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•TOkT1V OF DRYDEN
DRYDEN, NEW YORK
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January 8, 1966
MEMO TO: Residents of Hanshaw Road (or Hanshaw Extension), Zeman Road,
and Lower Creek Road
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FROM: Town of Dryden Planning Board
After further evaluation of the name changes proposed for your road and
in light of additional information.obtained during the past week both from
residents and Town Board members; the'Planning Board has decided to modify
its recommendations concerning the new Brick School Road and the straight
I extension of Hanshaw Road down Lower Creek Road.
Our recommendation to the Town Board at their meeting on January 11
will now be that Hanshaw Road make the north turn at the intersection of
Lower Creek Road (and Monkey Run) and continue as Hanshaw Road up to the
West Dryden Road, Lower Creek Road will 'remain the same as it is now. We
j hope that in the near future more adequate signs will reduce the danger
and help eliminate confusion on this intersection.
In making this change the Planning Board has not altered its original
preference in giving the north -south section of the Hanshaw Road and the
• Zeman Road a new name. However, we expect that this new recommendation
will meet with your approval and we hope that it proves to be a satisfac-
tory solution. At least with new house.numbers, continuing from the Ithaca
line to the West Dryden Road, there should no longer be any confusion by
fire companies or emergency vehicles. Such services will be provided with
your new number and eventually a revised Town map. As was mentioned pre -
viously, you should be receiving your new house number before Spring.
TOWN OF DRYDEN PLANNING BOARD
Peter A. Curtiss, Chairman
cc. Planning Board Members
Town Board Members
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CJNTURY SYSTEb1 RUR.P4� HOUSE
NUMBERING SURVEYS, -SINCE 1989
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T Own Board of Dryden ;
Town Fa.11,rryden,�T.V,
Gentlemen:
R. H. DENMAN
RURAL CONSULTANT
972 CLIFF STREET
ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850
January 10,1966
AR 2 -8188
We are enclosing a Progress Report on the hous -numbering perpared for
the Dryden Planning Board, The outside work on 'the survey has been com_
plet ed for about two months, The list in g is now done as far as possible
until the names and terminations of certain roads is decided,
A copy of this incomplete list is being submitted to the Planning Board,
along with the Progress Report , for possible changes on certain roads
and for checking, if they wish,
The total of places assigned numbers will be around 1700. Using this
figure and referring to the amended contract you will be able to figure
the approximate cost of the survey.
Since it will be some time yet before all problems are settled and a
final Street List is completed we would appreciate payment of a minor
portion of the cost.
Yours truly,
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?. H. Denman
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RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AF.1.' EOP KNG. AND R.11'.Nt ING WITH THE LAND
IN RELATION TO PROPERTY Y SIT ATE IN THE TOWN OF i)RYDEN.,
TOsi/1PKINS COUNTY,, NEW YORK, AS SHOir N A.i�II? LAID OUT ON A MAP
OF WINDY I�S�TOR � �� Sri} �l�I S O. r BEING OWNED BY C. Wt SA..I D.
The residential area covenants in their entirety shall apply to the entire
subrydivi:sion of Windy Knoll.
1� Land Use at-nd £iuild.i*a.g Type4 No iot shall be used e:rcept for reui�
dential purposes. No buildirta shall be erected, altered, placed or permitted
to remain on any lot other than one detached single4a.mily dwelling not to
exceed two and one�h.blf stories in height and a private garage for not more
than two czars.
2. Architectural Goatrol% No building shra l be erected, placed or
altered on any lot until the construction plans and specifications and a plan
showing the location of the structure have been approved by the architectural
control committee appointed by C„ SRI, Sa.dd, his successors or assigns as to
quality of •uJorkmar.#ship and n izteAi, :t1sr harmony of external design with exist.,
ing structures, and as to location with respect to topography and finish grade
elevation. No fence or wall shall be erected:, placed or altered on any lot
nearer to any street than the mininiur a building set -back line unless similarly
approved.. A.pprov,il shall be obtained in wr: iti.n.g n fror the said Committee.
