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Rockingham Farms 1965-1966 MORRIS ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PLLC 9 Elks Lane, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Tel:(845)454-3411 Fax.. (845)473-1962 ❑ 389 Fairview Avenue, Hudson, New York,12534 Tel: (518)828-23Q0 Fax: (5'18}828-3963 E-Mail: morrisassociates@aol.com April 23, 2009 Town of-Wappinger Town Board (via a-mai[} C Town Hall jjECE1�G 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 APR 30 2409 Attn: Hort. Christopher Colsey, Sup'ervisorfM CLERK TO RE: Rockingham Farms=Section I &.I l Curb Replacement Project MA#W20903.0 . . Dear Mr. Colsey and-Town-Board Members: I expect to present information relating to the Rockingham curb replacement project early next week for discussion and decision at the May,4, 2009 Town Board meeting. Please call me at (914) 475-5749 (cell) or (845) 454-3411 Ext. 30 (office) to discuss this matter prior to the meeting. Very truly yours, MORRIS ASSOCIATES Engineering Consultants, PLLC Robert J. Gra PE Engineer to the Town of Wappinger RJGfinet (Ca Graham Faster, Highway Superintendent John C. Masterson, Town Clerk Albert P. Roberts, Town Attorney MORRIS ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PLLC 919 Elks Lane;Poughkeepsie,1`46W York 12601 Tel:(845)454-3411 Fax:i 845)x173`-T9i52' ❑187 Church Street,Poughkeepsie,New York 12601 Tel:(845)471-7900 FaxEfW)471-7901 0 389 Fairview Avenue, Hudson,New York 12534 Tel;(518)828-2300 Fax:(518)828-3963 f-Mall;morrisassoclates®aol.com April 29, 2009 Town of Wappinger Town Board Town Hall 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY.12590 Attn: Supervisor Christopher Colsey. RE: Rockingham Farms —Section 1 &11 Dear Supervisor Colsey and Town Board Members: The existing concrete curb in the Rockingham Farms Subdivision was installed by the original developer approximately 30 years ago. In many areas, the curb has deteriorated and in some areas has been worn down or broken off to be flush with the pavement. It is these areas where the curb has deteriorated to be even with the pavement that have been determined to be the most in need of replacement. This report is to present our recommendation for a scope of work as to curb replacement in the Rockingham Farms Subdivision. The chart in this report provides a street by street inventory of curbing noted to be most in need of replacement and the amount of curb recommended for replacement. Maps are also provided to show the areas of replacement. Mr. Graham Foster, Superintendent` of Highways; has been consulted in"preparing this recommendation and agrees with the proposal. This proposal is to repiace.the existing concrete curb with new cast-in-place or. "slip formed" concrete curb. In most areas, the curb will be installed with a 4" curb reveal rather thar a conventional 6" reveal to keep disturbance to yards at a-minimum and to more closely match the existing curb reveal. In discussions with the Highway Superintendent, it was decided that future paving on these roads would involve milling of 4" of pavement prior to a 2" layer of new pavement resulting in a 6" curb reveal. The replacement of the curb will be accomplished by the following steps: • Saw cutting the existing pavement approximately 24" out from the face of the existing curb. • Removal of the existing pavement material to a depth sufficient (Approximately 12" — 18") to remove the existing concrete curb. Town of Wappinger Page 2 Supervisor Christopher Colsey April 29, 2009 RE' Rockingham Farms • Disposal of all existing excavated material, pavement, subbase and concrete curb to a location to be determined by the contractor. Installation of new poured-in-place or slipped formed concrete curbs meeting New York State Department of Transportation specifications. The poured-in-place concrete curb installation would .be used in areas where short sections of curb replacement are.proposed. Restoration of the road subbase and pavement meeting Town of Wappinger Highway Specifications in the areas of the newly installed curb. • Restoration of the backside of the curbs with topsoil, seed and mulch and. driveways as necessary. Four contractors in the area were solicited for an estimate for this type of curb replacemerit to verify current bid prices for this work. Prices received.ranged.from $46, to $65 per lineal foot. This range of pricing verifies that $59.65 per lineal foot estimated.. by Morris Associates on March 9, 2009 is a suitable cost for budgeting purposes: Actual costs will be determined when the project is let out for bid. Bid prices will fluctuate due to market conditions. It has not been determined how much work in the market place will be generated by the government's economic stimulus package. The total length of curb recommended for replacement is 2,605 feet at a cost estimated to be $155,388.25. As has been customary in town projects in the past, a 25% factor for contingencies, legal, engineering and inspection/contract administration results in a project cost of $194,235.25 It should be noted that legal, engineering and inspection/contract administration would be billed hourly. The water service connections in Rockingham are deteriorating and are replaced by CAMO Pollution Control, Town Water and Sewer Operator, when leaks develop. We recommend that the service connections, not already replaced, be replaced in the areas where curbs.are re-built: EAdocuments\T Wappingerla W2009420903 Rockingham Sect I&II1Rockingham curb Itr(2)to TB 4-27-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 3 Supervisor Christopher Cossey April 29, 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms TABLE A: CURB REPLACEMENT BY ROAD: ROAD NAME TOTAL LENGTH OF LENGTH OF EXISTING CURB CURB TO BE LENGTH OF MISSING REPLACED -24, 27-09 CURB 4 Regency Drive 4;700' 400' 680' Cloverdale Place 900' 100' 100' Lawn Place 700' 50' 0' Carroll Drive 7,900' 135' 975' . Scott Drive 9,800' 50' 150' Balfour Drive 8,000' .0' 0' Maxwell Place 1,050' 0' 0' Dw er Lane2,000' 0° 0' James Place 850' 10' 600' Doyle Drive 3,800' 30' 75' Craig Place . 800' 01 0' Drew Court 1,000' 0' 0' Rowell Lane 2,800' 25' 25' Davies Drive 2,800' 0' 0' Granger Place 750' 0' 0' Total 47,850'* 1;400' 2,605' *Note: This total length of curb does not include the additional length of intersection radii and circumferences of the cul-de-sacs. As mentioned, the above Table A shows the areas of curb replacement. .You will note in the chart, that length of curb to be replaced is in most cases larger than the length of curb missing. In general, where a short area of curb is..missing, .it was determined to replace all curbing between adjoining driveways on bath skies of the deteriorated curb. In two other areas, the cul-de-sac end of Carroll Drive and James Place, longer runs of curb replacement. are recommended to avoid smaller repairs. in several places. We look forward to discussing this project with you at the May 4, 2009 meeting of the Town Board. EAdocuments\T Wappingerla W2009W0903 Rockingham Sect I&II1Rockingham curb Itr(2)to TB 4-27-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 4 Supervisor Christopher Colsey April 29, 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms if you should have any questions, please contact me at 454-3411 ext_ 30. Very truly yours, MORRIS ASSOCIATES ineering Consultants, PLLC Robert J. Gray, PE Engineer to the Town of Wappinger RJG/cb Enclosures Cc- Graham Foster, Highway Superintendent, wlencl. John C. Masterson, Town Clerk, wlencl. Albert P. Roberts, Esq., Attorney to the Town of Wappinger, wlencl. EAdocumentslT Wappingerla W20091v+20903 Rockingham sect I&IARockingham curb Itr(2)to TB 4-27-09.doc ArV.7ttJ.'al;� NI/N,QLlf 'Woo u IV*4' 1 MA Ze"I lef CI'![ZIy IAdA9C[AI! . 