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Brothers Road RESOLUTION NO. 2004-327 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING EASEMENT FOR 46 BROTHERS ROAD At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York,held at Town Hall, 20 Middlebush Road, Wappingers Falls,New York, on the 13th day of December, 2004, at 7:30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Joseph Ruggiero, Supervisor, and upon roll being called, the following were present: PRESENT: Supervisor - Joseph Ruggiero Council Members - Robert L. Valdati Vincent F. Bettina Joseph P. Paoloni Maureen McCarthy ABSENT: The following Resolution was introduced by Mr. Paoloni and seconded by Ms- McCarthy WHEREAS, in connection with the Arent Subdivision located on Brothers Road in the Town of Wappinger, Town Engineer, Joseph E. Paggi, Jr.,has recommended a formal Stormwater Drainage Easement be established so as to permit the continued discharge of stormwater through the property subdivided; and WHEREAS, the owner of the property,Ultra-Craft Homes, Inc., has agreed to grant the Town such an Easement, in the form as requested by the Town Engineer and approved as to form by the Attorney to the Town, Albert P. Roberts; and WHEREAS, the exact legal description of the proposed Easement Area has yet to be determined and approved by the Town Engineer. CADocuments and SettingslGina.WAPP1NGERILooa1 Settings7emporary Internet Fifes\OLKIXArent-Accept E1.doc NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED, as follows: 1. The recitations above set forth are incorporated in this Resolution as if fully set forth and adopted herein. 2. The Town Board hereby accepts the Easement for stormwater purposes to be conveyed by Ultra-Craft Homes, Inc. in the form as requested by the Town Engineer, Joseph E. Paggi,Jr., and subject to his verification and approval of the legal description for the permanent Easement Area. 3. Town Supervisor, Joseph Ruggiero, is hereby authorized to execute any documents necessary to pay any costs associated with the recording of the Easement in the Dutchess County Clerk's Office upon the recommendation and approval of the Attorney to the Town,Albert P. Roberts. The foregoing was put to a vote which resulted as follows: JOSEPH RUGGIERO, Supervisor Voting Ave ROBERT L. VALDATI, Councilman Voting Aye VINCENT F. BETTINA, Councilman Voting Aye JOSEPH P. PAOLONI, Councilman Voting Aye MAUREEN MCCARTHY, Councilwoman Voting Aye Dated: Wappingers Falls,New York December 13, 2004 The Resolution is hereby duly declared adopted. e -,,�tl �z-,,6 GLOR J. MOR CLERK 7 C:IDocuments and settings\GinaMAPPINGEMI-ocal Settings7emporary Internet Fi1esl0LK1A\Arent-Accept Ei.doc GARDELL ASSOCIATES LAND SURVEYING & ENGMERRqG, P.C. 102 Brothers Road Wappingers Fahs,NY 12590 Eric W.Gardell,P.E.,L.L.S. Phone: (914)297-2607 Janet S.Gardea,L.L.S. Fax-, (914)297-0983 February 14, 2000 Mr. Grahain Foster, Highway Superiritendent Town of Wappinger Middlebush, Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Dear Mr. Foster: This is in response to your merno dated February 9, 2000. The wet area, in question is not a"State wetland," since it is not shown on the official State wetland map. If it were delineated, surveyed and checked by the Army Corps of Engineers, it would likely be designated as a Federal wetland. Any work within a Federal wetland requires a lie pit; however, if the disturbed area is less than 1/3 of an acre, it is a fon-nality only and would be covered by the Nationwide permit. In any event, the Corps would probably have no objections to cleaning ditches to their originally constructed grades, especially considering the recent concem abQut disease boby mosquitoes. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, X Eric W. Gardell EWG/jsg TOWN OF WAPPINGER (914)297-9451 ��R 3 Y! � ! i c K k SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS P.O. BOX 324 WAPPINGERS FALLS, N.Y. 12590 ! 