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1966-02-03 RGMTheRegular Meeting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger, was held on Thurs- day evening, February 3,1966, 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 Do Quinn - Attorney Harold H. Reilly - Attorney Vincent C. Kelley - Engineer • 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 38 Salute to the Flag by Troop 60 - William Stringfellow (Bearer),Arthur Lehtonen and Michael Dzitzer (Guards), and Robert English, Jr. (Caller) The meeting was called to order by Mr., Fulton at 8:12 P.M. The Adjourned Public Hearing on Wheeler Hill Rezoning opened. Clerk read letter and resolution from Dutchess County Planning Board. Mr. Diehl proposed the following resolution, seconded by Mr. Clausen: WHEREAS, an application has been made to this Board by the owners of lands situate in the area hereinafter described, in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York and WHEREAS, the said application requests a rezoning of said lands from RD -40, "one family residential district, 40,0001 square feet per dWelling unit", and R-20, "one family residential district, 20,000 square feet per dwelling unit" to R-40, "one family residential district, 40,000 sorare feet per dwelling unit", and WHEREAS, the Town Board, on the 8th day of October, 1965, did refer this application to the Planning Board of the Town of Wappinger for its considera- tion and recommendation, and WHEREAS, the Planning Boardpf the Town of Wappinger did file its report and recommendations with the Town Board.on the 16th day of No'ember, 1965, and WHEREAS, after notice duly given, a public hearing was held by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger at the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers Falls, New York at 8:00 P.M. on the 13th day of January, 1966, at which all persons desiring to be heard in favor of said rezoning and also all those desiring to be heard in oppositiontIereto were given an opportunity to be heard, and thereafter the public haring was adjourped to the 3rd day of February, 1966, and 39 WHEREAS, the Dutchess County Planning Board was, on the 14th day of January, 1966, given ndtice of the proposed rezoning as required by Section 264 of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger received the report and recommendation of the Dutchess County Planning Board on the 2nd day of February, 1966, and WHEREAS, the adjourned public hearing was held by the Town Board at Mill Street on the 3rd day of February, 1966 and thereafter the public hearing was closed and decision reserved. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the following property located on the Wheeler Hill Road and Old Troy Read, in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York and designated as follows be and the same hereby is rezoned from RD -40, "one family retidential district, 40,000 square feet per dwelling unit", and R-:20, "onei family residential district, 20,000 square feet per dwell- ing unit" to R4-40, "one family residential district, 40,000 square feet per dwelling uhit", All that certain premises, lots, lands, and real property situate in the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York," which same is generally bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the most northerly point of the southerly abut- ment of the New York Central railroad bridge, over the Wappingers Creek at New Hamburg and running from thence easterly and southerly along the shore line of said abut- ment and thence northeasterly along southeasterly shore line of the Wappingers Creek to the point which is at right angles to Creek Road in range of the junction of the south- westerly side of Marlorville Road and the easterly side of Creek Road, running from thence to the said junction of road lines, thence southeasterly along the southwesterly side of Marlorville Road approximately 1302 feet, thence northeasterly still along said Marlorville Road approxi- mately 110 feet, thence southeasterly still along said southwesterly side of Marlorville Road 680 feet more or less to the northeasterly corner of lands of the Willis Reese Estate, thence southwesterly along the southeasterly boundary line of the lands of the said Willis Reese Estate approximately 1400 feet to its Junction with the north- easterly side of New Hamburg Road, thence in a straight line crossing said New Hamburg Road to the northeasterly corner of other lands of said Willis Reese, thence south- westerly along the southeast boundary line of lands of said Reese and lands of New York City Congregational Church Association approximately 2200 feet to lands now or formerly of Lilyan Berger, thence northwesterly along boundary of said lands of New York City Congregational Church Association approximately 2000 feet to its junction with the northwesterly side of Wheeler Hill Road, thence southwesterly along said Wheeler Hill Road for apprexi- mately 1100 feet to junction with northwesterly boundary of lands of Edward Kompass, thence southeasterly in a straight line along boundary of said lands of Kompass, land of Lawrence Kanter for a distance of approximately 2150 feet to the southeasterly boundary line of lands of said Kanter, thence southwesterly along the said Kanter lands approximately 675 feet to the lands_of Edward Kellenberg, thence southeasterly along said land of Kellen - berg approximately 1150 feet thence 675 feet southwesterly along the southeasterly boundary of lands of said Kellenberg