1965-02-04 RGM191`.
The Regular monthly meeting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger, was
held in the Town Hall, Mill St. Wappingers Falls, N.Y., on Thursday, February
4, 1965.
Present - Deputy Supervisor and Councilman George Robinson; Councilman Louis
Diehl; Justices of the Peace, William Bulger, and Vincent Francese; Attorney
for the Town, Harold H. Reilly; Engineer for the Town, Vincent Kelley; Building
Inspector, Joseph E. Ludewig; Superintendant of Highways, Robert Lawson; Town
Clerk, Helen L. Travis.
The meeting was ppened at 8 PM by Deputy Supervisor, George Robinson.
Deputy Supervisor Robinson advised the Board that they had received copies
of the minutes of the December 28th, 1964 meeting, what was their pleasure
on same.
Motion made by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by Councilman
Diehl, that the minutes of the December 28th, 1964 meeting be accepted.
Motion Carried
The bills for the month of January, 1965 were read:
General Fund $10,476.88
Highway Fund $ 1,425.89
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Francese, and seconded by
Justice of the Peace Bulger, that the bills be paid, subject to audit.
Motion Carried
The following reports were submitted:
Building Inspectors' Report for the month of January, 1965
Building Permits issued_for;
10 Single Family Residences
1 Residence Addition
11 Total Permits for January
Value of Construction: $176,200.00
Fees Collected and turned over to Town Clerk: $175.50
Miles Travelled on Zoning, and Building Inspector: 298
Joseph E. Ludewig, Building Inspector
During the month of January, 1965, while presiding in Justice Court,
Town of Wappinger, I heard the following cases, and collected the fees and
fines listed below:
Type Number Fines and Fees Collected
Motor Vehicle 27 $ 230.00
Civil 1 $ 2.50
Criminal -- --
I am holding $100.00 in my official bank account on pending Motor Vehicle
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and $50.00 in a pending Criminal Action.
I have forwarded a check in the Amount of $232.50 to the State Department
of Audit and Control.
William J. Bulger, Justice of the Peace
Annual Report, Justice Court, Town of Wappinger, N.Y.
During 1964, in Justice Court, 36 Criminal Cases
39 Civil Cases, and 291 Motor Vehicle Cases were adjudicated for an
annual total of 366 cases.
During that same period, *3556.50 was submitted to the Comptroller
of the State of New York in payment of fines and fees. Total income was
$4059.46. The remaining $766.00 consists of adjustments for 1963 transactions
disbursed in 1964; bail of $250.00 taken in 1964 for cases not disposed
of at the close of the year and fines and fees remitted to the New York
State.Comptroller in 1965 for 1964 activity.
William J. Bulger, Justice of the Peace
Financial Appendix A
Income $4,825.46
Disbursements $4,059.66
December 31, 1964, Unajusted Balance - $766.00
$573.50 - 12/31/64 Bank Balance
$145.00 - 12/31/63 Bank Balance
$ 25.00 - Disbursed in 1963 book
shown by bank in 1964
$ 10.00 - Deposited in wrong account
$ 12.50 - 12/31/63 book balance
$766.00
Activity Appendix B
Criminal - 36
Civil - 39
Motor Vehicle - 291
Total 366
1964 Cases
Criminal Civil Motor Vehicle Total
Jan. 1 7 21 29
Feb. 1 3 27 31
Mar. 1 0 20 21
Apr. 1 3 19 23
May 8 0 19 27
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June 1
July 0
Aug. 4
Sept. 4
Oct. 8
Nov. 0
Dec. 7
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8 24
3 28
1 27
6 32
1 33
1 15
6 26
39 291
Comptrollers Receipts
January $181.00
February 232.50
March 400.00
April 221.50
May 260.00
June 318.00
July 242.50
August 390.50
September 312.50
October 422.50
November 252.50
December -Tentative -
323.00
$3,556.50
To Comptroller for 1964 Activity
William J. Bulger, Justice of the Peace
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Appendix C
During the month of January, 1965, the activities listed belowwere
handled in Justice Court:
(1) 15 Motor Vehicle cases handled, showing $200.00 collected
in fines.
(2) 7 Civil cases handled, showing $14.50 collected in fees
and filing costs.