73: Town Board Grdon Foster SUBJWr-. Wedod Area-Brows,Gold&Mon*n Woods Road DATE: Feb MIKY 9,2000 ais , eaea ved the as wood petition from r=Wmb in the above area. As yon an '. TOIW e W compWzft fmm this area in the past,mnd my htmds hews been tied, Alm1@ tyre See that most of this area is in the wetland. a&Ci'rs"has pohod out that this area was devv+eloped m the each►60,& Ono problem S than*v Yaks hews changed since then con=dM wet areas. I and dn+ection fi*m the Board on how m proond in this master. am M Roberts-Town Attorney Jay Poe-Town F.aginocar List afRocaidents on Petition Y I} � F Dber$, 1994 4 Mr.Grhi Foster,Highway Supermlendent '�"TOWfl of Wappiiiger Midebw h Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Dear Mr.Foster: Asyou know,there is a considerable wet area South of Cold Road in the area between Brothers Road and Montfort Woods Road. When this area was first developed around .1960,sevand cross culverts were constructed that feed this area and one under Goold Road ;,' ;that drains the area. .At that time,ditches were constructed to drain the low, wet area. =m cufveits woCre sat with correct elevations to amoi»plish this. Over tha years,the ditches have silted m considerably—possibly as much as 2 fixt in same areas. Tbis has caused water water elevations in the entire area. At the west end of a calm t under Brothers Road(about 200 feet South of Gold Road),the water is totely l foot deep. The bottom lame result is that in the wet area the water *levat;ons are kweasing in height and the wet area is' in size, a my echmg on e usable 8r+C8IS of the surrounding lots. F Please accept this as a petition by the undersigned area residents for the Town to clean out,.re-grade and re-shape thecx ditches. -- /0 3 /C;L- Tr' ap i . r -CRs lh Z t 22 N..Ool IL a_ 14 o t tod 5 gJqLq E' 9 s - 1 2 sr AP a �4- U r Cl 4qr ,E r i T a - F }r� } Docanber 8, 1999 Mr..Graham Foster,Highway Superintendent Middiebush Road Wappingers Fails, NY 12590 Dear Mr. Foster: As you]mow,them is a considerable wet area South of Gold Road is the area between Brothers Road and Montfort Woods Road. When this area was first developed around 1960,several cross culverts were constructed that feed this area and one under Gold Road that drains the area. At that time,ditches were constructed todrain the low, wet area. eroas culverts were set with correct elevations to accomplish this. a (3ves'the years,the ditches have silted in considerably_possibly as mach as Z feet in some . This has caused rising water elevations in the entire area, At the west end of a Oulvect under Brothers Road(about 200 feet South of Gold Road),the water is ' appnoly I foot deep. The bottom line result is that in the wet area the water eiievations ane increasing in height and the wet area is increasing in size, encroaching on the usable areas of the surrounding lots. Praisewept this as a petition by the undersigned area residents for the Town to clean out,re-grade and reshape theme ditches. r /C9-All— r S AK=j A,.( z P-/1 if Itc 91— J z r Eti 'G: i j Name Address Tax 1 (mV 635&03) Cmwde� ff 102 Brothers Road 062404 Zaw 103 Brothers Road 107417 101 BBairan rothers Road 115399 104 Brothers Road 062428 Pizze� 14 Montfort Woods Road 178432 k 13 Montfort Woods Road 148421 Jkvis 11 Montfort Woods Road 139432 93 Brothers Road 090344 Colvin 74 Gold Road 056454 Burt 78 Gold Road. 084465 Mendel 80 Gold Road 100472 Woeckener 9 Montfort Woods Road 128453 Mases 10 Montfort Woods Road 160456 Calan 76 Gold Road 069459 Bal�erle 97 Brothers Road 1OS370 Bakke 15 Montfort Woods Road 156410 95 Brothers Road 100357 b(arfinson81 Gold Road 110447 F E E TOWN OF WAPPINGER SUPERINTENDENT SUPERVISOR GRAHAM FOSTER JOSEPH RUGGIERO TOWN COUNCIL VINCENT BETTINA • CHRISTOPHER J.COLSEY JOSEPH P. PAOLONI SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS ROBERT L.VALDATI 20 OLD ROUTE 9 WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY 12590-0324 (845)297-9451 TO: TOWN BOARD FAX: (845)298-0524 RECEIVED ED . FROM: GRAHAM FOSTER MAY 3 12002 DATE: MAY 29,2002 TOWN CLERK SUBJECT: #104 BROTHERS RD. At our Board meeting of May 28,2002 the resident