1967-03-09 RGMAGENDA - TOWN BOARD
MARCH 9, 1967
1. Supervisor calls meeting to order
•2. Roll Call by Town Clerk
3. Accept Minutes - Dec. 29, Jan 23rd, 30th, Feb 9th.
4. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
a. Request for Street Light - Myers Corners & Robert
Lane - Oakwood Knolls Civic Asscn.
b. Commando Window Cleaners - addition to Contract
c. Communications from Quinn & Worona - Re: Tall Trees
d. Two letters from Quinn & Reilly to Elliot Weiner
Re: Oakwood Water & Sewer
e. Wildwood I Rds and Drainage - Letter from Fanuele
f. John Holier Rezoning request.
g. Recommendation from Planning Bd. on Masch rezoning
Petition.
h. Letter from Mayor Furnari - Re: Tax exemption, Lake.
i. Worona to Bd. - Re: Airport -zoning Amendment
j. E. Amend -State of New York Dept. of Law -Payment
approval on Myers Corners Rd. Property.
5. REPORTS OF OFFICERS
Justices.- Building Insp. Supervisor- \`%
6. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
t:obert L'Archevesque - CATV.
7. RESOLUTIONS
Dutchess Heights - Deed and Bond Acceptance
Quiet Acres Recreation Area
8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS,
a.. Report from.A.W.Vandewinckel - Re:Zoning Ordinance
Mr. A. Bisom Requests discussion w/Bd.
b. Rudy Lapar - Reports
Oakwood Sewer line
Memo on letters from E.C.C. - Oakwood
Wildwood I - Streets and Drainage
c. Sanitary Landfill - Mr. Clausen
9. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Billing on Rockingham District
Bids - Highway and Fuel Oil
10. NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Bulger - Constable Pay
11. ADJOURNMENT
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The Regular Meeting of the Town of Wappinger Town Board was held on
Thursday, March 9, 1967, at the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers
Falls, New York.
The meeting was opened at 7:10 P.M. The Girl Scouts placed the Flag
and were thanked by Mr. Fulton.
Public Discussion was held.
Recess at 7:43 P.M.
The meeting was called to order at 7:53 P.M.
Mr. Fulton mentioned the fact that the meeting was being taped.
Members Present: (answering roll call)
Joseph H. Fulton, Supervisor
William J. Bulger, Justice of the Peace
Vincent S. Francese, Justice of the Peace
Louis'Clausen, Councilman
Louis Diehl, Councilman
Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk
Others Present:
Joseph Quinn, Attorney to the Town
Harold Reilly, Attorney to the Town
Rudolph Lapar, Engineer to the Town
Knud Clausen, Superintendent of Highways
Joseph Ludewig, Building Inspector
Mr. Bulger moved that the minutes of the meetings of this Board held
on Dec. 29, Jan. 23, Jan. 30, and Feb. 9, 1967, as submitted by the
Town Clerk be and they are hereby approved. Seconded by Mr. Francese.
Unanimously Carried.
Communications -
Letter received from Oakwood Knolls Civic Association requesting street
light at Myers Corners Road and Roberts Lane. Referred to Lighting
Committee (Mr. Bulger & Mr. Diehl.)
Commando Window Cleaning Co. proposed supplement to their contract -
Bi -Monthly cleaning of the Town Clerks office for an additional $10
a month.
Mr. Francese made a motion to authorize the additional expenditure of
$10 a month for the additional cleaning of the Town Clerks office by
Commando Window Cleaning Co. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Unanimously
Carried.
Communication between Mr. Worona and Mr. Quinn with reference to
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problems of issuing Building Permits & C.O's due to poor road condi-
tions in Tall Trees Section II.
Communication to Mr. Elliott Weiner from Mr. Quinn regarding agreement
for acquisition of Oakwood Knolls Sewer and Water systems.
Mr. Diehl had a question on the Oakwood correspondence. He asked if
any other developments had come up other than these two letters and
had Mr. Ritter in any way shown intent of not doing business with the
Town?
Mr. Quinn replied that he had talked to Mr. Fulton this afternoon and
they were both very encouraged, noting also that the State Comptrollers'
office has given approval to this purchase contemplated by the contract
between Mr. Ritter & his associates and the Town of Wappinger and at
this time feels that we're getting very close to closing this thing out.
Mr. Diehl commented on a rumor that Mr. Ritter is pulling out of this
and going back to holding to the original contract.
Mr. Quinn commented that, to the contrary, his counsel has been very
cooperative with us and doesn't think there will be any difficulty.
Mr. Fulton added that he had spoken to Mr. Ritter twice this month
and he has every reason to believe he will close on the contract the
Town has with him, indeed, seems anxious to close.
More discussion was requested on Item 4C on the Agenda - Tall Trees
Section II.
Mr. Quinn explained there had been problems concerning the road condi-
tions in Tall Trees Section II which prohibited issuance of Building
Permits & C.O's, and in an effort to alleviate the difficulty, he,
Mr. Worona, the Building Inspector and the Highway Superintendent had
agreed on an avenue of relief for the Developer, i.e, withholding
$100 per title closing for the purpose of reimbursing a qualified
road contractor to shape up the roads. Subsequently, a statement
by Malcolm Cornell, agreeing to maintain these roads, was sent to
the Town Highway Dept. with an implication that the Town would reim-
burse him for his services. This implication prompted the reply of
Counsel advising the Building Inspector and Highway Superintendent
that until appropriate compliance with the proposed agreement was
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effected, no further permits or C.O's should be issued, and, until
some road contracting firm indicates a proposal, it is assumed there
won't be any. Its the developers problem now.
Motion was made by Mr. Clausen, seconded by Mr. Diehl to suspend the
rules to give Mr. Worona an opportunity to also clarify something on
the Tall Trees subject. He wished to make it clear he had been un-
aware of the Cornell Statement until conversation with Mr. Quinn
regarding it, and upheld Mr. Quinn's impressions. He assured the
Board a correction would be forthcoming and added that Mr. Cornell
will consent to the original understanding that he and Mr. Quinn had,
which they thought would be satisfactory to the Town.