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MORRIS ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PLLC 4 9 Elks Lane, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Tel: (845)454-3411 Fax: (845)473-1962 ❑ 187 Church Street, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Tel: (845)471-7900 Fax:(845)471-7901 ❑ 389 Fairview Avenue, Hudson, New York 12534 Tel: (518)828-2300 Fax: (5 18)828-3963 E-Mail: morrisassociates@aol.com March 9, 2009 Town of Wappinger Town Board Town Hall 20 Middlebush Road HECEIVED Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 MAR 13, 2009 Aftn-. Hon, Christopher Colsey, Supervisor '7'n1AJr%J ('1 PRK RE: Rockingham Farms — Section I & 11 Dear Mr. Colsey and Town Board Members: The letter is provided as an update with respect to the Rockingham Farms Infrastructure and the costs associated with the proposed curb replacement. The scope for this project can be addressed in two ways; first is the esthetic aspect, how the curbing presently appears and how new curb will look. Secondly, is how the present curb functions, does it direct storm runoff to the stormwater collection system in an acceptable manner. The following will offer further information with respect to each of these scopes of work. First, this office inspected the existing curbing with Mr. Graham Foster, Highway Superintendent of which there is approximately 50,000 lineal feet of curb. From an esthetic aspect, the entire existing concrete curb would be replaced using new curb. At the Town Board meeting held on February 23, 2009, it was determined that granite curb should be used since the cost of granite curb was $3.00 per lineal foot less than the cost of poured in place concrete curb, $22.00 vs. $25.00 per foot. We have enclosed pictures that show the condition of the existing curbing within the developments. Also, at the February 23rd Town Board meeting, this office was directed to prepared a more detailed estimate of the cost to install new curb. We have enclosed a picture of granite curb and cast in place concrete curb, for comparison. The work involved in installing granite curb requires the contractor to saw cut the roadway and excavate to remove and dispose the existing curbing, prepare the area to install the new curb, topsoil, seed and mulch behind the curb and finally install asphalt to patch the disturbed roadway. The following is a breakdown of costs to complete the scope of work to replace the entire development with granite curb: Town of Wappinger Page 2 Hon Christopher Colsey March 9, 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms TABLE OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS: ITEM QUANTITY COST/UNIT COST TOTAL COST Curbing 50,000 If Spade/saw cut exist $3.00/ft $150,000.00 road surface Excavation (removeldispose $10.601ft $530,000.00 existing curb Furnish & Install $22.00/lf $1,100,000.00 Granite Curb Concrete for backing $5.30/ft $265,000.00 Install topsoil, seed $8.35/ft $417,500.00 & Mulch Patch roadway $7.40/ft $370,000.00 include material Total $56.651ft $2,832,500.00 Therefore, the cost to replace the entire curb would require an estimated construction budget of $2,832,500.00. This estimated cost does not include the costs for engineering, surveying, inspection, contingencies and legal, which would be calculated by percentage of the total budgeted construction costs but would add 25% to the above costs. The total amount that would be required for this project is approximately $3,540,062.00. On March 9, 2009, 1 met with Mr. Graham Foster to conduct a second site evaluation. Unfortunately, there was a delay in conducting this site visit due to a recent snowfall event which covered the existing curbing. But after a warm couple of days and a substantial rain event we visited the site which revealed that the existing curb for the most part functioned adequately. Therefore, after the existing curb was found to function in an acceptable manner, another option is to replace only the most deteriorated curbing and areas where the curbing is missing. This replacement would not be with the granite curb but with poured in place concrete curb to match the existing concrete curb. As a result of this evaluation, it was determined that approximately 1,400 lineal feet of the existing concrete curb would require replacement at this time. A breakdown by road is included within this letter. This would result in a cost, as shown below, of $59.65 per lineal foot or $83,510.00 for a reduced scope of work. Again, this estimated cost does not include the.casts for engineering, surveying, inspection, contingencies and legal, which would be calculated by percentage of the total budgeted construction costs but would add 25% to the above costs. The total amount that would be required for this scope of work is approximately $104,387.50. EAdocumentMT Wappingerla W2009420903 Rockingham Sect I&IIIRockingham curb Itr to TB 3-9-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 3 Hon Christopher Colsey March 9, 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms TABLE OF CURB REPLACEMENT BY ROAD NAME EXISTING LENGTH OF LENGTH OF CURB TO BE CURB REPLACED Regency Drive 4,700' 1,000' Cloverdale Place 900' 100' Lawn Place 700' 50' Carroll Drive 7,900' 135' Scott Drive 9,800' 50' Balfour Drive 8,000' 0' Maxwell Place 1,050' 0' Dwyer Lane 2,000' 0' James Place 850' 10' Doyle Drive 3,800' 30' Craig Place 800' 0' Drew Court 1,000' 0' Rowell Lane 2,800' 25' Davies Drive 2,800' 0' Granger Place 750' 0' Total 47,850' 1,400' *Note: This total length of curb does not include the additional length of intersection radii and circumferences of the cul-de-sacs. TABLE OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS: ITEM QUANTITY COST/UNIT COST TOTAL COST Curbing 1,400 1f Spadelsaw cut exist $3.00/ft $4,200.00 road surface Excavation (remove/dispose $10.601ft $14,840.00 existing curb Furnish & Install $25.00nf $35,000.00 Granite Curb Concrete for backing $5.30/ft $7,420.00 Install topsoil, seed $8.35/ft $11,690.00 & Mulch Patch roadway $7.40/ft $10,360.00 include material Total $59.65/ft $83,510.00 E:ldocuments\T Wappingerla W2009Nw20903 Rockingham Sect I&IR1Rockingham curb Itr to TB 3-9-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 4 Hon Christopher Colsey March 9, 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms Finally, there are a number of existing catch basins within the developments that are in need of repair or to bring them to the existing elevation of the road surface. The existing tops would be raised or removed and reinstalled by Highway Department personnel. This work would be coordinated with the contractor performing curb work. 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Town O Wapphgrr Page 9 Hon ChHmopherCGsey March 9 2009 RE: Rockingham Farms a �< � \ GRANITE CURB EAkamnJ&«p#r\a A209W2 SmRocmbmsdI&llR� omm#m curb#mom$g$kkc Town of Wappinger Page 10 Hon Christopher Colney March 9, 2009 RF Rockingham Farms 0 r' P,O)URED IN PLACE CONCRETE CURB .Idocuments1TWappingerla W20090w209Q3 Rockingham Sect I&IltRoc'kingham curb Itr to TB 3-9-09.doc MORRIS ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, PLLC 9 Elks Lane, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Tel: (845)454-3411 Fax: (845)473-1962 187 Church Street, Poughkeepsie, New York 12.601 Tel: (845)471-7900 Fax: (845)471-79'01 ❑ 389 Fairview Avenue, Hudson, New York 12534 Tel:(518)828-2300 Fax: (518)828-3963 E-Mail: morrisassociates@aol.com February 20, 2009 Town of Wappinger Town Board Town Hall 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Attn: Hon. Christopher Colsey, Supervisor RE: Project Status Dear Mr. Colsey and Town Board Members: The letter is provided as an update with respect to the Rockingham Farms Infrastructure, Wappinger Park Water System Demolition, Cider Mill Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation, Town Hall Boiler Replacement, Town Highway Complex HVAC and Firewall Bids and Granger Place and Smithtown Road Drainage Rehabilitation projects. ROCKINGHAM FARMS INFRASTRUCTURE REHABILITATION: This office has conducted several site visits to determine the scope of this project. The initial scope of the project was to inspect the existing curbing of which, there is 50,000 lineal feet, to determine the condition and the amount that was deemed to need replacement. The result was that all of the existing curbing is in need of replacement. There are several different types of curbing available, they include: poured-in-place concrete, pre-cast concrete units, granite curb, concrete stick-on curb, asphalt country curb. Pictures of the different types of curbing are attached. In the process of determining the condition of the existing curb, it became apparent that the existing stormwater management system was in need of replacement and upgrade, this includes new pipe, catch basins and clearing and regrading open ditches or swales. Also involved is the excavation and replacement of all existing water service lines from the water main to the water shut-off valves. According to CRMO Pollution Control, Town Operators, this has been an ongoing repair problem as the flared end and corporation are wearing and the frost heaves are separating the connections and leaking. To a great extent the service lines deteriorated from the corrosive water that was produced by the Rockingham wells prior to the wells being disconnected and the system integrated with the United Wappinger Water System. It is proposed to replace these copper service line connections with PVC, The existing water distribution mains and sanitary sewer collection systems are in satisfactory condition and therefore are not Town of Wappinger Page 2 Hon Christopher Colsey February 