�►Rsa, ��-t:�� .f PROPOSED AMENt1KENI TO SECTION 32 OF THE TOWN OP ULYSSES, ZONING ORDINANCE, JUNKYARDS, BILLBOARDS, AND ALL �A/UTOMOBILEJ SALES LOTS. Section 33i. Junkyards, A1' ■+,1 Notwithstanding any of the provisions of this Ordinance, any automobile, or other junkyards, including nv a e,n area usecor t e storage of scrap metal, paper, rags, gla w,'A c r :`� oyes; . a. t i , .. In t1 fir 1� ei►e�-be ., An,. lot or area containing one or more abandoned motor vehicles shall be considered a Junkyard for the purposes of this section. however, the Board of Appeals may grant special. approval for the continuation of such uses subject to the limitations of Section 40. Pronosed Amendment to Sect5.38. Sectiort 38 to be amended as follows: building Permit - No principal building or accessory building, noray Qtcher structure, including but not limiting same to tanks, power and pump stations, swimming pools, and signs, in any district, shall be begun or enlarged without a building permit issued by the person cfsignatod by the Town Board. Every application for a building permit shall state in writing the intended use of the building and shall be accompanied by a plot plan and all dimenaions,shown indicating thf size and shape of the lot, and the buildings to be located thereon. Every application for a building permit shall be accompanied by a fee of $2 =5O. 77.1 V',4 .� ;x/ � fix. -/_T: -j 2/u:�: '- ♦ - N 'FTF C ' 7 : 1T zLe, 11� C.tctober 21, L)rid t'teetin of ti JlyssQs l .ping ioa=rr'. `field at '.Gown Office in T'burg 'resent: '.,..r. Raines, Langley, 'r,,rha�^4t, icc, kemoley, :ors. `cobinson, flr:s. 1%_r. and r•.rs. .:ayo -were nregent an..i. •discussed their plans wor a trailer park on T' bmir. g -Perry state ii ;hway 227, in .a 9 acre plot which they own. The Board of Health ha:- already checker= the soil anwater and givat,. ap--roval. Noznally , request of this type is given to the Tows•t and then is givto the lo.- ning Board. It was decided that it wo 1ld b,., all ri-fht f:.�r the Planning Board to hear the plans fir it, and thadvise. .. •aotmi.-)., was made by ir. Lag1ey, secone,e by ir. etemeley that P'_r. and -ir. ;K=ayo present nn p? r_nned sketc--E •rith the anrLication, meeting all s'.jecifications under ,4t tion l°' of: I Iv frailer 'ark ordinance. That the' •e ,ho l=? be in t xi=_. clan ,)-oposed Luse of tho land, present arcs f . tare develonnnnt o: additional acrea„which the t°,ayo i s own. :o1ii3, t?la'r ro 'yid, :hrubih� .y, facilitir,.., ---c. and also tone assurance that: ue ghbor -• .at- not ob.1--rt. r. ice felt t tat the : i ir.n;_n hold c eck the 9oning orrcin,mce with .:3 Ci--i� tnothe1 cob an -jut tenth _nto it. �-=rs. obi s: ,.,_ askew t: t o'1d d do in a ' c :identi al G rea, where l am ownermiulflttubs, -crap petal, paper, glass, etc. in the L yards. eft' - cn ueh r: iscusG i-+n on w to ther this world constiti to a ❑iolatimn of the _o: -in; ordinaE� ' _ because rlr;ey were operating a jun'•: yard, c, r,ot•'_'.) , was rri :-le by ir. baines and second6d by Yr. Langley that }ectio , 32, .:'t-=.,. LE 6 of the iresent zoning ordinance tiro• Tld read a:.,. follow-; s17eC Lll-r snbmitt , L•, Certr e-oc;-.cr Januar:r 27, 1909 Meet.! "Y of Planni_nr i.oard o= a'r n of Ulysses 'resent: Robinson, '.act-r'r. , ro�i .ine, `:rhar 7 �, Lznclriy,-iosknen and .�ttornev ',`olo-rt ;ii liamson E iscussior of lengthy natu..e took plac^ concA ni3.g : 1. ectior 32 o= the zon-. g ordinance concerning junk yards and debris i i ;; residential area. 2. Billboard'. an-' signs in a com r r. cial and residential area. '-evision o , thzoning o -dinance to be done by lob ,-illiamnson where it concerns the abov- aroalems. i',otion made an voted _ina.nimousl`7 that the -,fanning board send a letter of resolution to the fof lowing oeople : Connie Cook - -issetblywor}an Ted Day - enator, InterLa?:en E.L. Tolson - iistrict '.ng ineer, )et. o:W .5anitatL, yyracuse -ZesoLutior attac;isd: •�C.2 iJti. C� L._L.d J. .Ly i UULLEI,L LCC.i, Gertrude Rocker F 2, 19,E, '.cretin- of the •La .ninr oar,,' , To=m o _ "Flysses er cent: ros'-ine, :.obznson, 1rhardt, 3arnes, ..a,':�n, Langley, .:ice, ;lerte ' ant ocker. bisclissior, as to whether the chance, in trLe proposed zoni.rw amendments meet the need of th:s zo inZ ficer. rs. L:obznsor. a -reed that t' ev do. f7iscussion :z-: ciyns - size ,not hgcn than .-, facert), distance between, aL.so t l t thev be lirnite ; to ocal a.nr nscs ONLY. Jis of s ic+n ❑o, Lot sizes: T'or,n rn ;'tires 100 x 150 ioare of -Realth re., x -e. i.5r) r 250 Our ordinance rutst be changed. ,'c,tion nade b= Barnes ac uecondr:d a,° Lan-.Ln=,r that we radot the )ronoced aciendrlent" to the zon:7 )iscuµsion on p4 r1 ..g 1"or rnultipLe ho sing It -. as s•�ggested by t•.r. ocker, CorueL1 ;) piny Ins�)ector, that the Planning Soarabtai:- t cope of the ;'.itihel - -a, as guide for a n iltinle nog ain7 1:w w. ?en our zon nw rna" irements for the Town c: r3_yssnr cu ihadded, which will ..akn cara of var'-ii g. iccu3 si or toot: D1ac-=' concernin7 iBel1 a cation. Ger'trl-dP. ' oGlce 1O) Marc:; 19i Meeting of Ulysse^ Tot -n Plann; n? c;oard 'gel.,' at i'own officin T' burg. a-er•.mbe_rr afri grxests )reµent; iir. Potter, '•.)onovan, Foster, Tice, •"oyne y, Bower, rilliamson, :?roskine, Erhardt, dYerteanxs. lobinson anr`: x•s . itocke r letter wa read by Erhardt concerning; trailer nark -- 150 trailers on 30 acres subtracting road, playgrol.mnds . They were asking the village to put in water and sewer, which t;;*o.m1d run $50,000 to $S0.0❑d. .Yi11iamson discusses` location of mobile domes and concurred that the ordinance alloys then only trailer parks. .%s essment on trailers: They are taxed at 20% of their true value, while homers are assessed at 0 0 yet cost the school system the same. 'The saran applies to police Drotectionn and snoz.- removal. John ,rrte discussed a planned development for ababcoch: research Lab., and that it nevci• be turned into a hatchery or. turns , cornrnercial, b?t rather soul bry used as a showplace for research. Mrs. :'oc:cer saifarmers were complaining about not being able to co;•np1,- wit:-. zoning because it was necessary to leave far « eaflmznrr1ent in front yard.. es?)ectfully submitted, Geertrude Rocker June .., 197-1 Leeti g; of the rlanning .3oard of t':� Town o:= Ulysses. resent; rfon,ian, _ rosl:l_ne, Erhardt, •ooinsonn, ::ocke r and Alfred Ti sinr, rrolect nnriin- r for abcock iiatcherirs. Jizcfi.�sion too;, n14 ce as to size o': bil`iins; acidi-t'.nn nronosed at Babcock. .t E: ' 11 be a e searc': Lab, on the planned ,i r t . '.-:o . II located i:•; _ 1 _.gonville, Y. Lot size 72 -x 32 feet. .h- Board r1nanimo—,1.1T a--_ Y-oved this. The notir)L,- :ia:r7 t,w-de b:,- Prosicine and r,conded by r'.-irdt. ale:- aL o -iovec. that Bac a tralle-• 7d. '- shall be ,iibdivide and :sari.:•• : off into hous' trailer snacec w:iich shall be at least 14 3 x 2)() feet in di,ienrions. eco. fer by Rocker an passed. t cop,- of the above res-) ' tion'; will ';,° -7nt to -.lice •.onove--- to b- -r'senti<<. to th- `Jillaca 3oard J,.i::9, 1970. snectftill_N: submi tt°d, ertr,ic e Rocker august 24, 197) ikkeeting of -Tanning Board of To7.m of Ulysses convened at the Town Hall on .s-ugust 24t1: at 7:0') --.m. Present: Erhardt, .ice , Langley, =cobinson, -James, os'.hen, Proskine, ,docker and 2-}r. Auble This was a PCC1j.-.L Y. ETING, caller:' to review the )ronosed trailer Dark to be built bzy-'uubl,e nr+r th of T' bur? . To review the events leading ur; to this rmeeting: On June 2n- , 1970 the Planning Board was unanimous in se-iding a revolution to the Town Board that trailer lot sizes bc- increased from 5) 11)0 to 100 x 20) feet. The tho•�crht being that since water and sewer are availabl to a developer, i.-o 2r years this area could be used for homes instead of trailers. the rovr.n. Boarri tabled this revoluti on. Their tho+'phts were that the size was too large air would discourage a developer. On July 7, 1971 x•.r. :+uble applied "or a license to bui .'. 39 trailer sites on 50 :c l')0 lots divided by a 36 foot road. The tom Board referred hi- i back to the Planning Board for any recomrmendations. since the present zoning ordinance, written in 1960, clearly states that lots shall be 5' x 100, kr. Auble felt that he was within his rights. After nich discussion, `locker brought inf ornati �n about the t'aplehurs t Trailer Park in 11oreshea:ls. It is a bea°i ful par':. went into detail abo'it the physical set-up, and that th' owner of that nark stressed that since trailers are: being built lon-rer tha lot size:: sho.=ld be no less than 70 x 1'30. - ince it was too late to change the zoning, y,.r. _,ruble was given the sign to go ahead. motion as made an,:'.. seconded that P1r. ='niible's ar)-olica.tion was covered by zo-, nr for lot size. r. uble was then questi ned as to the trailer oar-': itself. He assured the co.cnittee that: 1. 'here would be adequate drainage. ::e ; oiil-' hve the best system of elminatirg water, since this i.the -pat+sr' of his businr}sq . 2. What each. traile-- ,-ro il,d hav:. it pen washer_end drtTer. . 3. What he as having under roimd n'_ectric conduits installed. ?t. i'hat e n_F ate plate wou'_d be Dn - .e Ii ht -'lost in front of each trailer. 3. T.at at crass wo• ld fir, tape. o by tenant. That if not, then r 11O1" 7ou1d tend to it. 7 • Al�] t r7 skirt would br_' "; .ilu1ntory ar, find -,a ch t:aL °.etir 7. That shrubs and t�^nec we: to be --) anted down the sides, across the back u. down the other sic►.�, with trees en either side of the entranc. The bard told :'i `_ ti -rat if - n s tarte l :=has e 1'w it ;,rrr ± = have to be on larger Lots. e agreed to th:i railer renewed every year nd it pa.: nointerl that if a�-e varianc- ; Of the above, or cow Taints ro w'th Lu r a::tsia t ailer i.i :en �e does not have to be renewed. L-aov. 1 r, 972 !eetin o:_` Plann-_in,; Board - Nov. IC, 97` lore sent : r..osken, ? ancley, .a.4a , ' •rh.�rd t , .oL:ke r . ..i tion ;gas m ;dc h _,r . :jang l r -.n r. yd b? zce that the Planning Loard annrov the to1lowi i . -�L3.dmnnt t -r .krticle r , unction 23. lvotice : Plea ,e t ':n notice that a mt _ic heaHjc Lhe To Boar,i of tlrsse�s will in the io,.m iI1 the d�iy of 1970 at o'clock in the e . Pn ng thereof to ider the col. _owing, a�:iendment to the Zon c' r,rd s�anc,e of ±he ro :: o. ;l TC ; �rt-.cLe J, ectimn 2y" sl 1 b, amende : tr. liminate therefrom the following eritce : "or the plir os : o. t`ii ord ir.ci is , a more H -e horse trailer, c;heth2er. o:•: .;r'-xee Ls or Ott •rwise cWIT)Or t_ 4 shall no c b^ considered a dwi.lin,; o:.• any ,)art of -i dwolling. obil�, ho..ies are -)r^-.rritted only in trai_'_ . -�^r-'_ . dl :7.y lirenserE b; `ot-n Board." -nd in it. r71.1ce �.n: st,2.: =i shall be th • ..: a tlonif Lans .rage . r(]']1 c' "lo '.:i trai.eFr in homs , whet;' '• r on T:'.3?elr or otherwise --)ported, shall be e- _ try ' only iii trai ? r - -- .r' -s duly licensed by they Tom ;oar: in a-cordancee ;.iitI; th- provii-is of the di 7cu -lion took :lc.e by Jini 'lice of` -i' f me LC?; . , o the 1'lanning 3oa:rd. pectfully:■ submitted, ertr• Ire .o :?er 1°T March l,? , ].97 ) eeting of Ulysses Planni.n� :hoard hel ° at 'Lo i] :Jfficc in T'buirg. i resent: .r. Baine^, Pro ,kin, fice, E'rhardt, ':orman, I(ostinen and rs. hockr. Hr. Erhardt brought the ,..eeti g to order with a liscussion of tote new proposed ;:out?s 13 and 9r' letter had eei, received from :r. Tolson in Corm _ng the 3o.- rd of the pro jecte,' oLans fo. • the high- way, offering two alternat:• plans and asking the Planning Board to send back, before t: e end of arch 1970, any ideas we m f -ht i3r. Rice su gestec' w, co --t ct '_r. Lig?+ofi, C:ount', Planner, to find out hip: thoiiehts on th -proposed highway plan. owever, i.- order to get sore wore back to 1.1r. Tolson before larch 30th, and since it was stro - Lv felt brr the 1:-lanning Board- that routing a major highway right th-^orgh Trumansburg would not be beneficial to Tru:::ansburg, the following resolution as dratrn an rya ;set: unanimously: From the stand oint o safety, the Planning ;soar, o the Tom of Ulysses strotl;y .ce.•L: that arterial highway traffic sho�td not be fiinnel'ed into ttLO 'pillage of Trumar;bnrg, in the interest of a better environment for th residents of the village urthermore, the Planning Board is ii: favor of alternate Route 92, ani that it be given .rimary considertion . vie request a more ,'.'stall^d sot of -> ans be fora s.ie can make --i-7rther reco-imendation,. One copy of the above sent to State Engineer .r. . olson, and a dis- c_;ssion to be enterer into with Yr. Liguori, ,.-, °nt:r Planner. ...r. Rice discussed: the enlarging of the water and sewer districts in Trumansburg, in order to get more bui.l.ding of residential homes. Individual sewer syste*ms and sane fitters arc not the answer. sewer district would be a stern for the f =.t+_tre. ❑cr: 'isc'ssion concerning s:iell chicken farm, erneating L: :e z o �erties and c'err' r City load r idenc•er . 