at#104 Brothers Rd.complained of the roadside ditch at the edge of her property. The ditch in question runs along the entire frontage of#102 and#104 Brothers Rd.It picks up road and yard drainage from both of these properties. At its deepest point,(approx.40"),it crosses Brothers Rd through a concrete pipe. This crossing is located near the property lines of#102 and#104. One section of the ditch was filled in approximately three years ago to insure free access to an existing fire hydrant. The ditch can be piped from the driveway at#104 to the driveway at#102. It would be necessary to install a catch basin where the pipe crosses Brothers Rd.To properly do the job,the pipe in front of the fire hydrant should also be replaced. The following is an estimate of cost. 80' 12"pipe @$2.83 per foot: $226.40 1 catch basin: $250.00 I grate and frame $200.00 30 ton washed gravel: $400.00 20 yd.top soil: $400.00 30 man-hours @$25.00 per hour: $750.00 $2,226.40 I believe the ditch in question has existed for 3540 years. Piping this ditch at this point in time would be for looks only. The ditch is functional,drains well and is not a hazard. The residents concern with mosquitoes is difficult to address since the property is within several hundred feet of a significant wetland. cc: Joseph Ruggiero. Vincent Bettina Christopher J.Colsey Joseph P.Paoloni Robert L.Valdati Gloria Morse 7 :1 of 5"1" th a Towr of �U V -I I A C YUHN no! corsovation of the OMO� of An YnA here ! Naftdr Merred to Ps th � "Town" W Qauncq-,'' QDIQ Onnue hareinaftir refeired to as Us "WAs" . Tom, the Golds cie tta sr7 A a certain n2yn& of ne uAn 1 Dr road :=Dswo in tho W�n of A a- MANKCPS1 It9te of W NA9 Vtsetne in Oe sbutherly We A myers Caraers lan avo , �vE nsotionapLy Rescribet in u 02A "AA Onj ackroyindnsc SeptylDer 7 , 7QQO fr3n Qqp7cny &V tio -Onrac, Gold to As Wn of �a )t ��nrl � 001 =cz H W120 one! in naQe 20Q a nowlete OFSA ;Won, 30 spit �Srvel is SIPW C�wn on 3 c2rtsLn = p e0itled Man Ywo of 76naraT � titys , 7rotters 7oad and Dolts sitaste in tic Qvn 3T Qvnin7ers , Dutchass County , N�n �Ork 71dch Yap Ts dated ZeateAar 1960 , aAnotet � PrAu , n9rhed " IIMA kNe K �iA H KVF Q -Pae7eqt . �-Tvpjhu, tv�� w�jq s is s" 7� 2 3n rnj & may, n3nely Vat Oortion of 110thars hoac , stoun on W? mmn lose �,cad sno � =20rt nds L ne2 are cDooletely finished except fol 011in, which it P� deamej AVEable not to tte A lub" Ins y mJ, the said Chauncey Gold A Yonrce Gold desile Unt Town accept acid rcHds nK ininve any nnow WerefTDO ln� Oc Villin- to annept s3in ruen 7roviding that sOH Mance,": �-unloe Vid cwl�] etc said rosis in yaciru4m, � Ith th'-' specifications F�tycved hereto by juns 1 , 1961 31 5 Wintyin hy sAma in a pas, able ccnditkon, eTcert wr sno- �eyovyl , until PIA june LT 111 W in consiaerution Qf t� e vutus! rnmW2 3M'� novenan ts c�ntv 1 net K er o A n, tLe r art A s s n r nelow s: --ereQ ncae A the above Aectioneo Deed and , 0,V �jtn ye p7coution of Vii, jis t" nj Tunh U surety G. apn�y �Dnw it QA CAM of' Nful of tAp aforementionsd itms to be cw�plcted , and Et EJ G 40T, On Golds YL11 csa3v Me ssil vork to n =nl AV Or no later thon dune 1 , 1961 , an� 7-1.7 upon the failuie of Wboncey Gm and Y.nroa Gold t co7nlet( Qotsln Ve romin as aforesaid juII 7nan 1 , 170 , Man qn! in tAnt event the 7T ;n snall c2use Puch OM nnd maintan- sncc to to 3 D oleted in uncordance with this Qreeront anj tA snl� lhaq=47 0&0 ant Vonrce Cold snd the 2wrety upon their alai ! be 13sponpidic nDd ! table Tor tO cost thereof to scid Tonn. Mon We MUM compliance of Mauacey GoU Dn6 Ywnroe qoQ with tke terms of tKis anreement tAe Awn shall Mease and As- ch -rCe tKa said Usuncey 0010 PV Yonroe Sold anO QW7 uron t�ejr nonj from nny Tuptler 11 �) ! Wty under this arronrent . :17 -7 V& :3 5 ap lon I We nantles hereto havo set their isnts anO sealc an the day first above written. III Z MINIMUM STANDARD RE QUIRED1ENTS FOR ESTABLISHING NEW TOWN �iOADS IN THE TOWN OF WAPPINGERS, DUTC11ESS COUNTY, NEW YORK The Town Superintendent of Highways will not recommend, and