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1968-04-08 RGMAGENDA - TOWN BOARD APRIL 8, 1968 1. Supervisor call meeting to order 2. Roll Call J 3. Accept Minutes mot cal t, 75fec‘s 11lc..cciN /4. Reports of Officers 4B1dg. Insp. Justices Supervisor )Bills: Gen. Fund Highway Oakwood Knolls RFSD 111668,40 ( $17. qo c al 1.Sq 305:44o 5. Communications & Reports /a. Post 576 Realty Corp. requests rezoning R-20 to HBT /b. Opala (Vince Dangler) requests reduced bond /c. Memo from Egan on County mosquito program id. Attrny John Reed request Oakwood Water District convey to Yeomans 20.01 easement. 2 petitions on name change of "Old Fowierhouse Rd." Oakwood Knolls Civic Asscn. request discussion on status of roads in Oakwood. /g. status of litigation ig- spec ..y t 6 ch]O se ac. 1hiwch /e. 7f. Amherst Lane residents request of road bond. /h. Mrs. T. Leach and drainage, �i. J. Incoronato A. 2 recreation members attend meeting. (k. letter from F. Lafko re: /4.c - Corr. U k,csta 1rc-lce 6. Reports of Committees: request status Ardmore Hills. re: Fleetwood request Jc. id. and plans for road permission to Landfill ; Dog Ordinance CATV recommendation on rates & appointment Mr. Fuimarello requests discussion with Board Town drainage r committee report Wildwood ditch,"- Special Committee report 7. Resolution: , 1.a,40 1. Rt: 9 -re -zoning- Establishment o 3 /5, c �c-kc J. Res f 8. Unfinished Business: a petty cash fund for Town Clerk o-- e. _ 2.F s ,14 J Mr. Diehl re: Drainage between New Rt.9 & Old Rt. 9 9. New Business: Bids Highway Vacancy - Zoning Bd. of Appeals (Jason Morse resignation) 10. Adjournment The Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger was held Monday, April 8, 1968, at the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers Falls, N.Y. The meeting was opened for public discussion at 8 P.M. Supervisor Diehl called the meeting to order at 8:42 P.M. Present: Louis Diehl, Supervisor Louis Clausen, Councilman G. Donald Finnan, Councilman Leonce Heady, Councilman James Mills, Jr, Councilman Elaine Snowden, Town Clerk Others Present: Allan Rappleyea, Attorney to the Town Mr. Diehl called for a minute of silence in memory and respect for Dr. Martin Luther King. The Board had received copies of the minutes of the Regular Meeting, March 11, S secials, March 18, 20 and 25. Mr. Finnan noted the error of names in the March 11 meeting, page 39 of the 1968 Minute Book. The committee appointed to the Wildwood ditch problem was Mr. Finnan and Mr. Mills, not Mr. Heady. Mr. Clausen asked that spelling be checked and corrected. Mr. Finnan moved that the minutes as submitted by the Town Clerk be and they are hereby approved, as corrected, .Seconded by Mr. Mills. Motion Unanimously Carried Reports from the Building Inspector, Justices and Supervisor were received . Mr. Mills moved they be ordered received and placed on file. ,'Seconded by Mr. Finnan. The following bills were presented: General: Oakwood: $11,568.40 1,211.59 Motion Unanimously Carried Highway: $ 1,817.90 Rockingham: 305.40 Mr. Clausen moved the bills be paid, subject to audit. Seconded by Mr. Finnan. Motion Unanimously Carried A petition from Post 576 Realty Corp., requesting a re -zoning of their property from R-20 to HB -1 was received. Mr. Diehl moved the petition be referred to the Planning Board for review and recommendation. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. Julius M. Gerzof, Attorney for Vincent Dangler (Opalo Realty Corp.) requested a reduction of Mr. Danglers' performance bond (from $53,000 to $14,000.) Mr. Diehl moved the request be referred to the Planning Board, Mr. Ludewig, and Mr. Lapar. Seconded by Mr. Mills. Motion Unanimously Carried A memo from Mr* William Egan and a letter from David C. Schoentag, both in relatiOn to the County Mosquito Control program, were received. MR. DIEHL moved that the Town of Wappinger give their complete coop- eration to the County Mosquito Program and not attempt any control program of their own. Seconded by Mr. Mills. Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. John Reed, Attorney for William W. and Sandra L. Yeomans, requested that the Oakwood Knolls Water District convey to his clients an unused easement of 20.01 ft. which runs through their property. Mr. Diehl moved to refer this request to Mr. Lapar fiora report from him. Seconded by Mr. Clgausen. Motion Unanimously Carried Two petitions were received from residents of the former Old Fowler - house Rd., one requesting the name of this road be changed to "Blue- bird Rd." the other requesting the name "Old Post Rd." (as the new road signs now indicate) 1e kept. MR. FINNAN moved it be referred to the Highway Committee (Messrs. Clausen and Finnan) for investigation