4 -. Rick explained that: 1. Legal ste,1s will -,robauly b^ to_cett in abo Tt 5 Tears to eliminate this ars a p': '.ic nuisance, 2. :csearc•h cor.tantlsr is trying to .c_ - ibat this. 3. %t^rnsr,heric ori• re deterine' r,1,o the r :.e c et the odor or not. le were not Able o co • ;e to a- ;- definitrr sol.,xtion ;.,t this time. c.9�tLul lv Gribmitted, G� rtr r!e oc 1.r'r 8d4 Mitchell Street Ithaca, Nov York 14850 August 28, l9 Mrs. Alice Conover To of Cflyases Clerk T roman eburg . Nev; York Dear Mrs. Conover As your records will dhow, I own a cottage just north of the Glemrood Apart rnent is on the Maplewood Roe d in the Torn of Ulysses . I have heard *-imnors that Mr. Indelicato, the came•• of the above npartu�ent house i s planning to build further apartments on Lind recently purchased from Mrs. Dorothy Evans, bounded by Maplewood Road, Perry City Ror;d and New York State Route #89. Several residents in this are' are concerned about any further multiple dwellings in this small arena and wish to oppose any such request that might _osgc before the Town Zoning Board. We would like, therefore, to be informed if any such request is submitted so we an appear before the Zoning Board and enter our objections. In this connection .m request that you send to the above address a copy of the Town of Ulysses Zoning Regulations, a mnp of the area involved shoving zoning coda and a ropy of the zoning code explana- ti �on. ,,7Any reasonable charge will for this service be remitted pro mpt 1, Sincerely yours, Robert E. '^r-rwilltgar cci Jerry Ehrhnit I have purchased 3C: acres in i'own of Ulysses between Fennsylvani Road: an South street an:° request permissLdn to construct , mobile hoc park according to submitted plans, My intentions are to rent lots with restrictions until the park is completed,then rent or sell l6ts to tenants that riiayyr want to buy with the same restrictions..Lot sizes will be 50xIO0,75 x IOC,and I00 xIOO.This perk will be one of the niceet,if not the nicest park in the State.It wil:i be on the idea ofMaplehuest park in CHorseheads,N.Y. People have asked me,why not build houses or apartments ?Goad houses are beyond the reach of many young couples starting out and senior Citizens or fixed incomes.Apartments are the last resort for most people who can't afford anything else.With mobile homes people can live with dignity in Country Club style and build eauitr in the meantime or Larger conventional homes or other lifers desires. Richard Hill of the State Division of Hous&ng and Community Renewal says that cor►uriunities ought to encourage the reasonable development of mobile homes subdivisions which builders have watched for years with horror andfascination.Mr Hill alsosaid bankers have said for most families it is hard to buy the first house today without help .pro;. rich uncle.The rich uncle isgoingmore and more to be Uncle Sa.TMi,ao predicted. }Uui.ldeiids magazines for quite some time have been trying to persuade contractors to build mobile home parks tF: he L; the people to get a better _park, due to knowledge of trades,construction and land- scaping. overkwhelmin" nee :s of individuals any: families for shelter in the next few yer rjilwill see more contractors constructingparks, I feel due to prices of horrze s ,hik7h mortgage rates an :5 scarcity of mortgages. If this should happen i thins there would be many more nice parks built and competition would force all parks t: continual improvement even without regulations. r'ederal, 3tato an;- localcommunities are all getting into the business of housing that I I've'- is all wrong.This typeof housingruns down cities and neighborhoods and takes money out of ail our pocket- books through relief and subsidies.Why not give people something of their own that they can afford to keep nice and take pride in?I think builders and contractors could and can do the job if g. ven the opportunity with the help of good zoningregulations but not denials. I want this area because its L: nice residential area where anyone would be proud to call their home.Ny intentions are to raise propertvalues in the fired on existing homes. It should be in the interest of everyone to see thatlivable communitiesare constructed and if there are not enough regulations mo-,,e should be added but construction shou-.d not be farbidden unless it can not meet reasonable regulations, I *genuinely feel I will help the community with better housing as well as increasing tax valae in the Town and Village.This park will also help keen some residents from moving away and bring in many new residents who would help in every way; It is not mintention to make anyone think that I would b: cotkng this jus; for the good of the community.I would intend to rn ke money on thisventure.To make money this project would have to b be very desirable to the mostdiscre ateople so they wi;11 want to make their home In this park permanent. Thank you. July 2I,109 . • f George W.Thomas. A`..i ill T, :t.I6 I 6C: F � To The Tibwn t5oard t. f lilt's se e . where is a. least one )mint on which both the'rop6nent and the opponents of a Trailer park in the PennsylvaniP-youth St.,extehsion area agree -that the location is a fine resie�ential area. In view of this the Lo anthe Village should plan its development carefully. If the Vil a;e decides to extend the necessary water and sewerage facilities to t:zis area for the development, would it not be best to thoroughly explore,'throu 'i consultation with local building and bank officials,tho "'evelopment of housing area of,say,50 homes?chile I realize tFiat 1oneT,, for housing development is very tight at present, thissituation will, of necessity be rectified within one or two years. come of the advantages of such housing development to the Jill age an: 3 t o the gown are listed below. I -It wile hrosden the tax base by appribximately4'I,000,000.(50 homesx =:20,d0G.e.vera,Fe value. )Compare this Nigh the increase°u tax assessPaent that will result from : trailer park. 2.Construction of these homes by local contractors and builders will.. result its :hundreds of thousands of dollars in business for local merchant +nr. empl_cy-lnev r for local residents.In contrast, trailers are built in other areas and 1= the revenue from their construction is gainers b the local communit--. 3.Schooling for the children from fifty homes with an assesses'. valuation of ;,I,000,000.wi11 not place s tax burden on other residents of this area as woulc be the e se with s trailer development. -Despite the claims tf the proponents cf a trailer park,there is an average of two children per trailer in this area. i'he increase in taxes resultin'; from a trailer park will cover only a fraoy? of the increased cost of schooling these approx irately 450 aditionelc chilc-.ren.The fact is that the number of retired tiersons in trailer parka in t`iis section,unlike Florida,is low. 4.A housing development of 50 homes will increr�.se,not decrease,the reFl estate value of the entire co,mnunitr.'��ive: trailers per cr•7 in. not 4 " Country ;;1• jb "any: cannot -,ossibiy incr'easc real estate values of this community. Thv.e is no immediate nee! for decision on this matter. The need at this time is for deliberate and careful planning as to how this site can be developed to the best interests of the Town of Ulysses as a business and residential area. B.J,VanDemark Robert t;. errick Thomas Bennett john cadenberg Willi ,zn F,'?o7an Ito May 23, 1969 Town of Ulysses Planning Board Town Office Building Elm Street Trumansburg, New York Gentlemen: The intent of this letter is to bring to the attention of the Board and to the Town Board a clear statement of the opposition of the undersigned to the proposed approval and development of a 150 unit trailer park an the Olin Gardner property in the Town of Ulysses. The undersigned have been in conversation with many of the residents adjacent to the proposed development and we sincerely feel that our thinking and comments reflect those of many of these residents though this letter is not intended as a petition as such from the neighborhood at large. The reasons for our opposition are as follows: 1. The present character of this area is modest residential properties owned by local families, many of whom have been long term residents of our community. Within the last several years the single family residence character of the neighborhood has continued with the construction of homes by Harry Thompson, Robert Herrick, John Radenburg, William Hogan and Clifford Northrup. We believe most emphatically that this is a desired and suitable type of development for this community and xou.ld expect to see additional construction of this sort within this area in the future. Development of the proposed trailer site would almost certainly blight this area from further consideration of single residence home construction. 2. The proposers George W. Thomas and John Collacchi, being unknown to many of us in the community and having made no effort to acquaint themselves with us, leave us in serious doubt as to their intention of developing an attractive trailer park and as to their purpose in so doing, beyond the motivation of their o nersona7. gain. Such a development, if it were contemplated by a known community member -rho had both illustrated an interest in the development of the co nu ity, coupled with the means or ftr:ancing thee.appropriate and desirable development could conceivably beookei upon with less suspicion and concern. 3. In their letter requesting village services the developers suggest that a tasteful and discreet atmosphere will be created with the addition of this park. It is our serious doubt that placing 150 trailers on 30 acres, discounting the fractional part of this acreage necessary for streets, sidewalks, a recreational building and a recreational area could result in anything but a concentration of trailers so dense as to make landscaping and tasteful placement of these difficult, if not impossible. 11. A result of the effect of these trailers on existing property values can be realistically seen by a situation that exists in this neighborhood at the present time. Mr. James Morgan, who purchased the Alton Kingsbury property adjacent to the property of the undersigned Van ermark, is attempting to sell his South Street property. The existence of a trailer and the addition which is being made to it by Mr. John Reynolds has been given as a primary reason by prospective purchasers for their lack of interest in this property. It is our serious concern that the existence of upwards of 150 such homes in the area would have a seriously depreciatory effect on the property value of present home owners in the area. We do question whether or not existing property owners ca expect tax relief from our taxing authorities as a result of such de facto depreciation. 5. a fu^ -her consideration for your group is to weigh carefully tree effect of this proposed development upon our school system, our side streets into and out of this area, our need for additional community services including snow removal and police protection. In opposition to rather shallow statistics offered by the proposers as to the hopefully modest effect upon our school systems we merely suggest that ono nfed only follow a school bus as it picks up children from our existing trailer parks to determine the additional pupil load which will result from the influx of 150 families in to the pr:-ip,osed trailer community. 6. Because of the aforementioneu s1r g1e family properties which exist and are being constructed la the South Street - Pennsylvania Avenue area we feel that fhe ererochment of trailers into this area will result in homes of a c:�:::rrletely non -conforming type in this area. It is our suggestion tha-L if a trailer site be proposed in this township and if such construction be in accordance with existing zoning requirements that it be reconsidered for an area which is relatively isolated from a residential area. By this we mean the character of trailers within this neighborhood is entirely out of harmony with the way those of us who live in this area would like to see it develop. We are fully aware that we can not look out on vacant fields and that development on this rather satisfactory terrain is Lnevitable. We fully expect, and would approve of the development of s reasonable number of single family homes within this area. he would welcome those who bought such property as friends and nei,:ahur: and would offer no opposition. We only oppose development which would surely be detrimental to those who have, "Put their -wnQts Flo -w.7 in this area." It is our respectful request that those of you who must review and act upon such a proposal, should it be made on a realistic basis, give serious consideration to the questions and concerns of those who have willingly committed themselves to home ownership in this area. Yours truly, a Fain i anDe�mark RCH:jdb III June 77, 1969 Clifford Bower Ulysses Town Board Trumanshurg, N.Y. 14 8 Dear Sir: The Planning rear d. of t}ir- Toi of Ulys!;es oet June 6, 1969 to consider an application from: r3abcocks Poultry Farms Inc. for Planned De velopment District on tht fast side of Route 96 between the J & L Motor Court and the Cold Springs Road,. A single story 72' x 32! earch Laboratory Building is t Le constructed on t his site. In a letter from Mr, Jac ,,:111 it is stated that they do not plan tc build any poultry houses on this site. The .follow-rg members r�cormmends the atrovi1 of application for a pinnnec construction of a T'esearch Daviingl&y t`.rs. idr.e} Rocker Thomas G r Sian Gerald Thrhart the Ulys3as Planning F3card the 3abcock Poultry Farms Inc. develop^ent district a:rd the Laboratory Puilding, Alec Proskine was present but ri-ft—wined from voting tecausc of his involvement in the Real Fs.tate Transaction for this property. The other twc r,embera of t'le Planning Board, Winton Baines and Stanley Koskinen were out of town. Very truly rours s.W. Ehrhart Chairman. OPERATION OF PROPOSED LABORATORY May 26, 1970 1. All experimentation on chicks will be performed within the laboratory. At no time will chicks leave the building except for further experimenta- tion at another laboratory. However, we expect this to be a rare situation. When tests are completed chicks will be destroyed. 2. Chicks to be used for experimentation will be transported from our hatchery. 3. Incinerator equipment has been approved by the State of New York. Its operation will be in accordance with the requirements set forth by the Board of Health, and the manufacturer. 4. All areas will be kept clean and rubbish will be removed on schedule. 5. Construction of the proposed laboratory will basically match the exist- ing facilities. 6. The primary objective for the new laboratory is experimentation. We will not raise, sell or breed chickens. 7. The building will be automatically ventilated with no possibility of offensive odors. AFW:gm AMEI'TD ? NT TO ZONING URDiNANC OF TOVIl! or ULYSSES. A new Planned Dcvel.op;�,nt District Section ;hall_ be added to the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses as follows: `SECTION 9--b - Planned Dnveloprrent District No. 2. (1) This district shall be ki own as Planned. Development District PNo . 2. (2) The purposes for which th^. district may be used are as fo7.7-oirs (a), The construetioa; v.' a- research building for Babcock Poultry Fz-n.;, i.n::. said building to be 72... feet by 32 feet in t firth and located .dpproxim ely 150 feet from the cant. lixuof Route 96 and 190 feet=. from J . E L otor Cou'Pt on the 20 acre premises to be purchased by Babcock 1'oultri° Farm, Inc . , as hereinafter described. (b). The construction of further buildings within the, 11anncd Devc lip punt area he.reinaftcr described shall be su''Jjcc 4 _ to the approval of the Planning Doprd and the Town Board of the Totan of Ulysses after::.... Public hcaryznL . (c) Thero shall be no chic:rci, houses, nreedxng of chic}tens, _ o sale of chickens ir_ said Planed Development District (3) Area of the District. The area of said district shall be approximately 20 . acres fronting on Route 96 and bounded and ,I r•n�-heh &� ;i lb set in the southerly line of said road ',akin a northwesterly corner of premises of Stanford C C. Latoo and wife as conveyed by the deed recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's Office !