the Town Board will not accept or establish any new Town Road which does not. meet the following minimum requirements and standards which have been Jointly established by the Town and County Superintendents of Highways to conform to legal requirements in New York, WHICH REQUIRET�ENTS AND STANDARDS. , MUST BE MET AND PAID FOR 13Y THE PERSON OR FIRM PROPOSING THAT THE TOWN TAKE OVER SUCH ROAD: 1. The proposed roadway must be 3 rods in width, and its proposed name and location -must be shoTvm on a correct map thereof prepared by, a licensed .surveyor setting forth the. correct metes.. and bounds description of such road. Four copies of such- map. must be filed with the To%�m Superintendent at the time of the application to make such road a Town Road. Such roadway'.-Must' not be subject to any right or .ea:semeht in others which will 'in any gray interfere with its use 'as a road 'at all times.' 2. Such .roadway mist be granted to the Town by afull . covenant- and warranty. deed containing the correct metes and bounds .`description shown on said map, which deed must be in such form as- may be required to entitle the . same to be .recorded'.in the Office of the County Clerk of Dutchess 'Oounty; and. the filing fees must to paid by the applicant. 3. Permanent `easements to .the Town must be furnished in such deed, or by.,4 separate instrument granting to the Town and right to'maintain all outlets for surface water which will. .run from such roadway over. private property to a point where a natural water course exists and to which such outlet and easements will carry such -water. — . 40' uch -water.. 4, The proposed roadway must be made to conform to the minimum requirements and standards set forth. below,. and in all cases adequate drainage shall be provided by means of ditches and culverts and suitable drainage pipes. .Leaching basins may only be used by special permission, and then only when the same' are located, at the places specified and the same are built in accordance with the specifications therefor as set forth below. 5; All obstructions such as trees (especially dead trees), buildings, walls and other things which would endanger those using such roadway or would interfere with the full and free use of the roadway must be removed at the expense of the person or firm proposing such road. -2- 6. After gravel roadway has been graded to true alignment, inspected and approved by the Town. Superintendent of Highways, the travelled way must be surfaced as specified with Bituminous, material and dashed stone or washed gravel. Bituminous Material (a) Four tenths of a gallon of AMphpAA shall be applied to the gravel roadway. (b) Cover completely with 5/8 inch crushed stone and roll. (c) Seal with six tenths of a gallon ofXXXXRXD=TUDucMjr= � ,. Bituminous Material (d) Cover with 3/8 inch crushed stone and .roll. . 7. The paving, materials used must comply with the New York State Department of Public Works Specifications and be approved by the Town Superinterident'.of Highways. 8. The Town. .Supei-intendent of Highways or his representative must be present during .the paving procedure. 9. Before the completed .roadway is accepted by the .Town the Contractor must furnish satisfactory guarantee that all bills'accrued during the construction of the .roadway have been paid' iri' full or make satisfactory ,arrangements therefor. 10. No 'ciulverts shall' be smaller than 15" diameter'. 11. No road shall'- have a' grade. of over 10 v. 12. Where ditches. have a grade over 6% they shall, be paved with 3" of plant mix material. NOTE: The proper type and grade of Bituminous Material to be determined by the Town Superintendent to suit existing conditions. ;D � O ) Q al Z Dr to r^ 0 o11w ry -b c 7 r- rr' Dip � - m D Z w O v z a _ v p i 0 rn o o . c z c vj x NOTE: CATCH BASIN SIZE & NUMBER OF PIPES WILL VARY WITH CONDI- TIONS. IF LARGER PIPE IS USED,GENERAL DIMEN- SIONS WILL,INCREASE. CLEARANCES WILL HOLD. 0 It _ i f rov 74 _ 3- i2 BARS \ / 3-0 4-4 PLAN N STANDARD 'FRAME 8 GRATE 3 COLD PATCH (WHERE NECESSARY ) 4 I BEAM VARIABLE - - 0� 4 I BEAM C4 d Q �V c 3 V7 LD AI '717 4 01 ELEVATION TOWN HIGHWAY 'STANDARDS DUTCHESS CO., Iv Y. „ SCALE %2=1- 0 PREPARED IN OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPT.OF HWAYS DROP INLET 3 -4 8,! 