and recommendation. Seconded by Mr. Mills. Motion Unanimously Carried A letter from Jack G. Peace, President of Oakwood Knolls Civic Assoc. was received, requesting discussion concerning: a. the present condition of the deVelopment roads, b. the Town's legal position on ownership of these roads, c. the Towns' plans for repair and main- tenance of said roads this spring; and what, if any, d. plans exist- ing for the eventual total rebuilding of said roads. Mr. Diehl reported that the Highway Committee and Mr. Rappleyea are all looking into this problem. Mr. Peace was asked if he had any specific questions he wished to ask. The one main question was, does the Town own those roads in Oakwood Knolls. Mr. Rappleyea gave a brief resume of the situations leading up to the present status. Mr. Peace then queried if there were any plans to at least put a sealer on the road to help preserve what was there. It was the combined feeling of both Mr. Peace and Mr. Diehl that continual patching was a waste. Discussion followed along these lines and culminated in Mr. Peace's request that one of the members of the Oakwood Civic Association be allowed to help the Board Committee in studying this problem. A letter was received from Richard Lowery, Amherst Lane, requesting information on the status of litigation on the road bond. Mr. Diehl reported that Mr. Rappleyea had prepared and issued a summons to the builder and Bonding Company and legal action started. There was no way of knowing, however, when it will come into court. A letter was received from Mrs. Thomas Leach, requesting discussion on the status and plans for the drainage and roads in the Ardmore Hills Development. Mr. Diehl commented that this area was under consideration with the Town drainage program, and asked if there were any specific questions they wished answered. Mr. Leach re- marked that there had been several starts on these roads but he understood they were bottlenecked around an easement of Mr. Ecks'. Had this been resolved? Mr. Eck attempted to defend himself re- garding the easement problem. There seemed to be a difference of opinion as to where the easement drainage is or should be. Mr. Clausen confronted him with a few pertinent questions - has he offered this easement to the Town without conditions - what is his proposition - what would his provisions be. Mr. Finnan, among other 66 things asked him what easement exists, dating back to 1955 who owned the property at the end of Eck Road and if it wasn't true that what Mr. Eck wanted was for the Town to pipe, at considerable extra cost, to the Town, through this vacant land at the end of Eck Road. Discussion ended in a temporary stalemate. A letter was received from Joseph Incoronato with reference to the Fleetwood Sewer Corp. non-compliance with a State directive and a request that the Town enact a law which would either suspend, or place into escrow, the charges to the customers of a private sewer or water plant which has been cited to be in violation of State or County laws. Mr. Incoronato was permitted to preface his letter with a short dissertation, enlarging on findings of the State Board of Health, and lack of enforcement of their directive. In summation, requesting the Board to give active and positive considera- tion to such a law that would either put the funds due to the plant in escrow, or completely suspend the rate structure. Mr. Diehl mentioned that he had spoken to Jack Hill regarding the non-compliance of the operators of this sewer plant and Mr. Hill had provided a report forthwith. Mr. Diehl referred it to the Health and Safety Committee and asked Mr. Rappleyea to check to see what way the Town can move. Mr. Incoronato asked that this matter be placed on the May agenda for a report. Mr. Hugh J. Maurer and Mr. George Schlathaus requested permission to attend the annual New York State Recreation and Park Conference to be held at the Concord Hotel Kiameshe Lake April 21st thru 24th. MR. MILLS moved that permission be granted Messrs. Maurer and Schlat- haus, to attend this conference, and that their legitimate expenses be town charges. Seconded by Mr. Finnan. Motion Unanimously Carried The following letter was received: April 1, 1968 Town Board, Town of Wappinger, Wappingers Falls, N.Y. Gentlemen: Immediately following the defeat of the Town's proposed sanitary landfill project, by public referendum last year, a proposal was suggested to Mr. Joseph Fulton, former Town Supervisor, whereby a site at the Dutchess County Airport could be used to solve the problem of refuse disposal that was plaguing Town of Wappinger and neighboring communities. Dutchess County Aviation, Inc., was willing to operate this facility at cost if it would be considered a pilot project, which, if it proved to be feasible and hazard free, judging from a aeronautical standpoint as well as public health, could readily be expanded to serve a greater population or another community beset by the prob- lem of refuse disposal. Due to renewed interest in the past week by the Town of Wappinger to solve this pressing problem, I resubmit Dutchess County Aviation, Inc., offer to the present administration of the Town of Wappinger. I feel assured that with the knowledge gained during the past twenty year, in the earth moving and land development operation, the offi- cials, County officials, insurance companies, the Manager of the Air- port, we can operate this needed facility in a manner compatible to the community as well as compatible to the primary function of Dutchess County Airport, and that is the operation of aircraft from the Airport for the overall public's benefit under the most hazard free conditions possible. The F.A.A. and the County Board of Health have given their endorsement. Dutchess County Aviation, Inc., is willing to sit down with the officials of the Town of Wappinger, on this emergency situation, this week, so that both parties can reduce to writing a proposal that would result in an actual operation of refuse disposal in less than thirty days, instead of appropriating more money for further studies resulting in theoretical ideas, on how to eliminate the present municipaly operated projects, that have caused hazards through- out the county and have been a nucleus for political bickering, pub- lic frustration, that force our elected officials to consider spend- ing millions of dollars on facilities that have proven to be unsuccess- ful in the past. I respectfully await your actions, and stand ready to co-operate in the solution of this #1 community problem before the warm weather arrives. Respectfully yours, s/ Fred J. Lafko Dutchess County Aviation, Inc., Fred J. Lafko, Vice President. Mr. Diehl reported that the Board and Mr. Lapar had met with Mr. Lafko and they are proceeding to go further with him in setting up a time limit - how long such an operation would last and with speci- fic specifications (cost, etc.) before any fCirther steps can be taken. The Clerk read a resolution concerning a landfill site at the Dutchess County Airport. Rules were suspended to permit a question from Mr. Cortellino as to whether this site was on the east or west side of Route 376. Mr, Clausen responded that it was the west side. It was also asked if the Town had entertained the idea of inviting other municipalities to participate. Mr. Lafko asked that the resolution be read again, then asked if the Town was allowing up to $1,000.00 rent in negotiating with the County. He then reiterated the proposal he previously made to the Board for lease of the airport property - for use as a landfill site - that Dutchess County Aviation Inc. re -offers to the town, and any other town that is interested, this property, at the rate of $1.00 per year. There was further discussion regarding the Towns' action without authorization from the County, and a question was asked as to how the town could negotiate with the County and Dutchess. County Aviation on the same property. Mr. Rappleyea clarified that the resolution before the Board simply authorized the Supervisor to ask the County if they would consider negotiating. Mr. Rappleyea asked Mr. Lafko if he was willing to assist the town by cooperating, if the County of Dutchess will go ahead if Mr. Lafko says yes - Mr. Lafko's answer was evasive. Rules resumed. The following resolution was offered by Mr. Clausen, who moved its adoption: RESOLUTION BY THE TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER, DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK, CONCERNING A LAND FILL SITE AT THE DUTCHESS COUNTY AIRPORT. WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger has examined a proposed land fill site at the Dutchess County Airport, NOW, THEREFORE, be it RESOLVED, that the Supervisor of the Town of Wappinger is hereby authorized and directed to enter into negotiations with the County of Dutchess concerning the leasing of a proposed land fill site for an annual rental not to exceed the sum of $1,000.00 per year, which said land fill site would be opera- ted by the Town of Wappinger and such other municipalities that may be willing to enter into a joint land fill operation. Seconded by: Councilman Mills ROLL CALL VOTE: Supervisor Diehl Ave Councilman Clausen Ave Councilman Finnan Ave Councilman Heady Ave Councilman Mills Ave Resolution Duly Adopted Mr. Clausen asked for a report from Mr. Rappleyea on the Ardmore drainage discussion (upstairs with Mr. Eck over prior discussion on it