3. Dwelling Cost, ualit_y and Sized No dwelling ehall be permitted on
any lot at Aa cost os. less than $10, O00, 00 based upon cost levels prevailing e.t
the date these covenants are record; d,. it being the intention and purpose of
the covenant to assure that all dwellings s%:all be of a quality of wworkmaash p
and materials substantially the same or better than that which can be produced
or. the Nate of the recording of these covenants at the mininaurn cost stated
herein for the minimum permitted dwelling size, The ground floor area of the
i naita structure, excl.c.asive of one "story open porches and garages, shall be not
less than 900 square feet for a, cane-- -story dwelling, nor less than 700 square
feet for a dwelling of more than one: stony,
4. Building cation, No building shall be located on any lot nearer
than. 50 feet to the front lot lizie, or nearer than 50 feet to any side street
line. No building shall be loc:a.ted nearer than 15 feet to an irnterior lot line,
610 lever, ;a garage or other permitted accessary buiediing, whether attached
to the house or riot, may be built wAhira 5 feet ot" the side or rear line, For
the purposes of this covenant, eaves, steps, and open porches ;shall not be
considered as a past of a building, provided„ however, that this shall riot be
constructed to permit any portion of a building, ota a lot, to encroach upon
,.rather lot, v
a. Lot Area. and 'Rlidth: No dwelling sha.l.l be erected or placed on zmty
lot having a width of Hess than 90 aeet a,t the minimum. building. setback line
not shall any dwt,ibing be eructed or plat ced on any tot having an area of less,
than 12, 000 square feet.
5. Nuisances*, No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on
12porn any lot, nor shalt araything,be done thereon itnhich may be or may become
- an annoyance or naisance to tha ne'abborhood,
?. Temporary Structures: No structure of a1 temporary character,
is trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn or other out building shall be
used on any lot at any time as e. residence, either temporarily or perrr$aiaentay,
S. Signs: No sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public view on
any tot except one professional sigp of hot more than one square foot, one
sign of not more than five _ vAa S'eet advertising the property for sale or
rent, or .signs used by a builder tc advertise the property during the con
saruction and sales o riod„
9. Garbage and Refuse Disposal; Na lot shall be used or maintained
as a dur„-cping ground for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste shalt not
be kept except in. sanitary contair..er s. All incinerators or other equipment
foA the storage or disposal of sucb material shall. be kept in �L cleau acid rani_.,
tarn condition..
10. Water Supply, i'To individual water supply system shall be permitted
on any loto
I I. Sewage ,Disposal; No individual sewage disposal system stsa,ll be
pdrmitted on any lot unless such systern is designed, located and constructed
in accordance with the requirements, standards and recommendations of the
Tompkins County Health Department. approval of such system as installed
• shall be obtained from such authority,
lZo Term* These vovena.ntw; are o run with the band and shall be bind
inn on all parties and ali persons claiming under them for a period of twenty•y
five years from the date these: cuvt3narats are recorded, after which time said
covenants shall be automatically extended for stacces give period of 0 years
unless an instrument signed by a rnajority of the then owners of the hots has
been recorded, agreeing to change said covenants in whole or in part,
13, Enforcement: Enforcement shall be by proceeding at law or iq
equity against any person or persons violating or a.ttersipting to violate any
coveYaat cit'her to destrain violation or to recover dc3i1^d.gf',s.
14. Alteration, Amending o :r Vacatingt Any of the alcove restrictions
and covenants may be altered, amended or vac.tted by the consent in writing
of the o «Hers of twoAhirds of the lints in this sub division and the consent
in writing of C. V'. Sa�dd, his successors or assigns, if he or they have any
ownership interest in this sub division.
15. S:evz!rability: Invalicdation of any of these covenants by judgment
or court order shall in no wise aff:;ct ,iny of the ether provisions which shall
remain in fu11 force and effect,
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Town of Dryden Planning Board
MEMBERS
Mr. Peter A. Curtiss (Chairman)
12 Upper Creek Road 347 -4282
Etna, New York 13062 or CU x5014
Mrs. L. B. Hardesty 273 -6063
22 Genung Road
R. D, 2
Ithaca, New York 14850
Mrs. Arlton K. Fletcher 844 -6892
27 Lake Road
Dryden, New York 13053
Mr. George Hanford 844 -5661
Simms Hill Road
Dryden, New York 130513
_r. Frederick W. Lengemann 273 -4127
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20 Niemi Road or CU x3327
ROD. 1
Freeville, New York 13068
Mr. Ben E. Sheffy 272 -1660 (CU)
Turkey Hill Road 273 -0480
ROD. 2
Ithaca, New York 14850
Mr. Alton I. Reed 272 -3029
88 E. Mount Pleasant Road
R, D, 2
Ithaca, New York 14850
Mrs, Marion Steger (Secretary)
Groton, New York
898 -3418
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January 12, 1966
TOWN BOARD REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Thomas Benson 347 -4883
24 West Dryden Road
R.D. 1
Freeville, New York 13068
Mr, Emmons Ogden 539 -7737
1425 Ellis Hollow Road
R.D. 2
Ithaca, New York 14850
(Other Town
Mr. Thomas
72 South G
R.D. 2
Freeville,
Board Members)
Supervisor
Todd 844 -9377
eorge Road
New York 13068
Mr. Gary Lee 273 -4949 or CU x5145
911 Dryden Road
Ithaca, New York
Mr, Sidney Jones 844 -5241
11 Main Street
Freeville, New York 13068
TOWN CLERK
Mrs. Marlene Luss 844 -3138 (Office)
65 E. Main Street (Office)
Dryden, New York 13053
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TOWN OF DRYDEN
DRYDEN, NEW YORK
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IN THE HEART OF FINGER LAKES REGION
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Dryden, Tompkins
County, New York request that the State of New York transfer
and assign its contract with the Greater Ithaca Regional
Planning Board to Egner and Niederkorn Associates, of Ithaca.,
New York, in connection with the 701 project,.it being under-
stood that all of the fees and services as specified in the
original agreement shall remain unchanged.