2! Oa 8N �f1'0" co �co a0 �cV V 00 PLAN BRICK , CONCRETE, OR FILLED BLOCK WITH CONCRETE TOP 2x 4! CRATE `0 f `�? I I I I I w 1 I —j f 1 � '0 j I cm f I ELEVATION TOWN HIGHWAY STANDARDS DUTCHESS CO, N. Y. SCALE % =1-0l� PREPARED IN OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPT. OF HWAYS LEACHING PIT STANDARD NOTE: USES/ ROUND .REINFORC 2r 0A GRATE ING BARS eC. TO C. IN BOTH DIRECTIONS r rr it r� 8 8 O E i+ cD 6-0 CONCRETE BLOCK . r rr r ,rr I-4� �-r-4 r „ -4- : 6-8 TOWN HIGHWAY STANDARDS DUTCH ESS. CO., N. Y. rr r rr SCALE % = I - 0 PREPARED IN OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPT. OF HWAYS TOWN OF WAPPINGER SUPERVISOR TOWN COUNCIL • IRENE M.PAINO VINCENT G.FARINA _ GERARD J.MCCLUSKEY DAVID E.REIS JUNE A.VISCONTI 1 TOWN CLERK ' S OFFICE 20 MIDDLEBUSH LOAD P O. BOX 324 WAPPINGERS FALLS,N. Y. 12590-0324 (914)297-5771 ELAINE H.SNOWDEN TOWN CLERK December 18, 1986 Memo To: Kenneth Croshier, Highway Superintendent From: Town Clerk' s Office Re: Recommendations on Brown Road Traffic Study Submitted by Engineer to the Town At the regular meeting of the Town Board held December 15, 1986, it was requested that the Highway Department assume the responsibility of three of the recommendations listed on the above caption study. The first pertains to "Children at Play". sign which Mark Day of the firm of Paggi and Martin discussed with the Highway Department and presumably made arrangements for its installation.. The Highway Department was requested to make arrangements to retain the Dutchess County Department of Public Works to extend the white lines as explained in Item #3. It was also requested that Item #4 be handled by the Highway. Thank you for, your cooperation on .these matters . Elaine H. Snowden Town Clerk gr f BROWN ROAD TRAFFIC STUDY TOWN OF WAPPINGER APPINGERS FALLS, NEW YORK, 12590 Prepared y Paggi & Martin Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 December 1956 � Purpose; The purpose of this report is to address the traffic conditions at Brown Road which have been pointed out by the concerned residents of Brown Road. Background; On October 24, 1986, an accident occurred involving the fatality of a nine year old child. This incident sparked concerned residents to point out the traffic conditions which have plagued the road for many years. On December 4, 1986, this office met with Mrs. Sharon A. Price, the chairwoman of the Brown Road Residents, and Mrs. Alison Weimer, the co-chairwoman, They pointed out many of the existing conditions such as- 1 ) No cautionary signage. 2) No safe place to walk or ride bicycles. 3) No patrolling or, enforcement of the prescribed 35MPH speed limit. 4) No lane limit delineation between shoulder and pavement. 5) Most of the homes on Brown Road between All Angels Hill Road and the new bridge have small children: Other conditions on Brown Road which warrant need of safety' measures were noted as follows 1 ) The existence of the farm on the northerly side of Brown Road is an invitation for children to cross Brown Road frequently. 2 2) Since there is a Dutchess County loop Bus.,stop at the intersection of Brown Road and All Angels Hill Road, many residents walk on Brown Road to and from the bus stop, 3) There is frequent disregard for the prescribed speed limit. Recommendation: The following recommendations made by this office are felt to be effective measures in developing safer conditions at Brown Road: 1 ) A sign reading "Children at Play" should be installed so as to alert drivers of the possibility of their presence near the road, 2) We recommend that the prescribed speed limit be changed to 25MPH from All Angels Hill Road to the Town line. 3) The white lines which mark lane limits between the shoulder and the pavement should be extended from the new bridge