(3) One Criminal case handled.
(4) A total of $214.50 has been forwarded to the State Dept. of
Audit and Control.
(5) At the close of the month, -I was holding $125.00 in my
official bank account for bail in two pending Motor Vehicle cases.
Vincent S. Francese, Justice of the Peace
During the year 1964, the activities listed below were handled in
Justice Court:
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(1) 256 Motor Vehicle cases handled resulting in total of $3030.00
collected in fines.
(2) 98 Civil cases were handled resulting in a total of $230.50
collected in fees and filing costs.
(3) 19 Criminal cases were handled.
(4) (a) During the year, I forwarded $3,260.50 to the New York State
Dept. of Audit and Control.
(b) I have disbursed $801.61 to individuals during the year
for payment of debts, constables fees, return of bail, return of
filing costs.
(c) At the close of the year, there was $450.00 in my official
bsink account for bail in pending cases.
A SUMMARY OF THE ABOVE SHOWS A TOTAL OF:
(1, 373 cases handled
(2) A total of $4,512.11 collected of which
(a) $3,260.50 was forwarded to the State Comptroller
(b) $801.61 was disbursed
(c) $450.00 was held at the close of the year
Vincent S. Francese, Justice of the Peace
A joint Summary of the Activities of the Justice of the Peace show:
547 Motor Vehicle cases, 137 Civil, and 55 Criminal cases, showing
showing a total of 739 cases handled in the Town of Wappinger Court.
A total of $9,337.57 collected, of which $6,717.00 was forwarded
to the State Dept. of Audit and Control.
A total of $700.50 was being held as bail in pending cases at
year end.
We would like to emphasize that the occupancy of the present Courtroom
has permitted holding Special Sessions Court in a suitable environment for
the proper administration of Justice, and has Alleviated the necessity of
borrowing facilities in which to hold Jury Trials.
William J. Bulger
Vincent S. Francese
Justices of the Peace
Report of Ambulance Service for the year 1964
Amount Collected.in May $ 45.00
tt . n r tt tt June 150.00
tt 11 " ". tt July . 150.00
tt ~ w "' "" August 150.00
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Amount Collected in September 180.00
rr rr rr " " October 240.00 •
rr r` M M " November 180.00
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$1,335.00
144 Trips made
89 Trips Paid
55 Trips Unpaid @ 15.00 $825.00
Amount paid to Sloper-Willen Ambulance Service - $4,000.00
Helen L. Travis, Town Clerk
Motion was made by Councilman Diehl, and seconded by Councilman
Robinson, that these reports be accepted.
Motion Carried
A letter was read from Joseph E. Ludewig recommending the name of
Joseph Gutman as Deputy Building Inspector, stating he would devote a
minimum of 18 hours per week on field inspection, at a salary of $2,000.00
per year.
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Francese, and seconded by
Justice of the Peace Bulger, that Joseph Gutman be appointed Deputy Building
Inspector at a salary of $2,000.00 a year.
Motion Carried
A letter was read from the Planning Board in reference to the re-
zoning bf Martini Property. The Board recommended against this re -zoning.
Mr..Pagones asked if he could take'this up again with the Planning
Board. -
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by
councilman Diehl, -that -this matter be referred back to the Planning Board.
Motion Carried
A letter was read from the Planning Board in reference to the Mall on
Roberts Lane. This was referred to the Attorney for the Town to look into.
A letter was received from the Board of Fire Commissioners of the New
Hackensack Fire District, asking about changing names of roads and streets
that are practically the same.
The Board asked Mr. Vandewinkel about this, and he stated that they
would leek into the matter, andtry to come up with some solution at the
next meeting.
Superintendant of Highways, Robert Lawson, presented Bids..
The following Bids were reviewed for Fuel Oil;
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Bottini Fuel Oil Corp. -- 0.12 a gallon for No. 2 Fuel Oil to Town
of Wappinger, for contract period.
Mid -Hudson Oil Co. Inc. -- 0:12.a
gallon for Esso # 2 Fuel Oil to
Town Hall, and Town Highway Department Building for the firm price of $kgs
Sam and Irv's -- $.125 per gallon firm price for #2 Fuel Oil for
contract year 1965.
