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1986-08-04 RGMAGENDA TOWN BOARD TOWN OF WAPPINGER BIMONTHLY MEETING AUGUST 4, 1986 1. SUPERVISOR CALL MEETING TO ORDER II2. ROLL CALL PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG 3. Accept Minutes July 7, 1986 Reg. 4. REPCRTS OF OFFICERS; Town Justices Receiver of Taxes Hydrant Bldg. Insp. Zng. Adm. 5. PETITIONS & COMMUNICATIONS yri a. Jean L. Sopko request for Street signs to indicate Deaf Child' in area (Barbara Drive - Quiet Acres Area) b. Christina Maria Takacs Perkins - Notification of intent to apply for liquor license (formerly Ship's Wheel Restaurant) p c. H. Erichsen, Reg. Manager, CATV - additional notification of prior rate increases (pursuant, to Policy Act of 1984) d. Wm. Molloy, Pres. Granite Homes, Inc. re: Bonds and completion of Taryl Court (off Myers Corners Rd. - Shelburne Hills Subd.) e. Jay H. Stricker re: request to obtain variance from the Peddlers Lic. time limit at each location. f. Fire Prevention Bureau recommendation to replace D. Hirsch(rsgnu,) is their Secretary with Andrea Benedetto (part time) g. Certioraris (Tax Reviews) served on the Town by: Leemilts Petroleu ; Texland Properties; The Southland C. p.; Scenic Gardens Assoc.; Imperial Plaza Partnership; Waldbaum's Inc.(as tenant); Marine._.. Midland Bnk: Channel Home Centers, Inc.; Gatewhite Assoc.;;.Wenliss Park Realty; Parkwood Assoc.; Wappingers Falls Plaza A5s4c.; L. Richard Rosenberg & Sol Silver; Imperial Gardens Company; and Benderson Dev. Company, Inc.; Nussbickel Brothers Realty Cc ,/h. Engineers report re: Stringer, Cider Mill Loop, Sewer Line problem i. Engineers report on Drainage Study for Brothers Rd j. Engineers report on Fleetwood and Oakwood Water k. Engineers report on Study of Well Fields of Central Wapp. Water I. . for Rockingham and Hilltop 1. Eugene Ossie payment request m. Ralph Holt, Rec. Ch. request use of add'l Schlathaus Funds for ban/ staid 6. COMMITTEE REPORTS r 7. RESOLUTIONS a. Consider adoption of Local Law for Parking in Chelsea area b. Authorizing Sale of Old Town Hall Property 8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 9. NEW BUSINESS ~p', 10. ADJOURNMENT 177 The Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger was held on August 4th, 1986, at the Town Hall, Middlebush Road, Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York. Supervisor Paino opened the meeting at 7:48 P.M. Present: Irene Paino, Supervisor Joseph Bracone, Councilman Vincent Farina, Councilman David Reis, Councilman June Visconti, Councilwoman Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk Others Present: Joseph E. Paggi, Jr. Engineer Kenneth Croshier, Highway Superintendent The Meeting started with the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Mrs. Paino invited the public to join with the Town Board in a moment of silence for the Town of Wappinger and its residents. The Minutes of the July 7th, 1986 Regular Meeting, having previously been forwarded to all Board Members, were placed before them for their consideration. Mrs. Paino wished to make the following amendments to the Minutes before they were accepted. On Page 8 & 9 of the July 7th, 1986 Minutes Mrs. Paino wished to make the following amendments relating to the Lloyd rezoning. Comments made by Michael Hirkala --- He stated that he was present at previous discussions when the proposed traffic light was the subject and he could not understand -not disagreeing with this solution to the traffic problems in that area (he was referring to comments made by Joseph Incoronato and Ken Duxbury) and believed this would be a safe solution. As it is now, the traffic that comes north on Osborne Hill Road attempts to cross Route 9 and that's where the majority of accidents happen. If that traffic is rerouted to Smithtown Road to a traffic light, then a left turn north on Route 9, it would be a safer situation. He feels the traffic light is a good concept, however, there is one thing to take a hard look at which is - ingress and egress of the Lloyd site with traffic southbound ---traffic coming southbound turn into Osborne Hill Road and come to a possible collision course with the Lloyd south exit. That's the only concern he has. 1�g Mrs. Paino noted that there is a feeder lane coming out of Lloyds before exiting to Route 9 so this should ease Mr. Hirkala's concern of a potential collision course. The next item to be amended related to Mr. Piazza's request for the Town to consider granting them a tax abatement pursuant to Section 485-b of the Real Property Law. In response to this request, Mrs. _ Paino brought out the fact that the surrounding communities have never utilized this program. The Town is merely following the suit of the other municipalities. On Page 9, Section II of the Zoning Ordinance Amendment which outlines the stipulations that must be complied with, the following clause should be added to Paragraph (1): "prior to application for a Certificate of Occupancy and the operation of business". MRS. PAINO moved that the Minutes of the July 7th, 1986 meeting, be and they are hereby approved, as amended, as submitted by the Town Clerk. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried Reports were received as follows: Hydrant Report for June, Receiver of Taxes, Town Justices, Building Inspector and the Zoning Administrator for July. MRS. VISCONTI moved to accept the above stated Reports and place them on file. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried Petitions & Communications --- Mrs. Jean Sopko wrote to the Board requesting that a sign indicating that a deaf child was in the area be placed on Barbara Drive in the Quiet Acres area. Mr. Farina started to propose a motion authorizing the Highway Superintendent to install the sign requested by Mrs. Sopko, however Mr. Croshier informed the Board that this sign was already installed on Barbara Drive. Notification was received from Christina Maria Takacs Perkins of her intent to apply for a liquor license for premises at Route 9 (formerly Ship's Wheel-). It is now a requirement that such notifications be sent to the local municipality for their comments on the issuance of a license. MR. REIS moved to accept this notification and place it on file. Seconded by Mrs. Visconti /79 Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. Howard Erichsen, Regional Manager of U. S. Cablevision Corp. forwarded a notification, pursuant to the New York State Commission on Cable Television's Docket $90152-A relating to rate increases on this service. Mrs. Paino pointed out that local municipalities no longer are are required to approve proposed increases, it goes before the State Commission on Cable Television. MRS. VISCONTI moved to direct a letter to Mr. Erichsen indicating that the Town does not agree with the increases and feel very strongly that, before.any increases are implemented, the cable service should be improved; also indicate that complaints have been received from our residents regarding the fact that the cable goes off in rainy or inclement weather and a third complaint is that the company is extremelyslow in providing cable service to those residents who have requested this service. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried In response to Mrs. Mills' request to know the amount of increases, the following information was read from this notification: "Those increases and the effective dates were: Basic from to 7.95 9.45 9.45 9.92 2nd TV/FM Install from to from to Date 1.50 1.95 25.00 40.00 2/1/85 (franchise amendment approved by state & local) 1.95 2.45 40.00 42.00 2/1/86 The following letter was received from William Molloy, President of Granite Homes, Inc. regarding Taryl Court in the Shelburne Hills Subidivision: Town Board Town of Wappinger FAlls Town Hall Wappinger Falls, NY 12590 Ladies & Gentlemen, July 8, 1986 Taryl Court/Shelburne Hills Subdivision As you may be aware, we were forced to discontinue business last year due to financial problems. We are attempting to complete the road (Taryl Court) off Meyers Corners Road in Shelburne HIlls as soon as possible to complete the project to everyones satisfaction. The bonds we posted for the completion and maintenance will be coming due again in October 1986. Again, due to our financial problems, we will not be in a poisiton to renew the bonds. Therefore, we would like to complete the road and dedicate to the town before the October deadline. I understand from my partner, John Ryan, that Mr. Crosher might not agree. I would appreciate any comments you may have regarding this with hopes we can come to a compromise. We will have the funds to complete the road from the sale of lots in section and hopefully, the sale of the 7.9 acres adjacent. It is not expected there will be any net profits after all of the improvements have been done. If we do not finish the raod this year, we may not have enough money to finish it next year if prices rise. I will send a copy of this letter to Mr. Crosher and ask his comments in order to save time. Thank you. Very truly yours, s/ Wm. Molloy, Pres. Mrs. Paino noted that it has been a policy of the Town not to accept roads until they are completed. Mr. Croshier recommended that the Town not release the bond since there's only five houses involved and short length of road. He felt there was adequate time for them to complete the work before the October deadline. Mr. Farina noted that the Town is not at liberty to release the bonds since there is a lien against them. MRS. PAINO moved to direct a letter to Mr. Molloy, President of Granite Homes, Inc. and indicate that it is a Town Policy not to release bonds prior to the completion of the road and the Board is aware that a lien has been placed against the company and the Town expects the bonds to be renewed prior to their expiration date. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried Mr. Jay Stricker wrote to the Board in regard to obtaining a variance in the time limit requirement for a Peddler's License. Mr. Stricker was present to address the Board and requested their permission to operate his hot dog truck between the hours of 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M., Monday thru Friday on property owned by Dave Alexander Construction Co., without having to move the vehicle 1,000 yards every half hour, as stipulated in the Peddlers Ordinance. He continued with his presentation and informed the /g/ Board that he has a current License to operate his truck and has paid over $900.00 for liability insurance, which, he pointed out, most peddlers and restaurants do not carry. He has acquired written permission from the owner of the property to operate at that loca- tion. He is presently operating his truck at that location since at the time he set up his business the Town did not have a Zoning Administrator. He reiterated his request to the Board to allow him to continue his operation since he has permission, carries a $300,000 liability policy for the business and his customers, a petition with approximately 100 signatures of people in the Town and some who work for the Town, creates no traffic hazard in the area and does not interfere with any similar business in that locality. Mr. Farina, as Chairman of the Ordinance Committee pointed out that Mr. Stricker had signed an affidavit stating that he would move his vehicle as required by the Ordinance and he could not entertain any waiver from that requirement as it would set a precedent for others engaged in similar operations; as far as operating on private property, this would come under the Zoning Administrator's responsibility since it creates a second use of his property and he would have to go through the proper channels to obtain this permission. It was Mrs. Paino's understanding that Mr. Stricker had discussed this with the Zoning Administrator who had informed him that under the present zoning laws, it was not permissible for him to operate on private property even with permission from the owner. At that time Mr. Gunderud had suggested that he approach the Town Board for a variance from the stipulation that concerned him. Mrs. Visconti noted that she had asked the Attorney to the Town about amending that stipulation in the Peddler's Ordinance, however she never received a response. MR. FARINA moved that the variance requested by Mr. Stricker pertaining to the Peddlers Ordinance be denied. Seconded by Mr. Reis. Motion Unanimously Carried Mrs. Stricker asked the Board what was their next step to obtain permission to continue their operation at that location and Mrs. Paino replied that they could apply for a Special Use Permit, however 's; -- if this was granted, the Town would leave themselves wide open by setting a precedent and all vendors would expect the same exception to the law. Mrs. Mills was recognized by the Chair and stated that the owner of the property, in this case, Mr. Alexander, would have to apply for a permit to have two uses of his property. It had nothing to do with the vendor having written permission and under the zoning laws the owner would have to go through the required channels. A resignation was received from Dorothy Hirsch, Secretary to the Fire Prevention Bureau. They have recommended the appointment of Andrea Benedetto to replace Mrs. Hirsch. MR. FARINA moved to send a letter of thanks to Dorothy Hirsch for her service to the Town and accept the recommendation of the Fire Prevention Bureau to appoint Andrea Benedetto to fill that position. Seconded by Mrs. Paino Motion Unanimously Carried The following Tax Certioraris were served on the Town by: Leemilts Petroleum, Texland Properties, The Southland C.P., Scenic Gardens Association, Imperial Plaza Partnership, Waldbaum's Inc. (as tenant) Marine Midland Bank, Channel Home Centers, Inc., Gatewhite Association, Wenliss Park Realty; Parkwood Association, Wappingers Falls Plaza Association, L. Richard Rosenberg & Sol Silver, Imperial Gardens Company, Benderson Development Company, Inc., Nussbickel Brothers Realty Company and D.W.S. Holding Corp. MRS. PAINO moved to refer the above captioned Tax Certioraris to William Crane, Attorney with Crane, Wolfson Roberts & Greller, to appear and defend on behalf of the Town of Wappinger. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried A report was received from the Engineer relating to sewer line problems at the home of Kenneth Stringer, 27 Cider Mill Loop. Mrs. Paino had previously received correspondence from Mr. Stringer indicating that for the past several years he has, on numerous occasions had— trouble with clogs in the sewer line. The firm of Paggi & Martin in conjunction with Camo Pollution Control investigated the problem and found that, in one instance, the clog was located in the line maintained by the Town. At that time, Mr. Stringer expended $63.00 to correct the problem.. g3 MRS. PAINO moved to reimburse the sum of $63.00 to Kenneth Stringer to cover the cost of correcting the sewer problem at his home, 27 Cider Mill Loop. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried The second report from the Engineer pertained to a drainage study for Brothers Road. Mrs. Paino noted that a work shop meeting was held on a drainage problem that has existed for many months. It was then referred to the Engineer to prepare a study and another work shop meeting will be held on August 21, 1986 at 7:30 P.M. to discuss this report. The Engineer submitted a report on the Fleetwood Water supply due to sulphur'.contentyand the Oakwood Water supply to remove the iron content. These will be scheduled for work shop meetings in September when everyone is home from vacation and hopefully will attend the meeting pertaining to their district. A final report from the Engineer was a study of well fields of Central Wappinger Water Improvement Area for Rockingham and Hilltop districts. The Town previously had a hydrological report conducted for Central Wappinger Water Improvement Area and, as a result the Engineers have submitted their recommendations relative to preventing the Town wells from flooding and being washed out during heavy rains. The Engineers have recommended alternatives to solve the problems at the Hilltop and Rockingham well sites. MRS. PAINO moved to authorize the Engineer to the Town to prepare a formal design and cost analysis of Alternative 2 for wells PW -3 and PW -5 in the Hilltop well field, and a formal design and cost analysis be prepared by Paggi and Martin for Alternative 2 for wells PW -1R and Alternative 1 for PW -2R at the Rockingham well field. Seconded by Mr. Reis Motion Unanimously Carried The Town received a payment request from the General Contractor of the Town Hall, in the amount of $42,930.00; a portion of this amount ($10,095) represents work already completed, the remaining amount, ($32,835.00) is being kept by the Town as retainage fee. 194 The request by Eugene Ossie, Inc. has been thoroughly discussed by Mrs. Paino with the architects, Hayward and Pakan and the Attorney to the Town and as a result of these discussions, Mrs. Paino recom- mended that the amount of the work done ($10,095.00) be paid to the contractor. The reason she does not want to release the retainage fee is due to the fact that despite numerous calls to Hayward and Pakan, they have failed to submit the Certificate of Substantial Completion as required in the contract.between Mr. Ossie and the Town, pursuant to the section of the contract "General Conditions of the Contract for Construction", specifically paragraph 9 of that section. This stipulation must be adhered -to for the.protection of the Town. Relative to the final completion and final payment, in order to ascertain that all work has been completed, the Architect must do a final inspection ---this has not been done. Paragraph 9 also indicates that neither final payment nor remaining retainage shall become due until the contractor submits to the architect (1) an affidavit that all payrolls, bills for material and equipment and other indebtedness relative to this work have been paid ---this has not been done, (2) consent of surety, if any, to final payment, this has not been done and (3) if required by owner, which it has, other data establishing payment or satisfaction of obligations --- this has not been done. For the reasons stated above, Mrs. Paino recommended that the partial payment representing work already completed be paid. MRS. PAINO moved to authorize the payment of $10,095.00 to Eugene Ossie, Inc., general contractor for Town Hall building. Seconded by Mr. Reis Motion Unanimously Carried A request was received from the Recreation Commission to