20, 2009 RE: Project Status in need of replacement. Upon completion of the water service and stormwater work, the roads will be repaved and new curbing placed. We recommend that the existing road width remain. The following is a breakdown of costs to complete the above work: TABLE OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS: ITEM QUANTITY COST/UNIT COST TOTAL COST Water Services 382 $1,000 ea $382,000.00 Catch Basins 110 (ex) $2,500 ea $275,0010.00 Drainage Pipe 13,850 If $170.00/ft (avg) $2,354,500.010 Pavia25,000 If $100.00/ft $2,500.00.00 Subtotal prior to $5,511,500,00 cost of curbing Curbing 50,000 If Asphalt country curb $4.OO/If $200,000.00 $5,711,500M Concrete Stick-on $9.00/if $450,000.00 $5,961,500.00 curb A W Pre-cast concrete $1,000,000,00 $6,511,500.00 0 sections $20.00/if Granite Curb $22,00/lf _$I,,1000.0 .00 $6,611,500.00 R:�]� Poured in place $25M/If �_$t,25_U-,T©0.00 $6,761,500.00 concrete Depending on the choice of curb type, as shown above this project would require an estimated construction budget of from $5,911,500.00 to $6,761,500.00. These estimated costs do not include any costs for engineering, surveying, inspection, contingencies and legal, which would be calculated by percentage of the total budgeted construction costs but would add 25% to the above costs. Therefore, the total amount that would be required for this project is approximately $7,389,375.00 to $8,451,875.00 depending on the type of curb selected. WAPPINGER PARK WATER SYSTEM DEMOLITION: The plans and bid document have been completed by this office and were forwarded to the Attorney to the town for review and comment. Upon, completion of the review, we would make any revisions and provide documents which can be let out for bids. E:\documents\TWappingerkaW2009\W20900.00 Eng Services\Project status Itrto TB 2-20-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 3 Hon Christopher Colsey February 20, 2009 RE: Project Status CIDER MILL WATER TANK REHABILITATION: The plans and bid document have been completed by this office and were forwarded to the Attorney to the town for review and comment. Upon, completion of the review, we would.make any revisions and provide documents which can be let out for bids. TOWN HALL BOILER REPLACEMENT: The plans and bid document have been completed by this office and were forwarded to the Attorney to the town for review and comment. Upon, completion of the review, we would make any revisions and provide documents which can be let out for bids. TOWN HIGHWAY COMPLEX HVAC: This project is in the final stages of completion, as of the date of this letter final revisions being completed to the plans and bid document. It is anticipated that these documents will be submitted to the Attorney to the Town for his review no later than the end of the week of February 23rd TOWN HIGHWAY COMPLEX FIREWALL RENOVATION: The plans and bid document have been completed by this office and were forwarded to the Attorney to the town for review and comment. Upon, completion of the review, we would make any revisions and provide documents which can be let out for bids. GRANGER PLACE: This office has continued investigation into the replacement of the existing twin 48" diameter corrugated metal pipes (CMP) which cross under Granger Place and proceeds though an existing easement in a westerly direction for approximately 130' to an existing stream. It has been noted in previous correspondence that the condition of the twin pipes has deteriorated over time and is in need of repair. We have prepared some preliminary calculations to approximate the construction and engineering costs for the repair of these pipes. Last week, on February 9, 2009, we met at the site with Mr. Larry Dyer of Snap —Tite to discuss the procedure for replacement of the drainage structures and pipe. E:ldocuments\T Wappingerla W20091W20900.00 Eng ServicesTroject status Itr to TB 2-20-09.doc Town of Wappinger Page 4 Hon Christopher Colsey February 20, 2009 RE: Project Status As a result of this meeting, the scope of the repair would remain as previously described, it would be initiated with the excavation along the west side of Granger Place to remove the existing catch basin structure. Then sever the existing pipes and install a 6' x 12' pre-cast concrete vault structure. When this structure is installed it will allow inspection of the westerly end of the pipe as it crosses under Granger Place to determine the exact size and its condition, however, it was determined that the easterly end of these pipes were not round but arched. It is still proposed to slip line these two pipes under Granger Place but the size will need to be finalized when both ends are exposed. The balance of the project would then be to replace the existing 120 lineal feet of twin 48" pipe in a conventional manner in the easement over lands of N/F Joseph T. Swantek by excavating the existing pipe and replacing with twin 48" HDPE pipe. There is a point of intersection of the northerly 48" pipe with a 60" drainage pipe from the north. At this intersection, we are proposing to install a new 8' x 12' precast concrete structure, which would tie the existing 60" pipe into the twin 48" HDPE pipes. It was noted 60" pipe is joined into only one of the 48" culverts. This proposal will connect the 60" to both 48" pipes. The estimated costs for engineering, surveying, legal and inspections for the above work is approximately $225,000. SMITHTOWN ROAD: With respect to the Smithtown Road drainage issue we are proposing two alternatives. Alternative #1 would be to install 4 precast concrete catch basins, one at the drainage ditch on the southerly side of Smithtown Road and B & B Auto Body, then two catch basins on either side of Smithtown at the low point of Smithtown Road, then a manhole at the northeast intersection of Smithtown and Route 9, and finally a new catch basin at the point of the existing culvert running westerly under Route 9 in front of the building at 1136 Route 9. These structures would be connected with approximately 530 lineal feet of pipe. We have performed preliminary survey on the slope and it is marginal, which would require maintenance yearly to maintain the positive flow toward the Route 9 culvert. The estimated cost for Alternate #1 is $225,000. Alternative #2 would be to locate the existing pipe running through lands of Dr. Jalai and cleanout this pipe. An additional length of pipe to the area of the overgrown pond would be installed. The Town would then cleanout and re-establish this pond thereby returning it to a stormwater management area. This pond would discharge to an existing 24" outfall pipe. Both of these alternatives are contingent on a survey to establish the existing elevations to assess whether an acceptable slope can be provided and obtaining an easement from Dr. Jalai. The cost for Alternate #2 is estimated to be $65,000. E:\documentslT Wappingerla W20091W20900.00 Eng Services\Project status Itr to TB 2-20-09.doe Town of Wappinger Page 5 Hon Christopher Colsey February 20, 2009 RE: Project Status We have scheduled a meeting with Dr. Jalai for Wednesday, February 25th to discuss the alternates. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (845) 454- 3411 Ext. 30. 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Town of appinger Page 16 Hon Christopher Colsey February 20, 20091 RE: Project Status a �I r I n � f � 1 i POURED-IN-PLACE CONCRETE CURE E:\documents\TWappinger\aVV2009\VV20900.00 Eng Ser0ces\Propect status Itr to TB 2-20-09.dac . . .. . .. . . � !S . . : . . §�$ ,r r til � iV r I p� ' ✓/ /rril J � /A�'/ I , I , S k k 9 "17 S x >a m ? fAs Cb Ctf 70 r y RESIOENTIAL HOME BUILDERS January 27, 1975 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFdCES; TEMPI-E HILL. ROAD - BOX 9B VAILS GATE, NEW YORK 12584 TELEPHONE: 914 - 562 - t500 Town Board RECLTI Town of Wappinger VED Town Hall AN 2 9 1975 Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590 SUBJECT: Rockingham Recreation Area ELAINE SWOWDEN Gentlemen: I am writing in response to the letter of January 16th, 1974 with regard to Rockingham Recreation Arl_,a and in regard to the report from Mr. Rudolph E. LaPar dated December 27th, 1974. In order to provide some perspective, I would like to offer a few introductory statements. First, I have attached the original letter dated June 30th, 1966 which seems to me to define our basic responsibility. The key paragraph is: "The developer shall , prior to completion of the subdivision, restore the recreation area to its original elevation, or; in cooperation with the Recreation Commission and the Town Board, on available recreation lands , develop suitable recreation facilities consisting of a ball field, pond, play and parking areas , and access drives as may be feasible and as desired by the Recreation Commission and the Town Board. It is understood that, with regard to the second alternative, the developer's respon- sibility shall be limited to excavation and/or grading. " Our in- terpretation is that we have complied with the above paragraph in that we have restored the recreation area to its original elevation and that we have performed the reasonable excavation and grading incidental to the proper preparation of the recreation area for the above described uses. Verbally, and in the spirit of cooperation with the Town, we agreed that the grading should have the additional criteria of shedding water. In the spirit of cooperation, we will still honor our verbal commitment to perform such additional regrading as is necessary to eliminate the major ponding. Minor puddling is to be expected when our final grading is complete since these puddles will only be eliminated by a combination of hand raking and establishing a stand of grass . I am sure you will agree that none of us ever expected Schoonmaker to hand rake the area. Town Board January 27 , 1975 Page 2 of 2 In our opinion, the Town's request for $5,000 is really quite unreasonable, so that our only alternative is to perform the work ourselves as soon as weather permits in the early spring. Very truly yours, John Steinberg, Jr. President JSJ:smg cc: Rudloph E. La Par attachment TOWN OF WAPP [ NGER TOWN CLERK ' S OFFICE SUPERVISOR COUNCILMEN MILL STREET JOSEPH H. FULTON WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. 12580 LOUIS D. DIEML LOUIS C.CLAUSEN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ELAINE H, SNOWDEN - VINCENT S. FRANCESE TOWN CLERK AND COLLECTOR SUPT. OF HIGHWAYS WILLIAM J. BULGER OFFICE HOURS KNUD CLAUSEN D A. M. TO A P. M. June 30, 1966 Schoonmaker Bros. , Inc. 13 Starrow Drive MD 15 Newburgh, New York 12552 Attention: Mr. Victor Caudy Re: Rockingham Farms, Section IS Subdivision Dear Mr. Caudy: At a special meeting of the Town of Wappi.nger Planning Board, held on June 29, 1966, the following action was taken: A motion was made by Robert Steinhaus, seconded by Dr. Harvey Miller, to amend the resolution of approval of Rockingham Farms, Section II, as adopted on June 20, 1966, by deleting items # 9 and # 10, and substituting item # 9 to read as follows: 119. The developer shall, prior to completion of the subdivision, restore the recreation area to its original elevation, or; in cooperation with the Recreation Commission and the Town Board, on available recreation lands, develop suitable recreation facilities consisting of a ball field, pond, play and parking areas, and access drives as may be feasible and as desired by the Recreation Commission and the Town Board. It is understood that, with regard to the second alternative, the developer' s responsibility shall be limited to excavation and/or grading. " Motion Carried Yours very truly, '�- (bjCL,i�- L Susan J. P e, Secretary Town of Wappinger Planning Board sip CC: Herbert L. Kartiganer, P.E. & L.S. Allen J. Indzonka, Esq. Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk Joseph D. Quinn, Jr. , Esq. RESIDENTIAL HOME BUILDERS ADMINISTRATIVE OFF0CES: January 14 , 1974 TEMPLE HILL ROAD - BOX 98 VAILS GATE, NEW YORK 12584 TELEPHONE: 914 $62 - 1500 Town Board Town of Wappinger Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590 RE: Recreation Area - Rockingham Farms Subdivision Dear Supervisor Diehl and Members of the Town Board : In compliance with the conditions of approvals granted Schoonmaker Bros . , Inc. on June 30, 1966 , all lands set aside for the purpose of recreation will be re- stored to their original elevation and dedicated to the Town of Wappinger. The attached map displays the 11. 49 acre parcel set aside for this purpose. The fine grading to bring this recreation land to its final grade has already been started. In addition to that basic requirement , Schoonmaker Homes, Inc. has also shaped an approximate 1001 x 2001 ice skating pond on the property . The grading which will restore the property to its original elevation (with the exception of the skating pond) as required by the approval letter of June 30th, 1966 was started in late 1973 and was discontinued due to inclement weather . As has always been Schoonmaker Homes ' stated intentions , the final restoration and dedication of the recreation property will be the last step of land improve- ment in Rockingham Farms , following all other land improve- ment and house construction. It would presently seem realistic to say that the recreation lands would be completed and dedicated in the Summer of 1974.. T e 974 .Ve�r , truly yah r S, Robert M. Field Senior Vice President RMF":smg cc: Town Attorney, Allan Rappleyea Town Engineer, Rudy Lagar re N " N G 7 0 A W NXa I N C-E FR 701WVN H"A'_ WAPPINGERS FA_'_S �' L�VYORK 12590 T 2 D 7-9 9 4 1 April 6, 1972 Recreation Commission Town of Wappinger Mill Street Wappingers Falls, New York. 12590 Attention: Mr. Hugh J. Maurer, Chairman Dear Mr. Maurer: At the March 20, 1-972 meeting, -the Planning -,Board of the Town of Wappinger discussed your inquiry concerning recreation land in the Schoonmaker Development. The Planning Board suggested at that time that the Recreation Commission consult with Mr. Thomas Logan, Assessor, Mr. Rudolp-,-i E. Engineer to the Town and Allan E. Rappleyea, Attorney to the Tow-n, determine if a parcel of recreation land does in fact exist. Sincerely yours, �17 (.Miss`] Betty-Ann Geoghegan, Secretary Town of Wappinger Planning Board bg CC: Rudolph E. Lapar, Engineer to the Town Thomas Logan, Assessor Allan E. Rappleyea, Attorney to the Town Elaine H. Snowden Town Clerk PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF WAPPINGER TOWN HALL WAPPINGERS FALLS, NEW YORK 12594 TEL. 297-9941 October 18, 1966 Town Board Town of Wappinger Wappingers Falls, New York Gentlemen: At the October 17, 1966 meeting of the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, the following action was taken: A motion was made by Einar Chrystie, seconded by Dr. Harvey Miller, to recommend to the Town Board that one--half of the fee of $475.00 paid on January 20, 1964, by Rockingham Farms, Inc. , to the Town of Wappinger, for subdivision of "Rockingham Farms, Sections I & II" be returned to Rockingham Farms, Inc. , as provided for in the Town of Wappinger Subdivision Regulations. Motion Unanimously Carried Enclosed please find copies of the correspondence relating to this matter. Yours very truly, Susan J. Pike, Secretary sip 2 Encl. CC: Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk t �1! x3wv�s Av�wu ' .. - _. .. YiKMrFvrY'k,?F ?-.^c�iF•f3r; August 9"Ayab tive Ape''908M. Inc �ssR`l: . aims Wg$) AC':t at:3 Whk. t1bR::i 4, .1964, we ' J.lsO1s uie:d WhOuring ej,-,,p ,3jM Of the ';.by wh6s.. i ti_ ...L 3..: r,1S:' � ?. C.-f.. al.; Y4.1. -3:.t..� ,y 1'tY€7 qui ;fid L...� - .. .. � .. f � Was pot ��x 4,'.:-.: :r ..,,lE1r,a , ASS The },1mC':Wwas lade iliclar . W r',r 4 W und s_ awndih .„ Me male town wa k u—i lye, PT w'- d wa4.t.. sock A r.":P O t :2•a l -Tics`}- be M c .yhr ,e; ' - A20 ,._..t. -wt,.. '.:f.cyWKWAhis J. .t.4lkt_u b of C fit 4 n+:an a Vate ' your Making in to for if TOWN OF WAPPINGER PLANNING BOARD TOWN HALL WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. AX 7-9941 October 19, 1966 Town Board T*wn of w'appinger Nappingara ralis, Mir' York At the Qctobor 17# 1966 mwting of tba 'own of W*Ppingor Plsnning Board, th* following action was taksns A motion was m*ds by Unar Owystio, nd by Dr. ftrvsy Millar, to rse nd to the Twon Board that one- lf of the fte of 1475. 0 paid on January 20, 19", by Roakingtum Farms* Tnc., to tho Tovm of Wappingere for subdivision of "Rockingham rarms , Ractions 1 & IV be raturned to Rockingham Far , Inc., as provided for in the Town oaf ftppingar Subdivision Regulations. tion Unanimously Carr�ad Rnclosod ,plesso find copies of the o orrospondwwe rslating to this matter. Yours vary truly'r Susan J. pike, Secret,Socret,ary -qjp + n r M Blaine R.. Snowden, Tom Clark d OWN Averd�� F f�lJFiYf'�EF'5f NUJ Yat#'K - - - - - ifdF'EOAE= FALL." Wag- P " pip got 1, Fa Lys, NFW J�° :�. : :L � ,:�f�t.�}�y;:.3.•X1_��s� , F 3 i F) Cs X317. zt t.ti ia�^� � ` t ^i txLe �ys� O g time: We fee of,$450Mr¢:q u.F=d F a'- wYFSxi�`ri. f b t>. Y-. % � � C��.'1 S t F V C1 .� �... �CGt:' A�F.1 :f ash ;";.i?' `'. :�,'13�.`. `,1:t�.t' it3� �'•?'-iiia �,c°;y .{3�'t�� 1:;.