-;arch 1, 1955 in Look 365 of Deeds at page 412; thenco running S 17° 4❑W and along. a t resterly line of Bates 100 feet to a pipe; thence running, S 55° 10' 'd and along a westerly line of said Bates parcel, 267 feet to an iron pin; thence running S 146 20 k, and along southerly line of said Bates 231 feet to iron pipe; thence, running north 86'.:55' B 5++5 feet to iron pipe; thence running S 9° 30' .W and along a furtherwesterly lire of. Bates 139 feet to a fence Line; the-ncc. running S 31° 4+5' 4i and along lands nor or, f.orner_ly of Raymond Swart;good 149.8 feet to an iron pipe; thence running N 83° W along an old fence line marking .premises no or formerly of Gillispie heirs 1.E33.5 feet to a pipe; thence running S 6`' 45' [" and along a ties terly- lie of said Gillispie heirs marked by a fence, 278..8`feetto a pipe; thence running S 81:`' 30' W 475.7 - feet to an iron pipe set in the easterly line ❑- New York State Highway right•-of-vra.y Route 96; thence running N 240 23" W and along . the easterly line of . said Highway about 119 feet to an iron pipe; thence running N 311 38' a=:rd along the easterly line of. said Highway 1225 feet to the pipe marking the point or place _ of beginning. '.�7 There is hereby quit-clair:Ldd all the right, title and interest o? the Grantor in and to the premises lying northerly of the north line of the above described premises as it runs along the south line of Cold Springs Road, to the center line of said road, together with all" of the right, title and interest of said Grantor in and to the premises lying between westerly line of the above parcel and the center line of New York State Route 95 Highway, as said westerly line. is co -existent with the easterly line of said Highway. The above description is made in accordance with a survey made by C.11x Crunb undo=, date of Augu^t 1, 1964, a copy of " which is filed iu:r Tompkins County Clerk's Office concurrently herein (VI) Specifications for said District: (a) An incinerator shall be provided by the Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc. if sane is needed to eliminate.- ordors in the area. Said incinerator to meet the requirements of the Tompkins County- 1'ealth Department . . (b) Sewage and garbage disposal shall meet all the requirements of the Tompkins County Health Department. €. i (c) Drinking water shall be provided and conform to the Tompkins County Healt.l Department's standards . . (d) The entire district shall. be kept free and clear of a litter and maintained in a neat and orderly manner. and landscaped in keeping with the surrounding" area and ' � F. K especially a landscape of the parking area.. (6) Signs: MINUTES PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD Meeting, June 7, 1972 Present: Mr. James Rice, acting chairman of Town Board in absence of Mr. Bruce M. Payne, Town Supervisor; Mr. Gerald Ehrhart, Chairman of Planning Board; Mr. Stanley Tsapis, Town Attorney; Mrs. Arlee Robinson, Zoning Officer; Mr. Frederick Allen, Mr. Dana Payer, Mr. H. William Smith, Town Board; Miss Alice Conover, Town Clerk, A. Beers, secretary. Guests: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueder. Mr. James Rice opened the meeting at 7:30 p.m. for public hearing relative to the request of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lueder for an amendment to the Planned Development District No. 1 for expansion of the Spruce Row Campsite. Mr. Ehrhart presented the suggested amendments to the Planned Develop- ment District No. 1 as requested by Mr. and Mrs. Lueder. Based on the original Planned Development District, they are: (1) This district shall be known as Planned Development District No. 1. (2) The purposes for which the district may be used are as follows: a. Campsites b. Living accommodations for campers shall be either tents, travel trailers, motor homes or pick-up campers or vehicles built with the intent to be used as such. Travel trailers are defined as: a vehicular portable structure built on a chassis designed to be used as a temporary dwelling for travel, .-.recreational and vacation uses; subject to highway regulations as a travel trailer. This being in contrast to a mobile home unit which is much larger and which is not frequently moved and when it is moved, is generally pulled by a truck. c. No campsite shall be occu ied for more than seven months in any calendar year by the tame camper and his living accommodations. There shall be no permanent residence on the camp grounds as described in this Planned evelopment District. (3) Area of the District. The area of said district shall be approxi- mately 83 acres fronting on Kraft Road in said Town, bounded and described as per attached. (4) Specifications for campsites: a. Omit b. No site shall be closer than 50 feet to another campsite c. No sites shall be constructed closer than 501 feet to the highway. d. Same e. Same Planning Board meeting minutes 6-7-72 p2 f. Omit g. Same h. All roads within the district shall be at least 12 feet in width, properly marked with the necessary warning signs. i. Same j. Same (5) Sewage and Garbage Disposal Same (6) Water Facilities Same 7) Maintenanrp Same (8) Signs Same (9) Commercial Sales a. There shall be no commercial sales in this district except the sales of firewood, charcoa�., or other fuel to be used for camp purposes, and an inventory of miscellaneous and sundry items for the accommodation and use of campers and their guests. The amended Planned Development District No. 1 is to be presented to the Town Board at its meeting June 13, 1972, for action; and map of the District as amended is being revised. Upon approval by the Town Board, this amended Planned Development District will become a part of the revised Zoning Ordinance. There being no objections to the proposed amendment, the meeting was adjourned. GERALD EHRHART, Chairman Planning Board of Town of Ulysses NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Please take notice that the f0wn 4 Board of the Town of Ulysses will hold a Public Hearing at the Town Office Building, 10 Elm St., Tru- n,aiLshurg, New York at 7:30 p.m. on June 7th, 1972 to consider a request the Spruce Raw Carnp, [o:• an amendment to the Planned n -velopment District No 1, to uspard their camp. By Or:ur of the Town Board Dated May 23, 1972 Alice B. Conover, Clerk FP?1t4 ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Ulysses, County of Tompkins and State of New York, and being part of Military Lot 16 in said Town and bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the center line of Kraft Road approximately 2643 feet from the west line of Military Lot 16; THENCE south parallel to the west line of Military Lot 16 approximately 2061 feet to the south line of Military Lot 16; THENCE west along the said south line of Military Lot 16 approximately. : 2643 feet to the west line of said Military Lot 16 (being the east line of Military Lot 15); THENCE north along the west line of Military Lot 16 approximately 1188 feet to a point; THENCE northeasterly along a hedgerow and woodlot about 528 feet; THENCE in a southeasterly direction along the said hedgerow and woodlot about 462 feet; CONTINUING THENCE in a southeasterly direction along the said hedge - tow about 792 feet to a second hedgerow which runs north and south; THENCE north along the said second hedgerow about 792 feet to a third • hedgerow which- runs east and west; THENCE east along, said third hedgerow about 462 feet; THENCE north about 350 feet to the center line of Kraft Road; THENCE east along the center line of Kraft Road about 462 feet to the point ' of BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO existing and public rights within the lines of said Kraft Road. BEING a part of the premises conveyed to Charles Lueder Jr. and Jeanne W. TOWN OF ULYSSES Trumansburg, N.Y. 14886 BRUCE M. PAYNE, Supervisor H. WILLIAM SMITH, Councilman ALICE CONOVER, Clerk FREDERICK ALLEN, Councilman JAMES E. RICE, Justice 647-387-8641 DANA POYER, Ju:fice APRIL 19, 1973 1 ORANDUM - IMPORTANT TO: BOARD MEMBERS FROM: BRUCE M. PAYNE, SUPERVISOR UllQ J� SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HEW AT THE TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1973, RELATIVE TO THE ERECTION OF A NEW BUILDING IN TIE BABCOCK INDUSTRIES INC. COMPLEX, AGRI-BIO, ON ROUTE 96, JACKSONVILLE, NYORK. THE PLANS SUBMITTED WERE ACCEPTED LAST NIGHT BY THE PLANNING BOARD. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLEASE ADVISE.G WILL BE AT 7:30 ? h4L hzii /'1 p&4,s7 7A - • r TOWN OF ULYSSES. PLANNING HOARD April 2O, 1973 r r Tai Ulysses Town Board From i Planning Board The following recommendations,amending the Zoning Ordinance now in force, are hereby submitted for appropriate action by the town board H. 1. That Article X, Section 1, part y be amended to include the defination of a mobile home. - " 2. That Article V, Section 21, part a, line 5 be amended by 3 f changing PLANNED DEVEIDPMENT DISTRICTS to read MOBILE HOME PARKS 3. That on page 6 the title MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE be amended to read MOBILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE k. That on page 6 under Mobile Home Ordinance section 3 it License Fee be corrected from $2.0,00 to $2,00 ;� 1 Notes Implementation of item 2 will create conflicting requirements relating to floor area. Article V, Section 21, part a - indicates not less than 750'equare feet, where as under Mobile Home Ordinance, section 10, part • 10.15 regulates the minimum at 600 square feet. Ii John V.yrell Chairman. 0c1 David Langley ' IF Jack Girox . i. Winton Baines Alec Baines Thomas Gorman Thomas Gell Arles Robinson . • .. _ .. ' J TOWN OF ULYSSES PUBLIC HEARING May 4, 1973 Present: Supervisor Bruce M. Payne; Councilmen J. Frederick Allen and H. William Smith; Justice James E. Rice, Jr., Zoning Officer Arliss Robinson; James McVey, representative from Babcocks CAgriBi❑ Corporation, Jacksonville, New York); Mr. John V. Tyrell, Chairman, Town ❑f Ulysses Planning Board; A. Beers, Sec. Purpose of Hearing: To consider application ❑f Babcock Industries to construct'a new warehouse and conference room, application for, building permit having been approved by the Planning Board ❑n April 18, 1973. Copy of Planning Board meeting minutes attached. Mr. Payne opened the hearing. General discussion of building plans followed. Members ❑f the Town Board indicated they could see n❑ reason why the proposed construction could not be approved. Mr. Tyrell and Mr. Payne asked Mr. McVey for a copy of the plot plan. Mr. Allen moved that the application be approved. the motion, voted and carried. A. Beers, Secretary copies of minutes to Mr. John McCoy Dr. Emil Gelenczei Mr. John,Tyreli Mr. Smith seconded w MINUTES OF THE MEETING TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD MAY 12, 1973 TIME & PLACE: A special meeting of the Planning Board was held at ?:30 P.M., Wednesday, April 12, 1973 at the Ulysses Town Office Building. PRESIDING: John V. Tyrell, Chairman BOLL CALL: OTHERS PRESENT: NEW BUSINESS: Present John Tyrell Jack Giroux Alec Proskine David Langley Thomas Gell Douglas Dimock Proposed Dimock Subdivision Excused Winton Baines Thomas Gorman Mr. Douglas Dimock, 4+5 Congress Street, Trumansburg, New York, representing himself, Mrs.. Dimock, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Swansen presented a preliminary plat of a proposed subdivision ❑n Rabbit Run Road. The matter was tabled until the June 7th meeting at which time Mr. Dimock will present a revised preliminary plat in further detail. Snyder Building Permit The application ❑f Edward J. Snyder, Swamp College Road, Trumansburg, for a building permit t❑ construct a mobile home on Swamp College Road was reviewed. A motion was made by Jack Giroux, seconded by David Langley and passed unanimously that this Planning Board recommend to the Ulysses Town Board that this application be disapproved for failure to meet the minimum requirement of 750 ft.2 of livable floor area as specified in Article V Section 21a of the Town of Ulysses Zoning ❑rdinance. Also, acreage was not clearly defined and the Board was unable to determine if the minimum lot size of three acres would be met. -2 - ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at Ta:-5 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Gall Secretary 14a y 29, 1973 Mr. Bruce Pryne, Supervisor Ulysses Town Board TrLlyin n�bur', tdr kw York iL886 Be: ui1dtn,c Permit Application Edward J. Snyder Swamp C'ol',epe Road Dear Mr. Ph--yne: At a special meetin- of the Town of U ysseF Planning Board a building permit fpplirati-)n submitted by irr. Edward J. Snyder, Swamp Th1 ege Road, Trurnansburg, New York was reviewer' . The Pl- nn nr- Board rec ?mrnend r to the Ulysse! Town Bottid that this application be disapproved for failure r_ meet the m{ nimum rer'uirerient of 750 ft. of livable flo:7r area es 7pecifie! in 4rticle V Section Pla of the Town of Ulysses Zoninx Ordin-nec. Also, acreage was not clearly defined and the Board wag unable to determine if the minimum lot size of three acres w3uld be met. Very truly yours, UL�CSLES TOWN PLAPtNING BO BD Thomas ;. ;ell Secretary Pa the Ulysses Planning Board: Subject: Mobile Home on 3 acre plot On the plot plan for the Mobile Home is shown a dotted line ----this line divides the property now owned by Mr. Snyder and the proposed Mobile Home Site. Au of now, Mr. Snyder has an option to purchase this property from Wilber Biggs. As -he is the sole support of his mother, and has a family himself, he is not in a position to purchase this property until he finds out if the Mobile Home will be allowed. Arlee I TOWN 'F ULYSSES PPLIC TICN FOR BUILDING PERMIT Application Date Permit Number Feet -.00 Date Make checks payable to Town of Ulysses Parcel Number -------------------- Return application to: ----..__--__--__-_ --------._-____-_.___.------- Zoning District Application is hereby made to (build extend Oronverrt ❑,.--- ----.--------.--..__.------.-_ -_-_O) a structure or use land at -------------- -----1 ' 4r = _-.'_.___ ' ___� = -w r�l� =# Rd., Town of Ulysses, N. Y. To be used for �____1__c ________------.._- At a cost of Structure is to be completed on or belare__-__-____-----_---w______________.-______- ---- --_-___-.-_-_-----1 Ovyner of sand .____-..______..=---__-_. ___.._..__? ---____-- Builder Land Owner's mailing address If building is being built for a person other than present land owner, show name ---- The structure (e) will be as foll9ws: Type of construction J&e_---------- Number of stories ______;-________________________-------__ Number of Family Units ---- --------- z o -c Lt to be..oecuaied till siractures----------- Square Feet Floor Area: Basement ---------- ................. First Floor ------------v-' Second Floor ---------- )ver O vie r Second ----------------------- -- Plot Plan on Bach of Permit - ----- or Attached ____.`?'