to northwesterly boundary of lands of Gerard Scheuer thence south- easterly along northwesterly boundary of -lands of said Scheuer for approximately 475 feet, thence southwesterly along the south- easterly line of Gerard Scheuer; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly side of Wheeler Hill Road approximately 2600 feet to the northwest corner of land of Begg; thence crossing Wheeler Hill Road and along the westerly boundary of the lands of Wendell 354.36 feet; thence further along the lands of Wendell to the right of way of the New York Central Railroad; thence northerly along said right of way of the New York Central Railroad to the point or place of beginning. EXCEPTING AND RESERVING, from the above-described parcel or parcels of land, the subject of this application for rezoning, lands which are not intended to be rezoned, to wit, premises, parcels, lots or tracts of land situate on the southeasterly side of Old Troy Road, (Wheeler Hill Road) containing approxi- mately 55.368 acres of land, having a frontage on said Old Troy Road (Wheeler Hill Road), of approximately 1136 feet, a rear line of approximately 1213 feet, and northeasterly and southwesterly boundary lines of approximately 2095 feet and 2147 feet respectively, said parcel being lands now or formerly of Lilyan Berger, Brookhollow Builders, Inc., or their suc- cessors or assigns. RESOLVED, that the necessary changes be made upon the zoning map of the - Town of Wappinger so as to indicate the subject premises as being located in an R-40, "one family residential district, 40,000 square feet per dwelling unit,"and it is further - RESOLVED, that said amendment and change shall take effect immediately, and it is further RESOLVED, that said amendment be entered in the minutes of the meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger, held on the 3rd day of February, 1966, and that a certified copy thereof be published once in the official newspaper of the Town of Wappinger, and that a certified copy thereof shall be posted on the signbpard maintained by the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 30 (6) of the Town Law, and that affidavits of publi- cation and posting be filed with the Town Clerk. Upon -Roll Call, the Vote was as follows: Joseph Fulton Louis Diehl Louis Clausen William Bulger Vincent Francese Public Hearing closed 8:20 P.M. Voting: aye Voting: aye Voting: aye Voting: aye Voting: aye 40 Public discussion period opened. Mr. Cortellino read letter from Wildwood Forest Civic Association dated February 3, 1966, questioning the effectiveness of the Planning Board. (Letter on file with agenda). He also asked if the cemetery on South Road is abandoned, as the Association would like to consider it as a beautifica- tion project, and, whether the Town will plow the roads in Wildwood. Mr. Fulton: Waiver to plow has been arranged and will come before the Board later in the meeting. 41 ' Mr. Cortellino pointed out that conservation maps show soil in Wildwood to have very poor drainage. Mr. Diehl: It is interesting to note that my colleague will also bring this matter up later in the meeting. Mr. Brannen: What is the status on Rockingham? How many more adjournments will there be? Mr. Quinn: That is in the province of the court. Mr. Silver: I suggest it's about time the Town Board lay down a set of guide lines for the Planning Board directing them to cooperate with schools, fire districts, police, etc. on all these items that will hit us in taxes. Mr. Clausen: I pian to make a motion to write the Planning Board and also invite the School Board to a meeting. Mr. Quinn: Let's not have a false impression that the Planning Board can approve or disapprove a subdivision because of the effecj a,subdivision will have on police protection, etc. Mr. Schmalz: Doesn't this fall into the category of Public Welfare? Mr. Quinn: Cases are numerous that Boards may not approve or disapprove sub- divisions merely on the impact they may or.may not have on population growth, etc. Mr. Fulton: This will be taken under consideration. Mr, Keeler: I would like to see a limit placed on a minimum -sized lot for building in the Town of Wappinger. I think a half acre: should be suitable with water and sewage. Mr. Fulton: We are requesting a joint meeting with the Planning Board to go over revisions in the future. Mr. Clausen: I think we feel that high density in certain areas is a problem. We are look- ing into possibly deleting R-15. Mr. Schmalz: It was reported by the newspapers that I was squelched in ask- ing a question on Rockingham. Counsel said a hearing would be held on January 28th. I came here to find that the hearing had been adjourned. It would seem appropriate that when a hearing is announced, it should be a matter of record that it is adjourned. Mr. Bulger: I received a copy of the letter. Mr. Quinn: Letter was merely confirmation of a phone call and that's all the law requires. Mr. Cortellino: If a developer is granted an extension of preliminary approval, are we required to give him a second extension? I think, to pre- vent any circumventing of the Town's intentions, after first extension he should adhere to any new specifications as though he had applied fresh. Question from floor: At first meeting Mr. Diehl attended, he made a proposal suggesting the Town raise its standards on Town roads, In view of the fact that almost every developer has forfeited a bond, is it possible that the bond- 42 ' ing is so low that it is profitable for the developer to forfeit? Mr. