1966-07-07 RGMThe Regular Meeting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger, was held on
Thursday evensng, July 7, 1966, at the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers
Falls, New York.
Present:
Joseph H. Fulton — Supervisor
Louis D. Diehl — Councilman
Louis C. Clausen — Councilman
Absent: None
Others Present:
Joseph D. Quinn — Attorney
Harold H. Reilly — Attorney
Vincent C. Kelley — Engineer
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Vincent S. Francese — Justice of the Peace
William J. Bulger — Justice of the Peace
Elaine H. Snowden -- Town Clerk
Joseph E. Ludewig — Building Inspector
Knud Clausen •- Highway Superintendent
The Meeting was called to order at 7:55 P. M.
Public hearing on the application of Beatrice Irving for rezoning of a
parcel of her property on Hopewell Junction Road (3.424 acres) was
opened.
Petition as follows was read by the Clerk:
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF DUTCHESS: TOWN OF WAPPINGER
In the matter of the Application
of
BEATRICE IRVING, owner of real property
situated in the Town of Wappinger,
Dutchess County, New York, to the TOWN
BOARD of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess
County, New York, for a change in zoning
of premises situated in said Township and
herein described.
TO THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER:
The undersigned, owner of real property situated in the
Town of Wmppinger, Dutchess County, New York, which same is more
particularly described in Schedule "A: hereunto attached, and which
same is presently zoned.M—D 20, Optional Dwelling Residential
District", respectfully requests the Town Board of the Town of
Wappinger, in accordance with the provisions of the Town Law of
the State of New York, and the zoning ordindance of the Town of
Wappinger, Dutchess County, New Yosrk, adopted January 29, 1963,
as amended, to change, alter, amend and modify said zoning ordinance
as it affects the premises of the Petitioner, and each and every
part thereof, from "R—D 20, Optional Dwelling Residential District"
to zoning classification "L—B, Local Business District", and to
modify, amend, alter and change the zoning ordinance of the Town
of Wappinger in conformity therewith, as well as the official
zoning map of said Township filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the Town of Wappinger, the amendment, change and alteration of
which said map shall be in accordance with the request herein,
and further, that the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger under—
take to and perform each and every action necessary to re—zone
said premises as herein requested.
Dated: March 7, 1966
s/: Beatrice Irving
The Board waived the reading of the technical description of the
property.
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Notice of public hearing was read by the clerk as follows:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL TO AMEND
ZONING ORDINANCE
NOTICE I:S HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursuant to Section 265 of the Town Law,
a Public Hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger,
Dutchess County, New York, at the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers Falls,
New York, on the 7th day of July, 1966 at 7:45 o'clock P.M. on that day,
in the matter of the Application of Beatrice Irving to amend the zoning
ordinance of the Town of Wappinger, by changing the lands herein
described from "R—D 20, Optional Dwelling Residential District" to
zoning classification "L—D, Local Business District".
All that tract or parcel of land situated in the Town of Wappinger,
County of Dutchess and State of New York, bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the easterly line of lands of
Beatrice Irving with the Southerly line of the New Hamburg Turnpike
running from Hughsonvi1le to the Albany Post Road (Route 9) and
running thenge with the Easterly line of lands of Beatrice Irving South
thirteen (13) degrees thirty (30) minutes thirty (30) seconds East
seven hundred twenty (720) feet; thence with line of lands formerly
of Irving the following courses and distances North seventy three (73)
degrees seventeen (17) minutes West two hundred forty (240) feet;
thence North thirteen (13) degrees thirty (30) minutes thirty (30)
seconds west seven hundred twenty (720) feet to said turnpike: thence
with the southerly line of New Hamburg Turnpike the following courses'
and distances South seventy two (72) degrees thirty three (33) minutes
East ninety (90) feet; thence South seventy three (73) degrees forty
three (43) minutes twenty (20) seconds East one hundred fifty (150)
feet to the place of beginning
Containing three and four hundred twenty four thousandths (3.424)
acres of land.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that at the said time and place the
Town Board will hear all persons wishing to speak in favor of the
proposed amendment or in opposition thereto.
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD
Elaine H. Snowden
TOWN CLERK
The Chair asked if there were any present who are in favor of this
petition. Mr. Russell Aldrich came before the Board representing
Miss Irving. He asked for a motion to file affidavit of publication.
A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Clausen to file
the affidavit of publication. Motion Unanimously carried.
Mr. Aldrich: The Application before you is to rezone a parcel of
land 3.424 acres. It has been used since 1960 as a non—conforming
use. The store is oper=ated by Arthur Dyson and his wife. Rezoning
will permit an addition to building. It is presently zoned RD -20
which would permit multiple dwellings, and we anticipate will be
surrounded by multiple dwellings. Lands to the east are likewise
so zoned. In this area, this is a limited local business use.
Last time it came before your Board for GB you were justified
completely for refusing the application. This is for local busi—
ness. There is a definite need. At least since 1960 this has
historically been used as a local business. We therefore submit
that this area should be rezoned. We feel that it is good planning
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and judgement. We do not feel we will effect anyone in the immediate
area. It will be a neighborhood grocery store, available to people
on Albany Post Road, Wappinger Psrk and Hughsonvi1le. The residential
area is not effected. We submit that the application should be granted,
that it limits us to the highest title of coruriercial use and it adequate—
ly protects the areas around it. Subject to Planning Board approval.
Small building — 26 x 32, addition 30 x 40. We feel that it will be
of service to this area and that the zoning ordinance and map of the
Town of Wappinger should be amended to permit its use.
Mr. Francese: For the record, would you clarify the relationship
between Dyson and your client.
Mr. Aldrich: All that 1 know is that Miss Irving is the landlord
and the Dysons are the tenants.
Mr. Clausen: Are we talking about limited use of just expanding the
store?
Mr. Aldrich: The back part of the property is low. The frontage is
150 x 90, 240 ft. deep. Obviously we can't put commercial back in
the swamp. It is in the application. It was drawn that way because
Miss Irving was advised by the Planning Board, or one of its members
to do so.
Mr. Diehl: It is just going to be an enlargement of the existing
store?
Mr. Aldrich: That is correct. Permits expansion of a non—conforming
tse. We propose with this to perpetuate an existing use.
Mr. Diehl: Mr. Ludewig, if this was rezoned, is there any way we can
be sure that no other business can go in there? We are assuming now
to only enlarge existing store.
Mr. Ludewig: Land is sufficient to have three legal parcels. Local
business zone requires 15,000 sq. ft. There is room enough for more
business.
Mr. Diehl: We could assume that up to three more stores could be
added legally.
Mr. Clausen: Could the Town Board approve rezoning with the condition
that rezoning be limited to the expansion of the store only.
Mr. Reilly: You couldn't rezone conditionally.
Mr. Clausen: Is there any way we could grantrezoning with it written
in the deed stating that no other buildings to be constructed on the
property3
Mr. Aldrich: 1 am not going to say that she would be willing to do that.
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Look of the map — they would be awfully small stores.
Mr. Clausen: If there could be an arrangement mod* where this could be
guaranteed, do you think your client would agree to such a thing?
Mr. Aldrich: That is up to my client. Our assessments were raised.
It is a fact that we submit to the Planning Board how it would be
developed.
Mr. Bulger: We would agree that the Planning Board can control how.
You have stated your case based primarily on the expansion of this
one particular store. Looking to the future we wonder about other
uses to which the property might be subjected, that might be within
the limits of local business.
Mr. Aldrich: Presume that we would be agreeable to restriction on
the depth of it. Put a restriction on the property ourselves. The
rest of it is swamp.
Mr. Quinn: This is what they call contract zoning. It could be
done.
Mr. Diehl: Do you s+i | | feel that there is room for other stores
to be in there?
Mr. Ludewig: In local business requires lot depth 100 ft. min.
and width 50 ft min.
Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Ludewig discussed with the Board the parcel of
property and the possible ways in which it could be developed.
Mr. Fulton: Anyone else to speak in favor?
Mr. Bulger: The record should show the recommendation of the Planning
Board.
TheTown Clerk read the reconmendofion from the Planning Board as
May 17, 1966
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Mill Street
Wappingers Falls, New York
At the May 16, 1966 meeting of the Town of Woppingor Planning
Board, the following action was taken.
A motion was made by Robert Steinhaus, seconded by Dr. Harvey
Miller, to recommend against the application of Beatrice Irving for
the rezoning of a parcel of her property located on Hopewell Junction
Road from RD -20 to LB for the following reasons:
|. The layout of the parcel does not lend itself to good
commercial use.
2. The proposed LB zone is not in accordance with the Town
Development P|an,
3. The adjacent residential areas can be served by commercial
properties at Hughsnnvi|\e and/or Route 9.
Motion Unanimously Carried
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Yours very truly,
s/ Susan J. Pike
Susan J. Pike, Secretary
Town of Wappinger Planning Board
Mr. Fulton: Is there anyone present to speak against?