_�`* ""' 7a t The required permits have been obtained as follows: FROM TOMPKINS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Approval of septic system and/or well . . . . . . . . . ._ FROM TOWN CLERK Street opening (if road must be onened for pipes) . . . . . ._. Blasting permit (if blasting necessary) IOM SUPERVISOR Water Tap -------------------- ______.__-_-_-__-_.._- District Sewer Tap ------- -. -_ District FF,OM PROPER HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Uuive`s and driveways FROM TOWN ZONING OFFICER dultiple residence permit . . . . . . !franc.^.� a.tir- Date Issued The Undersigned hereby applies for permission to do the above, in accordance with provisions of the Zoning Ordinance and other Laws and Regulations of the Town_ of Ulysses, New York,, or others havin'"- jut -diction, and affirms that al, statements and in!ormation riven herein are correct to the best of his knowledge and belief. D w 1� - - -- ' ----- = _ - - Signature of Landowner. Building permit ( ) approved by --------__....---__-__..-.-._-.- ( ) denied under Section of the Zoning Ordinance by - -- — — —_ — — Appeal action: Date of appeal Date of hearing ------------- Date of advertising _______----------___________- Board members notified Progress of work. Checked on: Foundation Framing Trim Completion Order to refill excavation issued on Expenses of Appeal to be born by applicant. Order to demolish structure issued on 1 Li 9 9 ,• ':_ - e ,[ • y, o a �h oI • 3 ! • 44 4 I ii • .f\• I '1 + si 1 " r tl I• •1. � t :� -- 4, .9 4 9 9 .9 1 - ' . :-'' CJKi 8' q73 �I1IE't' S,�rir..r 2\ (�. x f I. ^ �i{1�EWQy _• n 14 ,(iiii) c', r S� �� w:t�+ IiXta [add -a• r�Qh+�, ' "-1: , .`�: � � ' 'r was4& dpi k( 7 . aYlwe W @'1 •M, { . is .A .- r k . rp/urr)'7 awNt1 7 ip' t,. — r a r w . I ~ { l 14 tj [T P'L'. II o1 I Y 7 '• � �' w r �` � ' ry - Mar t t ! F� � pn • f I ' TotiIPICiNS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1287 TRUMANS5URG RD. ITHACA, N. Y. SEWAGE DISPOSAL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOR...............� .-�-:•- -- - --- -• f----�--��-�-: ... - ----- -• --.....--- .... --- ----- -- --•• - •-- --•- - - f,r. � x� LOCATION -.--...- -= sr.:.t L__f`i PERMIT: Valid for sewage flows NOT in excess of ...---. �---•--- gallons per day ( /--_-___--_-bedroom house or equivalent). Valid for garbage grinder----...!__'!6`.--.-:-.,(yes or no). In accordance with the provision., of the County Sanitary Code, you are hereby granted permission to construct a private sewage disposal system at the above location in accordance with the sketch and details shown herein air previously provided. The installation upon completion and PRIOR TO COVERING MUST be inspected by this Depart- ment. At least 24 hours prior notice is required before final inspection. All household liquid wastes including bath room, kitchen and laundry wastes must be disposed of through this installation. If the construction job is to be done by a contractor, it is to your advantage to insist on a fixed price for the completed system subject to final approval of the system and issuance of a Certificate of Corn - pie tion by the Health Department. -Roof leaders, cellar or footing drains and wastes from water softening units must be entirely separate nom the sewage disposal system and must be located at least 20 :feet `rom the sewage disposal area. In order to insure long useful life of your disposal system, the septic tank should be cleaned every 2 l.o 4 years (even more often if garbage grinders used) depending upon the amount of solids such as greases. soap scum, toilet wastes and other solid materials discharged to the tank. If possible, the sludge and scum depth should be checked every year. When the combined depth of sludge and scum equals 3/ of the total liquid depth, cleaning is necessary. Septic tanks are best cleaned in the spring or summeras they become readjusted more readily in warm wea₹her. See "Sewage Disposal Systems For The Home" Available from the Health Dept. A list o; persons authorised to clean septic tanks in this County may be obtained from the Health De- partment. It will be to your advantage to insist on a fixed cost for cleaning or at least to obtain a definite maximum estimate before engaging a septic tank cleaner. Normal use of hausdsold detergents and chemicals will not be harmful to your disposal system. Avoid use of so-called septic tank ckancrs or conditioners as they have not been shown to be beneficial and they may result in actual hren to the system. Date Ior s_ ----•------- --- /2/"..2_) ns--pert --•--- PLANNING BOARD - TG OF ULYSSES June 4, 1973 To Planning Board Members, Reminder: Scheduled regular meeting JUNE 7, 1973 at 7:30 AGENDA: Mr. Dimick will be present with his revised subdivision plat. Mr. Snyder wishes to offer his revised application for a mobile home site for approval. Evaluate and coordinate our suggestionsrelative to the Zoning Ordinance. John Tyrell Chairman 1 MINUTES TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD JUNE 7, 1973 Time and Place: The regular meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7, 197T3 at the Ulysses Town Office Building. Presiding:John V. Tyrell Chairman Roll Call: Present Excused John Tyrell Jack Giroux Winton Baines Thomas Gorman Alec Proskine Thomas Gell Others Present: Edward Snyder Edward Foster Wes McDermott Old Business: Snyder Permit Ap licatiun David Langley Mr. Edward Snyder, Swamp College Road, Trumansburg, presented and application] for a planned development district on Swamp College Road. A motion was made by Winton Baines, seconded by Thomas Gorman and passed unanimously that: The Planning Board recommend to the Town Board that the application of Edward Snyder for a planned development district containing 7+ acres located on Swamp College Road be approved subject to a variance on the livable floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft. ❑r subject to Mr. Snyder meeting the floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft. for a mobile home. Further, this Board recommends that this be granted only for the life of Mrs. Mildred Snyder and for her personal occupancy. Zoning Ordinance Chairman Tyrell will"ask the Town Board for authority to reoutline the Town Zoning Ordinance. Next Meeting: Thursday, October 4, 1973 7:30 p.m. Adjourn- e ment Meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m. —T MINUTES TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD JUNE 7, 1973 Time and Place: The regular meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7, 1973 at the Ulysses Town Office Building. Presiding:John V. Tyrell Chairman Roll Call: Present Excused John Tyrell Jack Giroux Winton Baines Thomas Gorman Alec Proskine Thomas Gell Others Present: Edward Snyder Edward Foster Wes McDermott Old Business: Snyder Permit Application David Langley Mr. Edward Snyder, Swamp College Road, Trumansburg, presented and application for a planned development district on Swamp College Road. A motion was made by Winton Baines, seconded by Thomas Gorman and passed unanimously that: The Planning Board recommend to the Town Board that the application of Edward Snyder for a planned development district containing 7+ acres located on Swamp College Road be approved subject to a variance on the livable floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft. or subject to Mr. Snyder meeting the floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft. for a mobile home. Further, this Board recommends that this be granted only for the life of Mrs. Mildred Snyder and for her personal occupancy. Zoning Ordinance - Chairman Tyrell will ask the Town Board for authority to reoutline the Town Zoning Ordinance. Next Meeting: Thursday, October 4, 1973 7:30 p.m. f r Adjourn- ment Meeting adjourned at 10:0❑ p.m. �_•� June 19, 1973 :Mr. Bruce Payne, Supervisor Ulysses Town Board Trumansburg, New York 14886 Re: Proposed Planned Development District Edward J. Snyder Swamp College Road Dear Mr. Payne: At the regular meeting of the Town of Ulysses Planning Board held June 7, 1973, Mr. Edward Snyder presented an application for a Planned Development District on Swamp College Road. The Planning Board recommends to the Ulysses Town Board that the application of Edward Snyder for :, Planned Develop- ment District of 7+ acres located on Swamp College Road, be approved, subject to a variance on the livable floor space requirement of 750 sa.ft., or subject to Mr. Snyder meeting the floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft. for a mobil.: home. Further, this Board recommends that this be granted only for the life of Mrs. Mildred Snyder and for her personal occupancy.. Very truly yours, Ulysses Town;. Panning Board John V. Tyrell, Chairman Thomas E. Gell, Secretary TE G/p b i:n TOWN OF ULYSSES TOWN BOARD Minutes of a Public Hearing On the Application of Edward Snyder For a Planned Development District Time and Place: Ulysses Town Hall June 28, 1973, 8:45 P.M. Presiding: Bruce M. Payne, Supervisor Board Members Present: James E. Rice, Justice H. William Smith, Councilman Others Present: Arlee Robinson Edward Snyder Edward Foster Rolf A. Holtkamp Thomas E. Gell Application of Edward Snyder: Bruce Payne read a letter from the Town Planning Board to the Town Board, a letter from Edward Snyder to the Planning Board and presented a map submitted by Edward Snyder (see attach- ments). James Rice related that a problem arose with a similar situation, in the past, when the invalid person died the owners of the nonconfirming trailer wanted to rent it rather than remove it. Mr. Snyder made assurance that this would not happen in the present case. A motion was made by James Rice and seconded by H. William Smith that the recommendation of the Town Planning Board be approved. This motion was approved unanimously. It is the intent of Mr. Snyder to request a variance from the Board of Appeals on the minimum floor space requirement. Respectfully Submitted, r L- Thomas E. Gell Acting Recording Secretary TEG/p b 7/2,173 June 19, 1973 Mr. !3ruce Payne, Supervisor Ulysses Town Board Trumansburg, New York 14886. rte: Proposed Planned Dovolopmont District Edward J. Snyder Swamp College Road :]ear Mr. Payne: At the regular meeting of the Town of Ulysses Planning Board held June 7, _1973, Mr. Edward Snyder presented an application for a Planned Development District ❑n Swamp College Road. The Planning Board recommends to the Ulysses Town Board that the application of Edward Snyder for a Planned Develop- ment District of 7+ acres located on Swamp College Road, be approved, subject to a variance on the livable floor space requirement of 750 sq.ft., or subject to Mr. Snyder meeting the floor space requirement ❑f 750 sq.ft. for a mobile home. Further, this Board recommends that this be granted only for the life of Mrs. Mildred Snyder and for her personal occupancy.. Very truly yours., Ulysses Town Planning Board John V. Tyrell, Chairman Thomas E. Gell, Secretary TEG/pb r May 8, 1973 Ulysses Tom Board Town of Ulysses Planning Board I am requesting a planned development district per section 7 of the revised zoning crdiance of Town of Ulysses. I wish to place a mobile home on my property for my mother, tMrs. Mildred Sn: er, who has nniltiple sclorosis. The mobile home is to remain on proper ty only for life use of Mrs. Snyder, then be removed. See enclosed plans for location details. n rte N �{ 5 b - ►� l.� 1►�X ya fl «x �a Lc�pr�c s�sr� .�rr.�fEwa� +C Dfi?rver,�`t •1:�S7fl1.� L • I lfl N c. 1' MINUTES TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD AUGUST 27, 1973 TIME & PLACE: A special meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30 p.m., Monday, August 27, 1973, at the Ulysses Town Office Building. PRESIDING: John V. Tyrell, Chairman ROLL CALL: OTHERS PRESENT: PRESENT John Tyrell Jack Giroux David Langley Thomas Gorman Thomas Gell Richard E. Parker Mary Parker EXCUSED Winton Baines Alec Proskine NEW BUSINESS: Mr. Richard Parker presented an application for a planned development district as shown on map entitled 'Survey map showing parcel to be conveyed by Alfred M. & E. Alice Eno on Trumansburg Road, N.Y.S. Route 96, Town of Ulysses, Lot No. 22, Tompkins County, New York' dated May 4, 1973, by Thomas G. Miller, Engineer and Surveyor, Ithaca, New York. A motion was made by Jack Giroux, seconded by David Langley and carried that the Town Planning Board recommend to the Ulysses Town Board that this applica- tion be approved. NEXT REGULAR MEETING: Thursday, October 4, 1973, 7:30 p.m. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting Adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Thomas E. Gell Secretary TOWN OF ULYSSES APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Su Fee: $5.00 Application Date �1 w Permit Number -_--._--_-- Date------------------- Make checks payable to Town of Ulysses Parcel Number Return application to: -----------------------____-_______--_______---_____ Zoning District Application is hereby d jo (build ❑, extend , convert [], _ -1_ _p) a structure or use land at _________//L ------------------------_---_____---_--------____-- Rd„ Town of Ulysses, N Y. f� To be used for ____1_ tom_________ _____..__.________. —W_________________-___________-____- At a cost of2L. Structure is to be c pleted on orb fore Owner ---------------- If building is being built for a person other than esent land owner, show na______________-__________—_-________ The structure (s) will be s foil w : Square Feet Floor Area: Type of construction -_w___ ___ Basement --------------- Number of stories -------------------- ------------- ..---_ ____ First Floor ._._Ilr- ___ �__--- Number of Family Units -------------------------------------- Second Floor Percentage of Lot to be occupied Over Second by all structures -------------------------------------------- �- Plot Plan on Back of Permit -------- or Attached The required permits have been obtained as follows: FROM TOMPKINS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Approval of septic system and/or well . . . . . . FROM TOWN CLERK Street opening (if road must be opened for pipes) Blasting permit (if blasting necessary) . . . . . FROM SUPERVISOR Water Tap --------------------------- -__----_- ___ District Date Issued Sewer Tap ---------------------------------------- District . . . . . . FROM PROPER HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Culverts and driveways --- -------- -------- FROM TOWN ZONING OFFICER Multiple residence permit . . . . . . . . . . . . ..____________-________-_---..______________ The Undersigned'hereby applies for permission to do the above, in accordance with provisions of the Zoning Ordinance and other Laws and Regulations of the Town of Ulysses, New York, or others having jurisdiction, and affirms that all statements and information given herein are corn to the best of his knowledge and belief. Date: — l -------. 