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isTown of Dryden
October 16, 1980
Present: Chw. B. Caldwell, T. Bonn, M. Lavine, J. Hunt, Zo. S. Stewart
The Planning Board meeting came to order with the approval of last months
minutes.
Mr. Cor
Drost was
present
for final approval
of his sub - division in
Ellis Hollow.
No big
changes
in plans except for
following:
1) last time, a discussion revolved around road frontage on Woodland
Road extension, Mr. Thomas's land. His driveway was. partially
on Mr.'Drost land and partially on new piece of Woodland Road. Mr.
Drost has had surveyed and moved stakes'up 15' more. So his drive -
way now ends on public road.
2) small wood lot, parcel #7A, has been sold to Mr. Smith, a neighbor.
Mr. Drost requested approval of lots 1,2,3,4,5, and 6. Lot #2 has access
to Hunt Hill Road. Parcel #1 access to Woodland Road. Mr. Drost stated that
access to Parcel #7 would be.tied together with parcel #1. Parcel #6, 10 acres,
would be sold as one parcel.
A motion was
made by Mr.
Lavine to approve plans and
authorize Chw. Caldwell
to sign, subject
to the town's
acceptance of the addition
to Woodland Road. Plus
recommendation of
Appendic B,
Soil Conservation Service,
as well as all other
parts of package,
be strictly
adhered to. Referring to
drainage recommendation
for houses being built on parcel with shallow bedrock.
Chairwoman Caldwell suggested to amend motion so it is mandatory that a
copy be furnished to every builder or developer along with a copy of the motion.
Motion with amendment second by Mr. Bonn. All members voted in. favor.
Chairwoman Caldwell stated that as soon as the town accepts that part of road,
she can sign all maps.
Old Business:
Discussion of Peaceful Drive will be held on November 20, 1980 when Mr.
Sutton and all concerned residence will be present. At that time Mr. Sutton
will update his project. Noted that letters from the Coopers and Schutz were
received,
Other Discussion:
At ,Town Board meeting,
was discussed. Mr. Liguori
presented the plan.
October. :1.44;,19801 Route 13 bypass around village
and Mr. Finger from County Planning Department
Basically it would be north of creek, crossing route 38 east of the high
.school, on elevated crossing, going up toward TC3, elevated there. They would
have off -ramps near the school. The Town Board objected to that. So they
would do redesigning and have a full diamond access near TC3. Probably would
have to go to west because of the grade.
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Planning Board
Town of Dryden
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October 16, 1980
Also
Department.of
Transportation
will look..at
intersection of Route 38 and
13 around
7:30 AM when
traffic is bad,
to see what
can be done.
The.County has pinpoint five sites in county for multiple residence build-
ing, such.as apartments, town houses, condominium. There are two in Village of
Dryden. One north west part of village and Main Street, part of Empire Livestock.
For this type of residence water and sewer is needed.
When census figures are back, Planning Board wi11 probably go over data.
and update master plane.
Zoning Officer Stewart wanted to know if a home occupation could have their
sign on a mailbox. Board didn't see why not but thought decision probably up
to the post office.
Also mentioned at the meeting was Ithaca's bike way. Chairwoman Caldwell
stated that what they plan to do for $275,000.00 , she felt wasn't worth it.
The three miles of road suggested weren't the ones in real need.
The meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Joan Bray - Secretary
Planning Board
• Town of Dryden October 16, 1980:
Present: Chw. B. Caldwell, T. Bonn, M. Lavine, J. Hunt, Zo. S. Stewart
The Planning Board meeting came to order with the approval of last months
minutes.
Mr. Cor
Drost was
present
for final approval
of his sub - division in
Ellis Hollow.
No big
changes
in plans except for
following:
1) last time, a discussion revolved around road frontage on Woodland
Road extension, Mr. Thomas's land. His driveway was:: partially
on Mr. Drost land and partially on new piece of Woodland Road. Mr.
Drost has had surveyed and moved stakes up 15' more. So his drive-
way now ends on public road.
2) small wood lot, parcel #7A, has been sold to Mr. Smith, a neighbor.
Mr. Drost requested approval of lots 1,2,3,4,5, and 6. Lot #2 has access
to Hunt Hill Road. Parcel #1 access to Woodland Road. Mr. Drost stated that
access to Parcel #7 would be tied together with parcel #1. Parcel #6, 10 acres,
would be sold as one parcel.
A motion was made by Mr. Lavine to approve plans and authorize Chw. Caldwell
to sign, subject to the town's acceptance of the addition to Woodland Road. Plus
recommendation of Appendic B, Soil Conservation Service, as well as all other
parts of package, be strictly adhered to. Referring to drainage recommendation
for houses being built on parcel with shallow bedrock.
Chairwoman Caldwell suggested
to
amend motion so
it
is
mandatory
that a
copy be furnished to every builder
or
developer along
with
a copy of
the motion.
Motion with amendment second by Mr. Bonn. All members voted in favor.
Chairwoman Caldwell stated that as soon as the town accepts that part of road,
she can sign all maps.
Old Business:
Discussion of Peaceful Drive will be held on November 20, 1980 when Mr.
Sutton and all concerned residence will be present. At that time Mr. Sutton
will update his project. Noted that letters from the Coopers and Schutz were
received.
Other Discussion:
At Town Board meeting, October.l.41,1980, Route 13 bypass around village
was discussed. Mr. Liguori and Mr. Finger from County Planning Department
presented the plan.
• Basically it would be north of creek, crossing route 38 east of the hi g h
school, on elevated crossing, going up toward TC3, elevated there. They would
have off -ramps near the::school. The Town Board objected to that. So they
would do redesigning and have a full diamond access near TC3. Probably would
have to go to west because of the grade.
J
Planning Board
• Town of Dryden -2- October 16, 1980
Also
Department of
Transportation
will lookaat
intersection of Route 38 and
13 around
7:30 AM when
trafficcis bad,
to see what
can be done.
The County has pinpoint five sites in county for multiple residence build-
ing, such as apartments, town houses, condominium. There are two in Village of
Dryden. One north west part of village and Main Street, part of Empire Livestock.
For this type of residence water and sewer is needed.
When census figures are back, Planning Board will probably go over date,
and update master plane.
Zoning Officer Stewart wanted to know if a home occupation could have their
sign on a mailbox. Board didn't see why not but thought decision probably up
to the post office.
Also mentioned at the meeting was Ithaca's bike way. Chairwoman Caldwell
stated that what they plan to do for $275,000.00 , she felt wasn't worth it.
The three miles of road suggested weren't the ones in real need.
The meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Joan Bray - Secretary