expend additional monies from the Schlathaus Fund for materials for the band stand. Mr. Farina explained that the original request approved was $1,259.99 plus an additional $250.00 for beams, and $200.00 for a crane and operator. The beam was fabricated, therefore the $250.00 was not expended, and the Highway Department assisted with unloading and lifting so there was no need for the crane. Mr. Farina thanked Mr. Croshier and his crew for their help. Additional expenditure amounted to $555.26, however, the $450.00 not expended was put toward this amount leaving a balance of $105.26 which required approval from the Board. MR. FARINA moved to authorize the expenditure of $105.26 from the Schlathaus Fund, as requested by the Recreation Commission for additional expenses for the bandstand at Schlathaus Park. Seconded by Mr. Bracone. Motion Unanimously Carried Committee Reports --- Mr. Bracone had no reports for this meeting. Mr. Reis reported on a work shop meeting with the Recreation Commission last week at which time the Chairman, Ralph Holt, expressed an interest on Town owned property on Briar Lane, approximately 10 acres of land which included a pond. The following week, Mr. Reis, Mrs. Paino, the Engineer to the Town and Norman Benson from Dutchess County Soil and Water Conservation District met at that site to inspect the land; the pond was larger than they anticipated and very clear. It is their hope that this pond can be used for recreation purposes and a possible water source for the Town. Relative to this matter Mrs. Paino stated that she met with the Engineer and representatives of a hydrogeological firm from Massa- chusetts and discussed a possible study to ascertain if the pond could be used for additional water resources and/or a recreational use. She has invited this firm to submit a proposal to the Town Board, outlining three different phases and their cost. In Phase I they would study any existing data on file relating to that area and the surrounding ones including the soils map, rock formation, investi- gation of private wells of area residents which might reveal the water quality; they will also consider the present and future drainage runoff, the affect of private septic fields and they will give a recommendation on test wells which would determine if the Town should advance to Phase II. Phase II would incorporate a geophysical study, determine the depth of bedrock, identify areas of saturated sands and gravel and put in place small diameter test wells, also conduct pumping tests. If the two phases are positive they will recommend moving to Phase III which would incorporate high capacity pumping tests] observation wells and determine areas of recharge. Each phase and its individual cost will be submitted to the Town Board for approval. If it is determined that it cannot be used for drinking water, they can then concentrate on using it for recreational use. Further discussion will be held at a work shop meeting prior to consideration of commencing the study. Mr. Farina, Landfill. Cost of garbage removal has increased, however due to the increased use of the Saturday Morning Program at the Highway Department, our price will remain the same through- out the summer. Mr. Farina referred to a large pothole at Losee Road and Old Hopewell Road which is constantly being repaired by the County to no avail, it keeps reappearing. He met with Mr. Spratt, Commissioner of Public Works in Dutchess County and he agreed this needed more than the normal fill in for potholes. Those who travel that road are aware that they have found the solution by repairing a 50 foot section and the pothole is gone. Mrs. Visconti distributed her Personnel Report to the Town Board and read a portion of it ---"Town Justice Vincent Francese, in his letter of January 22, 1986, requested that the Town Board review the problems with the Justice Court. A work shop meeting with Justice Francese and Wolfson elaborated further on the situation. The recommendations enumerated have been made after consulting with, and in appreciation for their assistance, Jerry McCluskey, Wappinger County Legislator, former Councilman for the Town of Wappinger, Dick Noel, Deputy Comptroller, former County Legislator and Chairman of Legislature Personnel Committee, Earl Bruno, Commissioner of Jurors and Lawrence Heaton, Deputy Commissioner of Jurors. The topics that I did cover were compensation, overtime, compensatory time, manpower, jury panel selection, proper prosecution Town Law and Town Ordinance and computerization". Mrs. Visconti requested that a work shop be set for the Town Board to review this report. The second report made by Mrs. Visconti was in regard to the Richmor Aviation proposal to become a fixed base operator at the Dutchess County Airport. A press conference was held today with Douglas McHoul, Donald McMillen and June Visconti; the press release reads as follows. THREE RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT JACKSON ROAD HEIGHT, RICHMOR PROPOSAL Another cause for concern has developed over Richmor Aviation's proposal to become a fixed base operator at the Dutchess County Airport. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, Jackson Road which borders the airport is seven feet too high. Town of Wappinger Councilwoman June Visconti whose ward includes the airport and surrounding area, brought the matter to the attention of Legislature Chairman Douglas A. McHoul (R -Hopewell Junction) and Legislator Don McMillen (R-Wappinger). Visconti says she learned of the problem several weeks ago. "Apparently the FAA has increased the visibility minimum to one mile from the previous minimum of one-half mile. The effect this has is that should a fifteen foot truck be traveling on Jackson Road near New Hackensack Road it would be penetrating the required clearzone by seven feet." According to Visconti, McHoul and McMillen, the County is faced with three options: (1) reduce the height of Jackson Road by at least seven feet, (2) displace runway 6 by approximately 300 feet, or (3) petition the FAA to return to the half mile visibility minimum or compromise at 3/4 of a mile. McHoul says this adds another complication to the Richmor proposal, "here we are looking to give away the only profit making portion of our airport operation, and at the same time we become faced with a serious and costly problem made more so by the potential for an increase in jet traffic. "I'm worried, said McMillen, that the County is going to have to lower Jackson Road which seems the more likely and expensive of the options, while we have signed away any mechanism available to lessen the financial burden placed on the taxpayers." Visconti says she is somewhat concerned that County administration has been downplaying the significance of this development in an attempt to keep it quiet. When this was discussed at the last meeting of the Airport Advisory Committee, the Commissioner of Aviation didn't feel it would be appropriate to notify the Legislature of this problem. However, last week, I myself witnessed and spoke to the County employees who were surveying the roads with this question in mind. McHoul, McMillen and Visconti believe that if costly corrections are made the County should have the capacity to look toward the profitable parts of airport operation to defray the cost to the taxpayers. With that in mind, the three see this as another reason to decline Richmor's proposal. "It just doesn't make sense, -says Visconti, to..give away the money making end of the operation when you don't know what type of expenses you are faced with. It is my firm belief that the taxpayers of this County should not have to reach further into their pockets so that the government can accommodate corporate interests." Mrs. Visconti continued her report and noted that it was also brought out at the meeting the fact that if they lower the road, and remove the T hangars from the east side of the airport, the New Hackensack. Reformed Church is still in the clear zone and would have to be moved. The FAA said that since the building was in effect prior to the creation of the.airport, that they might not have to move it. However,..according to the Minutes of the Airport Advisory Committee Meeting, a question was raised as to why this fact, the 7' penetration air space -.,:was not noticed earlier by.the FAA. Commissioner of Aviation.said the -.FAA has gotten more strict in their updating of obstruction charts. They are paying more attention to details and.this kind of thing.is coming to -light, so it could very well be that tomorrow.the.y can say they have decided to enforce the rule regarding the New Hackensack Church. Mrs. Visconti requested that her report be put into the Minutes of this Meeting because she believes that this is another reason why a Richmor's proposal should be declined and the residents and taxpayers of the Town of Wappinger should not have to face this proposal. Resolutions --- A Public Hearing having.been held August 4th, 1986 on a proposed Local Law Limiting Parking and Standing of Vehicles on Certain Street in the Town of Wappinger, the matter was placed before the Board for their consideration. MR. REIS moved to adopt Local Law #3 of 1986 as follows: BE IT ENACTED by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger as follows: Section I: No vehicle shall park or stand and no person shall cause a vehicle to park or stand on the following street of the Town: Beginning at the intersection of Bank Street on River Road, North, in the Hamlet of Chelsea, and thence running along the Westerly side of River Road, North for a distance of 630' feet. Section II: "No Parking" signs will be erected by the Superintendent of Highways at intervals of 100' feet within the designated distances. Section III: Anyone who shall violate any provision of this Local Law shall upon conviction, be subject to a fine not to exceed Twenty -Five Dollars ($25.00), as determined by the Court. Section IV: This Local Law shall take effect immediately following filing with the Secretary of State as provided in Municipal Home Rule Law. Seconded by: Mrs. Paino Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes 0 Nays The following resolution was offered by COUNCILMAN REIS who moved its adoption: WHEREAS, this Board previously passed a resolution authorizing the marketing of the old Town Hall building and premises located at Mill Street, Wappingers Falls, New York, Grid #6158-14-313291, more particularly described in a certain deed dated December 6, 1964 and recorded in the Dutchess County Clerk's office as Liber 1161 at page 147, to be sold after occupancy of the new Town Hall, and WHEREAS, after a due public bidding process, the successful bidder was Wappinger Youth Outreach, Inc. for the sum of $82,150.00, and WHEREAS, the Town hereby confirms its finding that the consideration for such sale is adequate and that the property is presently unneeded by the Town of Wappinger, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town, by its Supervisor, is authorized to execute and deliver a conveyance of the aforesaid property to Wappinger Youth Outreach, Inc. for the total consideration of $82,150.00 as set forth in a contract of sale dated June, 1985. This resolution is subject to a permissive referendum. Seconded by: Councilman Bracone Roll Call Vote: 5 Ayes 0 Nays New Business --- MRS. PAINO moved to authorize the Engineer to the Town to prepare specis for bidding on Sludge Removal and Chemical Purchases. Seconded by Mr. Farina Motion Unanimously Carried As a point of information, Mrs. Paino received a communication indicating that a Scoping Session would be held at the Dutchess County Legislature on Market Street in Poughkeepsie, on August 8, 1986 at 1:00 P.M. relating to the Maybrook Railbed Highway. Mrs. Paino announced that the next Town Board Meeting would be on Tuesday, September 2, 1986 at 7:30 P.M. due to the fact that the regular meeting falls on September 1, 1986 which is Labor Day Holiday. There was no other business to come before the Board. MR. REIS moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Mr. Bracone and unanimously carried. The Meeting adjourned at 8:44 P.M. laine H. Snowden Town Clerk Reg. Mtg. 8/4/86 U1 A Public Hearing was held by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger on August 4, 1986, at the Town Hall, Middlebush Road, Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, on a proposed Local Law Limiting Parking and Standing of Vehicles on Certain Streets in the Town of Wappinger (River Road, North, Chelsea Area). Supervisor Paino opened the Hearing at 7:27 P.M. Present: Irene Paino, Supervisor Joseph Bracone, Councilman Vincent Farina, Councilman David Reis, Councilman June Visconti, Councilwoman Elaine H. Snowden, Town Clerk The Town Clerk offered for the record the Affidavits of Posting and Publication duly signed and notarized. (These Affidavits are attached hereto and made part thereof of the Minutes of this Hearing). Mrs. Paino asked for comments or questions from the public. Joe Vicardi asked to have the description read again, relating to the location of the "No Parking" signs. Mrs. Snowden repeated the description of footage on River Road North where the law would apply. Felix Koretsky, 52 Top'o Hill Road asked where a boat owner could park their boat trailer in that area without having problems. As it is now he goes to Peekskill where he can put the boat in the water with no problems; his wife doesn't have to climb over anything and he has no fear of the kids falling into the water. Where do we stand in the Town of Wappinger; why can't we have a decent ramp and facilities as other Towns do. Mrs. Paino responded that they are pursuing this matter, however for now they are trying to prevent the resident's land in Chelsea from being blocked by the vehicles. Mr. Koretsky continued and stated that he heard that there is a piece of property down there in Chelsea that belongs to the Town