19-7 Signature of Landowner. Building permit ( ) approved by _--____________________- ( ) denied under Section ---------- of the Zoning Ordinance by------------------------------ — AppeaI action: Date of appeal _--------------------------__ .._ ____ Date of searing ---------------------------- -------�___ Date of advertising ______-___________._________ Board members notified Expenses of Appeal to be born by applicant. Progress of work. Checked on: Foundation _.____—_w.w Framing Trim —..----..—__ Completion -- ________________ Order to refill excavation Order to demolish structure issued on __ I RI '1• ' t. rr fr1� �1 :y :L,:• .ir 'C l,;' '5+ry• ; GIs: �1 ti.... •�f }. ,T� 1'. '•il i.t~ 1..'i. w.,l•fI_.1• ra'r , LflpiPLr ri Cy , r.� •+' t'.. I �- :'l r. „•c r a. f i. S'• ,r:. •,•:,' •s '•t ;•. fi, ';• :,t•-11 '�I.:. '1 ':�, �rt,"•� q�']-•... 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Err 57,Tanksnnville.N.Y. #•3nrni ah nr3 in i tit 1 of 12f1 steel pine, s.s shown on the above sketch. Ditch to be (brief summary of work authorized including type of Installation and number of feet) 'nx�vated if ne _es&eiry to installpipe 1 feet below edge of shoulder. Located on west do of highway /87' north of R.M. 96-3,602-3053 �. i SH No. 616 County Tompkins as set forth and represented in the attached applica- tion; at the particular location or area, or over the routes.as stated therein, if required; and pursuant to the con- ditions and regulations, whether general or special, and methods of performing work, if any; all of which are Set forth in the application and form part of this permit. timated Date of Completion 9f 11173 Comrns of Tran ortatio 'I I d aNew York led t , By to June 12, 1973 IMPORTANT THIS PERMIT, WITH APPLICATION AND DRAWING (OR COPIES THEREOF) ATTACHED, SHALL BE PLACED IN THE HANDS OF THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE ANY WORK IS STARTED. TICE—It is absolutely necessary that the permittee notify John Shannen--- - i Resident Engineer, whose address ism F,3rd St. Ext.,Tthaca,N.Y. Art -1471 Tel. No before work is started and upon its completion. r i i J e Issuing authority reser+ras the right to suspend or rwoke this permit, at Its discretion without a hearing or the necessity of showing cause, either Fare or during the operations authorized. -� �-•••• nr thR enoliaticn to be end remain attached hereto until all work under the permit is sstiifactorily s. I • SKETCH AND SPECIFICATIONS (See Attached Specs, for Additional data.) 'BUILDING SEWER 4" cast iron, leaded joints, minimum grade 1/" per foot, supported to prevent settling. Minimum dis- tance to well 25 ft. SEPTIC TANK Water tight concrete, or Health Department approved tank; Capacity _....... ------ gals.; Minimum distance from house ft.; from water supply, 50 feet. Support on undisturbed ground free of large stones. Washed gravel base is best. Minimum 24" Diameter Manhole to surface required. SEWER FROM TANK TO DISPOSAL AREA 4" NSF approved plastic or bituminized fibre pipe; Tight joints; Minimum grade " per foot. DISTRIBUTION .l BOX No. outlets Outlets all same level and 4" from bottom; Inlet at least 1" above outlets. FILL Length .............ft.; Width ........................ft.; Depth . ................... ft.; Use porous fill; Do not use heavy clay soil, Fill must be inspected and allowed to settle 90 days before trenching. Do not strip top soil within 5❑ feet of fill and in fill area. See Fill Specification Sheet for details. TILE FIELD LEACHING PIT SAND FILTER REMARKS 4" NSF approved perforated pipe; Total ft....................... ; No. laterals .......................; Length per lateral ........................ ft.; Grade not more than 1/1b" per ft.; Trench width inches; Depth inches; Minimum distan^e from any water supply ........................ ft.; Minimum distance between center of trenches ...................... ft.; Use b" to 8" of -} " washed gravel under tile and 2" above tile; Lay building paper or straw over gravel before replacing earth; Do not strip ,soil, nor work when wet nor run heavy equipment over tile field area. Keep laterals out of driveways and 20 ft. from banks, edge of fills, streams, footer drains, waterlines and geslines. Minimum distance from any water supply ...................... ft.; Size inside (length ........................ ft., width or diameter ft., depth below inlet ft.); Walls of cinder block or equivalent with openings facing out; Use 4" No. 3 gravel around walls; Use concrete cover. Equiv$y lent precast concrete drywells may be used providing equal square footage of earth wall is pro- vided and excess open area is filled with coarse stone. Len! h ............. ft. Width ................ ft.; Depth .sand ....... .......... ft.; Source of sand 1?9ItN._._of_17.e.hlorination chamber 5❑ gallons with sanitary "T" inlet; Must be in- spected before and after placing sand. See Filter Specification Sheet for details. ............. :...........................a.. �.��.-....- ..._.. . SAVE FOR1FUTURE REFERENCE '< I TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD February 19, 1974 To All Planning Board Members: There will be a special meeting ❑f the Planning Board ❑n Wednesday, March 6, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ulysses Town Hall. The purpose ❑f the meeting is t❑ consider an applica- tion from Babcock Industries for alterations to their Agri -Bid Building ❑n Planned Development District No. 2. Very truly yours■ Thomas E. Gell Chairman TEG: Town of Ulysses Planning Board Meeting -------March 6, 1974 Subject: Babcock's-Agri—Bi❑ -- additioni to building The Ulysses Planning Board met March 6, 1974 "O consider an addition to the Babcock :k. ri--Bio Labratory located in D�.anned Tevelo.-)ement District #2 in the Town of Uly:� .'�s,: Present a-. the meeting were Tom Gell, Chairman of the Ulysses Planning Board, John Hutter, Winton Baines and Alec Proskine--.-members of the Planning Board. Di:srussion took place on the purpose of the addition, plans of the addition were looked over, a letter from the Tompkins County Health Dept. was presented, this letter is attached to these minutes, discussion on the use of the addition continued---- the addition will be used to continue the same type of work and will use the same equipment as is now in use. Two .2) smaL. (15x20 ft.) rooms will be added to the back of the building to hold equi-,nnent. 1r: Hutter :roved that the Planning Board recommend to the Ulysses Town Board the j...dns as presented by Babcock, lnc. ne accepted and presented to the Sulyzaes •town. Board for their consideration.. Mr. :.3aines Seconded the motion. .e wing .adjourned. Arlee Robinson SEC. Pro—`ieua LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NEARING a:.e Ti1 v s Town Board will hold a Public Hearing, Friday March 29, 1974, at 7:3 P. M. in the Ulysses Town Hall located on Elm St. in the Village of Ta.�.rs U'- 's, N. Y. The purpose of the Hearing is to act on the request of .bcoek: Inc. to construct an addition on the present building of Agri-Bio Laoratory located on property owned by Babcock, Inc. and located in Jacksonville, N. Y. This property is referred to in the Ulysses Zoning Ordinance as Planned ''Y, #42. This request was presented to the Ulysses jilanning Board on March 6, 1974 and recommended by that loard ,the Ulysses Town Board. Alice Conover Ulysses Town Clerk t' KJ S CUT' I'E ? TflI� Kathleen Gaffney, M.D. Commeasianar of Wealth r. John McCoy { !!EALT February 25, 1974 1287 7rumons6ur4 {toad ithaca, Now York Phone 273.7272 Babcock Poultry Farms, Inc. P.Q. Box 280 Ithaca, NY 14850 Re: Jacksonville Agri-Bio building (letter of February 15, 1974) Dear Mr. McCoy: Mr. Alfred Wissing indicated by letter to this department, dated January 7, 1972 that the new additionto the then - existing laboratory would have a maximum flow of 50 gallons per person per day or a total of 300 gallons per day, because a total of six people were going to work there. The sand filter was designed and installed for a maximum flow of 450 gallons per day. I would say if this flow does not exceed its designed rate, a new system would not have to be installed. Since 1969, as you.know, the first laboratory was built, 1972 saw the addition to the laboratory and finely in 1973 the warehouse conference room was built. At the present time, there are a total of four sewage systems serving these two buildings. I am concerned about having a lot of small sewage systems to handle each new addition in such a small area. Because of local, state, and federal laws covering waste water treatment operations, the company should start consid- ering what facilities will be needed in the future. It appears ;.o me that there is not any more room for sewage systems in r'e:Ilation to the existing buildings. I would think the following :--{L .ors would have to be considered. 1. What additional buildings will be needed that require sewage treatment? 2. The type and amount of treatment that would be needed. 3. The amount of room available for such treatment. Please understand local approval cannot be given on such projects. However, such plans must g❑ through this department, and it may require your company obtaining an engineer to design the system. Enclosed is an outline of wnac is required for sewage disposal systems. If there are an%, questions in regards to this matter, feel free to contact me. Very truly yours, Carr Burgess Sr. Environmental Health Tech. Enc. CB/rw 1� D TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD April 22, 1975 TO ALL PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS: There will be a meeting ❑f the Town ❑f Ulysses Planning Board at 730 p.m. ❑n Monday, April 28, 1975, at the Ulysses Town Hall to consider a proposed change in planned development district No. 2, Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc. Sincerely yours■ TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD J i La F! LC •� Thomas E. Gell Chairman TEG: ts TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD May 15, 1975 TO ALL PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS: There will be a meeting of the Ulysses Town Planning Board at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 27. 1975, at the Ulysses Town Hall to consider a change in the planned development district of Mr. Bruce Robinson located on Swamp College Road. Sincerely, Thomas E. Gell Chairman TEG:cb TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD June 17, 1974 Dear There will be a meeting ❑f the Town ❑f Ulysses Planning Board at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, June 24, 1974 at the Ulysses Town Hall to consider an application from Mr. Marvin Cooper to erect a mobile home ❑n Iradell Road. Please make every effort to attend. Very truly yours, TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD Thomas E. Gell Chairman TEC: is Ene s . MINIYrES - INSTRUCTIONS The official record of the proceedings is called the minutes. These usually include the date, time, and place of the meeting, the name of the presiding officer, and a list of those present (and sometimes those absent). Papers presented are often attached to the final typewritten minutes. Discussions should be summarized, not recorded in full. Resolutions and motions should be fully recorded in their proper order, together with the names of those who introduced and seconded the motions. Weather short or long, well -organized minutes of a meeting are essential, For quick, accurate identification of each item of business,use marginal headings. The following is a sample reconstructed fro: the text book: MINUT S OF THE MEETI1�G TOWN OF' ULYS PLANNING }*AM) JANLMPY 3, !9 1� i�i� Sfarrs I t'IM AND A special mee-1 ng of the Planning Board was PLACE held at 7:3r p.m.., Wednesday, January 3, 1973, in the Ulysses Town Of em Building PRESIDING Mr. Gerald Eherhart, Chairman, Town of Ulysses Plannin& Board, presided. BOAPD Present: David Langley Winton Bains Tom Gorman Abe Proskine John Tyrell, Sec. Absent= Jack iroux Review the ap'lication of Bruce Robinson for a Planned Deve1.oper^ent of three acres, purpose - placement of one mobile home. FkOT1ti Motion was made and carried tc postpone a ADJOP,r,11F decision on said P.aplication, allowing time to claify intent of revised Zoning Ordinance. Meeting adjourned at i 0:00 p.m. •Evkra1;�'" MINUTES OF THE MEETING TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD MAY 12, 1973 TIME & PLACE: A special meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30 P.M., Wednesday, April 12, 1973 at the Ulysses Town Office Building. PRESIDING: John V. Tyrell, Chairman ROLL CALL; OTHERS PRESENT: NEW BUSINESS: Present John Tyrell Jack Giroux Alec Proskine David Langley Thomas Gell Douglas Dimock Proposed Dimock Subdivision Excused Winton Baines Thomas Gorman Mr. Douglas Dimock, 4+5 Congress Street, Trumansburg, New York, representing himself, Mrs. Dimock, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Swansen presented a preliminary plat of a proposed subdivision on Rabbit Run Road. The matter was tabled until the June 7th meeting at which time Mr. Dimock will present a revised preliminary plat in further detail. Snyder Building_ Permit The applicationof Edward J. Snyder, Swamp College Road, Trumansburg, for a building permit to construct a mobile home on Swamp College Road was reviewed. A motion was made by Jack Giroux, seconded by David Langley and passed unanimously that this Planning Board recommend to the Ulysses Town Board that this application be disapproved for failure to meet the minimum requirement of 750 ft.2 of livable floor area as specified in Article V Section 21a of the Town of Ulysses Zoning Ordinance. Also, acreage was not clearly defined and the Board was unable to determine if the minimum lot size of three acres would be met. -2 - ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Thomas E . Gell Secretary PLANNING BOARD m TLViN OF ULYSSES June I, 1973 To Planning Board Members, Reminder; Scheduled regular meeting JUNE 7 1973 at 7;30 AGENDA: Mr. Dimick will be present with his revised subdivision plat. Mr. Snyder wishes to offer his revised application for a mobile home site for approval. Evaluate and coordinate our auggestionsrelative to the Zoning Ordinance. John Tyrell Chairman ZONING Ui�(DIi1ANCE ------------a------- -----*-.Amendment requested by Spruce Row Campsite Charles & Jeanne Lueder. SECTION 9-a PL NED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NO.1 (1) This district shall be known as Planned Development District No. 1 (2) The purposes for which the district may be used are as follows (a) Campsites. '(b) Living accomodations for campers shall be either tents, travel trailers, motor homes or pickuup campers or vehicles built with the intent to be used as such. Travel trailers are defined asi a vehicular portable structure built on a chasais designed to be used as a temporary dwelling for travel, recreational and vacation uses; subject to highway regulations as a travel trailer. This being in contrast to a mobile home unit which is much larger and which is not frequently moved and when it is moved, is generally pulled by a truck. (3) Area of the district. The area of said district shall be approximately 83 acres fronting on iiraft :toad in said town, bounded and described as follow a (see attached map) (4) Specifications for campaltess (a) omit (b) No site shall be imxx1..x closer than 50 ft. to another campsite. (c) No further sites shall be constructed closer than 501 ft. to the highway. (d) same (e) same (f) omit (g) same (h) All roads within the district shall be at least 12 ft■ in width, properly marked with the necessary warning signs. (I) same (j) same (5) Sewage and Garbage disposal. (same) (6) Water Facilities (same) (7) Maintenance (same) &8) Signs (same) (9) Coumerctal St+lea (a) There shall be no commercial sales in this district except the sales of firewood, charcoal or other fuel to be used for camp purposes, and an inventory of miscellaneous and sundry items for the accomodation and use of campers. T aNA r I +d� ka are aaplying for this change in the ordinance to allow us to make plans for the future and to perhaps se* our way to n wrnttnc' a business them would allow us to rake a living from the property without havi n. to go outside to bring In extra rovenue. ,,e feel that It is a right to be nllove►to develop our resources to that extent. we would alto like to malice *urther Ieprovewents such ae a pertanent toilet and sharer buildings but geel that w need so,r sasuri+ncf that we can .eke It pay to do so. 