Vince's Oil Service -- $.126 per gallon for #2 Fuel Oil.
Sinclair Refining Co. -- 13.55 0 per gallon.
Motion was made by Councilman Diehl,, and seconded by Justice of the
Peace Bulger, that Bottini Fuel Oil Corp. be granted the contract for Fuel
Oil. The reason being that Bottini Fuel Oil Corp, and Mid -Hudson Oil Corp.
submitted the same bid that they thought the Bottini being a local person
he should receive the contract.
Motion Carried
The rest of the bids were held over until the next meeting in order
that they could be looked into further by the Town Board and Attorney for
the Town.
A letter was read from Attorney Reilly in reference to proposed change
of specification to require one and one half inches of Blacktop on roads
to be accepted by the Town of Wappinger.
Mr. Brannan asked if it wouldn't be wise to hold up Plans so that new
builders would have to meet the new road specifications . Mr. Reilly stated
he did not think it advisable and that he would give a decision an same.
Mr. Hancock, representing Albert J. Ricci, spoke, asking permission to
operate a Community Antenae System in the Townof Wappinger. He explained
operation of same, and stated he would submit more information to them.
Mr. Weinberg asked if this was relative to paid T.V.. Mr. Hancock
answered that it could not be used for same.
Mr. Brannan asked if they had considered planning regulations with the
County Planning Board.
Motion was tdade by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by Justice
of the Peace Francese, that this be tabled until they could go further into
the matter.
Motion Carried
Superintendent of Highways, Robert Lawson, asked permission to advertise for
bids on a Convedtional Dump Truck.
1974.
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Ptincese,.and seconded, by
councilman Diehl, that Superintendent of Highways, Robert Lawson, be given
permission to advertise for bids on a conlsntional Dump Truck.
Motion Carried
Councilman Diehl moved that the compensation of the Election Board
members be increased from $1.50 per hour to $2.00 per hour, and that they
be allowed $3.00 per day for meals. Justice of the Pegce Bulger said he
would second this motion if there was enough money allotted to cover this
raise. After discussion, it was decided to withdraw this motion until it
was looked into for the next meeting.
Justice of the Peace Francese reported progress on the re -districting
of the Election Districts, and wished to thank Building Inspector Joseph
Ludewig, and Engineer Kelley for their help in this matter.
Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals reported that Mr. L'Archevegque's
term was expiring.
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by Justice
of the Peace Francese that Mr. L'Archevesque be re -appointed to the Zoning
Board of Appeals.
Motion Carried
The following Resolution was proposed by Justice 'of the Peace Bulger,
and secondedby Justice of the Peace Francese:
WHEREAS, an application has been received by this Board from Angelo A.
Williams, requesting that the proposed streets and partially constructed
proposed streets known as Beechwood Circle and Brook Hollow Court, and located in
a residential rea estate subdivishon in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County
New York, known as "Brook Hollow Estates" be accepted as and for public streets
in the Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, the plat of the aforesaid subdivision was duly approved, subject
to certain conditions, by the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger on
October 5, 1964, and
WHEREAS, the said Angelo A. Williams, has tendered to this Board a deed
conveying and dhdicating said proposed 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 Beechwood Circle and Brook Hollow Court and the deed dedicating the same,
and it si further
RESOLVED, that the said streets shall hereafter be public streets in the
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Town of Wappinger, known as Beechwood Circle and Brook Hollow Court, subject
to the following conditions:
FIRST: That Angelo A. Williams furnish to the Town Board of the
Town of Wappinger a performance bond in amount of $16,000.00 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 satifactorp completion of the aforesaid streets in
said subdivision 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 systed 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 forth in the resolution of the Planning Board of the
Town of Wappinger dated October 5, 1964.
SECOND: 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.
THIRD: That the deed of dedication of the aforementioned streets
and the grant of storm sewer drainage easements tendered and offered to the
Town of Wappinger are accepted jubject to an examination of title to the
premises or rights conveyed thereby by the Town Attorney and to the further
approval of the Town Attorney as to the adequacy, substance and form of such
instruments.