in the meeting). Mr. Rappleyea said that he and Mr. Eck went over some of the maps and Mr. Eck pointed out to him the proposal that would be to take and pipe several road areas into one road area and then run it from that area from the road through a drainage ditch (he wasn't sure if there was an easement or not) and pipe it down that ditch in the direction toward a pond, or his house. (Mr. Eck said toward the pond) and Mr. Ecks proposal was to run it along Eck Road (which is now an open ditch) which would be another 650' of pipe, and, for a $1.00 he would give an easement to the town to dump it at the end of Eck Road, but that it would require this additional 650'. Mr. Clausen questioned Mr. Horton that if Mr. Eck gave the Town an easement and he (Horton) did it the way he would like to see it done, would it save the town the installation of the additional 650' of pipe, and Mr. Horton replied in the affirmative. Mr. Finnan asked Mr. Eck if he would benefit by the additional pipe, if he owned the property at the end of Eck Road, and if it wouldn't enhance his property. The Board went back to the discussion on Fleetwood. Mr. Incoronato directed two questions to Mr. Rappleyea - first - he said that he had received a notice from Fleetwood Water Works reflecting a rate increase which they say was approved by'the Public Service Commission. He wanted to know if P.S.C. makes a formal announcement prior to the rate increase - Mr. Rappleyea said he believed there was provision in the Public Service law which re- quires them to give public notice in newspapers serving the area so many days prior to the action of the institution of the rate. tei:t) 17"'‘ Mr. Incoronato's second question was that after 6 years of opera- tion they were requesting an escrow account - where they want the minimum charge for the quarter in advance - is this compatible with P.S.C. policy. Mr. Rappleyea wasn't sure of the answer, but indicated to Mr. Incoronato that he would investigate and give him an answer. There was a short discussion regarding the avail- ability of the Public Service Commissions records to the Town or the public. Mr. Diehl stated that Mayor Furnari had requested the Board take action on the Village Lake tax exemption. Mr. Rappleyea commented that the law says that by written agreement, the Town can exempt park lands within the Town, belonging to a Village, and he will prepare written agreement with a resolution authorizing the execu- tion of that agreement with the Village of Wappingers. Referred to Attorney. A letter was received from Harold J. Swier, suggesting points to consider regarding a dog ordinance. Mr. Heady reported for the committee appointed to study a dog ordinance. He said that the committee had met with Messrs. Jack Hamilton, Clayton Davis and Jack Peace, (the citizens appointed) and that they had come up with an ordinance, which was not a leash law, and one of the ques- tions that came up was where the SPCA fits into the dog ordinance. The SPCA would only handle injured dogs, the other problems would have to be handled by the Towns Dog Warden. The proposed ordinance was read by the Clerk. MR. CLAUSEN moved this proposed Ordinance be referred to the Attor- ney to be put in resolution or Ordinance form for a public hearing. Seconded by Mr. Heady. Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. Ed Valentine, Chairman of the CATV Committee, reported that there is a limit of 150' on an installation of the CATV Co.. This 150' limitation is due to the fact that the Bell Telephone distri- butes the signal at a certain amplitude and when using RG 58 or 59 i7t1` cable, the signal to be of a usable amplitude is limited by that cable loss to 150'. This is a standard procedure used to the TV distribution Co. The CATV Committee recommends that the distance limit of 150' from the main cable, be adopted and amended into the CATV agreement. Mr. Fuimarello asked if the 150' restriction was part of the con- tract. Mr. Rappleyea answered that it was not written in specifi- cally. Mr. Fuimarello asked also if there couldn't be written in the agree- ment some stipulation as to maximums or what the charges should be. Mr. Blair, from Highway Displays, said he didn't feel these should be anything written in the agreement regarding charges (for installa- tion beyond the 150' drop). He pointed out that Highway Displays would furnish materials, at cost for anyone who wanted to do it themselves, but did not prefer to do it themselves, he believed that it would be unfair to the local business men in the area (referring to electricians, TV men, etc.). Mr. Fuimarello's contention was that he ( or others in similar positions) had no guide when quoted figures for the extended installation, all