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TOWAr PLANNING BOARD, T0; N OF DRYDENNErT YORK OCTOBER 19, 1967
The Planning Board for the Town of Dryden met October l9, Z967 at
8:10 P. M. in the Town Hall with members�F_ardesty, Lengeman, and
Chairman Curtiss. Others attending were�John MacNeill, Consulting
Engineer & Land Surveyor of Cortland; P`o.. Frank Gilmore; Matthew
McHugh; Dick Wilsen; Stanley Bradley; Nan Keech; and Don McKee.
Minutes of the last meeting were read by Ginna Hardesty and
approved.
Resignation of the Secretary was read and accepted.
i Prof. Gilmore stated that he has health department approval,
the lots and road are staked out, and that Dick Case has been con-
tacted regarding his subdivision. Also, a - meeting is arranged with
? Dick Prentice this weekend to look the ground over and possibly reach
a contract agreement. It is expected that the road work would commence
in about two weeks with completion well.before a hard freeze -up. Mr.
Donahue and Mc. MacNeill made seven perc tests, indicating nice gravel.
Chairman Curtiss stated that no construction could begin until
road is deeded over to the Town. He explained that the main purpose
of the Subdivision Regulations has to do with roads being properly
constructed so that the Town will always be willing to take them over
and give road services* This is a protection to the Town as well as
•prospective buyers of new homes in these subdivisions. The building
of homes on this subdivision is not contemplated this Fall.
Section 1 of Ellis Highlands consists of .five lots with road name
Eagle's Head Road. Plans call to reactivate the pond or bulldoze it out.
Restrictive covenant has been 90% revised and will be presented at the
Public Hearing on Nov. 16 at. 8:00 P. M.
Don McKee, Licensed Land Surveyor, reported on the development
of Stanley Bradley;Dick Case has been consulted on the road. The new
road, off Keith Lane, will be cut down four or five feet for a distance
of 400'. This will make a better approach. Present plans are to build
the ,first 2200' of road with a temporary turn - around this year and to
obtain Health Department approval on the entire tract. They will submit
a drawing on the entire area, showing contour lines, but will indicate
portion of land to be approved. Abutting land owners must be shown and
a list of restrictions will be drawn up. Mr. McKee stated that he will
,forward the necessary papers to Chairman Curtiss and a Public Hearing
will* be set up accordingly- -lVov. 16th.
"Stage 40" of the Mindy Knowl subdivision, owned by Honey Butter
Products Corp., was submitted with Health Department approval and list
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of restrictive covenants. Several questions arose -- abutting owners
were not shown, road status unclear, and indication of contour lines
seem incompatable.
Curtiss reported on the 701 meeting held in Etna. This meeting
was attended by ,fifty interested persons. Some people on Route 13,
located in the Commercial Zone, were upset that they were not classified
Residential. This is in the area of the Airport and commercial places
are now in existance. There were questions on trailers, how Zoning will
be enforced, and what happens to violators. Discussion was held on the
reliance on Board of Appeals.
Public Hearing is scheduled November 16 on the three above sub -
divisions.
Yeeting adjourned at 11:00 P. H.
Respectfully submitted,
Marion Steger
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