Loading...
2009-06-01 PHTown of Wappinger 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Public Hearing townofwappinger.us Agenda -y Chris Masterson 845-297-5771 Monday, June 1, 2009 6:30 PM Town Hall 6:30 PM Meeting called to order on June 1, 2009 at Town Hall, 20 Middlebush Rd, Wappingers Falls, NY. I. Call to Order II. Minutes Approval Tuesday, May 26, 2009 III. Public Portion IV. Public Hearings Draft Comprehensive Plan and Supplemental Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement. (SDGEIS) in Connection with Town Comprehensive Plan and Associated Zoning Amendments V. Resolutions 2009-204. Resolution Authorizing the Replacement of a Seasonal Park Custodian Employee in the Town of Wappinger VI. Adjournment Town of Wappinger Page I Printed .)12612005 Town of Wappinger Public Hearing Minutes 20 Middlebush Road Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 townofwappinger.us Chris Masterson 845-297-5771 Monday, June 1, 2009 6:30 PM Town Hall I. Call to Order Councilman William Beale called the meeting to order at 6:30 PM. Attendee Name Organization Title Status Arrived Christopher Colsey Town of Wappinger Supervisor Absent William Beale Town of Wappinger Councilman Present Vincent Bettina Town of Wappinger Councilman Present Maureen McCarthy Town of Wappinger Councilwoman Present Joseph Paoloni Town of Wappinger Councilman Present Robert Gray Town of Wappinger Engineer to the Town Present Al Roberts Town of Wappinger Attorney Present David Stolman Town of Wappinger Town Planner Present II. Public Hearings Motion To: open the Public Hearing RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Maureen McCarthy, Councilwoman SECONDER: Joseph Paoloni, Councilman AYES: William Beale, Vincent Bettina, Maureen McCarthy, Joseph Paoloni ABSENT: Christopher Colsey Motion To: adjourn the Public Hearing and move it to the Wappingers Junior High School RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Maureen McCarthy, Councilwoman SECONDER: Vincent Bettina, Councilman AYES: William Beale, Vincent Bettina, Maureen McCarthy, Joseph Paoloni ABSENT: Christopher Colsey Motion To: reconvene the Public Hearing RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Maureen McCarthy, Councilwoman SECONDER: Vincent Bettina, Councilman AYES: William Beale, Vincent Bettina, Maureen McCarthy, Joseph Paoloni ABSENT: Christopher Colsey Draft Comprehensive Plan and Supplemental Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement (SDGEIS) in Connection with Town Comprehensive Plan and Associated Zoning Amendments Councilwoman McCarthy made a motion to open the Public Hearing. The motion was seconded by Councilman Paoloni and passed unanimously. The Deputy Town Clerk, Christine Fulton, offered for the record the Affidavits of Posting and Publication, duly signed and notarized (These Affidavits are attached hereto and made a part thereof the Minutes of the Public Hearing). Councilwoman McCarthy made a motion to adjourn. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bettina. The Public Hearing was moving across the street to the Wappingers Junior High School to reconvene. Town of Wappinger Page l Printed 611912009 Public Hearing Minutes June 1, 2009 Councilwoman McCarthy made a motion to reconvene the Public Hearing. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bettina. Councilman Beale thanked everyone for coining and taking a proactive approach in the Town. He then gave a brief history of the Comprehensive Plan process to this point. David Stolman was present to give a presentation on some of the potential zoning changes. Councilman Bettina requested that residents that want to speak come up to the podium and write their name and address for the record. Town Planner, David Stolman, gave an explanation of what zoning is and began his PowerPoint presentation on the Supplemental Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement and the Draft Comprehensive Plan. Councilman Bettina explained that the Plan isn't cast in stone. The Board still has to deliberate and make a decision as to whether they are going to follow this. He noted that he hasn't said yet whether he is going to vote for it. He went on to say that he is present to listen to Now the people that he represents. He feels that each councilperson has unique needs from their constituents that have to be addressed. Councilwoman McCarthy outlined the area of her Ward. She stated that, in her Ward, the main topic is the Cranberry property. She stated that the potential zoning change isn't necessarily a bad thing. She wants as many people as possible to participate in this discussion before finalizing the Plan. Councilman Paoloni explained that the two most important things the board does is zoning and control spending. In zoning, the Town Board detennines what they want the town to look like. He also represents part of the proposed Cranberry development. The Councilman explained the purpose of sending the cards out in the mail. Councilman Beale represents the first Ward. He discussed the areas of the Town that were especially important to take a look at. He also explained the purpose of sending out the post cards. He then opened the floor to the public. The first resident to speak was Greg Garofalo. He asked if the Plan provides for any cluster development and if it has ever come up in the process. Mr. Stolman confirmed that the Town has had cluster zoning built in. There are three types of cluster zoning. Mr. Garofalo asked what provisions have been taken to preserve farmland. Mr. Stolman answered that the plan does recommend that farmland be preserved through conservation easements, sale of development rights and so on. There is nothing in the plan about tax abatement or bonding to acquire open space. Mr. Garofalo then discussed an area that was about 1500 acres being up - zoned from 2 acre zoning to 3 acre zoning. He asked what the average sizes of those lots were. Mr. Stolman answered that they were generally well over 3 acres. Mr. Garofalo asked how many of the properties were larger than 100 acres. Mr. Stolman did not know. Next to speak was Maureen Cassidy. She asked how the properties that are being used incorrectly now got to that point and what is in place to prevent people from circumventing the system. Mr. Stolman explained that there are non -conforming uses and non -conforming density. They would have to go back to each individual situation to find out the specific reason that the mismatch occurred. The Town Attorney, Al Roberts, added that certain properties predate zoning. The resident then asked how increased housing will impact the overcrowding of the schools. Councilwoman McCarthy explained that the school districts track the influx and the outflow of students. They have computer programs that will predict the number of students that will inhabit houses that are built. The impact for Wappinger, from a building standpoint, has been minimal. The surges have been in Fishkill and Hopewell. She went on to explain the dialogue that takes place between the school district and the Town. Ms. Cassidy asked the Board to explain what a town center is, who pays for thein and what effect they have on taxes. Mr. Stolman explained that the Town already has centers. The Plan calls to have more development around the existing centers. The Plan doesn't call for new centers. Councilman Beale used Swartoutville, New Hackensack and Hughsonville as examples of town centers. Discussion followed. Next to speak was Ray Wagenhorst. His concern was the old Fairchild property and what the plan for that area was. Councilman Beale stated that New Hackensack Fire Company owns that property. Mr. Stolman explained the current zoning for that property and the proposed zoning. Discussion followed. Sandy Goldberg was next resident to speak. She noted that she only came to listen. She has great concern about the parcel across from the airport that is proposed to have an increase in density. She wanted to know if the airport was made aware of the changes and what the time- frame for the public comment period is. Mr. Stolman explained that it is a tiny piece of property, 7/10 of an acre, which Ms. Goldberg is referring to. The parcel is a "doughnut hole" in the zone. The change would be completing the zone. It would also be changed to have less development and less intense development. Ms. Goldberg again commented that the Planner stated in his presentation that there would be a piece that would be higher in density. Mr. Stolman replied that 40 acres would be changed from GB (General Business) to HM (Hamlet Mixed); a softening of that area with much less intensity. Ms. Goldberg again commented that any additional loom of Wappinger Page 2 Printed 6/19/2009 Public Hearing Minutes June 1, 2009 development in that area would be a great mistake and she highly recommends that the Planner and the Town Board consult with the Director of Operations at the airport. Mr. Stolman, at the request of Councilman Beale, then discussed the time -line of the comment period