Mr. Garren, 13 Seneca Lane, : I live in the development up from the store,
right close to Route 9. I can't see any reason for the store being
enlarged. Claims the land in back can't be used because it is swampy.
Fill could be used. I don't see any reason why we need a bigger store
there, it serves purposes for the people in the area. If you put a plaza
in there it is not going to be good for the road or for the people. There
will be more traffic. If he wants to make it a contract zoning I can see
just enlarging the store.
Bi11 Speedling, residing on Hopewell Road, : attended last hearing at
which it came up for "general business". The Board said if they rezoned
it for either "general business" or "local business", they could have
no control over enlarging and more stores being added. I don't think
anyone here would object to enlarging the store. Mr. Dyson is working
under a hardship. I would like to go on record as being opposed to
this move unless it is specified and restricted to the enlargement of
that store, and nothing else.
Mr. Francese: Does your property abut?
Mr. Speedling: It does not.
Mr. Bisom made his point about the other sm all non—conforming stores,
suggesting the Board adopt a policy permitting 50% enlargement of these
stores. He also asked Mr. Ludewig how many local stores there were before
zoning. Mr. Ludewig answered about 40 non—conforming uses, not all local
stores, though.
George Leiberman, lives across the street from Dyson's store, — when
they built the store I felt my property had certain value. Now I feel
it is depreciated. We have to keep windows down on one side of my
house all summer to keep dust out. I want to go on record that 1 am
against it.
Mr. Fulton: Anyone else to speak against?
Walter Holtz, 4 Iroquois Drive, — Dyson should be allowed to have his
store expanded and limited just to that.
The Board consulted briefly with Mr. Quinn and Mr. Aldrich.
Mr. Fulton: Adjourn this hearing until the next meeting night on
the basis of the possibility of accepting a contract zoning for
expansion of the store only.
Mr. Garren: Now it is entirely up to the Board?
Mr. Fulton: We are going to look at the possibility of a contractural
restriction of the building.
Mr. Speedling: Will you describe what contract zoning is.
Mr. Fulton: It is a voluntary acceptance of conditions agreeable
to the Board. It will restrict the owner of the land.
Mr. Quinn: It will run with the property. This is a perfectly
possible legal approach. Perfectly within the right of this Town
Board in legislation any discretion to consider such a proposition.
Mr. Fulton: Possibly restriction of enlargement of the store to a
certain extent. It would have to be satisfactory to the Town Board.
Mr. Quinn: The Town Board can impose any conditions they wish to
if they approve the application.
Mr. Bulger: The people are confused, I would like to straighten
it out if I may. The substantial portion of the opposition to
the proposed change in the zoning ordinance is by persons who feel
that the rezoning would be used for purposes other than the enlarge—
ment of the store in question. What we are trying to do is to come
to an agreement with the landowner so that we may be sure, if we do
grant the rezoning, only the enlarged store will be on the property.
Question from the floor — Would it be necessary to use so much
property?
Mr. Quinn: There is an application before this Town Board. It is
perfectly appropriate for the Board to act if it sees fit. If it
sees fit it can deny the application, grant it in full, or make a
change in the ordinance with respect to the property partially, or
make a change in ordinance subject to certain conditions. The Board
could impose any conditions that it wants within reason. In judging
the facts, the Board will come up with what they feel is the best
decision.
Mr. Clausen, addressing Mr. Vandewinckel: After hearing the proposals
tonight, is it your feeling that the Planning Board would still
recommend to deny the request: Were you considering basically that
it would be a shopping center?
Mr. Vandewinckel: The best answer is the previous application — the
Planning Board is on record as opposing the application.
Motion was made by Mr. Clausen, seconded by Mr. Diehl, to close the
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hearing, reserving decision.
At 8:34 P.M. the hearing was closed.
Open discussion from the floor was held until 9:22 P.M.
Recess was held for five minutes.
The meeting was reconvened by Supervisor Fulton at 9:42 P.M.
The minutes of the June 2, 1966 Special Meeting, June 9, 1966
Regular Meetings, and June 16, 1966 Adjourned Meeting, as submitted
by the Town Clerk be and they are hereby accepted on Motion of Mr.
Bulger, seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Unanimously Carried.
Bilis presented in following total amounts:
General Fund
Highway
$10,059.04
19,405.79
Motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, that the
bills be paid subject to audit. Motion Unanimously Carried.
The following reports of the Justices of the Peace were read:
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
During the month of June, 1966, 1 disposed of the
following cases in Justice Court:
Type Number Fines & Fees Collected
motor vehicle 28 $320.00
civil 3 20.00
criminal 6 35.00
A total of $375.00 has been forwarded to the State
Department of Audit and Control.
I am holding $100.00 in bail pending motor vehicle
case.
Respectfully submitted,
William J. Bulger
Justice of the Peace
Ordered Received and Placed on Record.
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
During the month of June, 1966, the activities listed
below were handled in Justice Court:
(i) |y motor vehicle cases handled showing $120.00 collected
in fines.
(2) 5 civil cases handled showing $11.50 collected in fees and
and f i | inQ costs.
(3) 2 criminal cases handled showing no monies collected.
(4) $25.O0 bail is being held in my official bank account.
Respectfully submitted,
Vincent S. Froncese
Justice of the Peace
Ordered Received and Placed on Record.
BUILDING INSPECTOR'S REPORT FOR THE MONTH
OF JUNE 1966
Building Permits Issued For:
6 Single Family Dwellings
9 Residence Additions
2 Swimming Pools
2 Sewer Plants
| Pump House
| Gasoline Filling Station
21 Total Permits Issued for June
Total Value of Construction $322,995.00
Total Fees Collected & Turned
Over to the T own Clerk 276.50
Miles Traveled on Building Inspection
by Deputy Building Inspector 305
Miles Traveled on Zoning & Building
Inspection by Building Inspector 272
During the month of June, Certificates of Occupancy were
issued for nineteen (19) single family dwellings, two (2) 8—unit
apartment buildings, two (2) 12—unit apartment buildings, one
(|) 3—unit apartment building, and one (1) conference center.
Respectfully submitted,
Joseph E. Ludewig
Building & Zoning Inspector
Ordered Received and Placed on Record.
Mr. Swensen had requested to be on the agenda, regarding his
application for a permit to mine gravel.
Mr. Fulton: Has the Board read this application for Permit?
Mr. Diehl: | would suggest making a change in it. We have (e),
"Excavation shall occur only between the hours of 6:00 A.M. to
8:00 P.M., Monday through Saturday." This is too early to start,
too late to end. 1 move that ,,permission be granted with change
of hours to be "from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., Monday through Friday".
Mr, Quinn: Permission should be granted subject to several other
conditions. Board, Engineer, and Counsel will be glad to contact
Mr. Swensen's attorneys on this.
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Mr. Diehl: I move to amend the permission to Mr. Swensen to include
the following conditions:
1. Elevation and grade maps be submitted, suitable
in form to the Town Engineer.
2. The operator be required to post a bond in an
amount to be fixed by the Town Engineer, and
approved by the Town Board, and approved as to
form, content, and manner of execution, by
Counsel to the Town.
Mr. Fulton: I feel that possibly the law does require a public
hearing.
Mr. Quinn: I don't think a public hearing is required by the
Ordinances at all. There is nothing to prevent the Board from
holding such a hearing if it wishes to.
Mr. Bulger: Do you think it might be advisable to elicit the
feelings of the Planning Board before we act on this matter?
Mr. Diehl: The stipulations that our attorney quoted, wouldn't
this be in conjunction with the Planning Board?
Mr. Quinn: This is a Town Board Perogative.
Mr. Francese: It is my impression that Mr. Swensen has applied
to the Planning Board and the Planning Board referred it directly
to us.
Mr. Swensen: No, I did not. It is not required.
Motion was made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Clausen to suspend
the rules. Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Mills: Where is this gravel bank?
Mr. Fulton: Just in back of Fernbrook Farms.
Motion that rules be reapplied made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr.
Clausen. Motion Unanimously Carried. Mr. Diehl's Motion to grant
permission to Mr. Swensen subject to the changes was seconded by
Mr. Clausen. Roll Call Vote, 4 ayes, Mr. Fulton voting nay (for
reason he thought there is a possibility a public hearing should
be held on this).
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF SUPERVISOR
TO THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER
RECEIPTS
SOURCE AMOUNT RECEIVED
JUNE, 1966
Town Clerk — Fees for May, General Fund
Town Clerk — interest Fees
Town Clerk — Refund for Petty Cash "
$1,604.10
605.57
100.00
$2,309.67
Dutchess County --State Aid — Highway Fund f,357.50
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DISBURSEMENTS
Fund or Account Amount Expended
General Fund
Highway Fund
$12,051.17
30.995.18
Total $43,046.35
Signed: Joseph H. Fulton, Supervisor
Ordered Received and Placed on Record.