(Ider I2Yf Town S"ti �7'. F5 retuhn One you �'v�c�t'''^i':_akG.i with *,,�_Zdps z.:d � N `� 'yuQ to chi Satter would appyedlate :s October 11, 1966 :,,ffollawing is a teport on the of Farmso Inc. for Rockingham Farms subdivision: Taken fro"It the Planning Board minutes of Januai'y 20, 19,64: NOW Purdy (for M. Chazeno surveyor) brought in praljmjnar,,�r subdivision plans for Rockingham Farms, Inc. , which has 237 h es ;nq, R A'", on 155 acres. This is situated on All Angels Road Wad. It is in an R40 area. They pcopose central water an nd Gewage. All lots are now 20,000 square feet and over. There aze 3 miles of roads in the development. Approximately 12 acres of zecrea"On land will be Put aside. Mr. Charles Patrick X&S Present-alSO, to discuss this subdivision,, MY. P� urdy vvill call the T^ hethe roads are stdked out for the field inspection,, Two applications, four maps and a check for $475 was presented, " Taken from the Planning Board minutes of 2, 1964 Niscussion was held on Rockingham EF,'arms, Inc. 1,aotic,,)n Made by Mr. McCullough, seconded by W. Schuele and passed unanimDuslythat we grant preliminary approval subject t,o certain conditions. (See letter attac1j %4,,, , ', u _e3 rzaken fram the Planning BOOM minutes of May 4, 1964: "Rockingham Farms. Discussion was held. A motion to ame-ndl Oux Previous preliminary approval in accordance with the follawing was made by Yb:. Schuele and seconded by Mr, Logan z" Conditions are listed in -the criginal minutes. "Motion Passed Uhanimously. 11 Taken from the Planning Board minutes of Octdber 5, 1964: "Discussion was held on the fact that some subdivisions with preliminary approval are over their 7m t. limit. They are (1) Mid-Point; (2) Oakwood Hnolls, Section 11; (3) RodkinVisim Farms. It was decided that if any SIMKO= goes over the 6mon,L,.h lin.it forfiling for final approval, their time will be considered as expired and they must re-apply for preliminary approval. " Report on Rockingham Farms, Inc, -2- Men from the Planning Board minutes of December 7, 1964: "Received dhedk in the amount of $450 for subdivision of property owned Qy Rockingham Farms. Fee paid under protest as per letters from Milton Chazen and Charles j. Patrick accompanying the check. Based on section 21.26 of the subdivision regulations, developers whose preliminary, approval has expired are elig,-ible for refund of one-half of the ori,ginal fee. Discussion held on the raerits of changing the shbdivision regulations per, the request of Aldrich and Aldrich representing Rockingham Farms to eliminate the requirement for a second fee W110wing the wcpiratlon Of Preliminary approval. Motion made by Mr. Logan that the Board recommends that no change in the subdivision regulations be made pertaining to Section 21.2. Seconded by Mr. Leskow, '' Letter frOm Rmssell E. Aldridh and dated December 4, 1964: Dear lir. Vanddb inckel: Wd are the attorneys taw" Rockingham FArmse inc, It appears that they had applied for prhe limInary approval before the Wappinger Planning Board amd it was granted with the usual t 1-imitation as to applying for finalapproval. Because of the delay incurred in securing approval, of the. DUtchass Counly Department of HIM& and thzeugh no fault of Rockingham Farms, Inc. , tha time limitation expired and, can-- sequently, Rockingham Farms, Inc. has had to reapply for preliminar approval. Mr,. Patrick informs us t-ilat t.jje Planning Board demands payment of an additional fee of $450.00. While we can see the reason for the payment of the initial fee, we see no reason f'or PiTment of an additional fee when the delay i,,,was not the fault of the applicant. We therefore wUh to advise you tbAt Rockingham Farms, Inc, ,,, while it will pay the additional $450.00 does so under pratewt, and respectfully requests that your board refer the %matt-ca.r tx�, Town Board of the Town of Wappinger to procure a ruling whid:11, would permit a refund and a modification of your rules to provide "that where the applic,ant has not been at fault he does not have, to make the additional payment. Yoration will be appreciated. Very truly yourso S/Russell E. Aldrich, Report-On Rockingham Faxms, Inc. - 3-letter sent tO Charles J. Patrick datsd DeCedber 19, 1964: Dent Sir ell his is to advise that in accordance with Section 21.26 the Subdivision regulations Of the Tow,�-,,k of Jqappingero hos preliminary approval has expired are eligible for refund, of one-half of thes is fee Wry truly-yours. Taken frOm the Planning soard minutes Of January 4. 1965: "DiccussiOn held on second preliminary aPproval sof Roci7 ghaz,, Farms p per . NO. Logan mouse that Mos ute adopted as stated (see attached) seconded by Mrs. Bisom. UnaniiUoUr,,;,.'1,, The above-mentioned re p statin the conditions of p, val attached � e original co ,� the minutes �; �� s� ° the y Planning B�a,-,Oxcl bodj,- Taken from the Planning oar minutes of Agri C "Charles Patrick submitted maps and an application for Final Approval s a the. Rockingham Farms Development. There were nobjections. Public Waring sOt for May 3. 1965, 8:15 p.H. ,: Taken Acm the Planning Ward minutes of May 3, 1965: "Blaring # 2 - 8s . p.M. On submission of Rockingham Inc., fOr Subdivision Final Approval. (237 lots, central water and sewage) . Mlssrse Chazen, Silber* and Patrickresent for their Wlicati= The Chair asked if there wereany, present who wished to its heard. Mr. Thamas - Size of water mains, 2. Sydrants, 3, Adeqqate MAY of water, for fere Protedtion, 4. Size of water storage n s n i, ! of l , i Pressure sus nt. . 's rsp: Y 0 " Hus provision Ar hYdrants, but felt the developer would consider d o Tees for hydrant V Inadequate water r ss plr firs projection;n; well caPaWAY was 3 00 gals. a ins Static pressure 20 lbs. at w : n" . N.r, commented that he hoped the developers would give serious onsi " mains. and hydrants, but would leaving It sip to n i s ;a. o va ' 6�1 M Report on Rockingham Farms, Inc. �4- present agaInst the &Pplication. The Chair declared the hearing closed. Nd action taken. " Also taken from the Planning Board minutes of May 3, 1965-. 000k Place later in the meeting) "Mr. Kellqy recommended to the Ba the following letter be sent tO Rockingham parms, Inc- o and the Board approved. 0 'khe above-mentioned letter conaists of four x ,,-",nd a ecormac, e revisions in reference to the drainage system, County highwiaY Permit, the water system, and the formation and est6blishmant W a sewer district. This letter is a part of the original minutes., Taken fram the Planning Board minutes of May 17, 1965: "Mr. RAlley, Engineer for -the Toiza, submitted for the consideration of the Board, resolutions on final approval oZ R041kinghwa Farms, Inc., and Mid Point Park r and Preliminar aPproval for Orchard Lake Estatese Fair Acres, and Wildwood Forest, Section 11. Discussion followed. Ebtion was made by Thamas Logan, Seconded by MArtin Leakowo and passed unanimously, that the following resolution be ad<n,,,,4-.ed:11 The resolution stating the conditions of final approval f011OWS this motion* and it appears that waky in the: mjnUtL: 3. The subdivision appears on, two platz entitled "section 1, Rockingbam Farms" and "Section 11, Rodkingham Farms". Said plats were siqat Van dewindkel on k7wie 7P 196S, and fiterl at W Office of the Dutchess County Clark an June 16, 1965, whereb they were given filed mAp Vs 3309 and 3310* The SoW now has befare them the following letter received from Russell W Aldridh and dated August 9. 1966s D�ear Kr. Vandowineftela A long time ago and on DOW= 4, 19640 we wrote to you about the additional fee of $4SO.00 required by the Planning Board Of the Tama of Wappinger because of delay incurred in securin approval of the Dutchess Colmty Department of Hualtho Whichwau not the fault of Rockingham Farms, Inc. The paymenV"as made upder protest. Cr-., L Report on RodkinghamFarms, Inc. It was our sra s b at the Town Board had s d to return one-half of theadditional fee, Would you please ase sss„dert ske such steps that may 'be necessary to see that-"e may receive this reimbursement. POSsJ„bly because change n t3lhte, admizUstration. this matter has been c.,)verloolrad. We would appreciate your lodking intonasal:,Iter 1,7o My truly yours, S/Russell E. Aldrich Due to the fact ae above request was r ce ;-_� by, the BoardoX felt it wouldhelpful t-he meears to haTwle r i s e s f this repcwt for reference. I include thise ,� all the information available ito ute on this applicatian. Respectfully submitted, ted, Susan J. PlIcei, Secretary sip 451 ' ° TOWN OF WAMNGER PLANNING BOARD TOWN [-TALL WAMUGERS FALLS N. Y. AX 7-9941, October ilk, 1966 M`: %tuns alb X. Aida`i*h 21 Davis Avonuo Voulbkoepsiet Now York Dear Mr. Aldrichs Xn your letter of August 9* 1966# YOU re est the return of ww-half the *ubdivisioa fee sof $450.00 pieid by Rockiughs Vag* Sac. on December 7# 19". Our records show that you are ontitled to the return of *a*-half the subdivision fee of $47..00 paid by Rockingham IPems* Inc. on January 20,E 1964. Therefore# the Town of Wappingor Flaming Bow, et its October 17* 1966 eat eg, unanimously passed e notion to rr d to the TWA Soard that one- half of the tee of $475.00, paid un january 20-0 19", by Rockingham ye a. Xno.