HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-12-080,
Town of Dryden
Planning Board
December 8th, 1983.
The Planning Bd. met on December 8th, 1983 at 8:00 PM with members R.
• Chase, R. Lampila, J. Hunt, B. Lavine, Chr. B. Caldwell, E Dollaway, rep.
from the Town Bd. C. Evans, R. Beck, and Z.O. S. Stewart.
Chr. Caldwell passed out to members State Zoning and the Comprehensive
Plan to look over.
Correspondance- A letter from Mayer Michael Lane, to J. Hunt, with re=
gards to a letter J. Hunt had in the Ithaca Journal concerning sensitive areas
tp be considered for an environmental critical list, adding that the raidroad
right -of -way between the Village of Dryden and the Dryden Lake is a sensitive
resourse area for recreational use and access to it.
A letter from Diane McFall for the Dryden Business Development Committee,
suggesting that a 5,000 ft. corridor be designated along Rt. 13 from Ithaca
to Cortland and Rt. 38 from Groton to Harford as commercial and industrial.
These routes are the least developed and have the best access to main high-
ways. This letter will be considered later in the meeting.
J. Hunt reported that Michael Lane's letter was the only correspondance
to his article in the paper concerning sensitive environmental areas.
B. Caldwell listed and..ideritified,;as an outcome of the Nov. 17th meet-
ing, areas of concerns.
1. A new and or different business and manufacturing commercial area. Per-
haps land in a new place. The permit function taken out of the political
spectrum. A mechanism allready proven legal.
Would a site development review process take care of .'.special permit
procedure?
2. More specific criteria ie. fewer possibilities of the special permit
• procedure.
3. Tighter restrictive and or definitions for existing Rb or a new category.
Look at zone intentions.
4. SEQR implementation, site plan review procedure for multi residences
5. Co -ops and condominiums- provision.for.
6. Environmentally sensitive areas.
7. Other- Ag.. districts- help in protection. Areas of concern in a general
sense- Solar access required to be considered along with drainage, lot
size requirements, transportation planning with the Co., highways, vari-
ous modes of travel, effects of additional sewarded areas such as Free -
ville expansion, bikeways, recreational concerns, concerns schools might
have, transportation, policy for one or two houses on a new road- expli-
cit policy, re- examine gutters, street lights, the old recommended float-
ing zone, RA watershed protection zone, definitions of terms- light
industrial, airport hazard zone, Fall Ck. watershed, flood plane- define it
dividion of tasks:
J. Hunt
SEQR, critical environ. areas
C. Evans & R. Lampila
13 and 38 corridor contact Co. Planning, access onto 13 and 38, where la-
bor force is from, water supply and drainage
B. Lavine
concepts and characteristics of different zones as defined currently, pur-
pose of RB etc., types, are there enough, too many.
R. Beck
general agricultural field
Develop a list of resourse people. Interested groups with this process.
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