he was asking for was an interpretation of the installation fees beyond the 150' drop. There was further discussion about the misleading advertising put out by the CATV Co. and it was suggested that it be amended to give a definite picture to the public. Mr. John Scow placed his objection before the Board regarding the CATV Co. going across his land to string line for cablevision. MR. HEADY moved that the Town Board accept the recommendation of the CATV Committee to amend the agreement with Highway Displays so that the distance limit be set at 150' from the main cable to the end of the aerial drop. Seconded by Mr. Mills. Motion Unanimously Carried Rules suspended. Mr. Cortellino questioned where the 150' started from - the pole or the cable. This ilicited considerable discussion. Rules resumed. Mr. Heady withdrew his motion and Mr. Mills withdrew his second. Motion on CATV Committee recommendation withdrawn, and referred back to CATV Committee for further clarification. Mr. Valentine was asked for the CATV Committee's recommendation regarding the suggested appointment of Walter Evans as a member of this committee. Mr. Valentine said it was the CATV Committees' recommendation that the Board make this appointment. MR. MILLS moved that the appointment of Walter Evans -to the CATV Committee be reaffirmed. Seconded by Mr. Heady. Motion Unanimously Carried. The Supervisor called for a ten minute recess at 11:04 P.M. Meeting called back to order at 11:15 P.M. Mr. Mills, reporting for the Health & Safety Committee, on the Town drainage problems, inclusive of the Wildwood ditch problem, stated that Messrs. Lapars & Hortons report had been completely gone over, and it looked as if it was, in effect, a complete Town problem. They do not believe it wise to do it on a piecemeal basis, first they don't think it would even be accomplished on this basis, and second inflation would probably cost more money in the long run. MR. MILLS moved that the Attorney to the Town commence proceedings for the preparation of a Bond Resolution covering $454,000.00 for drainage improvements in the Town of Wappinger, and including the safety condition of Wildwood Forest (Sect. I), as being agreed to by the Engineer to the Town & Highway Supt. in relation to the letter by the Health Dept, the areas to be included are Dennis and Gary Roads, Wendy Drive, Russ Place, Wildwood Drive, Wildwood ditch, Helen Drive, Maloney Road, Wheeler Hill Road, Fleetwood Manor Subdivision, Fowlerhouse Road, Orchard homes, Brannan Road, Apple - blossom Lane, Peters Road, Fenmore & Cady Lane, Ardmore. Seconded by Mr. Finnan. Motion Unanimously Carried Rules suspended to permit discussion from the floor on the Town Drainage Problems, and more specifically, the Wildwood ditch. Rules resumed. Special Committee Report on Wildwood Ditch included in discussion with Town drainage report. Resolution for Rezoning Amendment, Route 9 tabled. RESOLUTION OF THE .TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER PERMITTING THE TOWN CLERK TO ESTABLISH A PETTY CASH FUND The following resolution was proposed by Mr. Mills who moved its adoption: WHEREAS, the Town Clerk of the Town of Wappinger has numerous requests for the expenditure of small amounts of cash for postage, supplies, and miscellaneous items, for various departments of the Town of Wappinger, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to establish a petty cash fund in the sum of $50.00 for the use of said Town Clerk. Seconded by: Councilman Heady Roll Call Vote: Supervisor Diehl Ave Councilman Clausen Ave Councilman Finnan Ave Councilman Heady Ave Councilman Mills Ave Resolution Duly Adopted Mr. Clausen went back to the Wildwood ditch problem, commenting that he felt the Town was basically in violation as far as the County Health Dept. was concerned by not having a barrier of some type by the ditch. He felt, that, with time lapse even if the Bond Resolution passed, something should be considered more immed- eately. Mr. Milts daid he and Mr. Finnan would talk to.Mr. Lapar and Mr. Horton for a:_recommended solution. Alow , RESOLUTION, TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER, DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK, ACCEPTING OFFER OF FEDERAL GRANT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS AT ROCKINGHAM FARMS SEWER DISTRICT, AND AUTHORIZING THE SUPERVISOR OF THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER FORMAL INSTRUMENT OF ACCEPTANCE OF SUCH OFFER. The following resolution was offered by Mr. Mills who moved its adoption: WHEREAS, the Town of Wappinger has heretofore made application to the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Adminis- tration, acting in behalf of the United States