Motion made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Clausen to resume rules.
Mr. Fanuelle, President of the Wildwood Forest Civic Association,
requested to be placed on the agenda since road and drainage situation
in Wildwood Forest Section I had not been resolved.
Mr. Fanuelle:was called -by the -Board to_speak..
He asked if any action had been taken to resolve road and drainage
problem. He then gave the Superintendent of Highways a petition,
signed by residents of Wildwood Forest, Section I, requesting that the
Performance Bond be called. He added that the residents hope some
action can be taken instead of actions being set aside for another
month or more..
Mr. Knud Clausen said that before he made any recommendation to the
Board, he thought Mr. Lapar's report on this subject should be intro-
duced.
The following report was submitted:
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Town Hall
Wappingers :Falls, -New York
Feb. 27, 1967
Re: -,Wildwood Forest, Section I
Streets and Drainage
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Gentlemen:
After reading the various reports and studies made by Mr.
Richard G. Barger, P.I., and Mr. Vincent C. Kelley, P.E., former
Town Engineer, I am submitting this report as a supplement to Mr.
Kelley's report.
My investigation has not only verified Mr. Kelleys' report,
but shows an increased number of problems that are now in evidence.
They are as follows:
1. Additional areas of Wildwood Drive and Dennis Road
which may be considered deteriorated road.
2. The necessity of cleaning all catch basins and paving
around catch basins so that road gravel and oil will
not clog them.
3. The question of the open ditch has been spoken of by
Mr. Kelley, however, I question the load bearing
capacity of the existing pipe and suggest the instal-
lation of a gate to prevent entrace of individuals
until such time as the ditch is completely piped.
In lieu of complete piping, it should be required
that the open ditch be cleaned and the riprap
properly replaced. In addition, the mall should be
leveled and seeded.
4. The various drainage easements which are shown on the
final plan should be installed as shown, or good reason
for any deviation be explained in writing to the Board.
As mentioned.in Mr. Kelley's report, Mr. Shaller on
Wildwood Drive is one such situation.
5. It is also noted that any construction should be
supervised by a licensed Professional Engineer and/or
the Town Superintendent of Highways.
6. Construction details must be submitted to the :crown
Engineer for approval.
Respectfully submitted,
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s/ Rudolph E.Lapar
Engineer for the Town of Wappinger
Mr. Lapar confirmed Mr. Fanuelle's statement that the situation is
getting worse, and he felt sure it wouldn't get any better.
Mr. Knud Clausen added a word of warning to Wildwood residents that
even if he recommended calling the bond, and the Board accepted his
recommendation, that the Town would not make the repairs immediately.
He then recommended to the Board to take it under consideration to
pull the bond in Wildwood.
Mr. Quinn: On that recommendation of the Superintendent of Highways,
I would suggest that if it is the pleasure of this Board that you
instruct the Town Clerk to send to our office the petition from the
residents of the development, the bonds, related Planning Board
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material, Town resolution, and so forth and we'll commence action
against the principal in surety. I think there is no other way to.
resolvethis. If there are going to be meetings or discussions, I
think they should follow our notice to the surety company. If there
is any action on the bond, the bond company will negotiate with private
contractors to complete this work.
Mr. Francese made a motion to call the bond on Wildwood Forest
Development, Section I. Seconded by Mr. Diehl. Motion Unanimously
Carried,
A Rezoning request was presented to the Board from John P. Holler -
Property located on Pye Lane and All Angels,Road. Referred to
Planning Board for recommendation, and Counsel for adequacy.
The following recommendation was received from the Planning Board:
March 8, 1967
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Wappingers Falls, New York
Re: Rezoning Petition of Arthur Masch, Jr.
and Belzora Masch
Gentlemen:
The Town of Wappinger Planning Board, at its March 6, 1967
meeting, took the following action on the above matter:
A motion was made by Dr. Harvey Miller, seconded by Einar
Chrystie, to recommend against the rezoning of the property of
Arthur Masch,,Jr. and Belzora Masch, situated on the north side
of Hopewell Junction Road in the Town of Wappinger, from R-20
(Residential) to GB (General Business).
Motion Unanimously Carried
The Planning Board noted that there exists on the parcel in
question a legally non -conforming use. The matter of the possible
permitting of non -conforming uses to expand is presently under
study. The Planning Board, therefore, feels that this application
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should more appropriately be considered as being a part of that
study and bases their recommendation on this fact.
Respectfully yours,
s/ Susan J. Pike, Secretary
Town of Wappinger Planning Board
Mr. Fulton noted there had been prior discussions on these non-
conforming properties in the Town. He recommended scheduling an
executive meeting with our planners and discuss it. If it can be
arranged, probably Thursday.
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1.,Buiger.suggested the Planning Board -ought to be there, too.
Letter from Mr. VandeWinckel to Mr. Fulton with enclosure of an excerpt
from the Zoning Ordinance of Fishkill pertaining to expansion of non-
conforming uses, seeking direction Town Board favored.
Mr. Diehl: We can discuss it at the same meeting with the Planning
Board.
Mr. Bisom requested to be on the agenda in reference to non -conforming
uses. He had made a rough map of Myers Corners Road showing all the
businesses and other non-residential structures both non -conforming
and conforming. He feels, all small businesses should be permitted
to enlarge. He emphasized that we need small busniesses in the Town
of Wappinger. He believed Planning Board has made some recommendations.
Mr. Francese pointed out to Mr. Bisom that the Town Board was having
a meeting the following Thursday night with the Planning Board and
Planning Consultants and this is one of the major topics of discussion.
Mr. Bisom, continuing, contended that prior to adoption of zoning
an amendment.to samil businesses was supposed to be added, but wasn't.
