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1963-07-11 RGM321 The regular monthly meeting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger was held on Thursday evening, July 11, 19tkin the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Present: -Town Board members -Supervisor -Richard H. Linge, Councilmen - Malcolm Hait & George Robinson, Justices of the Peace-Vincnet Fran- cese & William Bulger. Town Clerk Helen L. Travis, Town Attorney - Judson Williams, Town Engineer -Charles Maneri, Assessor -Kenneth Thornton, Building Inspector & Zoning tnspector-Joseph Ludewig, Superintendent of Highways -Kenneth Croshier. The meeting was called to order at 8 ofrolock by Supervisor Linge: The minutes of the June meeting were read. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Councilman Robinson that the minutes of the June meeting be approved as read. Motion carried The bills for the month of June were read. Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger and seconded by Councilman Robinson that the bills for the moth of June be paid. Motion carried GENERAL FUND WARRANT SHEET ATTACHED $4,925.58 HIGHWAY ITEM #1 Leemac Sand & Stone Corp. --Gravel $2,516.85 Spoor-Lasher Co., Inc--Latex(Road Oil) 4,129.20 Dutchess Quarry & Supply--Kotal Mix 424.20 Mid-audson Oil Co., Inc --Gas & Oil 285.26 $&,355.51 BRIDGE FUND ITEM # 2 Dutchess Lumber & Bldg. Supply Corp. --2 x 6 Bridge rails ---$10.80 322 MACHINERY FUND ITEM # 3 Hedges Lumber Co., Inc. --Supplies Contractors Machinery Corp. --Parts for grader $ 4.70 48.04 52.74 SNOW & MISCELLANEOUS FUND IT$M # 4 Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.--Electrlic $4.45 A letter was read from Arthur Weinberg, Chairman of the Recre= ation Committee, informing the Town Board of the resignation of Mrs. Nancy Russell, from the Recreation Board and submitting the name of Mrs. Wilma Young as a new member of the Board. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Justice of the Peace Francese that the resignation of Mrs. Nancy Russell from the Recreation Committee be accepted with regret. Motion carried Motion was made by Councilman Robinson and seconded by Justice of the peace Bulger that Mrs. Wilma Young be appointed a member of the Recreation Committee. Motion carried Motion was made by Justice of the Peace Bulger and seconded by Justice of the Peace Francese that the following Election In- spectors be appointed, effective July 1B, 1963 for a term of one year. Motion carried REPUBLICAN ELECTION INSPECTORS District 1 Viola Brown, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Mae Hummel -Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 2 Harold Mac Mullen, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Raymond Dolan, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 3 John Goebel, R. D. Wappingers Falls, N. Y. 323 Sidney Wickham, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 4 Lena Husted, Hughsonville, N. Y. Grover Churchill, Hughsonville, N. Y. District 5 Elizabeth Hammond, Chelsea, N. Y. Mary Price, Chelsea, N. Y. District 6 Robert Gruendle, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Marie Migliore, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 7 Helen Howell, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Elaine Snowden, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. DEMOCRATIC ELECTION INSPECTOR District 1 Mary Le Roy --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Eileen Weit,--Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 2 Victoria Lopez --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Margaret Fredericks, Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 3 Coert Van Voorhis --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Frank Yeomans --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. District 4 Catherine Loop --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. George Lieberman --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Chelsea, N. Y. District 5 Eileen Farrell--WAAp±Xt xsxRattm, N. Y. Ja mes Stacklum--Chelsea, N. Y. District 6 Helen Bechtold, Hopewell Junction, N. Y. vv Albino Medio --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. T.1 District 7 Rosalie Diez -Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Mary Egan --Wappingers Falls, N. Y. A discussion was held pertaining to re=arranging election Districts The Board instructed the Town Clerk to contact Democratic Chairman George Brannen, stating that the Womens Republican Club had volun- 32 teered to help and ask Sf he can get 3 volunteers. If not Town Clerk will procure help to do this. A report was read from Justice of Peace, William J. Bulger as follows: 13 motor vehicle and traffic cases, showing fines of $105.00 collected. Three civil cases closed showing filing cost of $7.50. No criminal cases handled during the momth of June 1963. Report was read from Justice of the Peace, Vincent Francese as follows: 34 motor vehicle & traffic casses closed showing total fines collected of $340.00. 3 civil cases closed showing $6.00 collected in filing costs. 