'he changes that we have asked for would help u�. to do this. 4e have triad to think al-ead as we oust do, to avoid having to rusk for another arrfdarnt In the near future and to allow us to develop as the future nsedo arise. In the past we have tried to do lust as the dcoand and our finances would compausate for. ,sy we explain these charges . -- (2) (a) we have omitted the word Seasonal since in the future It looks rim, as though qty -ore, people *��Cxx�u their eguipwent for the whole year. Al of now we feel that the cost of plowing Is too suede, but perhaps If the deeend were great enough I t ► oulet bw a possibility. I feel that wi ter the outlay of expense in providing usrar en' electriclri and such that it should be left to the opwratorr, an an operational decision. (b) The definitions of car -plait wit has chanps.d In the last few years and may also ehan*e in the future. Also anything that Is put led on the highway as a recreational vehicle is neeessarily governed by highway regulations. (3) do have attwpCed to follow the boundaries of the fare as far as possible. We did not feel that at any time In the foreseeable future the property west of the house bordering on Kraft oad should be Included as a part of the camp area. gilts areas which we have Included (as you can nee fees the rasp) are isolated for the u+ost part foe* the public view. (4) (al This Is again en operational dewlopecnt. To *,aako deosrd, invsst7wsnt and Incoce balance outf f (b) sa e (c) Tea future development would be In the back or theL farm near the wood late. (d same (a ) es. P (f) flue permit to operate is granted by the iesith +)epartrrsnt mW under such we ust -vet their requirements and apecifioattana. At times these change and also the facilities In the carping wells chawo with the addition of self- corntained facilities. Our liseil th aepartwent does very thorough and co plate check-uns and advises an all ratter, of this nature. (R) (h) le have tried to develop good roads - but the section of gravel.d road .leg anel crossing illlow Creek wen there at the time we purchased the fare and is necessary to allow us to have nccraa to our back field. %Inc* this was h•rw at the time of purd►ase we have always used it and Always will need tots stet ruadtinvi y over to ,t w or harvest. W have Included this area in the new 4istrict just to even out the oparty. (i) (5) r (6) sa-e (7) } (8) se .e (9) ie have fett that the restriction on the % riot of supplies we were to have was tanrealistic. Our air is ant F • run oai'ipetitian with anyan■ but merely to serve the demands of caepers far I mediate ua�n. Is do nred to Wrahsse In quantity alien orderin8,fn order to - , a "price". 'lea nearly all cenpgroteid■ operate small stores for the needs of their ieto+ . as a nori el part of the operation. very few of these pay their way but do 'help to aceeu the euswawar (onaper) happy, and In two, keep the- in the arse i c iger, to do and see vhat,ver they y co here for. 4e could 111 ke to lank forward to t e t me when ye could eve 4pruce i,ow as a business that could sustain a normal fancily unit on a hull -time beats. We've tried hard and era proud of what has been accae+pol i sled aen fir. ,feaeme b Cluck i under IUD MINUTES OF TI -HE MEETING TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD APRIL 18, 1973 TIME AND PLACE: PRESIDING: BOA nD 'LEMEE RS : A special meeting of the Planning Board was held at 7:30,p.m., Wednesday, April 18, 1973 at the Ulysses Town Office Building. John V. Tyrell, Chairman Present: Winton Baines Jack Giroux Thomas Gell Absent: Alec Proskine David Langley Thomas Gorman OTHERS PRESENT: Bruce Payne, Town Supervisor Mrs. Arlee Robinson, Enforcement Officer Dr. Gelenczei, Babcock Industries Mr. Thomas McCoy, Babcock Industries ;EW BUSINESS: Secretary Thomas Gell was appointed Secretary. Babcock Industries Dr. Gelenczei and Mr. McCoy submitted an applica- tion for building permit to construct a new warehouse and conference room in authorized planned development district #2. A motion was made by Winton Baines, seconded by Jack Giroux, that the Planning Board recommend to the Town Board that this permit be issued. Mrs. Robinson will advertise for a public hearing to be held on May 4, 1973. Folders The. Chairman suggested that each board member obtain a folder to keep zoning map, zoning ordinance and other material pertaining to board 7usiness. Distribution of Minutes A moicr: was made by Thomas Gell, seconded by WintonBaines, that minutes of Planning Board meetings be mailed to each member and to the Town Supervisor. Age n d Agendas will be istributed prior to each meeting. -2- N BUSINESS: (Continued) Mobile Homes A motion was made by Winton Baines, secondo by Thomas Gell that the Planning Board recommend to the Town Board that the title "Mobile Horne Ordinance" be changed to read "Mobile Home Park Ordinance". Carried, three in favor, one abstaining. A motion was made by Jack Giroux, seconded by Winton Baines, that this Board recommend to the Town Boar) tc 'allowing charigos in trio zoning ordinance: Article V, Section 21(a) the last sentence be changed from "Mobile homes are permitted only in planned development districts, duly authorized and licensed by the Town Board" to "Mobile homes are permitted only in mobile home parks duly authorized and licensed by the Town Board". Article 1, Section 1 (y) be changed to include the definition of mobile home as defined in the mobile home ordinance. Mobile home ordinance Section 3 be changed to correct the fee from $20.00 to $2.00. Members not present will be phoned and advised of the above action before recommendations are submitted to the Town Board. 0T1Lh BU3Si1'SESS _ Suggest to the Town Board that the zoning ordinance booklet be changed to a loose leaf style utilizing supplements fox updating. Boa rd members to be furnished with a semi -permanent type binding. .EXT TING: This board will hold regular quarterly meetings on the first Thursday of January, April, June, and October and will "hold special meetings when called by the Chairman. The next meeting will be called for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7, 1973 at the Town Hall. Meeting adjourned 11:07 p.m. Respectfully submitted, F'Zy_,rGelF7 C — '{ LT Thomas E. Gell Secretary &UILaiN( PLOT PLAtu Foci WRPF.kousE Sc AL. . I sj = ' (t l(3 TOWN OF ULYSSES APPLICATION FOR BUILDING PERMIT Fee: $5.00 Make checks payable to Town of Ulysses Return application to: Application Date .. _�._...__ Permit Number _....-.._..._...� Date------------------- Parcel Number Zoning District Application is hereby made to (build extend ❑, convert 0------------------------------------0) a structure or use land at C�_r n r____ L-�--_ [ c 1�C-5 v._ �:.� ��--�' °�r��-. `-i_i�________-- Rd., Town of Ulysses, N. Y. 4, To be used for 4 ti .: s r �, �� C c� �e� r. �`` r "l ----- -- _---- Structure- v-L ---------=--------- --------------..s.._»_____.__..-___.__-�-__------____-- _ At a cost of ��'� is to be completed on or before ----------------------------------------------------- , Owner of land _A [__S _s_____LsC n=^r, C____ Builder 3_Ic__ue}-- Ai.V Land Owner's mai ing addressIf building is being built for a person other than present land owner, show name The structure (s) will be as follows: Square Feet Floor Area: Type of construction _� n _ tea_ �,_r_ss�=_UAL _,rrr�-1 Basement Number of stories --------------/-------__----_ First Floor Number of Family Units -_0.___w..—__________ Second Floor Percentage of Lot to be occupied Over Second by all structures Plot Plan on Back of Permit -------- or Attached____ The required permits have been obtained as follows: FROM TO) PKINS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Approval of septic system and/or well . . . . . . FROM TOWN CLERK Street opening (if road must be opened for pipes) Blasting permit (if blasting necessary) FROM SUPERVISOR Water Tap ------ --------------------------------. District . . . . Sewer Tap ---------------------------------------District . . . . FROM PROPER HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Culverts and driveways . . . . . . . . . . FROM TOWN ZONING OFFICER Multiple residence permit . . . . . . . . . . The Undersigned hereby applies for permission to do the at Zoning Ordinance and other Laws and Regulations of the To jurisdiction, and affirms that all statements and informatio knowledge and belief. . Q Date: ''' _Ll---_-.-_--, 19 N ------ Building permit ( ) approved by ( ) denied under Section of the Zoning Ordinance byAppeal action: Date of appeal �_ ----------------------..._...__._ _ ❑,i':%, of hearing ----------------- Date of advertising ______-____---______�_._w_._ Board members notified Expenses of Appeal to be born by applicant. Date Issued 41-- ve accordant ith provisions of the ly se ark, or others having gi n ,h ei direct to the best of his I rf '� .--------------- ------------- _.._. �W_.� Sig ture of Landowner. Progress of work. Foundation Framing Trim Completion on: Order to refill excavation issued on Order to demolish structure issued on ----- __�. PLOT PLAN INFORMATION TO BE SHOWN: Dimensions of lot. Distance of Structure from: Road, Both side lot lines, Rear of lot. Other Structures Floor and Room Plan Show floor dimensions and indicate use of each room. _. Dimensions of structures. Names of neighbors who bound lot. Set -back of neighbors: North Arrow. Street name and number. Show existing structures in contrasting lines. f :c1-1~1RY Rooc'\ FRIG.R,00c rn STD. CO :. F ENt_ Ream_... ..i1_______ MIUTES CF THE FiEETIrdG TO•::t I CF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD NOVEMBER 3D, 1972 TIME AND A special meeting of the planning board held at 8:00 P.I. PLACE Thursday, November3O, 1972, in the Ulysses Town Office Building. PRESIDING Mr. Gerald Ehrhart, Chairman, Town of Ulysses Planning Board, presided. Board Present: Absent: MEMBERS Gerald Ehrhart Jack Giroux Winton Bains David Langley John Tyrell Alec Proskine Thomas Gorman Quorum Yes BUSINESS Application for a planned developement district submitted by Mr. Bruce Robinson was not processed at the last meeting, action was postponed in order to study further the requirements as outlined in the revised Zoning Ordinance. Application, after discussion and review, deemed to have met the requirements. MOTICN Motion was made, seconded and carried to approve said application. Motion Motion was made, :Seconded and carried to submit recommendations to the Town Board regarding the revised Zoning Crdinance. Reconmendations to be itemized and presented at a later date. ADJOURNMENT Meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. ' John V. Tyrell, Secretary cc Bruce Payne • y t f - 7.r ''...rte" �}! .c:7'�,r••. •_ . • Bruce Robinson Cold Springs Road Trumansburg, N. Y. R.D.3 ov. 2, 1972 To the Ulysses Town Board and To the Town of Ulysses Planning Board: This is a request for the placement of a Mobile Home on property owned by me and located on the Swamp College Rd.' Z submit the enclosed plan, as required in Section•7i.—Lrt. a and b and Section 21 -of the revised Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ulysses. Sincerely Bt'uce Robinson NOV 4 1972 TOW'S -OF ULYSSES. itlo / , : +-lu t �yr1W1-4 �iN�`i JIbl • PJ '#:: - - - O flL • • f jjL fT/ • / Ex Al D a- ,i- I bf � LJ �r t-+.� TOWN OF ULYSSES Trumonsburg, N.Y. 14886 BRUCE M. PAYNE, Supervisor ALICE CONOVER, Clerk JAMES E. RICE. Justice 607-387-8601 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING H. WILLIAM SMITH, Councilman FREDERICK ALLEN, Councilmen DANA POYE R, Justice DECEMBER 26, 1972 Please take notice that the Planning Board of the Town of Ulysses will hold a Public Heating Wednesday, January 10, 1973 at 7:30 P. M, at the Ulysses Town Office Building, 10 Elm Street, Trumansburg, N. Y, regarding the request of Bruce Robinson to pace a Mobile Home on property owners by Bruce Robinson, and located on Swamp College Road,in the Town Of Ulysses. By order of the Town Board of Ulysses, December 26, 1972 Alice B. Conover, Town Clerk I, R r�1 LLti 4 Ci 71 1- .N,t�Gtir c9 J l r. r2.:r'_ •'fir ,��'..,--. � �'. f III TOWN OF ULYSSES 10 ELM STREET TRUMANSBURG, N.Y. 14BB6 ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD MIN JTES 21 April 1982 MeetinL. caller; to order at 7:35 p.m. in Town Hall by Chairman James Warre:..,, Other Planning Board members present: Budd Stover Webb FiserA Burel Lane, Roger Williams and Seville Reulein, Jr., Also present; Thomas Ferretti, Zoning Officer. The various items originally proposed by Gary Evans for the review of the Zoning Ordinance were briefly discussed. The Board decide: to wait for concrete proposals from Mr. Gary Evans o., some othe items. It was also decided that the Town Board shoulw; brt asked whether or not the Planning Board should develop a - division regulations. The meet -in; was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. spy I6{ Webb S. Fise�r, secretary ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD I') TC:.13-T o:r ULYSSES PLAN I'_?G BOAP_7 MY1-7UTE 12 October 19F3 1- Flannincr Boar.: Chairman James :iarrn-i Qrer t 74C in the Toi'a110 Loarz i= bers °'ho: a s 3orm :�, Burr 1 L, � intot Baines, =Ro'7prt yenntherby, and were also +resent. celled the meeting to J_1so present: Planning one anr] 'ebb Fiser; absent: l ur_-1 Stover. The Woodens Toi ir' of the meeting: =application o- Jaynes Wooden, et. a1. Podunk. Road, to establish a Development District at Terrell Road, runanshurg, for the purioosc of inst�• lling m. mobilr-, home. The discussion between tho Eoarc and the ;:oodens centered o,) the issue o-'hether tLe us or- :} 9r'elonraent District for -3 aiagle mobile home corresponded to the letter and intent ox the ioin.i igr ordinance. There as also caxtensivc- discussion of wt•ether or not the home in rzestior ou1c' c?stilifv as "e -built" home. The--Ioariunanimously' aut1horia.r-- the C.Tiairman to submit the, atLak: report to the To=in llQ-,•rd. The meetincr r dlourne3 at :3e n.m. 