# he returned to then as provided for in section 21,26 of the Town of Wappinger Subdivision Regulations. I h a forwarded this recarmendation to thsx Twn t and if thay are in aqr**m9at, °y*u client should sreae ve a reed of $237.50, Yours very truly* Susan J. Pike, Soc retary 3 TM (F WAPPINGER PLANN}N BARO TGViN HALL iNAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. AX 7-9941 'f I soboorasokor 1 13 6 V OrA1j awjourgh,tk w.* Victor COW Itodawhim `firma; bioit i at I mkt,)* Town af wappimar I'lawday O"rd* hold an ilowt "O"j, tha tallowing wft;, m vft* tok4 t i div: # M&O. by "bort se by Dr. lftrftY" $%ftjM by +I t uboUfAr` to rood 60 fllt I Ow I"* su" t prior to aww"044tho skjbV ; OVIU&I "* 1 Ott aoop"*tjV:'+h tb# Mica o an arA the %%'Om o 04 ion f"tlit"u sAw ba * "U and er b � �r"t std. 004 tumIt io OU" tua`-t ulth x- , * to tb* � d be I Juitod to i vm 40kf1PIMMilAl t abort U, XOVUOro V *mss *jerk i '[OWi� 4F WApP�;�E H��11I�G BOARD �COv�I )NAPPtNGER FALLS' N. Y. AX 7-9941 30* 1 awburo alt * viotor a Door Mr. s At al of ow vown *f i tolls adtiM. W* i road sfoUmmt . VOOZ*At "d for fto ;tt , a ""Wag =4 IYAAV ***tAr4 of tho o"torly lots ILAA* of foto s tbft 16# .. to fro "Cudi" 0* uaft" W xylov lots tho + ftmloso . for Watori at 164 r"* p ` Of IAM b"MM "09"U ill "Oft "T the TOM ' ate r"tio ` + moo 1966 Aall bo mm4e by ' V01.00" fOr 400 his land whicha *tivfActOVY tO tt Town 00*rd, . � Off_ . 00 AtO �t + € it aban6mod or boci flu tO supply, the I * reod by of about *cx tb* mp 0* 1< bion dried OWWO V#rY thy* SU04n J. VOW 0 "Orator Town of wmkvPt"*r ia"LAW Boal Allen I# IAft*"k*# ,Ajay A, # OWd # %,mm Clark goo . q = *lr' #, Xx . l i i f i IM oF 1Dt pplaGER PLANNING BOARD jagP4 HALL wAppmMRS FALLS, N. Y. JX 7-9941 Jun* 23, 1966 Sinker roe,.., rne. 13 Starrow Drive M.D. IS Newburgh, Now York 12S52 Rot fteking ran"'r section rl Dear Mr. Caudyt At the Ju** 20* it" mootin -of the Tmm of Wappinger plaming D"", tho fo11 1 q &*ti W** takon, Jk 0t vm&ft by Dr, ftbartMoinlar, socended by per. jj* :r Miller, t* *dopt tho: *ll ►ing rosojimtjoat MJMM,, an Application for final approval of % Edirixjnn Vlat. tit-U "P40k1ngh 7 a r"t SOCtiOn tl*' was shitted to th planning Board, and WfMW-U # pili* hearing was hold on said subdivision application AM :"*t at tho Tom *11 on i 'r 1166r and "M"o tho iroquirments of tho .$QiVi*ice W01&ti*AS Of th* WAPPLA94W UAV b*" vat by said subdivision plat w4 applicatt except -as no below. Tax3mrom,, BE XT � 'LV TIMT the *w1jeati of d` 3► t# %A*.: i x' th* applWa1 of **id cubdivivi on plat pg*pcm by R*rb* "t Is. ]K*.Vt q lr, .X & Z,,,Sw,* ond dated. :r � ri i dot* of 15 fthrftivy M0, be approviad subj t to tho tolloWAX4 editions, ."d that tho Chaffbo authou° zed t koro appal on *vbdkwi*LQft plat upon oempli with *aid eonditi by the appliomat N Whiah itional 81 ,i tali + pi *is f ) xmtho. fret cr d&te of this a0l1:t.i if the OMiieAmt has not cmWILlod with tho amttim at fooA. 1. This plat w all boar a +moi leattes from th* *agineor that l6t aVQa 1* 14a6 th*A 13.000 sq. .ft. imd t #t't tho ^vera." lot a"Mj jo qrrjkte than 20,000 sq. irt. 2. Lots 6s, "0 100$ 1020 '03[r 10.9, llo, 117,* 1220 124, 1.34, 134, Mr. Victor Caudy jun4 23, 1%6 137* 175, 1761 1900 196j .19S, 303r 300# 301, and 383 shall not be :wilt upon exp upon submission of individual lot site a Ad grading plate, and subsequent Building Inspector appy l,, and the plat shall show a note to that effect.. 3 Typical reams section and oonarote curb dotai.l shown shall be thanged to show the addition of "Doublet bituminous surface treatment" meat as required by tete Tam Highway Spaificatioxts, 4. a drama a easetwnt shall be shown on lots 176 and 177 and on lots 358 & 3S9. S. The date of the above revision* shall be added. 6. The construction detail sheet entitled on aapplica[nt"s scission "Public Improvements Plan," shall be modified to shear the following (a) Stour sewer located bet on lots 94 4& 95 a ball be extended to they stream. (b) A staff sewer of appropriate sire shall be shy on e'er Lane extending upwsrd from Balfour Drive a minimum distance of 3SO aft. terninatinq the C.D. 's on berth sides.. o') Storm sewers located beton lots 376 & 377 shall be extended to the sues.. (d) A storm sower with . . 's on both sides of street shall, be shmm between lots 359 4 359 and shall extend along said late to the stream. ted Storm *"or located between. lots 361 & 362 shaall, be extended to the stream. M Storm sewer bated between lots 209 6, 2.10 and 206 6 207 shall be a tendod to that► stream. (g) Storax sower located between lots 100 & 101, 202., 203 :shall bo shown as underground pipe to the stream. (h) Storm sewers located betwesa lots 190 & 191 shall be exteaded to ream line. icy, M Storm se r lo+ atad on let 30x1 shall be extended to the stream , x (J) Storm **war hats between lots 331 & 333 shall be extended to the strew. (k) Add hydrants at the following location*i Lots 311-31:1, 252--353, 179-179, 130-131t 374-37S. (1) A4d typical stream or"s so tion wee relocated showing: width, depth, sly troae►tmetnt, and 'add rip-rasp li,xting stream course ohaiftges ovor 4 O. r.. Victor Camey 23, 196 7. The applicant shall install or construct the following improwments in accordanoo with the subdivision plat as modified ahoy and in accordanve with the Town of Waeppiagr HighWaty Specif eations as adopted March 4, 196"x,. and in accordanco with the requirements of the Dutchass County Hoolth Department, Now York Staten pa traent of ffealth, and the ftokingha arm* Sewer Distriot as may he adoptod and as applicable. (a) All road*. curbs, and accessory steer drainages facilities. W Ivermmmut survey monuments as noted on plat. (c) Water mains, hydrants, and appurtenance s.. (d) Sewer main* and appurtenances. a) The S*waqe disposal plant completed as approved except for they sand ,filters and appurtonance,; which will be installed by the District. (f) Street sites of type approved by the Superintendent of Highways, Ter-porary signs shall be installed i mediateal:y upon the ginning of construction an aay street, B. Requirements for sidewall : street l..ighting. and street trees i are hereby waived... 9. The developwat of the recreation area as detailed in the resolution of "r -vai granted to Section l shall apply to this subdivision also and is a otordin ly mad* a part of this approval. 10. a contour map of the propose play area demlopmeat a►r Outlined: ire the resolution .of approval granted to Section X shall be provided as a condition of appra al 11. In ardor, to Obtain the wtdo►rsea wnt of the Chairman prior to the omplotion of the required improvements, specified above, the applicant shall WO with the Tem of Wappingeer a Porformwee bond, insuring the cmpletim of all said taprovemonts in the asolmt of $263,000 The bond, togother with a read for the streets and easements shall be in few, sufficiency, and maetwer of execution #epprove4 by the 'Town.'own.. In actiona certified check in the amount Of MO shall be deposited With the Townas proscribed is they i Highway Specifications. 1.3. 'The dovelopor shall provide upon request refea#--e t#.oei to monwa nts' locatioas to Town a Sngiaeor, and a map of location ties shall be prided to they -Building rnepo tor. Motion .Unanimously carried, Yes very truly, Suwon J. piie� serst�i 'own of Wappinger pl g Board: M 'Herbort L.- Xartigamor,, Allen J. lnduma, Zlaino R_ kne doa' J,D. Quinn i TAW OF WMMNGER KORM WARD TowN HALL WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. AX 7-9941 June 22, 1966 I i 1 Sch fro$ T-na la starmw hri .D, ewburc h, new York 12552 i Attention: r.. iet-or Cauda*. � o l Rookinqhsm ram*, Section T � Subdivision De*r Mr. Candy it At the junea 0,� 1966 meeting of the Town of Wappingor Piaming fir-a, they following aetion. vat taken. i I%Otion was made by p0bort Ste inhaus, seconded by Dr. Harvey miller, to a d- pt they following rasolution t i wmRrAS,, an application for final aMroval of a snb4division plat j antitl � skim h ram, sea ti o X** was aubmittod to the P ann.inl "r4 and WEM , a publ.i.v haaero` was held on said *ubdiviaim application and plat, at the Tem Hall on June 6f 1064? and � 1 WIMPAAS, the re hire *ats of the Subdivision Requlatione, Of they own Oi wappinger have bona "t by *^id aubdiVlgiOU plat and application, s o pt as noted bolow, N„ TURVEMM, W. IT R 9OLVZD THAT the agipPUCAtlOu Of SchOOMAkOr Brothers, Ino. for the approval of said subdiviSiOn plat,, PrOParOd by nerhort D. Kartiganeri, F.U. & L.S. , and dated 9 eeam�6Wr- 1965 , ' aid revision date of 13 rebruary ,19+ 6, be approved subject to to � following 00nditious, an that they Chairman bo *Uthariaed to endorse approval an said suWlvial.