and FGEIS. Thomas Martinez was the next to speak. He was concerned about the reduction in density for Cranberry and how much more acreage this would be per house. Mr. Stolman explained that the area is currently shown in the proposed plan to be zoned 2 acre. The property is currently zoned R-20, which is 20,000 square feet per lot, or roughly half an acre. The resident then asked about a rumor of a race track. The rumor was put to rest. The next resident to speak was Ray Alexander. He is opposed to the zone changes that are proposed for the area of New Hackensack and All Angels Hill Road. He noted that there is no Town water or sewer service in that area. There is also a shortage of available space for the w.. storage of trucks and machinery. Sean McEnaney spoke next. He asked how some of the prior developers' short - sidedness, as far as stormwater runoff and poor soil quality, were going to be addressed. Mr. Stolman noted that there is a whole new chapter of the Town Code dedicated to stormwater management. The DEC has been changing the regulations and the Town Code has been amended to address the changes. He feels that the Town is covered very well going forward. Mr. McEnaney asked if there were any plans to address existing problems. Someone replied "no". Mr. McEnaney then asked if there were plans to address the Route 9 bottleneck. Mr. Stolman explained that the purpose of the plan and how it addresses specific traffic improvements on Route 9. Councilman Beale stressed how important the traffic issue is and how the Board is taking a progressive stance on the issue. He then asked Councilman Paoloni to address the stormwater issue on Quarry Drive. Councilman Paoloni discussed his opinion that the zoning for Cranberry should be 5 acre zoning and asked for the resident's support. He also noted that the specific area on Route 9 that the resident spoke about is a Village property. Discussion followed. John Foster spoke next. He asked to comment on the Fairchild property. He noted that lie lives south of that property and asked what happened to the contaminants that were up there. Mr. Stolman discussed the property, noting all of the "brownfield" developments that have taken place in the last decade or so. The resident asked about the house that was built on the contaminated apple orchard. He wanted to know what happened to those contaminants. Mr. Stolman, Mr. Roberts, and Councilman Paoloni did not know the specific parcel that the resident was referring to. Discussion followed. Next to speak was Bernard Calabro. He is directly impacted by the mobile home restructuring in the Plan. Mr. Stolman explained that the area of each mobile home park was measured and the number of trailers counted. They made sure that the zoning that would be applied would match, so that there would be no potential for new mobile homes. The ones that the resident mentioned were put in over the last couple of years. Mr. Stolman is not familiar with that situation, but he could talk to the Department of Code Enforcement to find out more. Discussion followed. Mr. Roberts noted that the Town is just trying to bring the zoning into confonnance with the actual use at the site. The existing mobile homes could be replaced, but if they are going to be relocated, the applicant would have to come before the Planning Board for approval. The resident then asked for explanations of certain zone designations. Mr. Stolman explained various zoning types. Discussion followed. Steve Kilpert spoke next. Mr. Kilpert asked how he could get the Town officials to enforce the present stipulations. He has a case that is 5 days short of four years old where his neighbor has violated a Town regulation and it has yet to be enforced. He has plenty of documentation of dialogue with the former Town Board, but was never allowed to speak to them and wants to know why. Councilman Beale will contact the resident outside of this Meeting. He also noted that there is a fine line between Town enforcement and civil litigation. Mr. Beale and the resident explained the issue that the resident is referring to. Next to speak was Marilynn Shultz. She was concerned about the traffic on Route 9 in the New Hackensack area. She asked if the Town would solve the problem before approving more building on Widmer Road. Councilman Paoloni agreed with the resident. Councilwoman r.. McCarthy would like to see consensus on traffic before approving and building. She noted that the Town does not have complete control over the situation. The