HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-05-15TOWN PLANNING BOARD, TOWN OF DRYDE7J9 NEW YORK MAY 159 1967
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The Planning Board for: the Town of Dryden met May 15, 1967 at
7:45 o'clock in the Town Hall with members Reed, Paterson, Hanford,
Councilman Ogden, and Chairman Curtiss. Also in attendance were Mrs.
Mulholland (visitor and Duane Hurlbutt, Bob Keech and Ernie Cole.
The following Official Notice, as appeared in the Rural News and
the Ithaca Journal prior to May 10, 1967, was read by the Secretary:
Please Take Notice that the Planning Board of the Town of Dryden
will hold a public hearing, pursuant to Section 276 of the Town Law,
on the application of Robert Keech and Duane Hurlbutt for approval of
a major subdivision consisting of an apartment complex known as
"Fountain GloiIvApartments, Inc." and a group of homes to be built on
a new road called Sunset hest. This subdivision is located on the
west side of Pinckney Road.
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Said Hearingwill be held on the 15th day of May 1967 (Monday) at
the Town Offices at 7:30 p.m., at which time all interested persons
will be given an opportunity to be heard.
By order of the Planning Board.
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Peter A. Curtiss, Chairman
Duane Hurlbutt presented maps of Fountain GZoUvApartments, Inc.,
•the surveying having been done by Mr. McDowell. This was considered a
preliminary layout. Lot sizes were 75,000 sq. ft. plus. He explained
i that due to inclement weather it had been impossible to take the water
test. Most of the trees are cleared. An 88 "x40' culvert has been put
in the creek, and an attempt has been made to shape the road. Gas and
! Electric, as well as contour lines, were shown on previous map. On
i the ,final map, they agreed that every lot will be spelled out, they
will cooperate with Dick Case on the road, and that health department
1 approval will be obtained.
Chairman Curtiss explained that since the last meeting he has been
in touch with the Keech - Hurlbutt lawyer, the Town of Dryden lawyer, and
the Town Board and ,found that a Performance Bond is not necessary. It
was agreed that a Certified Check in the amount of 05,000-will be
sufficient for the Planning Board to give approval of a subdivision if
a road is incomplete.)(—
Hurlbutt asked if he and his partner could be assured that future
builders would be governed by the same regulations as they. Curtiss
stated that subdivision regulations are apt to change somewhat and that
no such assurance could be given. Question arose as to whether or not
I it was necessary to have another Public Hearing on this subdivision.
Curtiss stated that a Public Hearing is a necessary law and is a meeting
at which time suggestions can be made to the builder and interested
people can be heard.
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No communication o.f any type regarding this Public Hearing has
been received. Public Hearing was closed at 8:23 p.m. The final
plat will be presented June 15th.
Board members reviewed prelininary plans for the final phase of
Fountain G1ovlSubdivision, known as Phase -#2, called Fountain G1o%VWe3t.
This consists of 13 lots lus extra large lot for laudramat, car wash
and office, and covers'215 o•f the original 41 acres. This showed
proposed road, and proposed location of sewage on each lot (water and
sewage being over 100' apart. Owners plan to have Dick Case help plan
the road and lay out the lots so that it will be ready for approval
either in July or August. McDowell will draw map to specifications.
Planning Board members are concerned about a public relations
program for the purpose of reaching everyone in our town concerning
the big issue of Zoning - -what approach should we make - -what kinds of
media might be used.
Chairman Curtiss introduced Ernie Cole, from the Tompkins County
Farm Extension Service, who has had considerable experience within the
community and county in explaining programs to various groups. Mr.
Cole explained that during the past year and a half a procedure has
been worked out whereby he and Ken Gardner work with groups in relation
to Planning, Zoning, Land Use in General. A workbook has been developed
called Comrunity- Resources - Management containing statistics back to 1960,
information on income, growth of various communities in the county, per-
centage of population in different income levels, occupation groups,
economic base in community, unemployed and low- income group, etc. He
stated that the purpose of these meetings is to call attention to the
people's needs. Mr. Cole .felt, with Dryden, Lansing and Groton being
in the agricultural region, that such a program could be planned within
the next year. Board of Supervisors are showing keen interest in Planning.