*n plat 'fin _amplia e e with ssid conditions by th# applicant, v* ich conditional approval shall oxpirea six (6) MMths frim tAo data of this resolution if tha appli'Cant has not oampUad with the omditiona t forth. I. They plat shall max a Oartitioatioa from the enSirteer that n* lot a s is less than 15,000 sq, ft. and that the averaa a lot was is qr*ater than Z. OfOOO sq. ft. I Mr. Victor Caudy -2- mune 22, 1966 2. Lot 42 shall not be built upon except upon submiosion of indiViftal lot site and gradinq plan and subsequent Building Inspector aapprvval, and tie plait shall sh.o a note to that effaot 3. TYPiCa1 road Seetion and concrete curb detail shown shall be Changed to sow the aadditiort of 'Double bituminous surface treatment" Pavement as required by Highway Department of the Town. 4. General note # 9 shall die changed to read "Rockingham Samar Sewer District" . . S. The date of the above ravisioas sbal.l be added. The construction detail sheets entitled on the applicant k a submission -'-'Public Improvemont plan"" Shall be modified to xhow the Following (a) Storm drain located between loco 11 & 12, and 7 shall be eXtended to rear let lines and covered as necessary, or easement provided for random drainage. (b) Storm ilraiza :10+caated between lots 32 4 33 shall be extended to the reams luxe of lot 32., (o) Cub inlets shall be installed in tie stmt leading into the Culvert crossinglabeled "Duel 36'F x 58`1 Pipe Arch-, (d) A typical atreaam gross saati.on to show width- , depth, and bank stabilization 7. 71,10 aap ilicAnt Shall install or construct the following improvements is in a,ccordanco with the sub vision plat as modified atbo : and inaccordance with tba Town of Nappingor Highway Speoi f caat.ions as adoptod March 4 196S, and in accordance with the requirements of the Ota hOss COUnty Health Department, New york state DOPArtmOnt of Health,, and the Rackingba n razas Sem District Oka may be adopted and as applicable, (aa) All roa da, curbs, and accessory storm drainage ao li,ti:es {b} Permanent sur y monuments as noted on plat. (o) Water wins, hydrants, and appurtenances. (d) Sever maims and appurtenances. (a) The aewa a di.sposa l PlaantCompleted as approved. v xcept for the sand filters and a purtensnee:n which will be installod by the district. I (f) Street ai9ns of type ,approved by the superintendent of Highways. Temporary signs shall be instaa.l.lod immediately upon the bla inning of- construction on any stmt... RequIrements for sidewalks,s, st et lighting, and street trees are hereby waived. Mr. victor Caa -3- dune 22, 1966 9. The followinq rwMirements are impo*od on all lots in this Se tion: � 1) The first floor elevations shall be 2418' or higher= (I) 5% of ony lot #hail be gradod to . +sleraLtion higher than 26S.S . ( ) No aroawayx oollareay, door or window sill or othor o rtuxe givir +diroot access to a house cellar rehab: bo salt lir � thea 266.01 unless pmtactod farm intrnoion, of fly waters by other moans acceptable to the Planning Board.. (4) O those hopUsos which "0 aaistinrr with elevation* 1 lir than thoso stated abs, there sh*11 bo s'ubmit'ted to the sn lding Ins etor # t* piano which show how these ho es are to be -protected frca that intrusion of flood sators to the 205.3' levol. Certificates of Ocesp&ney shall not be isguod until said site plansare submitted and aW rot . (S) The Buildinq Inopectar shall h-*Vw the right to regaira a Certified *ita plan with a vati " on any hour which has an op*ninq into the Alar at an aelovation low than tho top of xb at the driv*vay and the Issuance of the C.O. will be contlaqwtt upen the a tse tanoe of the sito l * This shall apply to lets 6 thru 14 34, 35, W, aud 37. I 10 The do er #hai1 d*"lop a -reoroation area to rough gram oondition in ocoordwws Vith the folUWing (l) A. po" of amt 2,S acre# shallbo esoavateds The do shall bo 4 ft at 70-SO ft. oft ohoro Itaao with a wdfora sloes l* ft. depth area shall be do"lo d at MOooarnor.Y ( ) A flat rarhad area of approxUatoly 25V wp&m dimension ohoil be dammloped to elevation abet 263'+- (3) Tho area Mouth of the ballflold 41tem *z4 vost of tho !d (item l) sha11 be ros h igrr fav ele otloa 2601, to 261" and: Sia toad pyoid . (4) was 2 and 3 shwa trod idth topsoil. and rmWh grid. (S) A awtow map of the proposed play as a dovelepont as outllAod abav* ,shall be paid+ d as a emdltdtan of approval to goat,JAM I1. (6) Dwatatieft of lanes ar o Idth 'Vjqhts of gays and oateneaUs ats fullest* *b&Il be r al"d erith this -a"llAnt xr a jk. qht to as* that Mien 6f tho lake d to ha" frAw ammes to and armad that motion of tho 10IYUW an party of b. A 50 oasomat for P"IMM" of *"*VAt-in9 OPOM e~hmnols Mr. Victor caudy -4- June 22 , ,,906 Aving "000 Or wAti'317' E3,C)w to and from the creek at the northerly and southerly ends of the pond. c. Walk easemente for park access between lots 11-12 and 7- 8. & SChoonmaker shall retain necessary easements and r.o.w. to develop alv,"'3, op<btrate tl)a water system. a. In the event the water supply system is abandoned or, becomes surplus to the syg !312,j,,')p1y, the andretained by Schoonmaker of about 3. 1 acres and shown on the map shall revert to the Town as additional recreation lands. 11. The developer shall provide upon request reference ties to lucatif:n'ts tO Engineer and a W Of 100ation ties shall be provided tO the Wilding Tnapectar. In order to obtain the endorsement of theChairman prior to the completion of the required improvements, specified above, the Wlicant Shall file with the Town of Wappinger a performance bond, insuring the completion of all said improvementa in the amount of $26 ,000. The bond, togetherwith a deed for the streets and shall be in form, Sufficiency, and manner of execution approved by the Town, In addition, a certified check in the amount of $500 shall be deposited with the Town as proscribed in the Eighway Specifications. Motion Unanimously Carried Youris vaery t ru ly, AW Suann J. vil cd , Searetar Town of Wappinger Planning Board mjp C Herbert L. Kartiganer, P,E, G L.S. ,Allen J. indzanka, seq. Maine h. Snowden, Town Clerk Quinn S Reilly! .11pERVF.AR - TOWN CLIRK AND COLLECTOR _ 3.UPT: OF HiGH`iVAYN RICHARD H_ LINGE H LEIV' L TRAVIS ROBERT LAWSON T O W NC L E R K.' S O F F.1 C=E JU.TfCE OF PEAGE - - MILL STREET _ V{NCENT FRAN.CE',E VERNER CH RI$TENSEN.CH. W;ILLIAA BVLGEf2 TOWN OF W❑PPIN ER JOSEPH FUL_TON COUNCILMEN - - - WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. 12590 BERTHA RECCHIA GEORGE A_ROBINSON - - LOUR` O_ DIEHL � � � OFFCCE HOURS 5ehommkor Brothers 13 5t;-,m raw Drive N&Axrgh,' Now York 1.202 Atftentiant we Victor Cojdy. r t1rrxfY: Q* haw discovered that you haws twill tteld occupancy :I n houses an I ots.3 and 4 in your dove l op t know" ais RockingFwms, wtthmA first ohtainir Coarti ficat" of Y. on 3o+ I 9, 1 5, Erato to YOU �donyiet yaw reat for "T�.ar'y Ceirti fi cates of Occupancy: ,aVlalirwd the reason why theme could m* by i sof. This tote will serve notice to yov tha..t YoL ars in Violation of Semicon 521 of ti T of W in Zoning Ordinal=* as of this 'date', aw unless 'you ' c+sdy this si tuAti on by fteeWw 10,p 1965` the. Town of 11appinVer will be forced to brie action, Yours very trutyv i csop 1 F. . Ludewi g z0hinq Amni'strator Building thapector JELtsjp r(" Jaek M i I. "Chas* C"ty atth Dort ►t. SUPERVISOR - - TOWN CLERK -A140 COLLECTOR SUPT', OF HIGHWAYa RICHARD H. LINGE HELEN L. TRAVIS' ROBERT LAtN50hl TOWN CLER-K ' S O 'FFI CI: JugriCE OF PEAce MILL STREET - _ ASS£SSDRy V_ I HC>c'NT FR A N CE S E WILLIAMSULGER. - . - • . VERNIER I - Q1. UNCILMEN TOWN OF WPPINGER JOSEPH FUTON (.EOFiC.F A. !ZQ$INSO[Y WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. 12590 BERTHA PECCHIA � � - - - LOUIS-O.: GIEHL� - OFFICE HOURS. - 9 A. M: TO 4 P. M. 14&v*q&W 29 196 SCfv)wvAak4w Plootf-ara10 ,* *w4xrhp York12 %t6ntifant fir, Victor (oudy r r. CAIdy t TrA s is in reply to yam' letter of Hovwber 264 t , requesting.smw t*r#waty Certig c t41,s Of CCCUP�nty Wvn you rscetvW axwov*l for ;-I p "t of Cff tokial Project, thetwill nq Swird stipulated t.lat :1* '140 tiff catws t+f .Pecupancy st.,r 1[ be 'issued Prior to the. =ipproval of thy*,entirle subA vt s an.�x `'tits contract of late slull be executed prior tCv -1pW*vA- of entire 'tubdi.vtsirn.F` . In view of. the fewt that, th& terms, of approw. I :r� very clear t spel ted owut, I cautd rwt issue even ,%4)orr /. Certt fitaae of tfr, upancy.. unless t tares of,:-4 W ova wera T"e4 by the PI-irming Boar'd.: yowl v y trulyr Joseph C. Ludewi Oui tdi ng ttopectar , . - - REsIDENTiAL HOME-.RUILDER,$ - - - - - - - - . - 13 STKRRoW dRML m.0.-.16 NEWBURGH. N.V 12662 _:. November 26, 1965. Town of Wappinger. ' Mill street lnlappinger .Balls, New, --Yorlt i ATTENTION. MIRY .JOSEPH LUDE'WIG, BUILDING INSPECMlt Dear .Mr. 