I, Marlene W. Luss, Town Clerk.of the Town
York do hereby certify that the foregoing
the resolution adopted unanimously by the
regular meeting held on January 17, 19660
of Dryden, New
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Town Board at a
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DRYDEN QUESTIONNAIRE (Please ignore numbers in parentheses.)
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HOUSING INFORMATION IM = �r'e�vene �eS
a -Da di -30 a, - uo
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1) a. How many years have you lived in Dryden? a ?. is. � Qt, al to.,3
b. Have you always lived in Dryden? Yes6.41-? .3No469P2.v 61 ?J- Po 8of
If not, where did you live immediately before? g;2 "�
2) a. How many members of your family, including yourself, are now living at this
address? AY4 4 = 30 S.S
b. How many people
meen b& wbo are.not members of your fami y are living with you?
per fe�n-t y3N.Y ?1 '9 9 y . o o� yd'q
3) If you rent this hodse or apartment from someone else, please check which of the fol-
lowing you plan to do in the next five years:
aa' 351• g Continue to rent the same house or apartment?
(91 J1 b;a 3:3 Rent elsewhere in Dryden?
c!o �6, y Buy a house in Dryden?
d 1° ��• `� Move to another community in Tompkins County?
e ra �)9. Move out of Tompkins County?
4) If you own this house, please check which of the following you plan to do in the next
five years:
'1 105 Move out of Tompkins County?
bO 3. Move to another location in Tompkins County other than Dryden?
, c Move to another location in Dryden?
Continue living at your present address?
5) If you own this house, is it a: S 9
AIN /S_� single family house Zt mobile home
4)7 a69 two family house S r other
more than two family house
6) If you own this house, approximately when was it built?
77 LL..? after 1960 % _9 1900 -1929
i36a_9 1950 -1960 io3 -0 before 1900
Lbi3.d 1930 -1949
II. WATER AND SEWERAGE INFORMATION
1) What is your source(s) of drinking water?
+_a spring 9_3 driven well (pipe)
a .9 cistern 30S 5 S 2drilled well (casing)
y4 .o dug well 109 >9_9 public water supply
2) Does this source(s) supply other buildings on your property? Yes9a �" "No#P Pa•Al
If so, which buildings? _RARN -Hau5E orH G R
Frtjuw.ncy a8 3 5 a 1
3 Do you have an of the following 33.3 y1. �, � Please
y y g problems with your drinking water supply? Please
check those that apply.
O is, L mineral taste such as sulphur, lime, etc.
b;9 3.6 cloudiness after rain
cs° 9. l source is not adequate
C 1112/94/ none of the above problems
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4) Has your drinking water source dried up in the last two years? Yes 6o NoH9'?g3, (21)
If so, how many weeks was it dry? o weeks 1 a a S to 02 y %ot -,Y,o, a (22)
FrelaVeney 4 19
per een4 13.6 V3.,2 9. ! o -?.3 o -?-3 QS
5) Do you plan in the next five years to change your present method of obtaining drinking
water? Yess±9.9 Noy" 90.0
6) a. What method of sewage disposal do you have? (24)
4Ts 90. septic-tank a 14 stabilization pond
46 s S cesspool 6 1,sg Other (specify)
b. Is this method adequate? Yes _ No _ (25)
7) Do you have plans in the next five years to change your present method of sewage
disposal? YesK3 i& 9 No HO 8X3.1 1 l �,,o&/c�' /.'ke
In what manner? New Y;llaae Sewer s sicr» Selotolc frank / n.,l, / ;r CP,.,
FluQuev) c y
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III. FAMILY INFORMATION `L!