Resolution on adopting old roads was presented again to the Board.
Mr. Fulton: These are recommended specifications — minimum standards
and requirements — for acceptance of private streets and roads in the
Town of Wappinger not located in subdivisions and developments.
Motion was made by Mr. Diehl, that the following resolution be
adopted.
RESOLUTION, TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER,
DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK ESTABLISHING
MINIMUM STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR
ACCEPTANCE OF PRIVATE STREETS AND ROADS
IN THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER NOT LOCATED IN
SUBDIVISIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS
Proposed by: Councilman Diehl
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger
has reported to this Town Board the fact that there are presently in
existence several private streets and roads in the Town of Wappinger
which have not been dedicated to and accepted by the said Superinten—
dent of Highways and this Town Board as and for public streets and
roads in this Town, and,
WHEREAS, the said Superintendent of Highways and this Town Board
have received; inquiries, petitions and jpplications from residents
and taxpayers whose properties adjoin and abut said private streets
and roads, requesting permission to offer dedication of the same to this
municipal corporation, and,
WHEREAS, the said Superintendent of Highways, this Town Board
and the Engineer to this town have made inquiry into the subject
matter and have determined that it may be in the best interests of
this Town and of the residents and taxpayers thereof to accept dedica—
tion of such private streets and roads under appropriate circumstances,
and,
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways and the Engineer to the
Town of Wappinger -have made a full and complete investigation of this
general subject matter and have recommended to this Town Board that
certain minimum standards and requirements for the acceptance of such
private streets and roads be promulgated and established,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS
RESOLVED, that the following minimum standards and requirements
for the acceptance of private streets and roads in the Town of 1
Wappinger, other than such private streets and roads located in
newly created subdivisions and developments, be and they hereby
are established as follows:
I. All private streets and roads offered for dedication
to the public use in the Town of Wappinger shall have a
right of way fifty (50) feet in width.
2. The traveled portion of all private streets and roads
offered for dedication shall be improved with a prepared and
graded run—of—bank gravel base twenty (20) feet in width and
twelve (12) inches in depth.
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3. Culverts, drain pipes, catch basins and other storm water sewage
facilities shall be installed in locations and in the manner required
by the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger and the
Engineer to the Town of Wappinger.
' Cul—de—sacs,
4. �u|—Ue—socs, onU turning circles having a radius of |OO feet shall
be installed when required by the Superintendent of Highways and the
Engineer to the Town at such point and locations as may be indicated.
5. Storm sewage and drainage facilities shall be installed upon
properties adjoining streets and roads to be dedicated whenever and
wherever required by the Superintendent of Highways.
6. There shall be at least three dwelling houses of permanent
construction abutting any private street or road offered for dedica—
tion. Each of such dwellings shall be held in separate ownership,
and each of such dwellings shall be occupied on a year—round basis.
7. Alignment of private streets and roads offered for dedication
shall meet with the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Highways
who shall have the right to prescribe any re—alignment of improvement
required to eliminate hazardous conditions.
8. Temporary easements to serve cul—de—sacs and turning circles
shall be granted whenever required by the Superintendent of Highways.
A. Storm drainage easements in, over, under, through and upon
abutting properties shall be granted when required by the Superin—
tendent of Highways. Temporary construction easements and spoil
areas shall be granted when required by the Superintendent of High—
ways.
|O. The Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Board, in acting
upon applications submitted pursuant to this resolution, shall have
the right to accept any street in its entirety, or in part, and in
this respect consideration shall be given to the number of residents
occupying dwellings situate thereon as well. as to the quantity of
unoccupied land which abuts a particular private street or road
and which is available and suitable for subdivision and development.
II. Grants of easements and deeds of dedication and similar instruments
shall be presented upon request of the Town Board. Such instruments
shall meet with the approval of counsel to the Town as to form, con—
tents, description and manner of execution.
12. Title to lands or interests in lands granted and conveyed to the
Town of Wappinger pursuant to this resolution shall be free and
clear of all encumbrances excepting public utility easements.
Instruments of title shall be accompanied by appropriate certificates
of title executed by counsel admitted to the practice of law in the
State of New York. In the event that counsel to the Town of Wappinger
rs obliged to examine and certify title in this connection, the
applicants, and not the Town, shall be responsible for the cost of
such examination and certification.
AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that applications and offers for the
dedication of private streets and roads shall be made in writing by
all fee owners of properties abutting the same, and such written
applications shall be made in duplicate, one copy thereof to be
submitted to the Town Board, and the other copy thereof to be sub—
mitted to the Superintendent of Highways, and it is further
RESOLVED, that each application and offer of dedication of private
streets and roads shall be considered upon its own merits by the
Town Board and the Town Superintendent of Highways, it being under—
stood that such officials, in exercising discretion as to the grant—
ing or denial of a particular application, shall have the right and
privilege to consider the facts and circumstances of each applica—
tion to be unique; and the acceptance of one particular private
street or road shall not be deemed to establish a precedent for the
acceptance of any other private street or road.
Seconded by: Mr. Clausen Ayes: 5 Nay3 0
Carried: iwRRxR4x*966x
July 7, 1968
Motion was made by Mr. Clausen to suspend rules, seconded by Mr.
Bulger. Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Worona wished a clarification of the Resolution. Will it change
road requirements?
Mr. Quinn: It applies only to such private streets and roads which are
not contained within new subdivisions or developments. There are roads
that have never been accepted as Town Roads and never cared for by the
Town.
Mr. Worona: It does not apply to present subdivisions or proposed
subdivisions?
Mr. Quinn: No
Motion to readopt rules made by Mr. Bu|Qer, seconded by Mr. Clausen.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
A proposed resolution was presented to the Town Board, to accept
dedication of roads and performance Bond, for Edgehill Section | | |.
Mr. Fulton questioned the provisions for avoiding situations such as
dust and snow plowing. Discussion followed concerning the various
possibilities of providing dust control, maintenance and plowing
in the winter. If the roads are put in according to specifications,
Mr. Kelley noted that the new road specs say, if the developer will
sign a waiver, the Town will plow roads. In the event the developer
chooses not to sign the waiver he will do the plowing himself. Mr.
Francese noted that with the new specifications the Town won't run
into poor road oondifions. With the new specifications there are
all kinds of provisions. Mr. Kelley added that with the one sub—
division running under new specifications, we have been quite
successful. The situation could deteriorate, but it's not likely.
Mr. Diehl, noting the stipulation for a certified check for $500
to be deposited with the Town, — it seems to me that this amount,
in cases like this, is very small.
Mr. Kelley: The whole subdivision comes to a halt if the money is
used, and cannot continue until the situation is corrected and cash
bond replaced.
Mr. Bulger: If we are going to explore this particular area more
thoroughly, we should not take any action on this resolution, or any
others, until we decide how to straighten it out.
Mr. Quinn: As far as these developments that are here tonight, there
are certain areas that you are not going to preclude problem
completely. The only thing | can do is to draft an agreement, for
presentation to developers, asking them to execute, in which they
waive every statutory right they have, and even this is not going to
cover every situation. Frankly, in the past there has been a good
deal of good faith given by the Town to developers, and in many
circumstances, has been justified. You will never arrive at a
completely satisfactory system unless you require them to install
roads prior to construction of houses and stand by and be prepared
to go in and repair the roads as heavy equipment ruins them.
Mr. Kelley: In drawing up the road specifications, a year and a half ago,
a good many of these problems were recognized, and to the best of my
ability at the time, and the Board's ability at the time, we have had
a good year to notice these. I don't know how far more the Board wants
to go: Snow plowing is out — dust control, yes. My point is here, I
don't think the Board ought to over—lap until we have had experience with
the previous specifications.
Mr. Fulton queried about developers who are almost finished with their
building. How long would it take them to finish off the roads?
Mr. Kelley (referring to Hickory Hill, within a year, or whenever
half the houses are completed a surface has to be put on the road.
Mr. Clausen: The developer in there claims that he is not under the
new specifications.
Mr. Quinn: He is very definitely under the new road specifications.
If this developer wishes to be defiant, then perhaps we had better
commence litigation.
Motion was made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Clausen, and unanimous—
ly carried, to suspend the rules.
Mr. Lafko offered a suggestion regarding a Town policy regarding
snow plowing.
Mr. Quinn: It is simply a question that there is a prohibition
against snow plowing by the Highway Law and the constitution of
New York. Constitition prohibits use of Town equipment to perform
on private property.
Motion made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Clausen and unanimous—
ly carried to resume the rules.
Motion was made by Mr. Diehl, seconded by Mr. Clausen, to table
resolution for Edgehill Section III. Roll Call Vote. Mr. Francese
voted nay. 4 ayes.
Resolution for performance bond of Rockingham Farms, was presented.
