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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-01-17W T wn Planning Board Town of Dryden jel f9i January Ii, 1974 sent: Chairman ti. Caldwell, Board members G. Hanford, IM peck, C. helemen, • TB V1 ember C. Cot terill. Absent* H. Roberts, A. Reed, R. Everett. Agenda - Etna rezoning - The Town Board requested to meet with the Planning Board. Town Board members present were L. Gridley, C. Cotterill, Helen AmdIir 'Goan of Dryden Attorney also present. Chairman Caldwell stated a letter was received from Etna resident Selma Neilson on the matter of rezoning. Copy of letter from the Planning Board on rezoning to the 'Town Board was read. The Planning Boards recommendation that the area proposed by the petitioners from the Etna. area with the exception of the area along route 13 currently desig- nated. RD be included in the new cata.gory. Current residents of this RD area would prefer the more restrictive residential designation of that area also. e Planning Boards decision was based on the apparent long term transportation • community. hia aas also enclosed with letter with plans and needs of the P exception of the RD area. Discussion* Mr. Frank Li.g,iori, County Planning gave a report on the route 13 corridor. Selection of route 13 on existing alignment as the corridor to be designated as the futiae route 13 is inappropriate. Route 13 on its existing alignment sholrld be improved but in the interim it should not be designated as. the rogte 13 corridor. after improvement on its existing alignment, contined growth along the highway is bo!ind to reduce the carrying capacity immediately after it is reconstructed. Improvement on the highway will be done in portions any? phases on its existing alignment. At this time a new route 13 is in the fviture. A question was raised about the Department of Transportation and hoer often do they alter their plans. Committments are long range and in a situatio • xch as this the opportunities are there to alter it. The first priority is the octopus of Rt. 96. Second is through the city (Ithaca) itself from Town Planninv gd , (2) January 17, 1974 Newfield hill to De,y Street. Third is from Warren lid. to t�ortlaad, N.Y. A Ole phasing will be followed on this. Board Member Charles kelemen stated he is in agreement with the letter written by the Planning Board to the Town Board on the Etna rezoning matter, Board Member G. Hanford was in agreement with commerical development on Rt. 13. board R;ember M. Peck stated this was not desirable residential area. Selma Neilson Etna resident talked about not looking too far ahead in this situation. 6he cited such examples as money, general economy, shortage of gasoline. h4r's. Neilson also talked about the petition and the percentage of signatures. Discussion on b,iilding permits - Very few permits issued on route 13. F e v have been issued on Rt. 3660 This matter will be tgrned over to the 'Town Board, Final papers on section of Ellis Highlands - approve 3 lots m Mr. and hors. Was ncis C. Chase - 1790 Ellis (follow Rd., Ithaca, N.Y. Uriginal number of lots 13. -No change on Map except *1imination of 5 lots. Lots haue been re- numbered. Each lot individual Health Dept. approval,. Approued subject to final approval of road. Board Member M. Peck offered motion of approval. Board Member G. Hanford seconded motion, Clint Cotterill presented plans of subdivision, Dryden, N.Y. - 7 lots, Lot 17 Seetion 2 - Part of lot X16 was sold with lot #150 Remaining portion of lot ##16 was joined with lot ##17. This makes the lot larger. This will halue to be changed on map. Will be 2 lots instead of original 3 lots. Sits other lots will. be included in other section. Road completed and approved. Helen Amdur, Torn of Dryden Attorney will be contacted concerning recording of deed, and deeding road to Town. k Liguori - Co!inty Planning discussed the Forum which will be held Jan, 31, .n 19'14. Meeting is jointly sponsered by Planning Dept. and the Health Dept. At this meeting there will be a representative from the State EDC and discussion • i'own Planning Bd o ( 3 ) January 179 1974 will be held on the i.mpA.ct of environmental controls on land development from •York .,R.i ;es'point of view. Same disc_ission will be held from the County will give ictaare of what they see in terms! Health Dept. the Planning Dept. i ;� f of the impact of all things. Asked by the Health Dept. to try to determine what the impact of their latest change in their clause. Une change is that yo>> cannot have a ;round water condition within 7 feet of ground surface. Recently changed from 5 feet total depth to 7 feet total depth. The actual statement, therefore, is there shall be 5 feet of nonsaturated suit below the the field treneth> It was sng ested this needs a revaluation. Discussion on p,Tblic water and sewer, and it not being economically sound it this time to extend same. Extension of public sewer and water will come very slouc Approximately 5% of land area in county is sewer. Approximately 7% of land area in county has pilblic watera Talked abort double lots. for the extension of cater and sewer. airman Caldwell discussed the General Plano [1p- dating is needed. Hop does the plan fit in with the State and County. What effect pill the Planning Boards decisions have and hoer will it affect the total planningo Mra Liguori stated at the present time the county is developing a general plan which will be similar to present. Disci.ission on ho ising for the elderly. Small communities are desirable for the elderly. There is an advantage to the elderly of being in a rural area but yet close to stores, Doctors and etc* Clint Cotterill asked a.bolit the transit system on the county level. Mr. Uiguori stated that in the filtiire there will be some kind of subsidized travel, Respectfully submitted Mary Bryant, ii.ec o Sec