to All Angels Hi 11 Road. 4) The shoulder on the south side of Brown Road should be extended 5' from the proposed white line from All Angels Hill Road to the new bridge, This should be paved so as to allow pedestrian traffic. This office has been in contact with the Highway Department concerning these recommendations. The "Children at Play" sign can be installed without review or approval from any outside agencies. The white line extension can be done by the Dutchess County Department of Public Works which is hired frequently by the Town to stripe roadways. The shoulder can be extended in order to form a pathway for pedestrians and cyclists, 3 Changing the prescribed speed limit can not be done by the Town; it has to be approved by the State. The procedure is complex and can take from 6 to 8 months, It is the belief of this office that these recommendations will benefit the residents of Brown Road and alert drivers to the possibility of pedestrian travel in the area. 4 ' T ' October 27, 1986 To : Superintendent of Highways Dept . From-. Subject`: ' Triffic Patterns and Safety In view of the tragedy involving the death of a 9 year old child on Brown Road on FridayNctober 24, 1986, we the residents of this area have united and formed an AD-Hoc committee, for the purpose of investioating the traffic patterns mn Brown Road . We are writing to you as homeowners, taxpayers a//d concerned parents in the Town Of Wappingers Falls requesting that you initiate an immediate study of the traffic flow into the development on the East F1shkil1 side of Sprout Creek from the western and of Brown Road . We are concerned about the increase of traffic in the Brea . We feel that Brown Road has become a thru way or. ay, inter connect between All Angels Hill Road and Lake Walton Road . ' The safety of the area is in jeopardy. We feel that measures should be taken immediately to provide safe traffic patterns. Whether it be in the form rf , caution sianhyWar enforcement --- speed limit. or a traffic light at the intersection of Al ) Angels Hill Road . We are worried about the safety of our children and our property. There have been too many mishaps on Brown Road with twa occurring this- past week . Your immediate action is emquested and the results of your findings directed to vs. GincereIyr /Y .Mr� Sharon A. Price TGJ QFVJ 1 �3 CHAIRMAN BROWN ROAD RESIDENTS 10 Brown Rd . Wappingers Falls, N.V. la590 P 1098 OCT 3 D ^°~~1�R� ' Mrs. Alison � r ... .Wer ..~ C�]-�HAIRMAN / - ' 12 Brown Rd . .��� r Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590 ^�r' «� 'it: Q. ._ . Phmne 298-8e66 � " ^ �� : .f1s. Irene Painp AgLL.A1V' rrE, RAFFLE ORHRY ANaYEA e SAF COVN3gLLOR AT LAw AYErrr LACE pOUGHKrepS,E. qZW YORK 1219 Of rEL6P+fONE GL 4.0503 March 29th, 1971 Mrs• Elaine Snowden Town Hall Mill Street Wappingers pall,, NY Re. Vorndran to Tom of W Dear Mrs. Snowden: $ppinger I enclose for Vozndran, et al filing a ep for portion of Brown Road ed from Jahn . Sincerely', AER:tj f ALLAN • RAPpLRYF1 Enclosure 112CEIVe .3 1971 EWNE Ne d N 1 1 QUXNN RETLLY ATTORNEYS AT LAW JOSEPH D.QUINN,JR. 44 CANNON STREET HAROLD H.REILLY POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. GROVER 1-5330 January 25, 1967 Mr. Knud Clausen Highway Superintendent Town of Wappinger Albany Post Road Wappingers Falls, New York Re: Premises, Southerly side of Brown Road, Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York -- Vorndran to. the Town of Wa22inger , . ..,. . Dear Mr. Clausen: Recently your office forwarded descriptions to this office for the preparation of the necessary deed of conveyance to the above captioned parcel of land, which the town requires for road purposes. We enclose herewith this deed of conveyance. If you would please have this instrument executed on the lines indicated by the initials of the parties,--have their signature acknowledged and return thersame to this office, we shall take the necessary steps to ,havre . this .property formally accepted by the town. Very truly yours, Darold H. Reill, HM/jd Enc.