'Ludetilig: At the July 3, 1965 meetingof the Town of Wappinger Planning ` Board the issuance of: building permits for lots 1-14 and 3.6-55 in Subdivision Plot entitled "Rockingham farms, Section "1" was approved subject to certain conditions. From July 3 to date -21 building. Permits have been issued and houses and facilities constructed including paved road's repi.esenting considerable investment by Schoonmaker:Brothers. The final approval of the Rockingham Plot is currently held up.by the lack of an approval sewer plant. Schoonmaker' Brothers have_from the start cooperated with the Town for the benefit of the community and- have mMe 'every effort to expodite, the. sewer plant engineering 'approvals. Sao attached letter from the State of New York Department cif ..Health to Senator .E: Clinton Dominick. III,. In the five .months that we have been .issued building. permits we have made move in Tommi ttments in goad faith' and now find ourselves in an awkward• position with completed. houses, 'matter & sewer facilities, paved streets and no final approval for the 'PLot Subdivision. Not to meet these move in committments would pose an undue hardship on the people involved and perhaps cine. irr'epairable,damage to .the reputation of :choonmaker Brothers and adversely effeact future sales.. Since 'a datehas been est'abli'shed for the Sewer Platz Review by the New York State Departmeht of Health tncl this is .thee last item before final plot. approval we hereby request temporary Certificates of Occupancy for the following houses: 3, 4, 6 .and 7 Regency. All of the houses are for November 30, 1965 .delivery. Very trul.y..yotfes", �COOMJMAKZVBRO�1. INC. V . o r Cta t:d y VC/pef ENCL. - I'skite: This application, in duplicatc, shall be Application No. accom anied by original tracings of Plot I P drawingsand 4rblack and white prints of received by,) -kL1,11)�-,-°"J 4 2"?Date each. The tracings shall bear all required 11 - -Tf - � signatures as advised by the Planning Board. Fee Received 0(, Date -i ,G"I" PLANNING BOAARD OF VMPPMGE6 SUBDIVISION PLAT APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF ZSUBDIVISION PLAT I The undersigned hereby makes application for approval of a subdivision plot entitled: Rockingham Farms, which covers Section I comprising 51.21±acres the entire area of 220.83±acres shown on the Preliminary Layout approved by the Planning Board on 21 June 1965 and the details of which are as stated in the application for consideration of the Preliminary Loy- out, and are hereby reaffirmed with the some force and effect as though stated herein. if any differences, attach statement of same) , 2. The applicant's itemized estimate of 'p-he cost of the � 0 ," C ,-Jl Datta chad herewith. Waned) By (To be used only byCor,poration AgenF) Date: Kbte: This application, in duplicate, shall be Application No. accompat ied by original tracings of Plat ingsnd 4 black and white prints of Received Date 4 L I each. The tracings shall bear all required 1/ 1 signatures as advised by the Planning Board., Fee Received _Doto4/ PLANNINGDOARDOF 6"WPINGER SUBDIVISION PLAT APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF 5'UBDIVISION PLAT I . The undersigned hereby makes application for approval of a subdivision plot entitled- RockiBgham Farms which covers Section Z.L_ comprising_jfaVcrres the entire area of 220.83 acres shown on the Preliminary Layout approved by the Planning Board on__lj__Ojzixl be.t_1 c and the details of which are as stated in the application for consideration of the Preliminary Lay- out, and are hereby reaffirmed with the some force and effect as, though stated herein. (if any differences, attach statement of same) 2. The applicant's itemized estimate of the cost of the roq nts is cjtt(v,,.hed herewith. (3 coned) Owner By et�� Z QL e. (T; be used only bY_C_5iporatiork Agent) Date: Note: This application shall conform in all respects to Application No. t e and Subdivision Regulations of the Planning Board of the TOO ! OF V�APP i LAGER Fee Received It shall be submitted in duplicate,;'N I TIS FOUR SLACK AND 11.7 white prints of the preliminary layout of the subdivision. By ►_ " , . Date 'LAMNING BOARD OF T 0 4 N OF WAPP 1 NGER. PRELIMINARY LAYOUT APPLICATION FOR . SUBDIVISION OF LAND' 1 . P r o p o s e d Name of Subdivision 2. Location of Property All A"WIS 1 4 99 XW 1120b" ROPB"ll PA* Tax :lection Bloch Lots) 3. Name and Address of Record Owner 8 X 33 OTA=QW If Corporation, give name of agont 4. A statement of 1 iens, mortgages., or other encumbrances is attached hereto. (If none, so state) 5. A statement of any.easements relating.to the property is attached hereto. (if none, so state). a.v� . 6. Deed or deeds recorded in County Clerk's Off ice: Date 1 Liber 7. 1 own or have an interest in abutting property as stated on the attached sheet. (If none, so state) SOM S. Name, Address, and License Number of Engineer or Land Surveyor HWbert 1.* Xsx-tt"tom 8jz, US * 94 - Now Ittaftm, XWAtUMko ff.. Y0 12S51 1 9. According to the Dutchess County Soil Survey, the following soil types ore found on this property OUQUI UlL "UU, " 014ye A" 'll V*6"IAWift 10. This property is in the ............. R-20 Zone. 11. Preliminary Layout covers ... `::.. ................ acres. Approximate number of lots : -..approved,237: This application 101; Total 338. 12, Does. owned propose to submit Final Subdivision Plat to 'cover entire Preliminary Layout, 'or file same in sections? .............4' ...,:....::........................ 1:3. Does the Preliminary Layoutcover the entire holding of the applicant? X611. 14. Does the applicant propose to dedicate to the public all streets,highways and parks shown on the Preliminary Layout? .......Yl ........ ..... .... 1-5. Give number of acres which applicant proposes to dedicate to public:use for,park and/or playground pur- poses .. 1 .►:G . 16. Does owner intend to request any waivers of the requirements of the Land Subdivision Regulations of this Board upon the submission of the Final Plat for approval? ..: - . If any waivers of requirements are to be requested, list them and give reasons why such requirements should be waived. 1. u1Xr t* W"V*4 JA sr 9 1` VAb"WiSUM *Wroftl Of 1.7 VAY 19GS; 2. stro*t �� — #tors to t6�n as may lst; s as a 1* 4Mdinstall Cdr � CUrbis ...... ...... .................................................. . ..............:... .......... ............ (Signed) .... .` ....... �... C. :....:. 0 er Schoonmaker Bros Inc. By..:.,..... ................................................................... 7 rli . ' Dated: .................. ............................................... 2 ,r - LAW OFFICES - CARL SILSER ' 4 WASHINGTON STREET POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. TEL, GLoibE 4-3.940 May 28, 1965. Town of Wappinger Mill Street 'Wappinger Falls, N. Y. Attention: Miss Helen Travis, Town Clerk Re: Rockingham F rms Inc . Dear Miss Travis: In regard to the matters of the above named corporation, 1 wish to bring to your attention the fact that there is before the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, an application for the final approval of a map of the development of the Rockingham Farms, Inc . . and located on All Angels Hill Road. In this connection, as I understand it, the Planning Board has re- commended to the Town Board an acceptance by the Town Board of a Performance Bond in the sum of $262, 000.00 for and to guarantee the completion of roads and all improvements in regard to it in connection with the said development . I have taken up this matter with Harold Reilly, Esq. , attorney for the Planning Board and have asked him to have a resolution submitted to the Town Board at its next meeting which, I understand, is June 3, 19651to accept this recommendation, so that, the bond in question can be submitted for approval and the map in ques- tion can be property stamped by the Chairman of the Planning Board. I wish also to say that I willbe present at that meeting and will be in a position to submit to the Board. a deed for the transfer of the roads in the development to the Town of Wappinger. I might again say that I have discussed this matter with the Town attorney, Harold Reilly, Esq. , and am also sending hire a copy of this letter, so that, he is further aware of the fact that I have asked that you place this matter on thheaUtmostm oithe next Town meeting. lmight further say that it is of t 1�tancethatthismatter beacted upon at the next meeting of the Town Board, -1- Town of happinger -2- May 28, 1960 . 1 wish at this time to express to you my appreciation o:gym you-r.. courtesy and cooperation . p Very truly o a�,:r y CS ; hs Carl Silber