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ppropriate boxes below that apply to the occupation and place of
employment of all members of your household that are OVER 16 years of age living
at this address.
,.U, TO 40 �W „b eu� t�e4,0 1AAP*)IQII C(2
Farming:
self- employed
Wife
full -time
Wife
part -time
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Others
self - employed
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part -time
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full -time
7
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Wife
Others
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Where do the employed members of your family (listed above) work?
Dryden
Ithaca
Cortland
Elsewhere
Tompkins
Elsewhere
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County
outside
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2) Please check those companies that are presently employing someone in your household:
40y 3&%�Cornell University (48) J;' iS _7 Retail store
•3 a Morse Chain Co. (49) ... 7 LaLS Therm Electric
is 3� Nat. Cash Register (50) / :L2 Government enc
g J.y Agway 51 173 y
gw y ( ) — 0 / N.Y. State Gas & Electric
5 Ithaca College (52) �3 ,LS.Y Wickwire
S 9 Ithaca Gun (53) '"64 0 Brewer - Tichner
a Ithaca Textiles (54) 4a _s School district
' Overhead Door (55) 138 -Q. Other (please specify)
Q0 3 ib Smith - Corona (56)
3) Within which range does the total income of your household fall?
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i-1 a_3 Under 1000'' 1O ab'. $9000 to $11999
$ :'
4 q 13$1000 to $3999 x ?5fi7�/�? 9 $12000 to $15000
7y ly, a 4000 to 5999' razz
$ $ O�er.$15000
139 2I 7$6000 to $8999
4) How many licensed 'operating•motor vehicles do you have in your household?
cars _ trucks . other
C&rS 11 a 3 Al t +rucks ► a 3 rgc{�rS 3
f rel uenc,/ 331 176 /4 87 - Pirc2ue,ic� 61 G 3
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Per cen+ 63.1 33.5 3.1 00q1 per een-� 89• 1 8 #4 H•3
5). If you are presently engaged in farming,
a. How many acres do you: own rent from others farm
b. What are the main products?
IV. SHOPPING INFORMATION (for household)
1) Read down each column of shopping items and place an F next to the shopping area
where you frequently purchase the item or service, or an O if you only occasionally
purchase there.
Dryden
Downtown Ithaca
Triphammer Plaza
Downtown Cortland
Groton Ave. Plaza
Syracuse
Binghamton
Groton
Elmira
Freeville
•Other (specify)
2) Is there a need for more
If ves, what kind?
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V. RECREATION INFORMATION
1) Do any members of your family actively participate in outdoor recreation?
Yes 9 No 30.3
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2) Which of the following recreational facilities do you use most frequently?
93 X3.1 Baseball (6) 89i5.G Golf (7)a4t 46 ,77 Swimming (8) 36(Psya Picnicking (9)
A49 _g Softball (10) t.la LYBowling (11) s "a 8_9 Tennis (12) i9 3> y Skeet Shooting (20)
qq /Z Boating (14) I;K alvHiking (15)►r7t IQ.4 Hunting (16):3f7 6.6 Horse Riding (17)
187 33S Fishing (18) 1tt, Q.07 Skating (19) 35�Lrl Hockey (13)
3) Please name any recreation activity you feel should be started or enlarged in Dryden. (21)
ISSpeople. ._Q5W1rvmm1n +(4 - 63 901eo a) 5 kiir4G -►o c,.5 3)- fenn�s - ta g 17 /l.o
gnsLdere / E)+beQfer c• U1+urcLl uC. +ivi-iieS - S 3•a (0) CcYO!jR Qc +i %J 3 - -edVcoi ion0..1 - a /• 3
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do ISS resPon Ses not Sg9 I a'7.8 u/0 r%rPIied
4) Do you feel that there are enough youth programs in Dryden? Yes & 0 No 4/0
If no, what youth facilities do you feel are needed? tiso 1 C4
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VI. PERSONAL OPINION INFORMATION
In which one of the following communities do you live?
37s 201 Town of Dryden 11 4 221.6 Village of Dryden go � 6 Village of Freeville
Rate the following services for the community in which you live (check appropriate column)
At I R1; .!::z)Ponln►= I\1T�
Road Maintenance
Snow Removal
School System
Public Recreation
Fire Protection
Police Protection
Traffic Control
Junkyard Control
Housetrailer Control
Billboard Control
Garbage & Trash Disposal
City Planning
Zoning
How would you rate the over -all physical appearance of the community in which you live
on the following scale by circling a number?
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Do you have any further comments or opinions on these or other subjects which should
be considered in planning? (Use separate sheet if necessary,) I1poteL town az2ac von e -13
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