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1961-02-09b4 The regular monthly me ting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger, was held in the Town Hall, on Thursday evening, February 9th, 1961. Present: -Supervisor Richard H. Linge, daistices of the Peace-Joppph F. Kelly and Edward B. Beatty, Councilmen -Emory J. Hager and Malcolm I. Hait, Super- intendent of Highways -Charles E. Mewkill, Sr., Town Attorney -James J. Lyons„ Town Engineer—Charles Maneri and Tmwn Clerk -Helen L. Travis. The meeting was opened by Richard H. Linge, Supervisor at 8 P. M. The minutes of the last meeting were read. A motion was made by Justice of the Peace Kelly and seconded by Councilman Hait that the minutes be accepted as read. Motion carried GENERAL FUND WARRANT NO. 2 6 --Williamson Law Book Company --Fee Book $28.15 7 --Hamilton Oil Service --Service Town Hall 89.59 8 --The Beaseley Agency --Fire & Liability Insurance 1239.22 9—Grinnell Library Ass. Inc. --Payment for 1961 .1000.00 10 -Cent. Hud. G. & E. Corp. --Payment for 1961 1560.35 11 -Dept. of Water Supply --Service Town Hall 2.48 12 -New York Tel. Company- If If If 22.25 13 -Mc Combs --Supplies 17.56 14 -The Beaseley Agency, Inc --Bonds 413.91 15 -Poughkeepsie New Yorker --Bids for Oiler 10.40 16 -Mc Combs -Assessors Supplies 127.45 17 -Cent. Hud G. & E. Copp.--Stringhams Itiiil7s 35.28 18 -Helen L. Travis, Petty Cash --Office Expenses 23.85 19 -Cent. Hud. G. & E. Corp. Hughsonville Light. 1009.68 20 The Campbell Press--Supplies-Judge Kelly 6.75 21 -James J. Lyons--Expesnes to Buffalo 141.54 22 -Cent. Hud G. & E. Corp.--Cameli Acres Light Dist 270.66 GENERAL FUND CONT'D 23—Richard H. Linge--Expenses to Buffalo $143.86 6142.98 HIGHWAY FUND ITEM #1 Dave Alexander --Snow Plowing �5�..00 Shaker, Travis & Quinn --Garage Repairs 18.15 Service Lumber Company --Supplies 5.65 Queen City Distributors, Inc. ---Anti Freeze 143.45 Sinclair Refrining Company --Gas 513.65 MACHINERY ITEM N0.3 lirey Hardware Company --Supplies for repairs Fishkill Forge --Repairs to Plow H. 0. Penn Machinery Company --Repairs County Carburetor Exchange --Machinery Repairs Hudson River Sales --Repairs Midway Gas & Sergice Station Charles E. Mewkill, Sr. ---Payment for charge on Supplies Sinclair Refining Company --Fuel oil Brighton Steel Pm:ducts--Machinery Repairs Mewlills Garage --Repairs Dutchess Imports, Inc. --Rent SNOW & MISCELLANEOUS FUND ITEM NO. 4 Telephone Bill --Service Garage --.- Cent. Hud. G. & E. Corp. Sergice Garage Le Mar Pharmacy --First Aid Kit Lemac Sand & Stone Company --Sand 6.1#1 41.98 210.66 9.00 386.35 230.70 5.11 318.70 21.75 25.55 50.00 13 &..>1 14.45 20.68 6.75 692.50 65 66 SNOW & MISCELLANEOUS FUND CONT ►D Brighton Steel Products --Salt & Plow Parts �_ I) i _ 4 - ✓ ) ,.. f ' -Q*''' 1 --X699.33 A letter was read from the Chamber of Commerce asking that the Town con— sider placing Town of Wappinger signs on all roads leading into the Township. After discussion the clerk was instructed to write a letter to the Chamber of Commerce stating that some roads now have signs and asking what size and type of signs they would suggest and also on what roads. A Bond for the Tax Collector, Helen L. Travis in the sum of $286,397.00 was presented. A motion was made by Judge Kelly and seconded by Council— man Hager that the bond be accepted. Motion carried. The bills for the month of January were read. A motion was made by Judge Beatty and seconded by Councilman Hait that these be paid. Motion carried. 4Motion:was made by Judge Kelly and seconded by Councilman Hager that Constable Walter Altonen be given permission to call the Constables together for a meeting for the purpose of getting them to attend the Town Police School. Motion carried. A letter was received from the Planning Board stating that Albert Schottlers term had expired and asked that he be re—appointed on the Board for 7 years. A motion was made by Judge Beatty and seconded c;,kw ci(n.,RN re— by $3tibevA4gar Hait that Albert Schottler be appointed to the Phoning Board for a period of 7 years. Motion carried. A discussion was held pertaining to the purchase of machinery. The Board instructed Superintendent of Highways Charles E. Mewkill, Sr. and Town Engineer Maneri to check machinery and see what is needed. 67 It was reported that a member of the Recreation committe had re— signed, and the following committee was presented for re—appointment William Ryan, Chairman, James Urey, Robert Conklin, William Berg and Harold Ingles. A motion was made by Judge Beatty and seconded by Councilman Hait that this committee be accepted. Motion carried. Mr. Nelson from the Central Hudson G. & E. Copp, explained the new lighting program for the Hughsonville Light District. The Board decided to hold a Public Hearing at the Hughsonville Firehouse on Thursday evening, February 23, 1961 at 8 otclock, at which time the Board and Mr. Nelson will explain the program to the peopled and hear their views on same. Motion was made by Judge Kelly and seconded by Councilman Hager that any legal papers from developers must be in the hands of the Town Clerk 10 days ahead of meeting, so that they may be turned over to our Town Attorney for his consideration, if they are not, action will be deferred udtil the next meeting. Motion carried. Mt. Osten spoke about designation of Town Paper. Motion was made by Mudge Kelly that tie mttion made by him at the previous meeting, pertaining to naming of Beacon News as the Town Paper 14 rescinded. leaving the Town open to use any pap r they desire. This was seconded by Councilman Hait. Motion carried Martin Leskow appeared before the Board asking for acceptance of his Roads. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by Councilman Hager that Mocassin View Road and Beverley Lane, as described in deed, dated February 7, 1961, be accepted as Town Roads. Motion carried Peter Birgapvoli appeared before the Board and presented a petition against a j yard on Cooper Road and Smithtown Road. The petition to be held by the Board showing that the people are not in favor of same. Motion was made by Councilman Hait and seconded by nudge Kelly that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried. Town Clerk