and was fenced off. Mrs. Paino replied that the Engineering Firm of Paggi and Martin has been authorized to conduct a study to determine the boundary lines of the Town property and perhaps come up with additional land for parking. When asked, the Engineer estimated that this would take a couple of months. The resident continued with his questioning and asked when they do get the boundaries settled, what can they do to improve the boat ramp at Chelsea so a family can use it in safety. What about a rig to help them out? Mrs. Paino replied that this was a matter for the Recreation Commission and they are consulting with the Engineer to improve the facilities. Mr. Reis added that the main reason for this law was due to the fact that residents were complaining that the cars and boat trailers were all over their lawns and blocking their entering and exiting their driveways; also emergency vehicles were having problems and the situation demanded correction. They are, as Mrs. Paino pointed out, working on a solution to handle the parking primarily and then will consider improvements. There were no other comments for or against the proposed Local Law. MRS. PAINO moved to close the Public Hearing, seconded by Mr. Reis and unanimously carried. The Hearing closed at 7:37 P.M. Elaine H. Snowden Town Clerk �1 TOWN BOARD: TOWN OF WAPPINGER DUTCHESS COUNTY: NEW YORK IN THE MATTER OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON A PROPOSED LOCAL LAW LIMITING PARKING OF VEHICLES ON CERTAIN STREETS IN TOWN OF WAPPINGER ,(CHELSEA AREA) STATE OF NEW YORK ) COUNTY OF DUTCHESS ) AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING ELAINE H. SNOWDEN, being duly sworn, deposesand says: That she is the duly elected, qualified and acting Town Clerk of the Town of Wappinger, County of Dutchess and State of New York. That on July 21, 1986, your deponent posted a copy of the attached Notice of Public Hearing on a proposed Local Law Limiting Parking on Certain Streets in the Town of Wappinger, on the signboard maintained by your deponent in her office in the Town Hall of the Town of Wappinger, Middlebush Road, Dutchess County, New York. Sworn to before me this Z/ day of 1986. l I . and S. D. NEWS DISPLAY ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NOTIChas bow cE before tha T LOCAL° LIMITING OF VEHICI IR THE F BE R ENi the Town a and no Dene at 914 297-3723 84 EAST MAIN STREET—WAPPINGERS FALLS IVY 12590 U91(JNG AND STANDING 5 ON CERTAIN STREETS-, AWN OF WAPPINGER ;, 1' by the Town Sopa of 'GPMnper o foihows: ,,. ahaNpark �L, bk**V 80901 To I mer Ion of ftr l�cl Road, North, In the HnapnM It RIM Rwd. NMhh fora I' feet. ......-,>.w.. -,.' Vo P ' on will bs'. 1100.• a Fest wnh" in tie; Ser tiorh III:Anyone who shd�aY ProVWM of this Local Law shall upon coffin." Action, be subject to a fins not to exceed Ta CouM ($Z.00), as ds%m*, ad by - - rL Section IV: This Local Law shall take 0& fact immedlately following flung with to Horne Rub. a Sscatary stats as provided In Mun I- blpal 1< NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Town on the conduct a Public Town Hag, M loch ="N Townk�, idefsbhn Road, Town of ' tchm Now August 4th, 19W at 7:15 P. . on such*day j at which Urns an parties Mterestsd wig ba . NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that , b. an a t abrepW raa�oud Loan taw available for examination and ire ' SPOction at � Office h pDsfrthe Town Clark of; the Town a WIn between the dal off tds the rows Nae tds nctoe.rhd the aaa y a the puthtic hearing. ,.i Elaine H. Snowden, Cated fuly /8,`1995`T• 1ti' rTOwn`Clsrkh r AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION State of New York, County of Dutchess, i Town of Wappinger. . • . of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, being duly sworn, says that he is, and at the several times hereinafter was, the .... I)QQWmeper......... of the W. & S.D. NEWS, a newspaper printed and published every Wednesday in the year in the Town of • Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, and that the annexed NOTICE was duly published in the said newspaper for ..one ..... weeks successively. once. . in each week, commencing on the . da of . 23.rd Y Jul. . 19ZS . and on the following dates thereafter, namely on and ending on the ... 23rd • .... day of... July .... 19$6 . both days inclusive. ........................... Subscribed and sworn to before me this .23rd ..... day of.. July.// . 19 86 , . Notary Public Mycommission expires ......................... RACHEL WISHART WOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF NEW YORK OUALIF:ED 1N DUTCHESS COUNTY N 14-1255£2 {?,p COMMISSION EXPIRES MARCH 31, 19 r