He asked why small businesses be condemned and stifled while big
businesses comes in and gobbles up the small ones.
Mr. Fulton: The Town Board has sympathized with the situation by
recognizing condition. ,Any change in non -conforming is going to be a
major change and it will have to go to a public hearing..
Mr. Bisom asked when this would be.
Mr. Clausen: After discussions with our planners, if there is a need
for Public Hearing, we will hold it.
Mr. Fulton: Board is already on record as favoring liberation for
small business peiple. We're going to discuss this with our planner.
Mr. Bulger:, This is a complex question. We con't merely say that
all non -conforming uses become conforming. To make a blanket change in
the law would not accomplish it.
Mr. Bisom: Each small business should be on its own merits.
Mr. Bulger: I'm saying to you we are sympathetic to the problem of
yours and other establishments in the Town, at the same time we have
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not come up with a solution which would enable us to be fair to
everyone.
Mr. Bisom still contended that small businesses should be able to
enlarge 50% just like Fishkill has.
Mr. Quinn commented that there is an extremely complex legal problem
in this.
Mr. Fulton informed Mr. Bisom that this was all the answer the Board
could give him tonight.
Letter was received from Mayor Furnari requesting exemption of Town
Taxes on the Wappinger Lake.
Mr. Fulton: I'm Chairman of the -County Tax Committee and -we faced the
same problem. We were advised not to take any positive action until
ownership of the land was in the hands of the Village. The Village
does not need this exemption as a requirement to the purchase of the
lake. If the Board would like to make a motion of intent on this, it
might be appropriate.
Mr. Diehl: I would like to make the motion of intent that this Board
go on record of exempting the Town taxes of the lake. Seconded by
Mr. Clausen.
Mr. Francese: I would like to amend Mr. Diehl's motion - our motion
of intent should state that we will exempt the Village from their
share of Town taxes on that property once the Village gains actual
ownership of the property, depending on the taxable status date.
Mr. Diehl accepted Mr. Francese's amendment.
Mr. Fulton said the useage of recreation was pretty well clarified in
the purchase agreement.
Mr. Quinn noted that the Town cannot exempt the Village on any other
useage except recreation. There is a retainer of private ownership
and certain water rights here. There will have to be a segregation.
Mr. Francese: There should be some clarification on the private
ownership of certain water rights,
Mr. Fulton: I think the point Mr. Diehl is trying to get across is
that we don't have any serious objections and don't forsee any problems
that might arise.
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Mr. Diehl: Upon completion, and when all legal terms are satisfied -
there's only an intent there.
Rules were suspended to permit Mr. Arndt to ask if there would be any
reciprocol action that would provide free access to Town residents
for recreational purposes.
Rules were resumed.
Mr. Bulger: The motion should be so qualified that it indicates only
that portion of the lake that will be used by the Village for recrea-
tion, because if we just refer to the lake we may be also covering
that portion which is taxable because, as_Mr. Quinn indicated,;. there
was some proprietary rights involved.
Mr. Francese: That proprietary right extends from dam in Red Oaks
Mill to dam in Wappingers Falls.
Mr. Diehl came to the conclusion that the best thing would be to
withdraw his motion and simply inform the_Village Board that it is
the intent of the Board to cooperate 100/ with them upon completion
of all•legai.terms.. On that basis he withdrew his motion and Mr.
Clausen withdrew his second.
The Clerk was instructed to write a letter to the Village,Board shgw-
ing the Town Board's intent to work with them.
A letter from Mr. Worona was received with regard to the possibility
of the Town using zoning as a tool to block the Airport runway exten-
sion.
Board referred it to Counsel.
Mr. Quinn gave an informal answer from the floor pointing out that
the Section (356 General Municipal Law) Mr. Worona referred to had
to be read together with the preceding Section 355. They have to
do with the power of municipalities to join cooperatively in zoning
in the area of the airport and really, that part of the General
Municipal law is intended to enhance airport improvement rather than
to accomplish what may be intended by the taxpayers' action here. It
is not to the benefit of the taxpayers' action but rather to the
detrement of it.
The Board suspended rules for 3 minutes, to permit Mr. Worona to
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discourse on the foregoing.
In defense of his letter, Mr. Worna employed the argument that the.
Board had adopted a resolution opposing the presently planned runway
extension and that the General Municipal law states that in the
interest of the particular nuisance this Town Board has power to
adopt what is necessary to protect residents. He pleaded'that the
Board consider this other alternative.
Rules resumed on a motion by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Diehl.
A directive was received from the State of New York, Dept. of Law
informing the Town -that upon -completion of audit, a check would be
forthcoming on payment for Town property on Myers Corners Road.
Reports of Officers -
Motion by Mr. Clausen, seconded by Mr. Bulger, to suspend reading of
reports. Unanimously Carried. Supervisor ordered reports received
and placed on file.
Bills -:were presented in the: following. total amounts;
General Fund-
Highway
$14,558.00
15,774.10
Mr. Francese made a motion that the bills be paid, subject to audit,
seconded by Mr. Diehl. Unanimously Carried.
CATV Report - Robert L'Archevesque (see attached -pages). r -
Mr. L'Archevesque concluded his report adding"CATV is good for the
Town of Wappinger, is workable in the Town of Wappinger, therefore I
recommend that the Board authorize Supervisor and Attorney to nego-
tiate contract."
Mr. Francese: Would this local outfit propose any local programming?
Mr. L'Archevesque: They agreed to construct a local studio and agreed
to assist.
Mr. Diehl asked if this company would have any excuse not to put their
lines through the Wheeler Hill and Cedar Hill area because they don't
have enough customers?
Mr. L'Archevesque replied that it could be a point made, while negotia-
ting, that these two areas be serviced first but noted that they might
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be a little reluctant from a business point of view.
Mr. .Francese requested it be required of -them to absolutely state that
they would service these two particular areas.