Mr. Quinn: This Bond has been in existence for a year. There is
a termed resolution on Section II of Wildwood, where bond was long
ago accepted, but it is in an amount determined to be far more than
justified. On Section 2A the same developer has posted and had
approval on a bond for $32,000. With Schoonmaker a bond has
already been placed with this Town for a year. This is to change
the term of the Bond so that it becomes a 2 year bond from the
time of approval. The Bond would expire next year under old terms.
This would be an extension of the bond for period to begin from the
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time of this approval. It has to do with the fact that a year ago the
Town Board accepted $262,000 bond. Subsequent to this, they resub—
mitted plot plan and agreed to perform certain conditions. The Bond
has been amended to reflect those conditions. Term of the bond is
being changed from "1965-1967 to 1966-1968".
Mr. Bulger: What would be the validity of our accepting these
bonds, subject to agreements which you may draw, which will pro—
tect the Town from the conditions we have discussed this evening?
Mr. Quinn: The Edgehill resolution is merely one for tentative
approval of roads, subject to conditions including the posting of
a bond. We may impose these additional conditions that you desire
prior to accepting the bond.
Mr. Bulger: Any additional restriction that we may determine can
be put on at a later date regardless of whether or not we passed
the resolution?
Mr. Quinn: If the developer stands up tonight and states he will
meet all agreements we impose.
Mr. Bulger: Does the same thing hold on Rockingham?
Mr. Quinn: The same thing holds on all of these except for possi—
bly Cornell, where a reduction is being requested rather than
acceptance of a bond. Things that you are speaking of tonight are
not arbitrary. I am sure we will not be unreasonable,:.
Mr. Reilly: The bonding company won't stand for additional change
or additional conditions.
Mr. Quinn: As far as the surety company is concerned the contract
would be breached. It would be an amendment to the contract.
Mr. Francese requested a 5 minute recess. Recess was not called.
Mr. Quinn: Mr. Kelley just suggested that if you feel there should
be a stop gap measure on these things, if you wish to, raise that
certified check figure as a temporary measure to $1,500 or $2,000.
What you are proposing at the table is sweeping. I don't see how
it can be covered in a 24 hour period.
Mr. Diehl moved that both of these resolutions be tabled, Edgehill
and Rockingham, and set a meeting for next week.
Mr. Francese: We do have a set of highway specifications. We have
received assurance from the Engineer to the Town and Superintendent
of Highways. These have all been through the Planning Board and
covered by Engineer and Superintendent. They are presented here
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in final form and for final action. I am opposed to the motion to
table either one of these.
Mr. Fulton: Despite the fact that all the coverage has been mentioned,
the fact remains it has been established that the condition will still
exist.
Mr. Diehl: About the certified check, I still have a question on it.
Mr. Francese: Town Engineer has already said this is an adequate
amount.
Mr. Clausen: A motion was passed to table Edgehill. We are dealing
with Rockingham now, same principle applies. I second the motion to
table this resolution.
Mr. Bulger: What we are really talking about here is an amendment
to the Highway specifications, in fact, rather than theory. The
last time we adopted road specdfications we adopted them with an
effective date that said that anyone who has had preliminary
approval before this date will not be bound to the new specifica—
tions. As I think about our discussion here tonight, for us to
try to impose new regulations, I think it would be unfair and un—
just to require them. We may run into some legal problems here
as well. Mr. Knud Clausen felt that he has full control, and as
the resolutions are adopted, he will be able to do a lot more in
these subdivisions. We are changing ground rules at the last
minute.
Mr. Diehl withdrew his motion. Second withdrawn by Mr. Clausen.
The following resolution was proposed for adoption by Mr. Bulger,seconded by
Mr. Francese:
RESOLUTION, TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER,
DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK, AUTHORIZING
AMENDMENT OF PERFORMANCE BOND POSTED ON
CONNECTION WITH ROCKINGHAM FARMS SUBDIVISION
WHEREAS, The Town Board of the Town of Wappinger did, by resolution
duly adopted and entered in its corporate minutes on or about the 3rd day
of June, 1965, approve and accept a performance bond in amount of $262,000.00
posted and tendered by Schoonmaker Bros., Inc., as principal, and Peerless
Insurance Company, as surety, guaranteeing completion of improvements to the
streets, roads and appurtenances to be constructed in the Rockingham Farms
Subdivision in the Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the posting of the said bond, Schoonmaker Bros.,
Inc. caused the said subdivision maps to be revised and amended, and
WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger did, on or about
the 30th day of June, 1966, grant final approval of the subdivision plats
known as "Rockingham Farms, Section 1" and "Rockingham Farms, Section 11",
subject to certain conditions as set forth in their resolution granting final
approval, and
WHEREAS, the said Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has made application to this
Board, requesting that the proposed streets and partially constructed proposed
streets known as Regency Drive, Lawn Place, Cloverdale Place, Carroll Drive,
Scott Drive, Granger Place, Rowell Lane, Davies Drive, Doyle Drive, Craig Place,
Belfour Drive, James Place, Dwyer Lane, Drew Court and Maxwell Place, located
in the real estate subdivision, known as "Rockingham Farms, Section I" and
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"Rockingham Farms, Section II", be accepted as and for public streets in the
Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, the said Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has further requested that it be
permitted to amend the performance bond heretofore posted with the Town Board of
this Town as aforesaid, and
WHEREAS, the said Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has further requested that this
Board extend the time for completion of the aforesaid improvements from the 3rd
day of June, 1967, until the 30th day of June, 1968, and
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger and the
Engineer to the Town of Wappinger have consented to the requested amendment of the
performance bond and extension of time for completion of improvements, and
WHEREAS, there has been tendered to this Town Board a rider to the aforesaid
performance bond in the amount of $262,000.00, poased by Schoonmaker Bros., Inc.,
as principal, and Peerless Insurance Company, as surety, saide rider being executed
on the 30th day of June, 196B, and said rider being approved by Counsel to the
Town of Wappinger, as to form, content, sufficiency of surety and manner of
execution, and said rider guaranteeing completion of the aforesaid improvements
within two years from the date of execution thereof, and
WHEREAS, the said Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has tendered to this Board a deed
conveying and dedicating the said proposed streets to the Town of Wappinger as
and for public streets, and
WHEREAS, Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has made provision for the construction
and installation of a storm water drainage system with the appertaining drainage
ditches and pipes, in the aforesaid subdivision, and
WHEREAS, Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has tendered and offered to the Town of
Wappinger a grant of storm water drainage easements to be used in connection
with the aforesaid drainage system, and
WHEREAS, Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. has further tendered and offered to the
Town of Wappinger a grant of lands to be used for recreational purposes and also
a grant of lands to be used for sewerage disposal purposes, it is hereby
RESOLVED, that the aforesaid rider to the performance bond tendered by
Schoonmaker Bros., Inc. be and the same hereby is apporved and accepted by the
Town Board as an amendment to the aforesaid bond previously posted and accpeted
by this Board, and it is further
RESOLVED, that the time for completion of the improvements to be constructed
in the Rockingham Farms Subdivision be and the same is extended from June 3, 1967
until June 30, 1968, and it is further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept the grant of lands to be used
for recreational purposes and also the grant of lands to be used for sewerage
disposal purposes and the deeds dedicating the same, and it is further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept the proposed streets known as
Regency Drive, Lawn Place, Cloverdale Place, Carroll Drive, Scott Drive, Granger
Place, Rowell Lane, Davies Drive, Doyle Drive, Craig Place, Belfour Drive, James
Place, Dwyer Lane, Drew Court and Maxwell Place and the deed dedicating the same,
and it is further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept dedication of the aforesaid
streets and roads and. the grant of easements in the aforesaid residential sub—
division, subject to compliance with the terms and conditions set forth in the
resolution of this Board dated the 3rd day of June, 1965 accepting the roads in
the Rockinham Farms Subdivision, and further subject to compliance with the
conditions set forth in the resolution of the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger
giving final approval to the said subdivision plats entitled "Rockingham Farms,
Section I" and Rockingham Farms, Section II", which resolution is dated the 30th
day of June, 1966.
Upon Roll Call Vote: Supervisor Joseph H. Fulton — Nay
Bulger, Francese, Diehl and Clausen — Ayes
Carried: July 7, 1966
Mr Bulger: I am pinfully aware of all the discussion which went into this subject.
We have voted on Edgehill, Section 111. I would like to move that the vote
tabling Edgehill Section 111 be rescinded.: Motion was seconded by Mr. Clausen.
Motion Unanimously Carried
Motion was made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Clausen, to adopt the following
resolution on Edgehill, Section III.