FOURTH: That said road or roads shall be completed in accordance
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With applicable Town specifications within two years from the date of the
adoption of thus resolution, but not sooner than eighteen months from said
date, unless the Town Board shall consent to such sooner completion baled on
a finding that the area served by said road or roads has been substantially
developed.
Resolution unanimously Carrie
The following resolution was made by Justice of the Peace William
Bulger, and seconded by Councilman George Robinson, and unanimously carried:
WHEREAS, the existing facilities at the Castle Point Hospital, Beacon,
New York, offers services for veterans in this area and veterans from other
parts of the country, and
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WHEREAS, the existence of the Castle Point NOspital offers employment to
a number of residents in this area, and
WHEREAS, the existence of the facilities at Castle Point Hospital is
conducive in general to the continued growth and prosperity of thisarea, and
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger is of the opinion that
the existing facilities should be maintained and desires to go on record as
being in favor of their maintenance, and
WHEREAS, the Town Board desires that copies of this resolution be for-
warded to the proper authorities having jurisdiction over this mater, it is
hereby
RESOLVED, that this Board goes on record as being in favor of the
continued maintenance of the existing facilities of the Castle Point Hospital
Beacon, New York, and it is further
RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution shall be forwarded to the proper
authorities having jurisdiction over this matter.
Louis Clausen asked if we could have a report from the Land Fill Committee
and from the Industrial Committee.
Councilman Robinson reported that he had jest gotten on the Land Fill
Committee, but that they were inspecting sites.
Justice of the Peace Francese reported that they had been working on
different industries.
It was suggested that the Town Clerk write the Department of Health, Poughkeepsie,
New YorlF, asking them to give us any reports they may have on the sewage and
water systems in the Town of Wappinger.
Mr. Tullo brought to the attention the traffic situation at the intersection
of Route 9 and New Hackensack Road. Stating people were passing Stop sign
by cutting through the vacant gas station lot.
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by Justice
of the Peace Francese, that the Town Clerk write a letter to the Village
Board explaining the situation, and asking for their help.
Town Clerk stated that all things for the Agenda of the Town Board
meetings must be in to her at least 7 days ahead of the meeting. Then
Agendas would be forwarded to Town Board members at least 4 days ahead of
the meeting.
The following Resolution was made by Justice of the Peace Francese, and
seconded by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and unanimously carried:
WHEREAS, Subdivision 10 of Sction 29 of the Town Law requires that the
supervisor of each town prepare and file with the Town Clerk within 30 days
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after the expiration of each fiscal year, an annual financial report accounting
for all moneys received and disbursed by him, together with the cettificate or
certificates of the bank or trust company where Town moneys are deposited,
showing the amount of such moneys on deposit with said bank or trust company,
and cause a certified copy of such report to be published in the official
newspaper, and
WHEREAS, in lieu of preparing the report required by Subdivision 10 of
Section 29 of the Town Law, the Town Board may determine, by resolution, that
the supervisor shall submit to the Town Clerk within 60 days after the close
of the fiscal year, a copy of the report to the State Comptroller required
by Section 30 of the General Municipal Law and the Town Clerk shall cause
a summary of such report to be published within 10 days after receipt thereof
in a form approved by the State Comptroller in the official newspaper.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY
RESOLVED, that in lieu of preparing the report required by Sub-
division 10 of Section 29 of the Town Law, the supervisor shall submit to
the Town Clerk within 60 days after the close of the fiscal year, a copy of
the report to the State Comptroller required by Section 30 of the General
Municipal Law and that the Town Clerk shall cause a summary of such report
to be published within 10 days after receipt thereof in a form approved by
the State Comptroller in the official newspaper.
Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger, and seconded by Justice
of the Peace Francese theithe meeting adjourn.
Motion Carried
Signed,
Town Clerk
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WAPPINGHR
WARRANT
, Supervisor
, County of DUTCRESS
, New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
WARRINORR and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
..4....._..day of MIRUARY , 19 65 , 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:
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Town of WAPPINGER , County of DUTCHESS , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
WM/Minn , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
4. ..... ._..day of Iltaikti&EM , 19..63., 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 COUNT
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Town of. WAPPINGZR, County of
DUTCHESS 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
4 day of FEBRUARY 105 , 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:
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