Mr. L'Archevesque felt, in negotiations, it could be attempted, as it
was a point that should be agreed to, and assured Mr. Francese it would
be a part of negotiations.
Mr. Diehl commended Mr. L'Archevesque on his report and made.a motion
recommending that the Supervisor be empowered to follow through with
negotiations with ,Highway Displays Inc., with the stipulation of
checking these two areas, seconded by Mr. Francese.
Mr. Francese recommended that the Board issue a letter of thanks to
Mr. Lipman acknowledging the work he has done and the help he had
given Mr. L'Archevesque.
Mr. Bulger:' Mr Diehl-and.I have discussedthis request for astreet
light at Myers Corners Road and Roberts Lane. We are in conformity
with it. We would like to ask the Board's permission to contact
Central Hudson and authorize Supervisor to sign necessary papers.
Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Diehl brought up the fact that there were to be lights installed
over a month ago at the New Hamburg Bridge, which, to the present time,
have not been_installed. He requested this matter be checked into to
see if there is any problem.
Mr. Diehl mentioned he had received a report from the Assessors'
Office tonight, on assessments of privately owned water works in the
Town but hadn't had a chance to examine it. "Again on reports, in
regard to test borings on Robinson Lane, any report, Mr. Fulton?"
Mr. Fulton: We haven't any reports but a test has been made. Mr.
Lapar & I were there on Tuesday, the 28th. It appeared to me that
they didn't find anything they didn't expect to find. However, I
feel we should wait until these reports come in.
Mr. Diehl: Will these reports be coming?
Mr. Fulton replied in the affirmative.
Mr. Diehl: Have we heard anything from the Dutchess County Conserva-
March 8, 11967
To: Town Board, Town of Wappinger
Subject: Results of CATV Applicant Interviews and My Recommendations
During the last three months I met with representatives of Northeast Cablevision,
Hightower of Poughkeepsie, Inc., WEOK Cablevision Inc. , and Highway Displays,
Inc. I was assisted in the interviews by Mr. Sid Lipman. Table I summarizes
the response of these companies to the points I presented to the Board in my letter
entitled, "Proposed CATV Requirements and Points for Negotiation Between a
CATV Applicant and the Town of Wappinger".
A. RATING JUSTIFICATION
1. Highway Displays Incorporated
Although this applicant has had no prior experience with a CATV system, his
plan to use New York Telephone rental equipment in his head end plus having
N. Y. Telephone head end and distribution line maintenance minimizes the
experience factor. This applicant would provide a tower, head end facility
and studio at his cost.
Additional advantages are:
a. A bond has been posted with New York Telephone thus assuring cable
distribution system priority.
b. The head end site will be in the Town of Wappinger and, more
specifically, in the All Angels Hill area. This is the only applicant
with a site in our Town and it is an extremely important factor.
c. Construction of the system can begin almost immediately with a
three (3) month target for installation of initial service. (In my
opinion, no other applicant can get going this quickly).
d. This applicant is a local business and, therefore, his reaction to
problems should be better.
It is one of two applicants from whom we have received a formal
proposal.
Town Board
2. WEOK Cablevision
Page No. 2 March 8, 1967 •
This applicant is well known for the system in the City of Poughkeepsie.
The system operation in Poughkeepsie has been good. This applicant's
rate is $. 25 better than anyone else and has proposed a 1/3 reduction in
the monthly service charge for senior citizens who are on social security.
These advantages are outweighed by the following:
a. The head end site is in LaGrange, thus mandating a distribution
run of from 11 to 13 miles which will lead to a deterioration in
the signal to noise ratio of the signal due to too many stages of
amplification thus giving a poorer quality picture at the set.
b. This company has more work than it can handle in the City of
Poughkeepsie. It is estimated that 5 to 6 months will be required
to complete the work in the city thus resulting in a September or
November start date here.
c. Their was no commitment by this applicant to provide a studio for
local organization which is also important to our system.
3. Northeast Cablevision, Inc.
This company has also had much experience with CATV systems in Upstate
New York. However, it offers nothing more than WEOK plus it is not a
local company. This company will provide studio space also.
4. Hightower of Poughkeepsie, Inc.
This company is, again, very experienced, in the CATV area. It has lines
strung in the Town of Poughkeepsie but no head end to which the lines may
be connected. It has been trying for many months to get approval for a
microwave link from an antenna which will be located on Mt. Beacon. To
date, the antenna on Mt. Beacon is not up nor has any approval been granted
by F. C. C. for a microwave link.
The lack of the above mentioned facilities in the main reason for rating this
company fourth best.
B. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1. State aid is available to municipalities on a matching grant basis for
purchase of video equipment.
Town Board
Page No. 3 March 8, 1967
2. There are approximately $2. 5 million worth of video tapes and I6MM
film available in Albany for use at no charge by municipalities.
3. The installation fees, rental charges and termination charges of the
New York Telephone Company are regulated by Tariff F. C. C. #34 of
which I have a copy.
4. In our area all of the CATV signal distribution lines are installed by
New York Telephone and rented to the CATV companies at rates
specified in the tariff under an arrangement called a " lease back".
New York Telephone is also supposed to rent pole space to the CATV.
companies for their own lines, but this "pole attachment" system is
rarely used.
5. The problem of radiation is best controlled by prompt action by the
CATV Company in conjunction with the New York Telephone Company.
A contract between the CATV Company and the customer allowing for
periodic checks inside the house would also help this situation. In part
"C", I am proposing the establishment of a committee of people know-
ledgeable in the field of communications .who would be charged with the •
responsibility to investigate radiation problems in conjunction with the
New York Telephone Company, and the CATV operator and whose
recommendation would be binding on a problem, attributable to the CATV
operator.
C. SUMMARY
Two areas of the Town most need CATV service. They are Cedar Hill and
the Wheeler Hill Road area plus certain other smaller areas.