resident then asked what kind of building could go on the Fairchild site. Mr. Stolman answered that it would depend on the level of contamination. The site would have to be cleaned up before there could be any development there. With respect to the Cranberry property, there was a conditional approval that ended in 2006. Specific traffic improvements were associated with that approval at the time. He also recommended reading the transportation chapter and looking at figure 6-3 of the Comprehensive Plan. Councilman Beale recommended that residents concerned with the Fairchild property reach out to the New Hackensack Fire District. Sandra Towsky spoke next. She was concerned about flooding in front of Montclair Townhouses. She can't get into the complex when it floods. Councilman Beale noted that he is Town of Wappinger Page 3 rronea oit ylzuw Public Hearing Minutes June 1, 2009 aware of the problem. He went on to say that there is a pipe that runs under 9D, just north of the Stewart's Shop, which gets blocked. Councilman Bettina and the State Department of Transportation are aware of the issue as well. It is the State's responsibility to maintain the pipe. The problem is corrected now, but it needs to be maintained. The Department of Code Enforcement is keeping an eye on the runoff created by the new houses. Councilman Beale also noted that the Montclair Townhouse development is a private entity. He quickly touched on the possible opportunity to connect Montclair to the municipal water source. Scott Bove spoke next. He asked for clarification about the status of the Cranberry plan. Mr. Stolman fielded the questions. Discussion followed. Councilman Paoloni noted that the plan has been pulled; it is dead. In the past, the Town couldn't rezone the property out from under the applicant. Now they can and need to come to consensus on what is appropriate. He supports 5 acre zoning and needs agreement on it. He recommended that the resident come out and show support. Councilwoman McCarthy added that she has not been an advocate of density in that area for a variety of reasons. She echoed Councilman Paoloni's comments about the need for consensus. Maureen Cassidy spoke next. She first commented on something that Councilman Beale had previously said about a zoning issue being a neighborly dispute. Councilman Beale clarified that he was referring to a specific situation. The resident then referred to the comments that Councilman Beale made about the Montclair flooding, and how the Town is keeping an eye on it. She asked if there were rules and laws in place and, if so, why they are not being enforced. She asked, if they can't enforce the rules now, how they plan on enforcing rules on all of this new building and proposed building. She gave an example of flooding on her property. She can't afford a lawyer to fight the neighbors or the Town. That, she feels, is why they have a Town Board. She wants to know why the rules are not being enforced and asked how they plan on controlling as they continue to build. Mr. Roberts explained that enforcement continues in the Town of Wappinger. There are numerous cases that are brought to court and have fines levied. There are certain situations that, because of lack of evidence, lack of proof or inability to get the witnesses to come to court, take a bit longer. The Town Justice Courts can only impose fines, but that does not necessarily cure a zoning violation. To get someone to cease violating the Town's zoning code, they would need to obtain an injunction from New York State Supreme Court. The situation that Mr. Kilpert is referring to was a little bit different than most of the zoning violations that are routinely processed. Mr. Kilpert is correct and this is the first time that Mr. Roberts has seen him speak at a Town Board Meeting. Councilman Beale mentioned the need for a written comment period. The Board agreed .r that 20 days would be a sufficient period. Discussion followed. Councilman Bettina also noted the possibility of sending out postcards again. Discussion followed. At the request of an unidentified resident, Councilman Beale discussed plans for the Peggy Lane, Fowlerhouse Road, South Fowlerhouse Road and Card Road area. Mr. Stolman also discussed the plan for the Cantor property in that area as well. Chris Simonetty spoke next. He noted that the Board is constantly talking about traffic and it is a big issue. Practically speaking, there is not much that can be done. Councilman Beale added that they have been working