of America, for a grant to aid in defraying the cost of construction of Sewage Treatment Works at the Rockingham Farms Sewer District facilities, such work to include additions to an existing secondary treatment plant for the purpose of converting the same to tertiary treatment, and WHEREAS, the Town of Wappinger is in receipt of written notice from the New York State Department of Health and from the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administra- tion of an offer of Federal grant for the project in amount of $3,520.00, and WHEREAS, obtaining regulations require that such offer be formally accepted by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger and that written acceptance of such offer be made by an authorized representative of the Town of Wappinger, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger has examined and duly considered the aforesaid Federal grant offer and deems it to be in the public interest and to the public benefit to accept the same upon the terms and conditions contained therein, and to author- ize the Supervisor of the Town of Wappinger to execute and deliver to proper authorities formal written acceptance of said offer, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger as follows: 1. That the construction of sewage treatment works at the Rockingham Farms Sewer District facilities, such construction to include additions to an existing secondary treatment plant for the purpose of converting the same to tertiary treatment is essential to and is in the best interests of the Town of Wappinger; 2. That the terms and conditions of the Federal grant offer dated January 17, 1968 and bearing project No. WPC -NY -340 are hereby declared to be satisfactory and acceptable to this Town Board; 3. That Louis D. Diehl, Supervisor of the Town of Wappinger be and he hereby is authorized and directed to execute and deliver to the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration written acceptance of the aforesaid offer of Federal grant and to execute and deliver all other and further papers and documents pertaining thereto as may be required by proper authorities; 4. That certified copies of this resolution shallbe included as a part of the acceptance papers to be executed and delivered by the Supervisor of the Town of Wappinger to the Commissioner of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration; 5. This resolution shall take effect immediately. Seconded by: Mr. Clausen Roll Call Vote: Supervisor Diehl Aye Councilman Clausen Aye Councilman Finnan Aye Councilman Heady Ave Councilman Mills Aye Resolution Duly Adopted The Application submitted by Kenneth Bray and Jack Leibowitz Sept. 5, 1967, for Special Permit for the excavation of a portion of the former Parkhurst Farm, located on Robinson Lane, preparatory to the establishment of a lake and a development site, was brought up by the Board for action. MR. MILLS moved that the Bray -Leibowitz application for Special Permit to excavate be denied, as the site plan shows some excava- tion will be within 50' of the adjoining property not the 200' as is required by Town Zoning Ordinance. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. Diehl brought up the drainage problem between the new Route 9 and old Route 9. It appears still to be unresolved, as.there are still flooding problems, particularly in the_vicinity of Myers Corners Rd. Mr. Diehl requested the Town Clerk to invite Mr. Sinacori, District Engineer, New York State Highway Dept. inform- ing him the conditions still exist, and it appears that action has been taken, and request some answer as to what action is contemplated. Rules suspended for Mrs. Weber to suggest that in writing to Mr. Sinacori, the various other problem spots - Greenfly Swamp, Black- smith Property, Myers Corners & Old Route 9, South and vicinty of MacFatlane Rd. be included. Rules resumed. Mr. Finnan, referring to a letter received from Mr. Petrovits, (answering an inquiry regarding Myers Corners and All Angels Rd.) asked Mr. Diehl if he had contacted Mr. Petrovits since receiving the letter. Mr. Finnan believed that this intersection warranted more control than the County was now providing. He wanted to know if it was possible to get statistics of accidents at this inter- section for a six month period. It was suggested that the County Executive be contacted, to further efforts for stricter control at these roads. Mr. Diehl said he would look into the matter further. Bids for Calcium Chloride for the Highway Dept. were received and • 6 opened April 3, 1968. Two bids were received - Brighton Steel and Package Pavement. Bids were: Package Pavement Brighton Steel Price per ton picked up 47.50 45.00 Price per ton delivered (less than 12 ton lots) 50.00 50.00 Price per ton delivered (12 to 20 ton lots) 44.00 41.00 The Highway Superintendent recommends the bid for Calcium Chloride be awarded to Brighton Steel Co. as low bidder. MR. MILLS moved the Board accept the Highway Superintenddent's recommendation and award the bid for Calcium Chloride to Brighton Steel. Appointment to fill a vacancy on the Zoning Board of Appeals (vacated by the resignation of Jason Morse) was tabled. MR. MILLS moved that the attorney prepare a resolution for the purchase of 3 acres of land, on Pye Lane and Montfort Rd. for recreational purposes, sale price to be $8,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Unanimously Carried Rules suspended to permit a question regarding Route 9 rezoning and a question on speed laws. Rules resumed. Mr. Mills moved the meeting be adjourned. Seconded by Mr. Heady. Motion Unanimously Carried Meeting adjourned at 12:05 A.M. alikt 3_(.41AJAAA, Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk WARRANT To 1t91.1i.E_._Djebj. , Supervisor Town of Wapp.inge- , County of Du tche s s , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the Wapp incjer _S day of ApIil , 19.6.8__, in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as hereinafter stated: CLAIM No. 205 205 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT OTHER INFORMATION Rudolph Lapar 750.00' 604 Quinn & Reilly 1600. 1308 Sloper-Willen Amb. 1373.67 1209,121C - Franc is 209,121EFrancis Sherow 110.00 506 Allan Rappleyea 19 Et. 500.00 611. 130si Joseph Ludewiq 25.03 1408 Martin Leskow 52.66 1208 Joseph Gutmann 14.70 1408 Madelyn Marcojohn 1119.89 810 Elaine Snowden 116.81 704 Eggleston Off.Equip 41 N.Market St. Pok. 672.31 1408.811.707.808.509 Eggleston Off _Equip_ 176_ R11 1dfR Thomas A.Lewis Smithtown Rd_ pr 1 RR 505 W. &S. D. News 20E.Main St. W. F. 7.35 1307 W.&S.D. New 2117_1; Ain Eentral Hudson G&E P.O.Box 312, Pok, 95,35 508 NY Tel, co. 226 508 508 RH Linge, Inc. I 69.77 509 Rnx i'1 W Falls Great Bear Spring Co 56 Colnnie st_ 5.0h 505 Albany, NY 12207 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this 8th day of Apr.i1. , 19_.48 [SEAL] Wappinger Town Clerk WARRANT To IQuia_Diehl , Supervisor Town of Wappinger , County of Dutchess , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the Wappinger thlay of April , 19..6.8_, in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as hereinafter stated: CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR No. ALLOWED ACCOUNT Ulster Electric Sup, 224 572-4 Broadway 8.63 509 Kingston, NY blue cross 225 80 Lexington Ave.NY 131.59 609, 1307 Chester Satz Co. 226 53 Market St. Pok, 9,10 509 Popper Electric Co. 227 8 W.Main St. W.F. 26.1:, 508 Beasley Agency 228 Imperial Plaza W.F. 10.0(' 607 229 Custom Clng.Contr. 125.00 509 Dutchess Cty.Clerk 230 22 Market St. Pok. 1,0( 808 231 Dutchess Cty.Clerk 12,0( 808 Acme Law Book Co. 232 Amityville. L.I.N.Y. 20.0( 710 thief Electronics 233 12-14 N.Bridae St. 21,2C 509 Pok. Williamson Law Book co. 234 2011 Main St.E, 60,9' 509 Rochester, NY Xerox Corp. 235 P.O. Box 2487 128.82 509,505 Church St.Station Ny 10008 Richard G. Barger 236 New HaokAnRark Rd 12,0( 236.808 The Reporter Co.Inc. 237 Walton, N.Y. 305.8! 1308 238 Prentice -Hall Inc. P.O. Box 21X Englewood Cliffs, NJ 14,3( 808 Williams Press, Inc. OTHER INFORMATION 239 (1q N.Rw=r Albany, NY 12201 8.5M 710 N&S Supply Corp, 240 RT.9 Fishkill NY 1.85 509 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of Wapp.inger this 8th day of April , 19 68 Town Clerk [SEAL] WARRANT To Lon i C. Diehl , Supervisor Town of Wappinger , County of .Dut.chess. , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the 8 day of April , .....in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as hereinafter stated: CLAIM No. NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT Wiccopee Garden Hse. 241 Fishkill Hook Rd. 135.00 1002 Hopewell Junc. NY 242 Robert Hanna 312.55 508 Spook Hill Rd.W.F. Pendell Press 243 Main St. Beacon 2405j 509 244 Pendell Press 7.4q 710 Highland Hosp. 245 Dplavan AVP, Bparnn q_0 71.0 246 Central Hudson 253.E4 RFSD Winsmith Div. of UMC 247 Industries P.O. Box 14305 St.Louis Mo. 63178 30.95 RFSD 248 N&S.SupplyCorp. 20.61, RFSD Axton -Cross Corp. 249 Shelton, Conn. 19.50 Electra Supply Co.In:. 250 331 Mill St. Pok. 66.0E Acme Tank&Truck Corp 251 Rt.9 W.F. 252 Flygt Corp. AmpliA Pl_ Stamford, Conn, 5.00 27S.0(1R Flygt Corp. 253 Amelia Pl.Stamford 600.0 254 R. H. Linqe Inc. 10.1 255 Axton -Cross Co. 22.7 256 N&S. Supp ly Corp. 4.2 257 N&S Supply Cop. 9.7 258 N&S Supply Corp. 3.2 259 Central Hudson 245.81 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this day of , 19 Oakwood 11 11 IJ 11 11 11 OTHER INFORMATION [SEAL] • Town Clerk