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Haved by Mr. VanBenschoten, seconded by M:c, Cummings, to authorize Leland
Cornelius to attend 1984 Highway School. from Jude 4 - 6 at the Cornell
Campus. Ayes - Sovocool., VanBenschaten, Cumrn3ngs,, Robinson
Moved by MT. Sovocool, seconded by Mr. Van$enschoten, to authoxize Highway
Superintendent to pre]�are specifications and advertize for 'bids for a box
culvert for OlaTk 'Street Extension Project with bid opening to be June 12,
1984, at 8:30 P.M. Ayes - So'vocool, VanBenschoten, Cummings, Robinson
Lyle Raymond, Environmental Management Council Representati ;l reported on
status of Route 13, County Planning Board is committed to the B -1 Corridor.
Recommendations now goe to the Gourity Board of Representatives. New highway
money is a long time Corning. Upgrading axisting road money will come
quicker.
Claim Nos. 120 to 145 of the Highway Fund in the amount of $9,581-77 and
Claim Nos. 12? to 145 of the Genexal F'urid, in the amount of ;x2,390.19 were
presented for audit. Mr. Cummings moved that the bills. be paid and the
clerk instructed to draw warrant for them. Seconded by MT. Sovocool,
Ayes - Sovocool, VanBen choten, Cummings, Robinson
Supervisox indicated tape recording of all boald.s meeting on zoning came-
out real well and suggested the town look into purchasing a Tecordex' to
assist in minutes of Town, Planning and Appeals Board meetings.
There being
no
fvx"thcx blaSiness,
Mr.
Sovocool inoved to adjourn rnee'ti.ng,
seconded by
Mr.
Curo C ings , at +00
P.1P1.
Una.nXmouS .
Colleen D. PierEon
ToTem 01 ex'k
MINUTES OF SPECIAL TOWN BOAaD [422TINC HELD MONDAY, MAY 14, 1984 7:3G B, M.
Those present, Texesa
E l lard
Donald
GCxdon
Jack F
Absent: Joseph
I4f .
E.
C.
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If .
Robinson, Supervisor
Sovocool, Councilman
Cummings, Councilman
VanBenschoten, Councilman
,gexald, Attorney
Graham, IIman
Also presents Leland Corn( lies, Ralph Schooley, Robert Walpole, Glenn
Munson
Purpose of meeting was to discuss Teclain�tion of gravel pit on Spring Street,
Schooley Ente •prises, Inc, have contract to demolish SCM manufacturing
buildings in Groton and have asked the Town to put some products in gravel
pit subject to DEC approval. Mr. Schooley estimates there will be 12,000
yards of rubble. Schooley En terprisas appropriated $7500-00 for clumping in
there contract with SONG, Mr, Glenn Plunson indicated this was in the ball
park wl th .other quotes. Schooley Enterprises, Inc, offered the Torun
1O,0OO fox dumping permit. Attorney Fitzaexald. adv!E;ed that a tempor=j
dumping permit could be granted to Schooley Enterprises, Inc. pending
approval of such dtamping fx'om all requi�ced Governmental Agencies. After
lengthy discussion with all involved, the following resolution was
offered;
RESOLUTION NO, - 15 TEMPORARY DIRTING PERMIT GRAFTED `p0 SCHOO=iy
ENTERPRISES IT C
Moved by Mr. Sovocool, seconded by Mr. Cummings
Ayes - Sovocool, Cummings, VanBenschotC , Pobin�,on (Absent - Graham)
WHEREAS the Town Board finds, that the Sprang Street Gravel pit can
no longer adequately suppler the need of the Tolrrn fox its supply of sand
and gravel and realizing that when totally exhausted the pit will have
to be x`ecladmed in accord nce with State regulations,
RESOLVM that the Town Board. hereby grantr, a temporary license to
Schooley Entej%Prises, Inc. to uze such Spring Street Gravel Pit for the
purpose of dumping :nubble Fill generated from the demolition of the
fox neT SCM manufacturing buildings {consisting of approx:Una.tely 265,000
square feet of buildi,rrg) in consideration of payment by Schooley
Enterprises, Inc. to the Town of Groton of the 48um of 100000 ().00 payable
in advance, Which the boaxd determines to be a fair and adequate considex-
ation for such license,
PROVIDED HOWEI�TR, that Schooley Enterprises, Inc, covers the dumpirng
area in aocordance with DEC requirements when the dumping_ has been
completed, and
PROVIDED FURTHER that the ToiQi of Groton anti Schooley Enterprises,
Inc. receive appro'Va.l of such dumping project from all required gove)mn
inenta.l agencies .
Such licenc if issued shall expire on May 14, 1985.
Schooley Entexprlses, lnc. hereby accepts all of the terms
contained in the above resclutiorl .
Plate resident, Schcoley'Entex rfses, Inc.
K2i . Glenn Munson, Broker for Munson Realty, presented Board T+lembexs with
information on property located at 729 Spring Street Extensions (Parcel
3'21`4° ) T�rhich the Town is con8idering for use as a gravel pit, Mr, Emson
said soil borings mould be available by Thursday. One boring has been
completed and looks good as a gravel source. property con szst!�.of 41 acres
with a ' x 0' steel building for a firm contraot price of $150,000,
ft. Munson indicated another paa ty erias interested in purchasing property.
Board members, Attorney, I54r. Funson and [fix. Walpole discussed options to
hold property and also Trays to finance. After considerable discussion,
the following xesolution was offered;
RESOLUTION No. 16 OPTION TO PURCHASE PROF; TRTY
Ploved by hr. Cummings, seconded. by T r. VanB�nschoten
Ayes - Sovocool, VanBenschoten, Comm' gs, Robinson Graham - Absent
BE IT VESOLVRD, that if Mr. Herbext Tichenor grants to the Town an
option to p=ohase property (Tax Map ids. D21�4- ) for the svgs of
$1.00, the ',Gown Supexvriso= is authorized to accept the option without
Further action of this board.
There being no further business, Pr, Sovocool moved to adjourn meeting,
seconded by I4`7, VanBenschoten, at 9:20 P.Pt. - k1ar11maus
Colleen D. Pierson
Town Clerk
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