with the State and County to make the Town's concerns known. He also mentioned stimulus money that will be coming into Wappinger. The resident also recommended that the Town give serious consideration to buying the whole Cranberry site. He expanded on his reasons for the recommendation. He was disappointed when the Town bought Carnwath, knowing that the cost to maintain the property would be unbelievable. That property should have been protected, but the Town should not have bought it. He also noted that the taxpayers were not given a choice in that matter and he feels that this is a big mistake. Mr. Simonetty recommends that the Board send the idea of buying Cranberry out to referendum. Councilwoman McCarthy agrees with the idea of the referendum. Discussion followed. Councilwoman McCarthy made a motion to extend the public comment portion to end July 2°d, 2009. The motion was seconded by Councilman Bettina and passed unanimously. Councilman Bettina made a motion to close the Public Hearing. The motion was seconded by Councilman Beale. Councilman Paoloni noted that he will move a Resolution for Mr. Simonetty's recommendation for a referendum to purchase Cranberry at the next Meeting. The motion to close the Public Hearing passed unanimously. c own q1 rvappanger Page 4 Printed 6/19/2009 TO)ATN BOARD: TO�ATN OF 'V�TAPPINGER DUTCHESS COUNTY: NEW YORK IN THE BUTTER OF AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE DRAFT TOWN FT GENERIC GOMPREHENSI-\TEP IAN AND THE D STATEMENT PPEPAREIDFOR THE DRAFTEN\TIRONMEN AL IMPACT TOWN CO-T\1PREHENSINTE PLAN AND ASSOCIATED ZONING CHANGES (THE `PROPOSED ACTION"). STATE OF NEW YORK ) ) ss: COUNTY OF DUTCHESS ) John C. Masterson, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is the duly elected, qualified and acting Town Clerk of the Town of Wappinger, County of Dutchess and State of New York. That on March 15Lh, 2009, your deponent posted a copy of the Notice of Public Hearing on the Draft Town Comprehensive Plan and the Supplemental Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement prepared for the Draft Town Comprehensive Plan and Associated Zoning Changes (the "Proposed Action")., on the signboard maintained by your deponent in his office in the Town Hall of the Town of Wappinger, 20 Middlebush Road, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County, New York. Q.L)1..-�,u ¢, ohn C. asterson Town Clerk Town of Wappinger Sworn to before me%the e227th day of March, 2009 NOTARY PUBLIC BARBARA L. ROBERTI Notary Pubho, State of New York Reg. No. Oi ROo130344 Dutchess County My Commission Expires July 18, 2009 State of New York County of Dutchess City of Poughkeepsie Rita Lombardi, of the City of Poughkeepsie, Dutches,$ County, New York, being duly sworn, says that at the several times hereinafter mentioned he/she was and still is the Principle Clerk of the Poughkeepsie Newspapers Division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc., publisher of the Poughkeepsie Journal, a newspaper published every day in the year 2009 in the city of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York, and that the annexed Notice was duly published in the said newspaper for one insertion successively, in each week, commencing on the 1 nth day of April in the year of 2009 and on the following dates thereafter, namely on: And ending on the day of in the y ar of 200 both days inclusive. Subscribed an worn to before me this f day in the year of 2009 Notary Public Lt�i �.6 �'I� r i� •� n �Gl ra y con/%t,+ — 1. expx'res NOTICE OF PUBLIC SOUTHERN DUTCHESS NEWS HEARING BEACON FREE PRESS DRAFT.TOWN , 84 EAST MAIN STREET 'COMPREHENSIVE WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY 12 5 9 0PLAN AND a SUPPLEMENTAL: t DRAFT GENERIC ; p ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Affidavit of Publication IUrt _STATEMENT'` To: TOWN OF WAPPINGERS FALLS +, TOWN OF CSO TOWN CLERKS OFFICE WAPPINGER NQTICEIS'HEREBY 20 MIDDLEBUSH RD. GIVEN that the Town WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY 12590 Board of.the Town of Wappinger will Re: Legal notice #83823 duct;aPublic,Hearing on the 11 h day of May State of NEW YORK 2009 - :! ° . PMatthe SS: Town Hall+ 20 Middle- bush R Road :1NapF.. County of DUTCHESS New pingel al*4:,,'6w Yat which time all ork I, TINA HEATH, being duly sworn, depose and parties in Interest and say: that I am the Publisher of Southern citizens shall have an Dutchess News, a weekly new of general opport' nity to;;'be circulation published in WAPPINGERS FALLS, Beard