's NEB FISER Plannin7 Board. Secretaru' TOWN Or ULYSSES PLANNI'-G L'OA'.'. Meetincr - 12 October 1981 The ToYtn ❑. r lysses Planning Jo~�rO, havinnet to consider t1 e proposal by j,-..Tne 'Tooden et,al. Podunk Roac,, Trumansburg, to estahlis1 'r Developrent District at Terrell Road, Trumansburg, for the purrose of installing c mobil home, finds the. followinci. WHERE. S: ':rticic VI, Section 9, o:c the Ulysses Loning Ordinance, thoi I= statin-,V that "mo'.1ileho.mes are permitted only in a roil ho-i+e par?: or a development district" cos not support the tabli•thnent of a development district with one mobi1r-. home as it's sole constituent. WHEREAS: the Planning Board understands tl-. t the development district is intended to allo-those unforseen types of ac tiv2.t« which, though not sz)ecifically permitted by the coning Ordinance, woulc1 be of renefit to the community, and that the installation of ..iobile homes has bee.. forseen in the draftinc: of the Zoning Ordinance and they have been restricted to moil' home parks or d'evelonment districts, TE:TREFOi.3 FE IT :.._;SOLVED: that the Plant-inj Board, having founc? that t'rt proposes development district doer not meet the criteria established for the croation of a development district, recommend, that the Ulysses Town Board deny. annroval of the proposed District. The Planning Board suggests that, given t'.ie size o:f= the unit the Woodens are considering, its type of construction, and exterior appearance, that this structure be loo -cC, -t as a "pre -built" home, and bcomparable to moiu home. In discussio- between the Chairman o- the p 1 nin.:; BoarC and Mr. Golder, Town Attorney, it was agreed that coartain specific requirementl' designed to distinguish modular hori from no-1-,ile hones (e.g. arrival in sections) t7robahly reflected tt "state of t, -e art" at the- time the ordinance was draftedand may ne longer aaenuE�te1�, distinguish a "pre -.b lt" home from a mobile home, -;espectful1Y' submitted, ,IAA f a S 1. ]ARRE1.` Chairman, Plannin:- Eoar TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD 15 April 1980 Meeting called to order at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. Members present: Winton Baines, Burel Lane, Budd Stover, .Tames Warren, Thomas Gorman, John Huttar, Robert Weatherby; also present: Supervisor Bruce M. Payne, A, Beers. The first order of business was theselection of officers for the Planning Board. Mr. Warren was selected as chairman, Mr. Weatherby as vice-chairman and Mr. Huttar as secretary. The next item of business was the consideration of the Town Zoning map and the Official Town map. Mr. Payne had provided the Board with road name changes which should be incorporated on the two maps - which would not necessarily be the same for each map. One question was asked - Falls Street within the village -- is it officially maintained by the village as a dead-end street? (The Planning hoard will be advised that Falls Street is n village maintained dean -end street). Mr. Lane moved the Planning Board approve the changes for the Zoning map as well as the changes for the Official Tow-•wn Map, Mr. Baines seconded the motion, voted and carried. (copy of changes required attached.) The Town Board will have to schedule a public hearing for the changes to the Official Town map. The meeting then adjourned for a short period of time. Mr. Warren re -convened the meeting at 8:15 p.m. in the Town Hall. Present: Planning Board members Winton Baines, Burel Lane, Thomas Gorman, John Huttar, Robert Weatherby and Mr. Warren. Absent: Mr. Stover. Mr. Warren asked the Board to consider the application of Beach and Catherine Stover for a Planned Development District on their property located on Gorge Road. Supplied with the Stover application was a map, and Environmental Assessment form, a sound level report submitted by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Safety Engineer, and petitions favoring the District signed by 343 residents or property holders in the Township. After considerable discussion of the application the Board decided it needed more information relative to the application. Mr. Gorman moved the following: That the Planning s3oard direct Mr. and Mrs. Stover to provide accurate scale drawings and descriptions of the proposed buildings in the District, the proposed use of such buildings, the exact location of such buildings within the proposed District+ and the proposed acce:3s roads to such buildings, such information as required ❑y the Town Zoning Ordinance for Planned ❑evelopment ❑istricts. Ulysses Planning Bd 4-15-80 p2 Mr. Weatherby seconded the motion, voted and carried unanimously. The Planning Board then decided a public meeting should be set, after the additional material is available to them, with the following persons present: members of the Planning Board, Mr. and Mrs. Stover and their attorney Wally Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. John Gill and their attorney, Martin Luster, the Town Attorney Arthur Golder, Jr., and Gary Evans of the Tompkins County Planning Board. Meeting then adjourned at 10 p.m. OHM HUTTAR, sec. TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD 15 May 1980 Planning Board met in Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. Present: James Warren, Burel Lane, Tom Gozinan. Absent: Winton Baines, Robert Weatherby, John Hvttar. Present but abstaining: Budd Stover, who disqualified himself in the Stover case per his letter to Bruce M. Payne, Supervisor, dated 14 April 1980. Also present: Carl Cox, Zoning John Gill, Seville Reulein, Mr. Wally Wiggins, as well as other John Gill, came in late. Purpose of the meeting: for the members only the Stover request District", dated 8 April 1980. ❑fficer, Earl Richar, Virginia Burns, and Mrs. Beach Stover, their attorney s. (Mr. Martin Luster, attorney for Planning Board to discuss between its fox a"proposed Authorized Development Mr. Warren stated at the opening of the meeting that this was not a Public Hearing and that those Board members present could discuss the proposal among themselves. He als❑ regretted the fact that the full Board was not present. N❑ action was taken. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m. A. Beers, acting sec. /77 TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD NOTES - 17 June 80 Present: Fiaer, Warren, Lane, Weatherby, Gorman (A Beers) items to Consider In recommendation to Town Board ---_- --- _ - ----- , -.trea tment --[af -posts) precautions re: -drainage systems - type of treatment in accordance with DEC requirements -------__ __ . noise: recommend power source be moved to east side • of sawmill shed or within building; get clarification pf power sourced-, recommend planting of -trees between sawmill building and property line 3. recommend entrance road be located 75 feet from property line _.----------------- ------- --,-- - ---_. _ ___ _ _P.$ considering only--present-building structures -and noise --level —� -`--Warren asked-Mr.Yiser Ito -act as -secretary of FB re: minutes `Arrange public meeting (more or less) for 30 June with Mr. stover present AB VU' TOWN OF ULYSSES PLANNING BOARD Minutes 30 June 1980 Planning Board Chairman James Warren called meeting to order at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. Also present: Planning Board members Burel Lane, Robert Weatherby, Thomas Gordman, Webb Fiser, absent - Winton Baines. Member Budd Stover had previously disassociated himself from decisions of the Board relative to the Stover Development District - which was the subject of this meeting. Also present: M. Beach Stover, Catherine Stover, Budd Stover, their attorney Walter Wiggins, John Gill, Elaine Gill, their attorney, Martin Luster, Topic of the meeting: application for a Development District requested by M. Beach and Catherine Stover, submitted 8 April 1980. Mr. Warren read through the proposal in its entirety. Questions, comments and discussion occured at various points. In response to a question from Mr. Lane, Mr. Stover said there would be no chemical discharge or odor from the lumber treatment process proposed. Mr. Stover also said that there would be an enclosed power unit for the saw mill but was unable to say when it would be ready. He also asserted that present equipment sales were very small, that there were no plans to extend the sales operation. There will be no show room or display area. There was discussion of means of reducing the noise level and improving the aesthetics of the operation. A wood barrier is apparently immediately possible. A planting of evergreens by the Stovers along the Gill property lines was acceptable to all. It was agreed that there should be some limitation on the hours of operation. Also, log storage should be at least 75 feet from both the property lines and the road. Also, both the buildings and the access road should be 75 feet from the property lines. Mr. Luster stated that permitting the operation opens the door to commercial and light industrial activities in other residential areas. In particular he felt that the Stover operation had a negative impact on the quality of the neighborhood. The Gills have a property appraisal indicating a substantial reduction in the value of their property. After discussion of the relation of the proposal to the criteria specified in the Zoning Ordinance, a motion was made by Mr. Lane and seconded by Mr. Weatherby that the Planning Board approve the Stover proposal subject to the restrictions and limitations discussed during the meeting. The motion passed unanimously. It was agreed that the Chairman would write the report to the Town Board and would seek the approval of the report from the individual members of the Planning Board before submitting it to the Town Board. The first Tuesday of each month was set as the regular meeting day of the Planning Board, beginning 5 August 1980. The meeting adjourned at 10:55 p.m. %ate' qcd A- y Webb S. Fiser Secretary `H 7� �/�rKiSQ}�7•i•L - 4,�v- v w :,•�_ esFc2-= ' •ea r&i T d/n4 '4- _.:__I i&44 i z14_ &iL4 4-i-T, e��Llt -� &a Grs4. � - ._... - - 2#i( -- ----- - -- - - -, 7/A& I — / 4 fz - - - — 4 Ad 42 daj11 ---4 #& aIJy � �i .fi, 4La. A TOWN OF ULYSSES Joint Meeting ULYSSES TOWN BOARD and TOWN PLANNING BOARD 22 October 1979 Present at meeting: Town Board members Supervisor Bruce M. Payne, Council- men William Agard, Robert Herrick, William Smith, J. Frederick Allen; Town Attorney Arthur Golder Jr; Town -Zoning Officer Mary S. -Slade; Planning Board members David Langley, chairman, John Huttar, James Warren, Winton Baines, Absent: Town Clerk Marilyn Ough, Planning Board members -Thomas Gell, Robert Weatherby, Thomas Gorman. Also present A Beers, sec. pro-tem. Mr. Payne called meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. The purpose of the meeting was to permit the Town Attorney Golder to delineate for the Planning Board members scope of functions of that body. Mr. Payne turned the meeting over to Mr. Golder. Mr. Golder opened his remarks with an explanation of the State "open meetings law", as revised on October 1, 1979, indicating the Planning Board could discuss certain matters in an "executive session" but that no decisions could be made at such a session but must be made during a public meeting. Mr. Golder also advised the group that the Planning Board was not required to reach a decision on any case -before them on a "time limit" basis but that they could defer decision on a case until they had had an opportunity to study in greater detail the ramifications of a case where they believed this to be warranted. Mr. Langley iterated the various questions the Planning Board had to consider in reaching a determination. One of these was "personal need" of an applicant vs the "community need". Mr. Golder said the Planning Board could always request permission from the Town Board to seek and hire professional help in determining a Planning Board decision. He also expounded on the legal requirements for an environmental impact statement y. ri.j+e -Provisions of the sti t.a 1 a.i .+,Tr.i+ +we IT l .,.....-_ 11-5-79 i1 NOTES JOINT MEETING between Frank Liguori, Gary Evans and Harry Missirian of County Planning office, Bruce M. Payne, William Agard,,J. Frederick Allen of Ulysses Town Board, Mary Slade, Ulysses Zoning Officer, Carl Cox, deputy Zoning Officer, Arthur Golder, Jr. Town Attoryney, A. Beers, sec for Town Board and BZA. Mr. Liguori opened discussion relative to Beach Stover request for a Planned Development District for his property on Gorge Road. He outlined restrictions which might apply to property in question re the Stover request, saying it was the County Planning Board's opinion the property would fall under the Type I action of SEQR which would possibly require an environmental impact statement since the land area in question is 80 acres. He said they believed a smaller tract of land involved in the request would be better. The County office personnel visited the site, found locations on the 80 acres which they believed more suitable for the location of the mill itself, that they believed the mill could be moved without great expense, that the current mill site, while not really a wetlands area, was of the kind to be considered nearly so. Mr. Evans said alternate locations were possible on the 80 acres which would satisfy all parties concerned and the Town could make a statement that an environmental impact statement would no longer be needed -- if acreage smaller that the 80 in the request could be used. The Planning Board believed the best solution would be to work with Stover_ for another location of the mill, but still allow the operation to continue. It might be best for the Town to suggest meeting with Stover to select a new site which would eliminate the complaints of the Gills. Questioned about the rest of the operations Stover listed in his application, Mr. Liguori said they did not consider that -- just the saw mill operation. Mr. Golder asked how big the entire operation should be, indicating the application was such that the business operation in addition to the saw mill could expand to another Ag-way type. It was the concensus that the Town Board would have to establish limits as to the extent of the entire operation to be permitted. The County Planning Board will help Stover prepare a site plan for the relocation of the saw mill, that the 80 acre request needs to be cut down to size - a few acres. Mr. Golder said the Town Planning Board and the Town Board could (and should) ask for specific definitions of the proposed business activity. The approach should be made through Mr. Stover's attorney. Mr. Missirian said the Town and Planning Board should view the matter with the future development of the area in consideration; that the Town Board should consider this in relation to the rest of the acreage in the Town. Mr. Payne suggested Mr. Golder contact the Stover attorney for steps to be taken to resolve the problem. Mr. Liguori said a time limit of say 6 months could be set for the resolution of the problem and site relocation. All agreed that there is a need in the County and the Town for a saw mill operation. Mr. Liguori paid action might not satify Gills but will give the Town legal backing for its action. Mr. Golder is to draft a letter to be sent to Stover. ~� t 1a.3 ll 7, 1. ... }r'LL 1,T1•� l�l"J 4[_cc���,;'u- . /• [[��aa� , L'; .YJJ s_ITGr_ Jars TAG"_ "�-1:• L tyx _ lFl:l . . L C A s 'C.. ." jF e8 - U Et L Y F .. , O,' . .f. ..