Board members ,felt that we are not ouite ready to start such a
program. Both the Town Board and the Planning Board are patiently wait-
ing for zoning ordinances to be written by the 701 Board. Curtiss stated
that a great deal-'.has been done on the 701 Program -- Zoning being one of
the big items on which they are working. However, it was decided that
a group, such as the Kiwanis Club, be approached and asked to sponsor a
series o•f three meetings, in the ,form, of a workshop, with about twenty
interested persons. Mr. Cole will meet with the group. The Town Hall
is available, if no conflicting meetings. Mr. Cole is anxious to obtain
updated ,figures from Tom Niederkorn, if possible.
Rocco Lucente submitted plans for Meadow Lark Road subdivision,
with 22 lots. Everything seemed to be in order, including health depart-
ment approval.
Public Hearing is scheduled ,for. June 15, 1967.
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Marion Steger, Sec.
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No communication o.f any type regarding this Public Hearing has
been received. Public Hearing was closed at 8:23 p.m. The final
plat will be presented June 15th.
Board members reviewed prelininary plans for the final phase of
Fountain G1ovlSubdivision, known as Phase -#2, called Fountain G1o%VWe3t.
This consists of 13 lots lus extra large lot for laudramat, car wash
and office, and covers'215 o•f the original 41 acres. This showed
proposed road, and proposed location of sewage on each lot (water and
sewage being over 100' apart. Owners plan to have Dick Case help plan
the road and lay out the lots so that it will be ready for approval
either in July or August. McDowell will draw map to specifications.
Planning Board members are concerned about a public relations
program for the purpose of reaching everyone in our town concerning
the big issue of Zoning - -what approach should we make - -what kinds of
media might be used.
Chairman Curtiss introduced Ernie Cole, from the Tompkins County
Farm Extension Service, who has had considerable experience within the
community and county in explaining programs to various groups. Mr.
Cole explained that during the past year and a half a procedure has
been worked out whereby he and Ken Gardner work with groups in relation
to Planning, Zoning, Land Use in General. A workbook has been developed
called Comrunity- Resources - Management containing statistics back to 1960,
information on income, growth of various communities in the county, per-
centage of population in different income levels, occupation groups,
economic base in community, unemployed and low- income group, etc. He
stated that the purpose of these meetings is to call attention to the
people's needs. Mr. Cole .felt, with Dryden, Lansing and Groton being
in the agricultural region, that such a program could be planned within
the next year. Board of Supervisors are showing keen interest in Planning.
Board members ,felt that we are not ouite ready to start such a
program. Both the Town Board and the Planning Board are patiently wait-
ing for zoning ordinances to be written by the 701 Board. Curtiss stated
that a great deal-'.has been done on the 701 Program -- Zoning being one of
the big items on which they are working. However, it was decided that
a group, such as the Kiwanis Club, be approached and asked to sponsor a
series o•f three meetings, in the ,form, of a workshop, with about twenty
interested persons. Mr. Cole will meet with the group. The Town Hall
is available, if no conflicting meetings. Mr. Cole is anxious to obtain
updated ,figures from Tom Niederkorn, if possible.
Rocco Lucente submitted plans for Meadow Lark Road subdivision,
with 22 lots. Everything seemed to be in order, including health depart-
ment approval.
Public Hearing is scheduled ,for. June 15, 1967.
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Marion Steger, Sec.
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DRYDEN, NEW YORK
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ivia .y 2 ±, 1967
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Dry^en, i�eh York
IN THE HEART OF FINGER LAKES REGION
Dear jack:
I have trieu to call you several times i:ithcut success, the most
reCEnt tlilo this eVEni lf? Since ,^ - re anX 1 ous to See if somethinz, Coul
I be none soon, I thought I f better sit l.;oi% -n a.nef i•4rite.