2 criminal casses closed showing $10.00 collect4d in fines. Issued five warrants for arrest. I am holding $8.50 in 4 civil casesxmtmsmd not yet closed. A total of $356.00 collected for fines and costs. Building Inspector, Joseph Ludewig reported as follows: 28 Building permits issued with at total value of $366,850.00. Fees collected and turned over to Town Clerk $356.50. 337 miles were covered on inwpection of buildings uner construction and on re- quest for zoning information. Checked on several complaints of zoning violations, and met with the Appeals Board and the Planning Board to discuss various problems. Motion was made by Justice of Peace, Francese and seconded by Councilman Hait that the salary of full time Zoning Inspector be made $2000.00 per year, and the salary 6f full time Buidling Inspector be made $3500.00 per year. Motion carried. Motion was made by Councilman Robinson and seconded by Justice of Peace Bulger that Joseph Ludewig be -appointed full time Building Inspector and Zoning £pspector as of July 1st, 1963. 325 Motion carried Kenneth Thornton, Chairman Board of Assessors reported that grievance INday was held on Thursday, July 9, 1943. About 50 people attended same. They have to do about 18 re-qppraisals, none of them very serious. The assessment roll has risen 14% this year. Attorney Wil6iams presented the re -zoning case of Louis Eck. Mr. Williams stated he had reviewed the case and thought that same should be returned to the Planning Board for proper record. Mr. Eck aggeed that this would be satisfactory. Bob Kearns -Fleetwood -discussed Franton Apartments, asking that min= utes of Zoning Board of Appeals be read. Attorney Williams read parts of minutes pertaining to this matter. Mr. Almena spoke on Franton Apartments. Asking several questions of Mr. Ludewig, u a i.d ox nct. Stating that only a small amount of grading had been done. Permit' was in effect when ;ordinance went into effect. George Leibler; Spoke asking -Were they issued a permit to build. Mr. ]udewig was requested to read letter of April 9, 1962 addressed to Mr. Ferrente. He also read a paragraph of letter he received from Mr. Ferrente pertaining to this matter. Attorney Williams statedthat it was his opinion that Town Board would lose the case against owners of Franton Apartments and sug- gested that Town Board refrain from taking any action against them. The Board expressed their fellings in the above matter as follows: Justice of Peace Bulger stated ,"Ihave no alternative but to follow 326 the advise of our Counsellor who states he thinks Board should not take a chance in Igringing suit against the builders of Franton Apartments. Councilman Hait stated he was also of the same feeling Councilman Robinson was also of the same felling Justice of the Peace-Francesewas of the same felling Fleetwood Manor Residents then presented the issue of the raods in Fleetwood Manor. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Justice of the Peace Bulger that the Bonding Company for Fleetwood Manor be notified that the roads are not completed and that we are holding then responsible. Motion carried AnthonyGallo spoke stating he had started roads but weather had held them up. Murrill Effon Attorney spoke in behalf of The F1hetwood property. Fred. Koehler, Quiet Acres, spoke for Civic Committee. Explaining damage and presenting pictures of same, that had been done during the storm. He also asked about road signs. In reference to signs Mr. Croshier stated they are on order. Mr. Crosheer stated that the roads are still on bond and that he had spoke with Mr. Alexander. It was decided that Mr. Maneri, Mr. Croshier, Mr. Kohhler and Mr. Alexander would get together as soon as poss- ible and try to straighten this matter out. Stanley Shepf-asked if men could be sent to his place tomorrow to take care of catch basin. Mr. Croshier agreed that they would be there. Mr. Koehler, asked if letter could be sent to Mr. Alexander stating that these things must be taken care of as soon as possible. Board instructed the Town Clerk to send this letter. Mrs. Gencen asked about outcome of Town Board Suit. Mr. Williams stated that order has not yet been signed by Judge. Mr. Williams stated he will be out of Town for two weeks so he will ask Mr. Winne to contact Town Clerk when he receives same and she is to call Mrs. Gencen and let her know. Letter was received from Edge Hill Manor, Inc., asking for per- mission to install a water pipe line across and under Pye Lane and connecting pipes under the northerly side of Pye Lane. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Justice of the Peace Francese that we, grant permission for Edge Hill Manor, and under Inc., to lay a pipe line across/Pye Lane addeaconnecting pipes under the northlarly side of Pye Lane. Motion carried A letter was read from Joseph E. Ludewig, Zoning Inspector in reference to Raw1's Trailer Park, atatmgg he had contacted Board of Health for information, on approval of same. The following is a copy of same. " At the request of the Town Board I contacted Mr. Jack Hill of the County Board of Health for informatiton on the Rawl's Trailer Park approval by the Board. Mr. Hill says that he fekls completely satisfied that the plan approved includes the necessary precautions to prevent contamination of Sprout Creek and the Department has an active interest to supervise the installation of the sewerage system. Mr. Rawls has engaged the firm of Barger and Russ to correct some features which the Board of Health objected to. - - 3 Mr. Hill says with the final approval of the plan a Board of Health permit to operate a trailer park will be issued. This . permit is rvokable if violations are found and not corrected." Mrs. Fay Rao, Dugans Lane appeared before Board in reference to road. Mr. Suozzo also appeared before Board in refereune to Dugans Lane. Attorney Williams agreed to look into the matter of Dugans Lane further and report on same at a later date. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Justice of the Peace Francese that the meeting adjourer( Motion carried. Signed Town Clerk :11 WARRANT g To bti.Chard --8.--.Liu+ , Supervisor Town of Wapp3„Ag.sr ,County of Ilu trema , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of ___.__wappingsr , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the .._ i1 ---day of July , 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 No. NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT 127 '8rig'on steel cotta..: 26. 5 Route 52, Hopewell Iunction-I- v= OTHER INFORMATION Signs & Signals Road Signs Polic Con. 138 ,S st iaf 4n 1 ,inn L ftp„ Sher., Duty for Court Case Fulton St. 111app.. Fal)s,L-v- 129 Cetbt. Hud G. & E. a 122'1 N a 1 S! Lght. Heat . $ervice-Re-valuation office ?71 a Service -alder. Inst. 13.a4 a it Service -Ass. Office a 2% !1h a a Repair lght. 10 Heat & etc. Repairing Lights. a -fin Hall 8 N. Main St. ' Reappr.& 134 ,Acan Lir Ruryeyst 1, 592..50 Tax Inc., 907 Penn Ave. Maps. of ttshurrrt+ 79_ 2a. Ase. offica CAA & other Exi. 135 Stanley Rios. t a $ a a a Parks & 41 N. Market St. Pnughkaapsie, N.dt. Town Attor. 18.40_Of f - Exp. Insurance 278.4. Liab. Insurance wiiiiem: 139 Who Ilkwseu•ley Agency. a N 141 T,• Canpb.1 l Pr*s: 142 a tb Pat. Ob. 47.5 ice_ flay Sunvlies-Mem. Day Park & 77. • Playground Recreation Planning Bdi 5n _ 5 other Exp. 1 BuDolies-Bldq., irrclb• Tax Haps. Mileage for Dec. 196 a for 1963 F �1 Playground Material Milage & Recording Easement. Auto Liability General Lia. Fire & Coll. eve hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this day of [SEAL] ,19 Town Clerk 1405MILLIAMSON LAM NOON CO.. NOCNSSTSN. N.I. To Richard 11. Linge Town of Wappinger WARRANT , Supervisor , County of Dutohess , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Wappiug.ex , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the . _day of July , 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 No. NAME OF CLAIMANT IAMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT Ass. Off. 145 MC Cambs -279 Main St.„ 80.95 $21.85 Ms Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: OTHER INFORMATION Supplies N. Y. 147 N. Y. Tel. Company 148 99 urc k 7, N. Y. 1jClyde L. Meecker, Messier Ave. Wappingers Falls 151 Lee Gillespie. 21,05 1.20.30 457,89 3.001 p " Insur Comp. (Compensation Service -Ass. Off Hall 1 ,Etc. 80.001 Parks & 24 Xinsey Road, Playgrounds Constables 1 152 15.00 Comp. Ass. off. 153 :2.501 Exp. 34.0::Hall, :;mir. Lat. Town Hall 155 173.00 Rent. 1 1 J. Of P. 156 10.00 Off. Exp. 1 Blood test for G. Ellis 1 1 IPakk i 1 157 ,In 295.6 Playground Recreation Committee WilmissMI `' ' iiito set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this...................day of , 19 154 Dwight Robbins Gladys Timbo Davies Hardware 806 Main Street, P©ughkeepeie, N.Y_ Marine !Midland Bk of 8. E. N. Y. e Sldg. Insp. fixing door stop tion Comm. Band June 27, i July 4 Servings jury lists notice Stamps Door Stop Ass. Off. -App., May k June ldg. Ins.- " " Revaluation off. -June Mid Hudson Medical (group -Box 587, Fishkill, N.Y. Van Voorhis Bros. Fishkill,N.Y. [SEAL] Town Clerk 1OO5WILLIAMSON LAW ROOM CO., ROCHRRTER. N.Y. WARRANT To Richard .HA. Wage, Town of WaLP_R_PAILe* Nappinger ___11_._day of , County of ' Supervisor , New York. The following claims, having beenit' PreseT'Led to the Town Board of the Town of , and duly , 19_ a certificate thered having been duly filed in and directed to pay to each of the followin hereinafter stated: CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT No. 139 160 12 Shaker, TraviS & n, Loilga _F. & A. Quin wePP • audited an allowed at a meeting thereof held on the in the am,8tatiet reinafter respectively specified, and my °1" as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized g claiIknts the ambnnt allowed upon his claim as AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT M., Ralph Sinstbaugl, Jorimph. LuAndwil OTHER INFORMATION A ,in Park* & Raoreation Conni t tee Playgrounds 71.25 0 11 150.00_ Town Rall -Town Hall 26._96 A. 4 P. 1.s Cdopany 48,33 Albariy Post. 4Arp. Fa 165 Charles B. Mk 384 Broadwa Newburgh, Maiitingera—SnOthArn News 167 W. & 5, O. New$, 1 II H H 3.68 H tingp 172 R.ichardt Flea shop 173 J Eggleeton Off. Equip 174 f Vincent S. Frahcese In wittitqwwirdi,864 1 have thisll day of oPtilY Rents 1pp., May & June Playgrounds 11 Mem, Day 5.06 Town Clerk Off, Bap. Printing 2c.on 8.69 11 Supplies Legal Notice- --Town Maps Incalls-Public Hear. pery h 2.50 Servies Plaaa or Memorial Day 87.81 Town Hall Fur. for new offices Pur. & 3440 W. of P. Stamps. Off. Exp. / g 5J tAll 14.Jt 4'04.4.cp ei6iititt; iierfririfiriortihd the Seat of the Town of._ ... 6.,,Z.LITAFej , 19 6$ (SEAL] k Town Clerk