RESOLUTION
Town Board, Town of Wappinger,
Dutchess County, New York
WHEREAS, an application has been received by this Board from Edgehill
Manor, Inc., requesting thatithe proposed streets and partially constructed
proposed streets known as Vorndran Drive, Hilltop Drive, Deer Run, Namoth
Road and Magura Drive, located in a real estate subdivision, on the northerly
and easterly side of Pye Lane, in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New
York, known as "Edgehill Manor Section III", be accepted as and for public
streets in the Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, the said Edgehill Manor, Inc. has tendered to this Board a
deed conveying and dedicating the said proposed streets to the Town of Wappinger
as and for public streets, and
WHEREAS, Edgehill Manor, Inc. has made provision for the construction
and installation of a storm water drainage system with the appertaining
drainage ditches and pipes, in the aforesaid subdivision, and
WHEREAS, Edgehill Manor, Inc. has tendered and offered to the Town
of Wappinger a grant of storm water drainage easements to be used in connection
with the aforesaid drainage system, it is hereby
RESOLVED, THAT THIS BOARD DOES hereby accept the proposed streets
known as Vorndran Drive, Hilltop Drive, Deer Run, Namoth Road and Magura Drive
and the deed dedicating the same, and it is further
RESOLVED, that the said streets shall hereafter be public streets in
the Town of. Wappinger known as Vorndran Drive, Hilltop Drive, Deer Run, Namoth
Road and Magura Drive, and it is further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept dedication of the afore—
said streets and roads and the grant of easements in the aforementioned
residential subdivision, subject to the following terms and conditions:
FIRST: That Edgehill Manor, Inc. furnish to the Town Board of
the Town of Wappinger a performance bond in the amount of $48,000.00 approved
by the said Town Board, and by the Town Attorney and by the Superintendent of
Highways of the Town of Wappinger as to amount, form, sufficiency of surety
and manner of execution, insuring satisfactory completion of the aforesaid
streets in said subdivision in accordance with the current minimum standard
requirements for establishing roads in the said Town of Wappinger and in
accordance with current specifications provided by the Superintendent of Highways
of the Town of Wappinger and further insuring installation and completion
of the storm water drainage system for said subdivision, the plan for which
has been heretofore approved by the Town Superintendent of Highways and the
Town Engineer, said work and improvements being subject to the final approval
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of the Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Engineer of the Town of
Wappinger, and further insuring compliance with the conditions set forth in the
resolution of the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger giving final approval
to the said subdivision plat.
SECOND: That the Town of Wappinger assumes no responsibility
for maintenance and repair, including the removal of snow, of and from said streets
until the performance of the conditions mentioned in the aforementioned bond has
been completed.
THIRD: That a full covenant and warranty deed of dedication and
the grant of storm sewer drainage easements be delivered to the Town of Wappinger
subject to the approval by the Town Attorney as to the adequacy, substance and
form of such instruments and that such instruments are accepted subject to an
examination of title to the premises or rights conveyed thereby by the Town Attorney.
FOURTH: That an attorney's certificate of title insuring title in
said road shall be delivered and accepted by the Town Board.
Upon Roll Call Vote: Supervisor Joseph H. Fulton — Nay
Bulger, Francese, Diehl, Clausen — Ayes
Carried: July 7, 1966
Mr. Bulger moved that the Board request attorneys to the Town Highway Superin—
tendent, Engineer to the Town, explore deeply matters we have discussed on this
particular subject of amending the road specs and make recommendations as to what
we may do to wipe out these problems. Seconded by Mr. Francese.
Motion Unanimously Carried
Wildwood Forest resolution authorizing reduction in amount of performance bond
posted in connection with Wildwood Forest, Section 2, Subdivision, was presented.
Mr. Bulger; Failure to act on this bond reduction might result in court action to
the detriment of the Town. 1 move to adopt the following resolution: Seconded by
Mr. Francese.
RESOLUTION, TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF WAPPINGER,
DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK, AUTHORIZING
REDUCTION IN AMOUNT OF PERFORMANCE BOND
POSTED IN CONNECTION WITH WILDWOOD FOREST,
SECTION 2. SUBDIVISION
WHEREAS, The Town Board of the Town of Wappinger did by resolution duly
adopted and entered in its corporate minutes on or about the9th day of September,
1965, approve and accept a performance bond in the amount of $75,000.00 posted
and tendered by Malcolm Cornell, Inc., as principal, and Peerless Insurance Company,
as surety, guaranteeing completion of improvements to the streets, roads and
appurtenances to be constructed in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York,
known as "Wildwood Forest, Section 2", and
WHEREAS, the said bond posted by Malcolm Cornell, Inc. was in excess of the
bond required to be posted by the Planning Board resolution approving the said plat,
which resolution is dated August 26, 1965, and
WHEREAS, it appears that the improvements to the streets, roads and appurte—
nances, guaranteed by the said bond have been partially completed in accordance
with the current standard requirements for establishing roads in the Town of Wappinger
and in accordance with current specifications provided by the Superintendent of
Highways of the Town of Wappinger, and
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WHEREAS, an application has been received by this Board from Malcolm
Cornell, Inc. requesting that the performance bonde heretofore posted with
this Board insuring completion of the improvements in the subdivision known
as "Wildwood Forest, Section 2", be reduced from the sum of $75,000.00 to the
sum of $43,000.00, and
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger and the
Engineer to the Town of Wappinger have reported to this Board that a bond of
$43,000.00 is sufficient surety for the completion of the improvements to be
made in the said sibdivision, and
WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Wappinger and the
Engineer to the Town of Wappinger have consented to the requested reduction
in the amount of the said performance bond, and
WHEREAS, the said Malcolm Cornell, .Inc. has requested that the proposed
streets and partially constructed proposed streets known as Hearthstone Drive,
Quarry Drive and MalstoCme Road located in the said subdivision be accepted
as and for public streets in the Town of Wappinger, and
WHEREAS, the said Malcolm Cornell, Inc. has tendered to this Board a
deed conveying and dedicating the said proposed streets to the Town of Wappinger
as and for public streets, and
WHEREAS, Malcolm Cornell, Inc. has made provision for the construction
and installation of a storm water drainage system with the appertaining
drainage ditches and pipes, in the aforesaid subdivision, and
WHEREAS, Malcolm Cornell, Inc. has tendered and offered to the Town
of Wappinger a grant of storm water drainage easements to be used in connection
with the aforesaid drainage system, it is hereby
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby grant the requested reduction in
the amount of the bond insuring the completion of improvements in the aforesaid
subdivision from the sum of $75,000.00 to to the sum of $43,000.00, and it is
further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept the proposed streets known
as Hearthstone Drive, Quarry Drive and Malstflome Road and the deed dedicating
the same, and it is further
RESOLVED, that the said streets shall hereafter be public streets in the
Town of Wappinger known as Heartstone Drive, Quarry Drive and Malstrome Road,
and it is further
RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby accept dedication of the aforesaid
streets and roads and the grant of easements in the aforementioned residential
subdivision subject to the following terms and conditions:
FIRST That the performance bond in the amount of $43,000.00
shall insure satisfactory completion of the aforesaid streets in said sub-
division in accordance with the current minimum standard requirements for
establishing roads in the said Town of Wappinger and in accordance with current
specifications provided by the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of
Wappinger and further insuring installation and completion of the storm water
drainage system for said subdivision, the plan for which has been heretofore
approved by the Town Superintendent of Highways and the Town Engineer, said
work and improvements being subject to the final approval of the Town Superin-
tendent of Highways and the Town Engineer of the Town of Wappinger, and further
insuring compliance with the conditions set forth in the resolution of the
Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger giving -final approval to the said sub-
division plat.
SECOND: That the Town of Wappinger assumes no responsibility for
maintenance and repair, including the removal of snow, of and from said streets
until the performance of the conditions mentioned in the aforementioned bond
has been completed.
THIRD: That' a full convenant and warranty deed of dedication and
the grant of storm sewer easements be delivered to the Town of Wappinger
subject to the approval by the Town Attorney as to the adequacy, substance and
form of such instruments and thatsuch -instruments are accepted subject to an
examination of title to the premises or rights conveyed thereby by the Town
Attorney.
FOURTH: That an attorney's certificate of title insuring title
in said road shall be delivered and accepted by the Town Board.
Fulton, Bulger, Clausen, Francese - Ayes
Mr. Diehl- Nay
Mr. Diehl - I am opposed to reduction of the bond and therefore vote nay.
Mr. Diehl proposed the following resolution regarding the neew for Medical
Doctors in Wappingers Falls.
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WHEREAS, the population in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New
York, has increased 95.2 percent as markedly in the next decade; and
WHEREAS, the number of medical doctors serving this present population
of 12,000 persons is actually fewer than five years ago; and
WHEREAS, all private attempts to secure the services of additional phy-
sicians have so far been without result; therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County,
New York, hereby urgently requests that the Governor of the State of New York,
health officials of the State of New York, medical association directors, and
other responsible persons of the State and Federal Governments take appropiate
action to assist this community in obtaining the services of additional medical
doctors; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that names of prospectibe physicians be sent to the
clerk of this Town Board for contact by local officials.