You' -t,%- ill recall Some time 2,c-o you cal lee,; e_; me n =i ashe.i me to
to Kiiranis on t_he 701 .Pro r:ra.m. until recently it has not even been
_ACS .ible� to Snc:'_; On 'Vh2.t� S been, {:Ding or "lue bot'_C to th' r tore of
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th= prO r v u•n5 a•1S0 t^ the fact that I t)crC.G :u.11 jr r � n ab
have of ,_•ee__ e o
be a member. Geor. e Hanforo has been our re-ular Pla.nnin:� Eoarc mem ber.
7er',j 701 has Come lone- wa.yS a.no i9e are now ^.ble to have a vree 4-
iea.l of lir.form:.tion r, rir_ :r_ copula „lion ua.ta, income,- - - -ali kinos 0
niat•ei'i :a l' on the oken an.- WI1. ge(s). As E. final outcome of "re 701
Prot: ram ilE : +ill r e c e i v a, m a s e pla.n U.no m^njr reC enu.L..:ions as t0
OT;n . ”.
i%,hich direction We should (Or coulG � 6'0 . :: vC -ry importa'_2t reCO"?menua-
tion i.il-.' be a. set of LOnin.6' or'oina.nC S which Ve�ll study- nn=+ the Tcian
o. a. 'r ;l 1 have to ao0pt or rC :, eC a.
1 t p rt of this Zoninr material is
a.lr`e«Gy pre.
:.nd 4i8, as pla.rinin bo rG , c r ° eXa.• ) inlnc% it t0 see
ho ; i':E Cct?i best take the information to the people a.nc3 . sell the idea of
� uJni -; i•lc.. flJ li . ✓ -p-C in iJryir:n are v G pEY a.t r t� have z h i 1, " , others
arc- Stron :ly c.�ain.s it. 1",e mast be pr'epareo. t0 e,,nswer a.11 '1-uEStioris
.r: �rever,t the iE ant 'on effect Char c frequently ., •�., = �noru: � o��•la -y :..s _ ,_ � so f ec�ucn�.....,r is cr&s.ted
r - +
by t::e iSSen�FrS. ^ie +.1`O iJant it t be `.00u ZOninf? - -f0 the be'e
Of the ma: 1mum numb Of OEvolE.
`i" ^'S E: 2.11 1Fel in4 uD t0 110, 0.0 y o x.000 to�.�'r e l_ c' U
_� OD c O t
zoni rrr en.n5 i• :hat you hope it .:111 Co; vV e f E �,he small ,- a ,N a.Dnroac !
eel � 1 �.r•ea _ r
i iS best . T,Ome, B u r C a u S'rbur;S , Co';',- ?unity C1Ubs, , etc . 41'e a.re pj anni n
t t 'n c 1 b l v 1 l t;; ' i c.
t0 Cont .0 c�•c B rOUpS , rOJc T tiJ . 1.EXT. l h -n ^de hou1 hP..ve a. lot
i Of s/0ning rr�;.teria to ui ^CUSS; TA:e l ^ :7i1 be -:1 cussi -F. ust Zor! not,
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re-a,lly the• 701 proF.ra!_, a1thCUii; mUCh of the ?Ol inf ma +inn i••i 11
or... or can
be U °c effectively in our ?lr - sentai. ions a.n'v diE.cuo onS.
li :t oUr lei�at Plc.?i ri i' ^ 302ru Pi' °' 111 rr r?7iE dole,
the County E ;x ter, sian
A 'ent, p40 t0 US on 'how he i. is :ht be able
4- .O help ivi_t" tT^8Se 1L- 'CUSSiOnS.
ror over a. year now he ha`: been i4orkinp, in ver � m -� ; t.' eS ? ^: th t!1
, �: a.� co.l. gun_ i e
GOiI.. �li.*y �i�prai s:a.1 itul ^ r. ° T 1 x a n l c o"l-
�/ k.;F e ( a CO Dy O1 hiC._ I cl o se
b o : '_; QE::ip- eu to acquaint ecr)ie in Our a're.. L4i t.h the i nteresti n:c' 'ac—C!
and fi'.urEs rer %- aruina. the Sta,tUS Of t•t Elr COmi' ?U ^ity, itc. � � r o
_ roi: th , nrd
C_ ?io^ i
ion YiitLi O'- r local communities 3nc, the Stage 7n C%nFra.l.