I am convinced that CATV can be of immense value to the Town not only for
those areas requiring improved reception, but for our school system, local
civic organizations and for the Town government itself.
The availability of a local studio and channel coupled with the huge video tape
library run by the State could result in a presentation of issues and topics not
normally seen. A whole series of new viewing fare would come into being
through local government participation. Debates, forums, panels and discus-
sions on a local channel would bring local government closer to the citizenry
Appeals for charitable organizations could be presented. Area school children
would have a new outlet for their debates and dramatic presentations. Local
athletic contests could be video taped and shown over the network.
Town Board.
Page No. 4 March 8, 1967,
In conclusion., I recommend. that the Supervisor and. Town Council be
authorized. to negotiate a contract with Highway Displays, Inc. , using
their proposal of February 7, 1966, as a basis for negotiation and. that
this non-exclusive contract include a rate competitive with the lowest rate
offered. and embracing the points outlined in Table 1.
I also recommend. the establishment of a standing committee under the
direction of the Town Board or Supervisor which would be responsible for
investigation of and recommended solution to radiation problems and who
would. co-ordinate use of the local channel with the CATV operator
)
Robert L. L'Archevesq94'
Assistant to the SuperviCsOr
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cc: Town Clerk, Town of Wappinger
Town Board. Members
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COMMENTS
.*$4.75 - 1/3 off of rate for elderly citizens on
Social Security
Town Control Rates
,Free Use of System
Free Taps as Defined by Town
Use of Channel by Board of Education
Complete Net Service Channel 13
Studio Space for Live Telecasts & Film
at Net Cost
Provision of (1) FM Music Channel (All
of Band)
10 Year Contract Renewable for 5
Payment to Town
Inspection or Book Audit by Town
Technical Specifications
Save Harmless Clause
Liability Insurance
Protection Against Copy write
Local Channel
12 Television Channels
24 Hour Coverage
N. E. C. Installation
Head End - New York Telephone
Distribution System - N. Y. Telephone
Projected Start Date
Infringement
N. Y. Telephone cash bond for cable
reservation
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COMMENTS
After initial rate set
One channel
Fire houses, police stations, etc.
Facility only, not equipment
88 to 108 M. C.
A license fee or similar charge
As amended by New York Telephone
Weather, news, civic use, stock quotations
N- Commercially installed
? - No head end or antenna. If 0.K. by Town
in March.
- No site, no N.Y. Telephone commitment
In Town of Wappinger
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tion Dept.?
Mr. Fulton answered in the negative but stated he had tried to call
them today, without success.
Mr. Diehl asked if there was any kind of a report from the Attorneys
on financing the 11 year road program.
Mr. Quinn: Nothing is going to be done this session of the legislature,
apparently. Situation is still the same that if you want to exceed the
sum of $15,000 there will have to be local referendum on it each year.
At the pleasure of the Board and the Superintendent we can prepare -the
necessary bond resolution and material for mandatory referendum on the
first year voting with relatively good speed. The thought would be to
have a revolving situation - I'm hopeful there will be some changes in
the finance law.
Mr. Bulger asked if it must be approved by the citizens each year?
Mr. Quinn: Yes, it would have to, under the statute right now.
Knud Clausen: If this bond was adopted, we were supposed to have
$85,000 in the budget this year to start out with. As we stand today
we could not start any kind of rebuilding road before '69 and that is
providing if the Town Board will provide money for surveying and taking
of land.
Mr. Francese: Surveying and taking would be considered in the expen-
diture of the bond, wouldn't they?
Mr. Quinn: From what I understand.
Mr. Francese: Should the Board take action this year there could'pos-
sibly be -surveying work done this year and actual physical work begin
next spring.
Mr. K. Clausen: Next spring is a little too early.
Mr. Diehl: If we don't start it now, next year it will be '70 before
we can get started. Get down to the workings of it and waht we're
going -to do.
Mr. Clausen: Mr. Diehl, would you like to make a motion that Counsel
and Highway Supt. get together and build a resolution as to what's
needed?
Mr. Diehl: It doesn't need a motion. Direct the attorney to have a
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resolution drawn for meeting of April 6th. He then stated that he
had just had a note handed to him from a taxpayer in the audience.
They were in contact with Soil Conservation last Friday and at that
date, Conservation had no communication from the Town of Wappinger
in regard to landfill on Robinson Lane.
Mr. -Fulton: I got in touch with Mr. Scoralick and asked him to
present it to that Board.
Mr. Diehl: Ask them to recheck on it. At the last meeting also I
asked in regard to a resolution made on March 4, 1965 in regard to a
change in the specification of roads. At that meeting Mr. Bulger asked
for an opinion report to be given from our attorney.
Mr. Quinn: I didn't think this needed a formal opinion. I can tell
you this, gentlemen, that this Board has no right to adopt a resolu-
tion correcting a resolution adopted by a prior Board. If it wishes
to do anything about it, it may rescind the resolution or substitute
one in its place. It may not correct one that was adopted by a prior
Board and that is evidenced by a record in the minutes approved by
all members of the then Board. If you want to change the highway
specifications you can change them any day of the week.
Discussion between Mr. Diehl, Mr. Clausen and Mr. Fulton, concerning
a letter from Public Service Commission (addressed and sent to Mr.
Quinn) being received by the Supervisor. Mr. Diehl felt strongly that
mail relating to Town affairs, though addressed directly to the Super-
visor should be made available to the rest of the Board. Mr. Fulton
opposed this position expressing his opinion that it was his peroga-
tive to decide what was proper to bring before the Board - anything he
feels important he brings before the members.
Mr. Diehl: Another letter in regard to the Town Board of the Town
of Wappinger voting in_favor of acting as a frienid of the, court.
After this meeting we adjourned to the back room and discussed just
how to go about sending facts and how to word it. Mr. Clausen was
there, yourself, and myself, I'm not sure about Mr. Francese and Mr.