Seconded by Mr. Clausen
ROLL CALL VOTE: Supervisor Fulton - Aye
Justice of the Peace Bulger - Aye
Justice of the Peace Francese - Aye
Councilman Diehl - Aye
Councilman Clausen - Aye
Mr. Diehl - I was inspired in Church Sunday by my parish priest when he spoke
on this.
Mr. Diehl: The one on the new light, I went with Mr. Ganci to see the
location where the Tight is being requested. It is definitely in the lighting
district, in Hughsonville on Ketchamtown Road. On the other two there is a
revised cost. The reason it has gone up is merely that they were useing the
cheapest light that was available. This is not made any longer and, therefore,
it is moved up a grade.
Motion was made by Mr. Diehl, seconded by Mr. Francese, to accept the resolutions
of proposed modifications of street lighting within the Chelsea, Cameli Acres,
and Hughsonville Lighting Districts:
WHEREAS, the Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation has reviewed its
street lighting standards and practices and proposes to revise the schedule of
lamps offered to its customers and
WHEREAS, the Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation has submitted a
proposed modification of the agreement dated (September I, 1961) (September I,
1961) (December 1, 1961) for street lighting within the (Hughsonville) (Chelsea)
(Cameli Acres) Lighting Districts which will enable it to effect said revision.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the modifying agreement dated (April 1,
1966) (May 1, 1966)(May I, 1966) as submitted by the Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corporation be and is hereby approved, and it is further
RESOLVED that Joseph H. Fulton, Supervisor, be and is hereby authorized to
execute said agreemOnt on behalf of the Town of Wappinger
Roll Call Vote: Supervisor Fulton - Aye
Justice of the Peace Bulger - Aye
Justice of the Peace Francese - Aye
Councilman Diehl - Aye
Councilman Clausen - Aye
Mr. Diehl: Mr. Ganci of Central Hudson stated they would appreciate it if the
Town Board would appoint a couple of people to work with Central Hudson. They
would prefer members of the Board.
Motion was made by Mr. Clausen that Mr. Bulger and Mr. Diehl be on a standing
committee on lighting districts. Seconded by Mr. Francese.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
The Following recommendation was read from the Planning Board:
June 24, 1966
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Wappingers Falls, New York
Gentlemen:
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At the June 20, 1966 meeting of the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, the
following action was taken:
A motion was made by Robert Steinhaus, seconded by Einar Chrystie, to recommend
to the Town Board that one—half of the fee of $334.00 paid on November 5, 1962, by
Mr. Albin Carlson, to the Town of Wappinger, for subdivision of "All Angels Estates"
be returned to Mr. Carlson, 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
Town of Wappinger Planning Board
Motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, to return half the fee to
Mr. Albin Carlson ($167.00) as requested and recommended. Roll Cali Vote.
Supervisor Fulton — Aye
Justice of the Peace Bulger — Aye
Justice of the Peace Francese — Aye
Councilman Diehl — Aye
Councilman Clausen — Aye
The Following letter from the Planning Board was presented:
June 24, 1966
Town Board
Town of Wappinger
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Gentlemen:
At the June 20, 1966 meeting of the Town of Wappinger Planning Board, the
following action was taken:
A motion was made by Dr. Harvey Miller, seconded by Einar Chrystie, to adopt
the following resolution:
WHEREAS, there is the need to review the Town Development Plan and Zoning
Ordinance resulting from: (a) the heavy growth since the adoption of the Zoning
ordinance, (b) the realignment of Route 9 in the Town of Wappinger, and (c) the
proposed new limited access State highway, and
WHEREAS, there is the need to have professional review of proposed site plans
and subdivisions, and
WHEREAS, the Planning Board has interviewed three (3) prospective consulting
firms including: I. Raymond & May Associates, 2. Metcalf & Eddy Engineers, and 3.
McCrosky & Reuter.
IT IS RESOLVED THAT the Planning ffoard recommends to the Town Board the
immediate contracting with Raymond & May Associates on a yearly retainer basis with
such contract having the option of being renewed each calendar year.
Motion Unanimously Carried
Yours very truly,
Susan J. Pike, Secretary
Town of Wappinger Planning Board
Mr. Fulton asked Mr. Vandevwinckel if it was a yearly contract they are recommending?
Mr. Vandewinckej: We are proposing the Town have the ability to evaluate the services
each year. It is to coincide with the budget year. The contract will be for the
remainder of this year, renewable at the end of the year. I think that a point of
sequence of order is that there has to be an agreeable contract between Raymond &
May and the Town. The authority that would be appropriate would be the execution
or the entering into such a contract by the Town Board.
Mr. Diehl moved to accept Raymond & May for consultants, in accordance with the
Planning Board recommendation, and empower the supervisor to enter into negoti—
ations with Raymond & May, subject to legal counsel, and bring it before the Board
for approval. Seconded by Mr. Bulger.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Gindele's petition to accept his road was tabled at the last meeting and
subsequently the Board received a letter from Mr. Stanley Ries, pertinent to
this petition, and amoung other things noting in his letter, the connection of
this road with Myers Corners .Road is an easement of rightof way to all using that
property.
Mr. Knud Clausen: There is no turn around in that road. We have to have that.
We have to have a catch basin for drainage under road and easement for the land.
Mr. Quinn: I sent a letter to Mr. Gindele telling him what he would have to do
from Counsels point of view before there could be any consideration for road
acceptance. I) Map be submitted to us. 2) Recommendation of Superintendent of
Highways. We advised him to consult with the Superintendent of Highways and the
Town Engineer. I told him that his first application was, in effect, too informal.
Mr. Bulger: I would like to call your attention to the last paragraph in which
Mr. Ries alleges that Gindele doesn't own the portion on Myers Corners Road that
he proposes we take.
Mr. Quinn: Primary thing in my mind was to have him sit down with Mr. Knud Clausen
and Mr. Kelley. He came to me and he had no idea of how to approach the thing.
He is going to set up ameeting with the Superintendent of Highways and Town Engineer.
He will then supply us with everything that is requested, and it will be presented to
the Board.
Old Hunt Club Road — Myers Corners Road starts east of Kent Road and is only a
couple hundred yards long. Question was whether it is legally a Town road or an
abandoned road.
Mr. Knud Clausen: There is a house in front now with the road going back of it.
Leave it alone.
Report on what roads engineer and Supt. of Highways want mapped out.
Mr. Clausen: Money that was going to be transferred to us for road to Chelsea.
This had to do with takings. If you will recall, we said that the funds for this
were in the general town fund and they were properly there. I thought there was
to be some discussion among you three gentlemen as to how they were authorized to
spend these funds.
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Mr. Quinn: Supervisor will sign drafts for it. Pieces of land will be owned by
the municipality. Items are properly in the budget as they are.
Mr. Kelley: We were to bring back to you a list of what we wanted and the cost.
Report on W|\dwmod Roads: Mr. Kelley: Following executive meeting Mr. Knud
Clausen and | met with developer, agreed to certain items and disagreed on others.
Resume going to those who participated. When we agree that this is what was
agreed, we will report.
Resolution was presented to establish 4 year terms for the Superintendent of
Highways and Town Clerk.
Mr. Fulton: There is a report before you on first class town. Does this fit
in with that?
Mr. Quinn: This is the first time | saw this, and | haven't seen the report
of the committee for first class town. This matter ought to lay on your table.
Motion was made by Mr. Bu|ger, Seconded by Mr. Diehl, to table this and bring it
in with first class town when it comes up.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Bulger: You have all received from office of local government, an invitation
to a conference at West Point on new trends in local government. | am planning
to attend.
Motion was made by Mr. Francese that the Board authorize expenses of any members
of the Town Board, or Town government, who attend this conference be paid by
the Town for the trip. Motion was seconded by Mr. Clausen.
Motion Unanimously Carr -led.
Mr. Diehl: Agendas for meetings were to be published. We've slipped away from
it. They are not being published. Any comment on it? Ten days with seven day
correction or addition. As all information is in for our agenda ten days prior
to meeting it can be published in the Beacon and Poughkeepsie papers and also make
the Wappingers paper. 1 would like to see this resolution lived up to, or have
the board vote it down.
Mr. Clausen: Is there any reason we cannot receive these seven days prior to the
meeting?
Clerk: None,you shall have what has been turned in.
Mr. Bulger: Referring to the first class town report; | went over it once.
The Members of the Committee have obviously extended their utmost efforts. It's
the most complete, best report | have had pleasure to read. | would like to move
that this board send a letter of thanks to the Committee for a fine report.
Motion withdrawn.
Mr. Bulger: (Roads in Fleetwood) As | understood, Counselor, you said earlier
that certain Town officers had authority under 280e or 28|n to withold building
permits in regard to road conditions which are not satisfactory.