• I aSCinatin :`. informa.tion an:.. these UuCl Y meC tins" as we might ira.11 thei7:
have net i:ith c'uccess c -nc interest wherever r:rnie ha.s had" them. As
r\i i -�!l w Y.r ry �.• ...�1 T, 'l. p L 1 A
J :".". !. 1:. t(; 1. .71.i C('C`i ' ^i. v n -n �• n l�r.tr r, 'r ^.
9 hc: �,..�n�, �_ :. alt: emu•
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Thave n0t lne_`.r'�. 111-11 Con uct a. series of t!' eSe
a r_ooa Job. ^rid stu� r s.ui is not
r? u c h o 1 i L. c l -i-• fl m �..c y Tr. ?,., — i
is i., 1 r:_, �Ul. on L i C• .,c
�i In _e.ci, the �tucv Guide -.ia.y 'Oe uaU.a.te
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becomes ovaila.ble .
neet i �i , I'm sure he ones
r l .teo. to 701 in e!, ny we.y
at 701 'has beer_
�a th 701 n, 8" rA �l ��s it
} ;r niC ..ou1'u. f1'"1.0 ivllf l'i.(r �' work with L , T'. r m
;._`. to �+� O ti i t,!1 e Jera.l xr•oups i n �r5 � en , usin.•:
th i s S<.' u 1 Q c % a. ri e f f C C..• V e t Do l 1, li v :1 o jt,1 h e Y' e 1 q
r, i t and nd h?`
o; Zo~
ties in with rov:th anY f, eve1o}om,temt. We Youl6 like very much to have a.
wood . tria -1 �-r0!ap to See how the = to y
wullalt= Can be 1QOr'_seCi. into our
j :'ener ai Zor_i n�: i-rfor'mati v ^'_7 proEr2.!'1 . It was t� e. 'ener_.l Consensu., i l'.at
Ki„ariis vVioulld offer' one of the bc-st arr.; r;OSt iv-'r�.ifi e� -roues in the
Town to Five ^ this r-:'Ui ::e al. 6:00,^„ test, ,•;hi l C "t the sa. e time bri ncin�
a nullber Of y our mem.Lers up -i0- ate r. v Dr st- is " .
o: here �_ r�'e" ro. rrc 1;ill pry
to briny: c ^,s much 701 info r:' .tion into the pict!are S r'Oas'_b1e. Ti^IC. is
informa.;ICn t1�S�t I wo'a1 thinl most, if '.:CA all, Of y0ur ^e lbers tivOL?
0e ?r!OSt intereste-. in.
Arnie ?nr'ica.te,:� he prefers to wor'- with _. rr ^up from 15 -20 i -,,e1 -,r\lr.
Co!uir, be as loi4 a.5 1G or hi.E:h as 2 Lie h_ S 2.Ve a�e� three u ^:Eteti rc�g .
I J O11 t I_ "r10'vl h0 @; lOriG the :!eetiri 's t_'t1z but I would. t'UeGO r. !Orr,
ss Ot too Oc_
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real
that et %e2 "yOYlE'' C t?B E l s V?�_U2.'�lE 1 "ti eVE21 three eVEnirlF,s i,� i
Con F lae "_'able' a?'!OUnt of time to give for " seoa.ra.te project Tut tae
OUi not °..s jro'U to to ,c pcft in this if E ui^ not feel • a.s e_
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-acl•tllwhi'le pro4 :ram -and one tr,at V;i11 be be're.ficia1 both to the - ieople
r�ax7]Ln :i ^.r i?'_ i t, ain tO the Flarininr E4oar- I do not k2":0,1 rlOr C^ ? no V
u i 6CusSi,S.,peci fics, but Arnie Cole ':'ouid be ala.d t0 tell y0U more He
- ;oulG'. ll'__e to have the sc me: F;rou Of ..Ogle for all three meetinp'e ( I
thi ?,' ; i,ti'e v;oulu like to het this underw.,..,y lust u,s so: ^n An. 2s possible.