Bulger. We did agree that Mr. Worona draw up a Statement of facts,to
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to be sent to Albany. The statement of facts that Mr. Worona drew
up were handed to you and I did speak to you on one occasion and you
said yes, it was sent to Albany. Later I found it was not sent to
Albany, but a revised letter was sent which did not contain the same
information and the same force the original letter had.
Mr. Fulton: We sent the brief Mr. Worona made. We sent the actual
case up tiere, Mr. Worona's interpretation of this is not pertinent
of the situation. We sent him an exact copy of what Mr. Worona gave
to us. We couldn't have submitted any better facts to them than the
complete court case.
Mr. Diehl: Did you agree that this would be sent?
Mr..Fulton: I agreed that Mr. Worona would send down the_facts as
they were.
Mr. Quinn: I think that what were sent up were the pleadings in the
lawsuit and the decision. I sent your summons, your complaint, your
answer of County of Dutchess judgment.
Mr. Diehl: You took all the force, all the meat out of the whole thing.
I feel that you did change it. We had your trust.
A ten minute recess was held at 10:20, meeting reconvened at 10:35.
Resolution #22 was presented to the Board.
Mr. Francese requested that the bids be read before action on the
resolution.
Hudson -Valley Equipment Inc. $23,288.00
Ken Smith Machinery 24,766.00
Edward Ehrbard Inc. 20,300.00
The Superintendent recommends that the bid be awarded to Edward
Ehrbard Inc. Meets specifications and lowest bid.
The'following resolution was offered by Mr. Francese, seconded by
Mr. Bulger and Unanimously Carried. _
RESOLUTION NO. 22, YEAR 1967
TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER, DUTCHESS COUNTY,
NEW YORK, AUTHORIZING THE TOWN SUPERINTENDENT
OF HIGHWAYS TO PURCHASE HIGHWAY MACHINERY
(FRONT END LOADER), SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL
OF THE'COUNTY-SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS, AND
SUBJECT TO THE PASSAGE OF AN APPROPRIATE
RESOLUTION BY THIS TOWN BOARD FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF OBLIGATIONS TO FUND SUCH PURCHASE.
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The following resolution was offered by Mr. Francese:
WHEREAS, the Town Superintendent of Highways of the Town of
Wappinger has recommended the purchase of certain highway machinery
consistingof an articulated front end loader pursuant to the pro-
visions of Section 142 of the Highway Law of the State of New York,
and -
WHEREAS, the Town Superintendent of Highways has solicited and
obtained bids from vendors for the furnishing of such equipment pur-
suant to the provisions of Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law
of the State of New York, and
WHEREAS, as a result of bids received, it appears that such
equipment may be purchased for the maximum price of $28,800.00, less
the sum of $8,500.00 trade-in allowance to be made for the surrender
of the front end loader presently owned by this Town -for a net cost.
of $20,300.00
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY
RESOLVED, that the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of
Wappinger is hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute a
contract of purchase for the aforesaid item of equipment from Edward
Ehrbar, Inc., of Pelham Manor, New York, for the net price of $20,300.
the performance of said contract on the part of the Town Superintendent
of Highways and this Town of Wappinger to be contingent upon and sub=
ject to the endorsement thereof by the Dutchess County Superintendent
of Highways, and further subject to the adoption of a resolution by
this Town Board authorizing the issuance of obligations pursuant to
the Local Finance Law to finance such purchase, and it is further
RESOLVED, that in the event that the conditions and contingencies
herein provided are performed and met, the Town Superintendent of
Highways be and he hereby is authorized, empowered and directed to -
surrender the aforesaid item of equipment to the aforesaid vendor
for trade-in allowance, subject to the approval of the Dutchess
County Superintendent of Highways as to the surrender of such equip-
ment.
Seconded by: Mr. Bulger
Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes 0 Nays
Discussion between the Board and Knud Clausen on merits, disadvantages
and needs of. the. Highway Dept. regarding trucks.
Mr. Francesez I, suggest we re -advertise bids on the trucks so we can
get more than one bid.
Mr. Fulton: I'm willing to hold another meeting next week to take up
these -bids further. I would just like a little time to get a better
understanding of the matter. -
Mr. Francese: I recommend we review it.
Mr. Bulger commented that he wouldn't feel so badly about it if more
than one Mack dealer submitted a bid just to even have a figure to
compare.
Mr. Diehl: I think it is the general feeling they're trying to put
across the point of only one company coming with a bid. No question
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we need the trucks.
No action was taken - Postponed for a week.
One bid was received for a Suburban Automobile from S.J. Reynolds -
1967 Suburban Plymouth at $?,738.71.
Mr. Clausen moved it be held up until -next week also.
Resolution -- was presented to the Board for consideration, authoriz-
ing the Town Superintendent of Highways to Purchase Highway Machinery.
Mr. Fulton to Mr. Lapar: Are: youconvinced the,Bond is enough?
Mr. Lapar: My professional opinion is that $105,000 isenough to
cover these roads.
Mr. $ulger: When wouldtheexpiration.of the bond period occur?
Mr. Reilly: Two years fromthe date of the adoption of the resolution.
TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER,
DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK
ACCEPTING DEED TO ROADS
SITUATE IN THE DUTCHESS HEIGHTS,
_:INC., SUB -DIVISION AND THE
PERFORMANCE BOND INSURING
COMPLETION OF SAID ROADS
The following resolution was offered .,by -Councilman-Diehl:
WHEREAS, an -application has been received by this Board from
Dutchess Heights, Inc., requesting that the proposed streets and
partially constructed proposed streets located in:a.residential
real estate sub -division, in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County,
New York, known as "Dutchess Heights, Inc., ,Section One", be accepted
as and for public streets in the Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, Dutchess Heights, Inc., has tendered to this Board a
deed conveying:and dedicating the'saihproposed.streets to:the:Town
of Wappinger as and for public streets, it is hereby
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept the proposed streets
known as. Alpert Drive, Tor Road, Sylvia Drive, Granger Place, Sarah
Drive and Rich Drive and the deed dedicating the same, and it is further
RESOLVED, that the said streets shall hereafter be public streets
in the:T$wn of Wappinger; subject-.to,the•following conditions:
FIRST: That Dutchess Heights, Inc., furnish to the Town Board
of the Town of Wappinger a performance bond in the amount of $105,000.00
approved by the said Town Board, and by the Town Attorney and by the
Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger as to amount, form,
sufficiency of surety and manner of execution, insuring satisfactory
completion of the aforesaid streets in said sub division in accordance
with the current minimum standard requirements for establishing roads in
the said Town of Wappinger and in accordance with current specifications
provided by the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger and
further insuring installation and completion of the storm water drainage
system for said subdivision, the plan for which has been heretofore
approved by the Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Engineer,
said work and improvements being subject to the final approval of the
Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Engineer of the Town of
Wappinger, and further insuring compliance with the conditions set_
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forth in the resolution of the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger,
dated January 24, 1967, granting final approval of the said subdivision
plat.
SECOND: • That,,upon completion of the required work and improvements
and final acceptance by the Town Superintendent of Highways and the
Town Engineer of the Town of Wappinger, 20% of the total performance
bond herein required shall be retained for a period of one year to
insure against defects: arising out of or caused by improper installa-
tion or construction.
THIRD: That the Town of Wappinger assumes no responsibility for
.maintenance and repair, including the removal of snow, of and from
said streets until the performance of the conditions mentioned in
the aforementioned bond has been completed.
FOURTH:..- That a full covenant and warranty deed and grant of storm
water drainage easements in proper form for recording be delivered
to the Town of Wappinger. The form, content and manner of execution
of such deed of conveyance and grant of storm water drainage easements
shall meet withtthe approval of counsel to the Town of Wappinger.
FIFTH: That an attorney's certificate of title insuring title in
saidroads shall be delivered and accepted by the Town Board.
Seconded by: Justice of the Peace Bulger
Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes 0 Nays
Carried: March 9, 1967
Deeds for Recreation Area - tabled as counsel noted there was an error
in the original deed and a correction deed is required.
The Board had received copies of reports from Rudolph Lapar on
Oakwood .+ received as information. -
Mr. Clausen:. Mr. Diehl asked the question as to what test borings
1. -
results were on Robinson Lane. I checked with the Town Engineer
tonight and he says, although reports weren't in and official, -the
difference is about a foot. I understand an engineer from the State
was down there today looking at'- Robinson Lane, accompanied by Mr. Ruf
of the County Health Dept. There are some residents from Robinson
Lane here tonight and I beg the indulgence of the Board to listen to
any" -questions they might•have:
Rules suspended.
Mr. Hayton said he had come down to the Town Clerks office Tuesday
seeking the petitions for a referendum. He asked if they had 30 days
from the -time they -received -the forms. -
Mr. Quinn informed him that petitions will be available tomorrow and
that they have 30 days from the date of publication.
Mr. Hayton then requested a meeting with the Town Board and with the
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Town Engineer when the report is in, so that we may have a chance to
examine the facts.
Mr. Fulton said he thought this could be arranged. -It was his under-
standing that the reports would go first to Mr. Muller_and_after that
a meeting could be set up.
Mr. Quinn cautioned the Board that there was a strong possibility of-
litigation to enjoin any further progress of this project; and recommended
discussion with the interested parties.
Mr. Ben Breslo: Mr. Ruben said he would try to avoid the possibility
of a lawsuit if there is any possibility of reaching an agreement or
compromise between the Town Board and any of,the petitioners, or reach
an understanding in regards to what the petitioners are protesting.
If there is any possibility that the site location is an improper
choice and the site might be detrimental to the people in the communi-
ty, we would certainly want to know this -and avoid a lawsuit and
determine what the proper site -is.- To forestall the purchase of a
site that might be unnecessary, is up to be considered by the Town
Board. Possibly a good understanding could be reached and a lawsuit,
which would be unnecessary, could be avoided.
Motion made and seconded to resume rules. Unanimously Carried.
Bills on Rockingham District -
Mr. Fulton informed the Board that he, Mr. Lapar and Mrs. Crosby were
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going to meet Saturday and try to project what they think is the rate
they will recommend on Rockingham Farm District. He hoped to be able
to recommend these rates by the Thursday meeting.
Bids were received and opened on the 2nd of March for highway materials,
equipment and supplies. The Highway Superintendent presented his Bid
Canvas and Report to the Board.
GASOLINE -- per gallon Regular Hi -Test
Domind Pet. Corp. Inc. 0.1370 0.1670
Sinclair -Ref. Co:._ 0.1350 0;1530.
Mid Hudson Oil Co. 0.1375 0.1675
Motion made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Diehl to accept the
Superintendent of Highway's recommendation and award the bid to
Sinclair Refining Co. as lowest bidder. Unanimously Carried.
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FUEL OIL -- per gallon #2
Vince's Oil Service
Mid -Hudson Oil Co. .
Sinclair Oil Co.
Domind Pet. Co.
.1188
. 1274
.1355
. 123
Motion made by Mr. Francese to accept the Superintendent -.of Highway's
recommendation: and. award the bid to.. Vince.' s Oil Service as lowest .
bidder,. subject to the agreement of a service -contract, seconded by
Mr. Diehl. Unanimously Carried.-
BITUMINOUS ROAD OILS e
Spoor: -Lasker :Co - "
N�Y� .State: items 73,73A, & 74';
Latex materials
-Base-Conditioner
.24 per gallon
.23 per gallon
.21 per gallon-.
Motion made by Mr. Clausen to accept the Superintendent of Highway's
recommendation and'award,the bid to Spoor-Lasher1Co.,- seconded by Mr.