Mr. Quinn: Statute says Town Superintendent of Highways and Town Board may insist
that improvements to roads be installed to a stage which is satisfactory to them,
pr/or to issuance of building permits.
Mr.lBulger: | had occasion to drive over those roads last night. In Section |||
| am certainly not satisfied. The manholes are up above the road. | was going to
ask the Highway Superintendent to examine those roads and render whatever opinion
he may have. If his opinion agrees with mine, and ours agrees with rest of the
Board, we should instruct the building inspector not to issue any more building
permits or CO's. The builder feels he is not under current specifications.
Mr. Quinn: Mr. Reilly recalled a discussion which took place at the meeting.
The resolution clearly states he is under them. Frankly, it is possible from what
| hawelearned the last couple of days there may be something that almost amounts
to a refusal on the part of the developer. | think the Superintendent of Highways
agrees with Mr. Kelley and myself. Demand should be made of these people to clear
this up or action be taken on the bond.
Mr. Fulton: Mr. Gallo oonfends it was not the intent of the Town Board.
Mr. Quinn: There was a discussion, and it is stated in the minutes.
Mr. Fulton: | found it is definitely the intent that it be brought under the
specs.
Mr. Bulger moved that all appropriate officials of the Town take what steps
necessary, as promptly as possible to bring those roads up to requirements. If
Superintendent of Highways feels that ,these roads are not up to requirements,
notify us and the Building Inspector so that we may hold up issuance of building
permits and CO/s. Motion was seconded by Mr. Clausen. Mr. Bulger and Mr. Fulton
and Mr. Clausen all had seen the roads and consider them unsafe.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Water Situation in Fleetwood: Mr. Fulton: June 27 we had a complaint. During
that week | contacted the public service como/ss/on. | believe Mr. Murphy, as a
result of that visit, the public service commission, demanded that Mr. Gallo write
a letter of intent to put pumps into a second well which wasn't being used. With
the cooperation of Jack Hill from the County Health Dept., Jack made provisions
to see that the pump got there and was installed. Pump was in action on Friday
night. From the 1st to the 6th we didn't have any complaints, but there was a 3
day test that had to go along with this. They closed the pump dpwn. More
pressure problem since then. Jack Hill called this afternoon and said that he had
given them permission to turn the well on. At the start of the meeting | got
a call saying that pressure was fine. At 9:15 received another call. Pressure
was low and some of the residents are without water. The first well has been
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pumping about 60 gallons per minute. Second one /s capable to about 50 gallons
per minute. Situation tonight is that he probably didn't turn on the well, or
didn't have it on in time.
Mr. Quinn: | ask you to consider one thing — as this shortage continues thcough,
you may direct the Supervisor or Town Clerk to make a request of the Commissioner
of Health of Dutchess County to order the Building Inspector to issue no further
CO's. If the problem continues, | think this board needs the help of the Health
Dept.
Mr. Fulton: It's not a water shortage, it's failure of equipment.
Mr. Clausen: Put restriction on watering lawns until you find out whether system
is defective.
Mr. Kelley: They do not have adequate water supply with one well. With the two
wells there should be adequate water supply for normal domestic needs. | think now,
except for equipment failure, if there is not enough water, there will be cause for
putting restriction on watering lawns.
Mr. Quinn: | am so informed that the specifications of the water resources
commission was that there be two wells to supply water. Until everyone went down
there to check it out, the second well was never hooked up. They were used in
contravention of the order.
Mr. Kelley: As Mr. Clausen said — if there continues to be a shortage it would
be in order to restrict use of water in reference to watering lawns.
Motion was made by Mr. Diehl that the Supervisor have the power to immediately
take whatever steps are necessary to correct the conditions in the event that
a shortage does take place. Motion was seconded by Mr. Francese.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Bulger: | move that the Town Board request the Town Clerk to address a letter
to the Commissioner of Health, the New York State Water Resources Board, New York
State Public Service Commission (| would like to ask the Engineer to the Town and
the Town Attorney to help you draft this letter) to call upon these agencies to not
only investigate but to advise us as to what steps are being taken to insure an
adequate and safe water supply to the people in that area. Motion was seconded by
Mr. Diehl.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Francese: It seem that every once in awhile something comes up about Road
Bonds; how far to go before the bond expires? l would like to have a chart be
made up of all developments in the Town 77 when bonds expire, what stages of work
are completed, what should be completed and any extensions in between added into this.
Mr. Fulton: L'Archevesque is working on something like this.
Mr. Francese: l would like to see it as soon as possible. I wish this would be
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made available to any official of the Town whowould need the information.
Mr. Francese: We talked at one of our meetings, about Commando Window Cleaning
proposal. I checked their insurance. They do have liability insurance — $150,
000.00. They do not have to have workmen's compensation — two sold proprieters.
It received news coverage and there were no other proposals.
Motion was made by Mr. Francese to accept the proposal of the Commando Window
Cleaning Co., subject to review of contract by counsel. Motion was seconded by
Mr. Bulger.
Motion Unanimously Carried
Mr. Quinn: No compensation is dangerous.
Mr. Francese: As soon as they need the workmen's compensation, they will have it.
Mr. Clausen: Air conditioning was brought up tonight for the Town Hall. Refer
this to the Town Hall Committee to investigate and proceed with if we have the funds.
Mr. Bulger: Councilmand Diehl and I visited the ladies of Chelsea, at The Boards'
direction, on a Sunday afternoon, concerning their recreation problem. As it was
presented to this Board, June 9, 1966 meeting our proposed solution to the immedi—
ate problem is to ask the Town Attorney to contact Mr. Williams, assistant principal
of High School in Beacon. He owns the plot adjacent to one owned by Chelsea Fire
District, which is now used for ball playing. He is willing to rent this to the
Town for $I.00. The second, long—range solution for the problem is to obtain from
the Veteran's Hospital surplus lands. We need to ask Mr. Quinn to take whatever
steps are necessary to see that we are considered for this. Some of the members of
the fire district down there have given us some literature.
Mr. Bulger moved that we take necessary steps to obtain whatever easement or
permission Mr. Williams is willing to give us, and be recognized as applicant for
surplus lands at Castle Point for recreation purposes. Motion was seconded by Mr.
Claused.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Mr. Fulton: A meeting w;th Oakwood is rescheduled for 9:00 A.M. Saturday morning.
There have been developments in this situation. — Executive Meeting.
Mr. Clausen: Could it possibly be worked out at a time when all members can be
present?
Mr. Quinn: Counsel for Ritter Construction Corp. is pushing this thing fairly hard.
Mr. Bulger: Is there some record that shows we had a meeting scheduled with Ritter
Construction and it was cancelled at their request?
Mr. Quinn: We have a record in our off ce. Frankly, one of the purposes I see in
meeting as soon as poss'ble is to try to get as adequate notes as we possibly can
on what they want to offer to the Town, so that it can be looked at for very serious
study.
Mr. Fulton: No action to be taken at this meeting. I was in on conversations
to a degree. l asked if they had some proposal, to make it. The idea was that
they would be in here Saturday with some sort of proposal. l will meet with them
anyway and relay proposals.
Mr. Bulger made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Clausen.
Motion Unanimously Carried.
Meeting was adjourned at 12:38 A.M.
Elaine H. Snowden
Town Clerk
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To Joseph H. Fulton
WARRANT
, Supervisor
Town of Wep1ngr , County of Qutcb_ess , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
, and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
Ju 1 y, 19 66 , in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
Wappinger
7th day of
a certificate thereof
and directed to pay
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM
No.
NAME OF CLAIMANT
276 N & S Supply Corp.
277 Vincent C. Keiley,PE
278 Paul Stafford Assoc.
AMOUNT FUND OR
ALLOWED ACCOUNT
\13.3E
\8.75.0C
I,I29.8C
279 Sloper-Wallen Comm.Arnb1.S \'898.32
280 Dave Alexander \840.0(
281 A-1 Fence Co., Inc. \' 835.0(
OTHER INFORMATION
H.Garage-contingent
TB-Serv.ofEngl.&Exp.
T.B.-Serv.ofAity.&Lit. fees
Misc. Ambi. S'arv.
Deve l .Fund "E.": Rec.
tt
I, „
282 Messrs. Quinn & Reilly \500.O1 T.B.-Serv. Atty.tExp.of litg.
283 Donald Nickerson \'20.0( kRec.-Other "*B"
284 J.W.Smit Fence Co. V410.0( Rec. F., ,.1. ..f -1044.14•p. "8"
285 N & S Supplu Corp. 53.6. Rec.-other "e-
286 Assoc. Hosp.Serv. of N.Y. \116.4i T.B. "D"
287 TheJ.E.Burke Cqo v296.5( Rec. "C" pure, of equip.
288 Hugh J. Maurer ` 6.8( Rec. - Other
289 Jack Biasotti ' 2.50 Rec.-other "E"
290 Assoc. Transport Inc. \"31.1: Rec.-other "E"
291 Bill Myers Gen Landsc.
292 Wm.J.Fredrickson
293 Beacon Dist.Co.
294
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295 Central Hudson G.&E.