fir? le ttdOU1G! be free in dune, a.nu hopefully cs+ series of mectins's could
1. e ti che.3 Uled thtzC. •
i talker. briefly w i t K -.ill 21a.i ley about tr.is', althour he h?� r_ot
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seen the C;tua;r Guide . Lie. felt it W.CU10) be Oct i ntereS t•in6: nrOj1ECt .
E Very !U Ch W .nt hour SUi) Ort o.n' hope that at your next = xecuti,'eC2..r0
eet.inC or before, you I„ill C'.'eci' -e to t ale; e part in it I would reCO:n-
_;cn
that you Contact Ernie Cole t0 see 19v12t Z5a.te.s COU! inn be a, e4
rrarr
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I �! Ost anxious to have you t. '_ze ra.rt bec.ruse I woul like. to be an
observer or else tare _�a.rt i n it -n 31 ; some Of th ter_^ 1,
e o `.r P11 e.r_ni _w
Joan M ,tubers ml-Lc-ht `'a� n ..O ,a.n e �Da rt , t,o0 • I U 'rav be f '
if_icalt, to
c�'E'.c.11 ! e the mee,tin;rs in June, buL �:t: lefully it C^u1.f be ^One, ^i nCE
Ju -y i uVus, L a.r•e ;�robab 1 oin9: to be � rs 'A wait ur' 1
-r,Cv fall, but a, lot of Mme .:oul be lout; we hope by then to be full
i it0 i'_•?forma.ti -•ra1 prO:_�rams , e1 ther base' or i n•f'Orm.a.l '' isCUSsion,
`.roupL`•, or .^,tub `:uiGe i:�6;til�.a':s (if 1 e think it a.r- nroprial -e�, or both
e
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a:n tha.nk"s Jack, for• your time in cOnsilerin.,, this an' brinF'ir<
J t beforE the• Club. 14,e free to call Arnie if y0U`ha.VE ?.r TT qu e s`i n;
Or feel fi to Cc•.11 ^le, too. i "ie h0'ne that Vo'u will be able to take i art,
and that it %titill be as irter•est rid ri ^u' rE.1arOin�;c a,S 1 r, b
t apl: ears to e .
Sincerely yours,
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cc. E• vole Peter 4. Curtiss, Cha.irr•a.n
• .f. Todd town of ✓rVu.en Plgnnina 3oan
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'OWN OF DRYDEN
DRYDEN, NEW YORK
%ay 3 1967
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IN THE HEART OF FINGER LAKES REGION
Official Notice
to Appear in the Rural News
and the Ithaca Jo.urnal
Prior to May
/®,
1967:
Please Take
Notice
that the Planning Board
of the Town of Dryden will
hold a public hearing, pursuant to Section 276 of the Town Law, on
the application of Robert Keech and Duane Hurlbutt for approval of a
major subdivision consisting of an apartment complex known as "Fountain-
glow Apartments, Inc." and a group of homes to be built on a new road
called Sunset Voiest. This subdivision is located on the west side of 1.
Pinkney Road-,
Said Hea.- inr will be held. on the 15th ay of May 1967 (Monday) at the
Town offices at 7:30 p.m., at which time all interested persons will
be given an opportunity to be heard.
By order of the Planning: Board
Peter A. Curtiss, Chairman
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Please bill to,
Town Clerk
Town of Dryden
Dryden, New York
cc. T. Todd, Supervisor
M. Luss , Clerk,,
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If there are any questions,
please call me at 275 -5014
Thank you-
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