regardmg''the County of DUTCHESS, State of NEW YORK; and Draft Town ,Corriere- hensiI Plan and tfie that a notice, of which the annexed is a Supplemental ca Draft printed copy, was duly published in Southern � GenericnvironMen; Dutchess News once on 04/15/09. tal linpactStatement 11 for the Draft Town Compreten � siyePlan,,`andAssoci- atedZoningChanges (the "Proposed''AC- Sworn to before me this 15th day of April, 2009 tion,"), . #; PLEASE TAKE FUR- ----- THER NOTICE',"that ALBERT M OSTEN Town Board}has'de-` Notary Public, State of NEW YORK .,, �� 'MR Y". lila termin,d atthePrb posdAc No. 14-8240760 ionisa'Type IactonpursuanttoAr :'` Qualified in DUTCHESS County My commission expires on May 16, 2011 ticle 8 of the : n"I n mental Conservation f Law Part617NYCRR (cor'p monlj� known asp' "SE�i.�RA'")°�aandty�ur suant to Chapter117' ,of the Town Code (the is Tow's EiwIronmen ; tal, aview La, wh1c1e5tab lishes locallywdesig ' nated Tvbe I actionsl SOUTHERN DUTCHESS NEWS BEACON FREE PRESS 84 EAST MAIN STREET WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY 12590 Affidavit of Publication To: TOWN OF WAPPINGERS FALLS SEAR "M ronmental Conserv- CIO TOWN CLERKS OFFICE 3�State, r tion Law. Enyironmental� *,' ,A Supplemental Draft 20 MIDDLEBUSH RD. Q uality Review t F Generic Environmen WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY 12590 NQTIGEOF ,- �tal.IlMpactsStatemen COMf?LETI%ONOF (SDGEIS)+has, beer,.,., Re: Legal notice ##83824 SUPPLEMENTAL , complete"d, and jac- DRAFT GEN ERI C!"cepted by the Town of State of NEW YORK EIS (SQGEIS) r : ,Wappmger,e Town `AND `, Board sKLead SS: actpngtta County of DUTCHESS NOTICE1!11OFSEAR nAgency. for ,the Pro- $ HEARING " :)t oumtgodnqua6e-se " tsateutilsap,sl .INSS I, TINA HEATH, being duly sworn, depose and March 151 '2009 00Z/ZI/60 uo fN" say: that I am the Publisher of Southern °LeadAgcy:t`TownaippW491Oq } 7(}unoO , Dutchess News, a weekly newspaper ofgeneral ofNVappi iger bwn;� ' circulation published in WAPPINGERS FALLS, board # a t "` .r{ oojaol}10'"80/5L/04 AddresstI'Town" County of DUTCHESS, State of NEW YORK and 1. oJ.NSSay}y}Innpall� ' that a notice, of which the annexed is a Hall', 20 ��' ddlebush; 3 tuoy}rty x-07 Sal- " printed copy, was dui ublished in Southern �' P Road,'-' Wa In ers, o -r' g iNO?103� �JNd FaIIs,Nev�York12590 t of}ee�ilenO�oaoltoN Dutchess News once on 04/15/09. 'This note eiis,issued I "" � pursuanttoPar 617of is asodandjhjMel Ap ilmple enting reg q, uy asodin " d "015Z I, C X�ii?✓ . ulations pertaining to N- .'benby6nod"; Article 8 State E- ronment IQu�IItyReilj, 4 aMOIS U eboje8 Sworn to before me this 15th day of April, 2009 paeMp� ;.0/0" 10} ` the Envl " view Aet) of ,saooad 10 �(doo lieu• ' ------------ __ eqs l ANSS - `panus r 3 ql euassaeoadWogm ' ALBERT M OSTEN O' odn; Ogg jo tluab Notary Public, State of NEW YORK jSe p61eu6lsap;kNS' No. 14-8240760 OSsagO}nQ UI '0 Qualified in DUTCHESS County 140;60/£6/L(l.NSSr%w` My commission expires on May 16, 2011 ep 76Jo 10 ': Pe' 0l1 `. 9te1eossy," e6oleg Ol}eWjoj JOIL apl#oN<, �jgbupddeM ° s18�£Z 6 ;08 IO d tJ l @q1 o} rayjuaiy uodrj pan.ias # tsulebe aas aq 7te64011 }sulebe? ssaao.id m uodn pabe sal Y6lsap sl ANSS io0 ; ssayetnQ eool ;'aoitlO AN 3 eraui__ut rnn"..nan iw State of New X orx County of Dutchess City of Poughkeepsie Rita Lombardi, of the City of Poughkeepsie, Dutches,� County, New York, being duly sworn, says that at the several times hereinafter mentioned he/she was and still is the Principle Clerk of the Poughkeepsie Newspapers Division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc., publisher of the Poughkeepsie Journal, a newspaper published every day in the year 2009 in the city of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York, and that the annexed Notice was duly published in the said i', one insertion newspaper for successively, in each week, commencing on the _1 r,� day of April in the year of 2009 and on the following dates thereafter, namely on: And ending on the day of _ in the year of 2009 , both days inclusive. /4��Subscribed a sworn to before me this aY z-71 in the year of 2009 tary Pu lic j My, ,r�oInnlission expires Public Hearing RESULT: MOVER: SECONDER: AYES: ABSENT: Minutes CLOSED [UNANIMOUS] Vincent Bettina, Councilman William Beale, Councilman William Beale, Vincent Bettina, Maureen McCarthy, Joseph Paoloni Christopher Colsey Wappinger Adjournment & Signature The meeting adjourned at 9:15 PM. John C. Masterson Town Clerk June 1, 2009 Town of Wappinger Page 5 Printed 6/19/2009