Diehl. Unanimously. Carried.
CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Windsor Building--�Supply.'Co:,. $52.00 pt. $57.'50 pt. $43:00
Brighton Steel Co. 45.00 47.00 41.00
F.O.B. ' Delivered 12-20 ton loads
Motion made by Mr. Francese to accept the Superintendent of Highway's
recommendation and award the bid to Brighton Steel Co. as lowest bidder,
seconded by Mr. Clausen. Unanimously Carried.
The Board agreed to hold up awarding the rest of the bids until Thursday.
Mr. Francese moved to send a letter to the NY State Dept. of Public
Works calling to their attention to the situation of the flooding
condition at the Acme Tank and Truck Corp. Rt. 9, also look into the
fact that all the Town roads that intersect with the new sections of
Rt. 9, under control of the contractor, are not being maintained in a
condition which we would think to be suitable. And have Mr. Lapar
review the situation and assist Mrs. Snowden compose the letter.
Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Bulger: At the present time we're paying constables.$1.50 an hour.
When we ask them to perform a function, not involving the service of
papers, that is when they appear in court to act as guardians of the
jury or if we ask them to do an investigation or keep a watch on a
particular source of trouble, the pay is $1.50 per hour. I think it
should be $2.00 per hour.
Motion made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Diehl to raise the constable
pay to $2.00 per hour when they are performing duties other than the
services of papers. Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Bulger; I understand that there was a meeting scheduled for Sat.
for L&A. Mr, Worona can't make it. Should it be rescheduled?
Mr. Fulton; Try to work it a week from Saturday, March 18, at 9:30 A.M.
Local Law #2 --
Mr. Quinn had forwarded a letter to the Board members regarding the
proposed Local Law #2 - copies of the amended Law were given the Board
for their perusal.
Mr. Fulton stated that this would be rescheduled shortly.
Mr. Clausen requested that Mr. Quinn meet with the Board in executive
session and discuss it.
Motion made by Mr. Clausen, seconded by Mr. Diehl to adjourn.
Meeting adjourned at 12:11 A.M.
Elaine H. Snowden,
Town Clerk
WARRANT
To Joseph H. Fu I ton ,Supervisor
Town of WappInger
WappInger
9 th
day of
a certificate thereof
and directed to pay
hereinafter stated:
P-3
County of Dutchess New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
, and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
, 1967 , in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
March
CLAIM
No.
'146
1'147
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✓149
✓150
152
153
154
NAME OF CLAIMANT
Imbert L'Archevesque
31uy�� °-sol i wiri.u+U$,I ly
Ambulance Service, Inc.
-- 155 '- Mrs. John Ba t yer
AMOUNT FUND OR
ALLOWED ACCOUNT
43.19
34.67
fr'69.60
✓44.40
33.40
36.02
33.20
'48.00
v
125 .00
28.00
1456 Mid -Hudson Office Machines 8.50
157 Joseph E. Ludewig, Bldg.
-'458
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160
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Inspector 8.10
Joseph Gutmann
orooi er .ompany ✓
105 Dutchess Turnpike,Pou4h16.54
Dfli... E4.0.
41 New Market St., Pough. 340.19
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Shaker, Travis 3 Quinn
52.40
E.C.C., Inc. /
+lew Hackensack Rd., W.F. 300.00
✓164 %11.y Tree Service skill Beer.atiaa
7G sZ.c S
OTHER INFORMATION
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Town Clerk
WARRANT
To Joseph H. Fu l ton , Supervisor
Town of
Wappinger
Wappinger
P-2
County of Outchess , 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
, 19fIZ._., in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
9th day of March
a certificate thereof having been
and directed to pay to each of
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT
No.
✓123 ihlnE n i ngeacon
Poughkeepsie Journal
✓124 Memorial Square,Pough
The Campbell Press
✓125 W.F.
Messrs. Quinn b Reilly
v126 44 Cannon St., Pough
vl27 Flyght Corp.
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Owen J. Fitzpatrick
Cremery Rd., RDI,Hopewell
Dennis & Co., inc.
251 Main St., Buffalo,NY
Elaine H. Snowden
Olivetti Underwood Corp. / 1
1 Park Ave., N.Y. N.Y. 7.55
Dewx914WagxQsstxga#. 1
F. W. Dodge Co.,a330 W.
42nD Gt., i.Y., N.Y. 32.00
Olivetti Underwood Corp. -1554.001
15.701
Verner Christensen '18.201
Edward Thompson Co.
399 Gold St.,Brooklyn 424.001
AMOUNT FUND OR
ALLOWED ACCOUNT
OTHER INFORMATION
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Dwight Robbing
Richard Horne
St. Nicholas Rd., W.F.
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,f1.43 Avis Rent a Car
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Town Clerk
WARRANT
To (Joseph H. Fulton
Town of
Wappin9er
, Supervisor
, County of Dutchess , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
Wap i.nge r , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
9th day of March , 19._.$L, 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
No.
Associated Hosp. Serv.
100 80 Lexington Ave.
\� IOOA MudoIph Lap"ar
-.,101 Pitney -Bowes, Inc.
wteay's rurnuuure Co.
J102 394 Vassar Rd.,Pough
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41 New Market St.,Pough
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Shaker,Travis & Quinn
Main St., W.F.
✓109 Mid Hudson Oil Co.
ii 10 I New York Telephone Co.
✓ Ill IMid Hudson Oil Co.
0 12 I New York Telephone Co.
113 I Bill Diesing, 23 Remsen
W.F.
Roberts -voice Paper /co
114 40 Cottage St.,Pough
<113 "
gI I.vcnla 7 Sores, Inc.
j16 107-121 Brookfield St.,
White Plains, N.Y.
v47 Commando Window CIng.Co.
8 McCombs Statuary
279 Main St., Pouch
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22.80
381.50
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159.50
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