296
297*
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30.0(' Rec.-"
\'800.0( Rec.- "
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`I72.44 Rec.-"C" puruh of equip.
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45.3, TH & Offices "D"
35.55 "
,,3.65 "
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298 123.83 TB - "D"
7-1 2-o, y
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hanrl and the Seal of the Town of
this day of , 19
[SEAL]
Town Clerk
To
WARRANT
Joseph H. Fulton
Town of
Wapp i rger
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, Supervisor
, County of Dutchess , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
Wapp i nger , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
7th day of July 19.66__, in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified,and
a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authoized
and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM
No.
NAME OF CLAIMANT
AMOUNT FUND OR
ALLOWED ACCOUNT
OTHER INFORMATION
299 Urey Hardware Co. \3.35 Election "C"
300 Verner Christensen "33.00 RxixxkxAssess.—office & other exp."C"
301 Amelia Crobby \-4.60 Superv.* offs:e & other \
302 Joseph Gutmann '30.50 P.T. BIdg.Insa.—mileage
303 Joseph E.Ludewig,Bidg.lnsr 1/27.20 " " " "
X04 Elaine H. Snowden \-2.48 T.C. office & other (petty cash)
305* Postmaster—Wappi ngersFa i l' \9.00 T.H. & Off,. 'A" req -a i s etc.
" E.B.Hinzman,Pcctrnst-_.
306 Williamson Law Book
\'25.17 T.C. ofs. & other "t'
f T. PC.,',
307 IBM Corp. Sales Office "423.00 Bldg. Insp. (3-ifice & other
308 Saintomas Venetian BlindCc. X6.75- TH off ice "D"
309 Rosemary Flower Shop 40.00 Rec. Pat. Obsarv.
310 New System Window CI.Co. "15.00 T.H. "D"
311 Popper Electric Co. \-28.85 T.H. "D" (repairs)
312 Edward Thompson Co. 18.00 J.P. "QP
313 Eggleston Office Equip. \,I.57 P.T.Bidg.lnsp=. offs & other
314 "10.64 T.C. office & -other "C"
315 Pt If\3430 Assess. "Q,"
316 " " " x563.20 T.H. Perm Improvement (CV)
317 R.J. Brooker Co. \'15.66 T.C. "C"
318 " " -\/16.00 Assess. "dr
319 E.H.Boeckh & Assoc. Inc. "25.25 " "
320 Amerioan Photocopy Equip. '10.00 TH "D" repairs
321 II 91
" 10.50 TB—offs & other "E"
Fr al,yyt
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of ,
this day of , 19
„C„
Town Clerk
[SEAL]
WARRANT
To J. H. Fulton , Supervisor
Town of Wapp i ager
Wappin9er
7 ttiay of Ju 1 Y , 19.66 ., in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
hereinafter stated:
P-3
, County of Dutchess , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
, and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
CLAIM
No.
NAME OF CLAIMANT
AMOUNT FUND OR
ALLOWED ACCOUNT
OTHER INFORMATION
322 Roberts—Bocce Paper Co., "17.77 T.H. "E" othEr
323 McCombs \,116.94 TC.—ofs. & oilher 00.49
J.r. =_ _ \.5.4u
Assess. "iN\•31.00
Filly bd . \.22.0;
324 W. & S.D. News b7.98 T.B. Printinc- & Adv. (all depts.)
325 New York Telephone Co. 146.96 TH & office 'D"
326 Great Bear Spring Co. \ 5.00 T.H. Rentals "A"
9
C. 70/
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hanrl and the Seal of the Town of
this day of , 19
[SEAL]
Town Clerk
WARRANT
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To Jospeth..H._Fulton. , Supervisor
Town of l'hippingeX , County of ............ , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
Wapp in ger , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
7 day of July , 19 66 , in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR
No. ALLOWED ACCOUNT
Eleanor B. Morton
46 Pye Lane "13.50 Election
Edith Barbara
355
93 Ardmore Drive 44.25
Emma Fisher
FiVit Road
Ilse Ivanoff
.357 LOsee Roel IA 75
Eileen Fay
Div 14.25
Hattie Hannigan
1 FenMoriP
4351 Myers Corners Road '14.25
Jeanette Connolly
\52
13 De Germ° Rills Ild.\114 ?5
.„,353 Marie Zager
Brothers Road
N354 Marjorie S. Steele '14.25
rite 37A 44.25
367 Adelaide Corbin
Oiddell Road 14 75
368 Beatrice Helmeyer
Diddell Rod 14.26
N-369 June Rose
Old Rnpow14 25oil Rnarl
\-370 Pauline Egan
Diddell Road 14.25
Dorothy Miller
'359
62 Robert Lane 13,50
-360 Melva Laffin
Wjdmer Road R„F,n_c 13.50
N361 Maureen Porter
51 Robert Lane 13.50
\/362 Janice Stafford
23 Robert Lane v13.50
63 Bernice Mills
Brian Place .14,25
364 Jennie Olsen
10 Russ Place 14.25
Roberta J. Wood
8 Daisy Lane 414.25
365
v366 Lorraine Ciccone
Daisy Lane 14.25
Joan Marie Yeaple
v371
Carmine Drive ACV
`i 372 HaroldMlIcMul len
West Academy St. 14,25
q
in Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my haiffi and the Seal of the Town of
4,
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4.
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41
OTHER INFORMATION
this day of.
[SEAL]
,19
Town Clerk
WARRANT
To Joseph. ..li._. Fj.i1tan. , Supervisor
Town of....00S/Ping*/ , County of Du_tcheas , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
hlappinger , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
7 day of July , 19.. 6fi, in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT
No.
/379 Cornelia Greer
Chelsea, N. Y.
X60 Mary Price
Chelsea. N. Y.
IElizabeth Hammond
Chelsea, N_ v_
Eileen Farrell
y_
Norma Clark
'381
'382
ti331
332
„333
AMOUNT
ALLOWED
"14.25 Election
X14.25 Election
"Id7c a x
14.25 a M
FUND OR
ACCOUNT
_ Y_ 14,,75
Vera Hamilton
Old Trov Road W. F.
Elizabeth Schofield
Wheeler Hill Road
333 Helen Tompkins
Hughsnnvi11. w
335 G. M. Liebermann
Huahsonville. N. Y. 14-25
Osborne Hill Rd 1"14.25
336 Barbara A. Jensen
337 I Catherine Loop
Huughannvi 11c. p y, \"14.25
'338 I Emma Gildersleeve
Ketchamtown Road 14_25
`.347 Paul Franzoni
^._ ._... 1\)
lA lc
v348 a9a
j14 "
X349 1
Iv14.25
14_25
339 13.50
11422
`14.25
N14.25
rie Migliore
Theresa Elva
Albino Medio
Pine Ridge Drive
Imelda M. Evans
Pine Ridge Drive
v35C
/340
341
342
X343
344
:345
E. Ann Harmuth
19 Partners Road
June Scalzo
Hopewell Junction. N
June W. Schnorr
12 De (armo Rills' tai
Beatrice M. Roe
25 De Garmo $J,
IMary Egan
4 Brothers Rnnri
Mary J. Kelly
Pye Lane
Almeida M Kupris
Mvera Corners Road
In Witness Whereof, I
have hereunto s
this day of
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OTHER INFORMATION
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Town Clerk
WARRANT
To Joseph,..E._ Fulton , Supervisor
Town of..11appinger , County of-Dutchese , New York.
The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of
Waggingar , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the
..... . __day of .11.0. , 19.66_, in the amounts hereinafter respectively specified, and
a certificate thereof having been duly filed in my office as Town Clerk, you are hereby authorized
and directed to pay to each of the following claimants the amount allowed upon his claim as
hereinafter stated:
CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR
No. ALLOWED ACCOUNT
Mary A. Sidote
-373 1 Adams St. \414.25 Election
\374 Margaret Fredericks
53 Remaen Ave 147c
375 Charles Grosenbeck
lDutchesaAve. VIC 7c
v376 Ruth Ciardlella
4 P \14.25
ip 11rokm Avm
Rose Fitzpatrick
'377
_11 Clapp Ave _
\578 Alma Berinato \\,
11_Rzospe."•* et_ 14.25
Viola R. Brown
327
10 Spring St,
328
Catherine De Ronde
V
7 Tralmern P14^. 12 ro
329 Eileen Weit
7 Park Ave 11 SP
\,330 Patricia M Dugan
38 Liss Road 11.5n
a
a1,
$
11 0
a
a
383 McCombs Stationary V395 T.H. "Sr
/ o
OTHER INFORMATION
in Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of
this day of , 19
[SEAL]
Town Clerk