� Vii. a ..... _ F --- iS2 ,., Li _.tu r: art3L.' :nt c; lr' _ ^Y' r t 'i'F c. .st ci aril or: _'l'.JL 1_I_ ..ri i - an: ., e4,y1 c�trL7S1. luOr . Et -0. .:ls`or -,he ecerai government, finding that it hat C]:t bocf_ prci.i i 11Y_u .t au'_"1itr- A C] Consv etio , in sou?e.' areas ti looca;.nr a_'.•' =eder'al relief after 1'lodig occrred,began oonsldering, means to oiseoura; F. bu.11ding in such flood hazard areas. 1re 1} 2 f1ooairlZ caused by Fi rricanAgnes precipitated the establishment of a feuezall;a s=ibsicized flood insurance prograro. U e initial , e ergenc _d subsidy program provId ea mace flood irsurancs available to all property owners in a. designate:.' municipality, but at a uniforo. rate which 1F'nores ac tual risk a'. p, izi 1'en site. i t was f ntend ec tna- z urther, a etas lea mappir,E ' ould identify spc:ific flood risk areas, ana that tr,ese areas would they be subject .: various restrictions in tr,e zoning ordinance. 1tY builaing in these areas restricted, lyssEs would b7 ablc t.; participate in tyre regalart flood insurance progra1.", an.i all those properties cut - side of tr,e i ierlti.`'1:nazaro areas would have reduced flood insurance rates Ioday Ihe initial. mappin - of the Town o' ulywses was co :pleted a numbe.- of yea1-F- ago. ;•however ,='ederel funding for further mappr Y according to Gary vans, appears to have rur. Cut , many municipalities - Ulysses ;:nrrluded- not. hdti ir.. detailed maps. In order for Ulysses to bens: i. from om tY:i reduced rates whit.-.: would be avaflablz- t : a:ti : e iuents knew_ the regular' program the or must sit>1°C prociui e a ma; of its own, laentifyins flood raza_.z :q.reas. orr, contract wit:, a_� engineeri 1;g firm for 'letl�c ;"..rveying and capping. Gary:vans suggestec tha' trr- increase- accuracv of e detailedmap woalc ;)o t jus'tiy tne: cost to the . own for an outside consult ai.. .s.ry indicated; that a : approximate map could Lc p* --pare : ty the Courts X-larninz _epart e.nt from i"kformat aireacy gathered ana that mils -2 - map would be sufficient as a basis for the restriction of building In flood. hazard areas. lrie 5oa.rd asked C. -'vans to procede with the drawing of an approximate map for the `.own of Ulysses. Subdivision; G. Evans- j he power tcs review subdivisions has been specifically delegated to iunicipalities by the state. Cn the state level, subdivision is regulated through 1) the health 1-ept. , Ii) the 1. .; , , aria iii) the ea.l crape; t Law ( regulating sabd iv id.ers) . At the eo+..inty level, the Tompkins County health wept. does have a set of subdivision regulations, but these are concerned wits matters of environmental healt,. e.g. water supply, waste disposal. -here reulation:s apply only to subdivisions w1th lots of less than fi au acres. unicipalities, being cnargr-d with a concern for the public health, safety, and general well being, nay adopt regulations re Auiring municipal review of propQs;_t. subdivisions. Such .review may involve a number of co:iswderatlons such as general layout, drainageways, exlstin- character of the neirhborhooU, anu co-mpatability with any rcIpi comurefensive plan. jar " van states( that a [ oo set o t o eJ. s 1 c 1 ..{ c r a s r e l _ _ti� ._ b,r._ �.,li t< k, t:� . Stagy - �.� �..v, s - y-te.c ti,-. a! c ti�... ttia _ 1y. c -s tx. l(, the i 1lage U)' 't .- a nsbu--E ar:: ton.1;: zo.�;ec'~municipalities it tcounty varich hauu=: now acaptesub .i vision regulations. it was suggested that the , lysses ; own oard discass this top.! at their next meeting. ,oti on to ad j oarr:- ,._ . 'ea therby. . ;eccnc - b. Lane. .e et ina ac o'urned 9 15 . . espectf-a11�. sui y?a , ames warred, .. U1yss€ ?ann n_ Loar( WIGGINS,. TSAPIS, GOLDER AND HOLMBERG _rte ATTORNL,Y9 AND COUNBELOR9 AT LAW 308 NORTH TIOGA BTRE$T ITHACA, N. Y. 1451 1 TELEPHONE "4TER J. WIOGINl. ANLYY TGAPIB AR,HUR J. OOLDER, JR. LAURA H. HOLMRORO DAVID B. O6RSH = JAMES N. KZRRIOAN Mr. Bruce Payne Supervisor, Town of Ulysses Town Offices Trumansburg, New York Dear Bruce: �r iw,�Y al A4L 1 2&k Y t 231 7 IAP[YA CODE CO71 IT1-IACA AR 0.2040 TRUMANW➢URO 007-9■1 March 22, 1972 Re: Planning Board and Amendment of Zoning Ordinance At our meeting on March 14, 1972, two questions were left with me for research, as follows: 1) the procedure fog the appointment of members to the 'anning Board and their terms; and 2) the exact procedure for amending the .oning ordinance. With reference to the Planning Board, Town Law Section 271 governs the procedure. It provides that the Town Board may appoint a Planning Board of 5-7 members. If there are five members, they care appointed for terms of office as follows: I member, term of office 1 year 1 member, term of office 2 years 1 member, term of office 3 years 1 member, term of office 4 years i member, term of office 5 years and successors are appointed for five ye,ir terms, if there are seven members, the scheme is the same: the 6th mw. -Der ;s appolnte;l for 6 years, and the 7th for 7 years, and the successors are appointed for 7 year terms As a vacancy occurs, other than by expira bn of office, the Town Board fills tae unexpired term. Neither the Town Supervisor nor a Town Councilman may be on the Planning Board. 1 o�a _2• - With regard to the decisions made by the Planning Board during the time they were serving expired terms, Section 5 of the Public Officers Law reads as follows: "Every officer.....shall, ...hold over and continue to discharge the duties of his office, after the expiration of the term for which he shall have been chosen, until his successor shall be chosen and qualified." "An appointment for a term shortened by reason of a predecessor holding over, shall be for the residue of the term only." The validity of Planning Board action taken while a member was "holding over" after his term had expired was upheld in Waters v. Connor, 11 Misc. 2d 174, 169.NYS 2d 526. It appears, therefore, that Planning Board actions can be assumed to be valid. I would suggest that. the expired terms be immediately filled and that a resolution be passed by the Town Board confirming the action taken by the /Planning Boaru during the expired period involved. The procedure to amend the zoning ❑rdinance is governed by Town Law uection 264, and is as follows: I - A. 10 daysnotice-of time and place of hearing published in paper of general circulation in the town. B. Written notice of any proposed change -or amendment affecting property within 500 feet of the boundaries of any city, village, town, county, state park or parkway to the regional .state park commission with jurisdiction over state park or parkway; in case of a city, village or town to the clerk, in the case of a county to the clerk of the board of supervisors at least 10 days prior to the hearing. II Public hearing Entered in minutes of Town Board. III Publication in newspaper published in town or county (Town Board designates) of amendment (but not maps). IV Posting of amendment and any map incorporated therein on sign board maintained by town clerk. v Affidavits of publication and posting filed with town clerk. VI Ordinance to take effect 10 days after publication and posting. -3 - If we plan to have a public informational meeting prior to the required public hearing, I suggest that we take steps to immediately set up that meeting and to give at least 10-20 days' notice in the newspapers and news media to all residents that the zoning ordinance has not been completed and is available for inspection, together with the proposed map. • You shoukk also tell them where this can be done and I would assume that the meeting room of the Town Hall would be appropriate. Finally, I am enclosing herewith the mobile home ordinance which appears to be in order. I think it would be appropriate for us to discuss the manner in which I will be billing the Town for the services rendered, and the rates of pay. Please give me a call at your convenience for this purpose. Kincest regards, I remain Respectfully yours, STANLEY TSAPIS ST:mp .ti� t.• wa_1 Y w. TOWN ❑F ULYSSES 1O ELM STREET TRUMANSBuRG, N.Y. 14BB6 23 June 1983 Mr. Roger J. Willians 1843 Trumansburg Road Jacksonville, Nei., Yor)� Dear Touer: Be advised that th_ Ulysses Town Boarcx has accepted your resignatio ; fro--' the Planning Board wit .. regret. Fleas, accent the Town Board's appreciation for your efforts in behal:of the Town. sincerely , RICHARD E. BACKER Supervisor b/b G' TOWN OF ITHACA 126 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850 March 9, 1983 Marilyn E. Cugh Town Clerk Town of Ulysses Box 446 Trumansburg, NY 14886 Re: Positive Declaration of Environmental Significance for Revisions to Town of Ithaca Subdivision Regulations Dear Affected Agency: On March 15, 1983, the Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca resolved that the proposed revision of the Town Subdivision Regulations was an environmentally significant Type I action under the New York State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) and that a Draft Environmental Impact Statement should be prepared in conjunction with the proposed revisions. The Planning Board intends to act as the lead agency in this environmental review. You have been identified aF an involved or affected agency and the Planning Board would appreciate your cooperation and advice in this review process. Your agency will be be informed prior to a "scoping" session which will be scheduled for later in the spring. If you have any questions regarding this environmental review, the proposed subdivision regulations, or the Planning Board's designation as lead agency, please call or write to the Town of Ithaca offices. Sincerely Peter M. Lovi Town Planner MAR I 0 1963 TOWN OF uLyS5E5 I�q 1 C SEQR Positive Declaration Notice of Intent to Prepare a ❑raft EIS Determination of Significance Lead Agency: Town of Ithaca Planning Board Project # {if any) Address: 126 East Seneca Street Ithaca, NY 14850 date: March 9, 1983 3,-1980 This notice is issued pursuant to Part 617 (and lgcai law #f if any) of the imple- menting regulations pertaining to Article 8 (State Environmental Quality Review) of the Environ- mental Conservation Law. The lead agency has determined that the proposed action described below may have a signifl- cant effect on the environment and that a Draft Environmental Impact Statement will be prepared. Title of Action: Revision of the Town of Ithaca Subdivision Regulations SEQR Status: Type! Unlisted ❑ ❑escription of Action: The first comprehensive revision of the Town Subdivision Regulations since their adoption in 1955. r a Location: (include the name of the county and town. A location map of appropriate scale is also recommended) Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County (Attach additional pages as needed) C C-14 l90 SEQR Positive Declaration Reasons Supporting This Determination: Page 2 This Generic Environmental Impact Statement will enable the Planning Board to consider the comprehensive impact of developments within the Town which would otherwise fall below the thresholds set by SEQRA and Local Law,. - #3, 1980. For Further Information: Contact Person: Address: Peter M. Lovi, Town Planner Phone No.• 126 East Seneca St. , Ithaca, NY 14850 (607) 273-1747 Copies of this Notice Sent to: Commissioner -Department of Environmental Conservation;, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, New York 12233-0❑01 Appropriate Regional Office of the Department of Environmen�a! Conservation Office of the Chief Executive Officer of the political subdivision in which the action will be princi- pafly located Main office and appropriate regional office (if any) of lead agenc,, Applicant (if any) All other involved agencies (if any) Tompkins County Planning Department Tompkins County Health Department Town of Ithaca Zoning Board of Appeals NYS Department of Transportation, Regional Off' City of Ithaca Town of Lansing Village of Lansing Village of Cayuga Heights Town of Dryden Town of Danby Town of Enfield -Town of Ulysses Finger Lakes State Park Commission C-15 ADOPTED BY THE PLANNING BOARD 2/15/83 Page 1 RESOLUTION MAKING A DETERMINATION OF POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE PURSUANT TO THE NEW YORK STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW ACT FOR THE REVISION OF THE TOWN OF ITHACA SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS WHEREAS: 1. the Planning Board has begun the revision of the present Town of Ithaca subdivision regulations, and 2. the Planning Board has reviewed the long Environmental Assessment Form, and 3. such revisions are a direct, Type I action as defined by SEQRA and Town of Ithaca Local Law #3 - 1980, and 4. such revisions will have an effect on permitted land uses within the Town of Ithaca, and 5. a comprehensive environmental assessment should be made prior to the revision of these regulations, and 6. the Planning Board should act as the lead agency in this SEQR review, THEREFORE, I"" IS RESOLVED THAT: 1. The Planning Board declare and hereby does declare that the revision of the subdivision regulations is a Type I action and that a positive declaration of significance shall be filed with the Town Board as an affected agency. SR res 021583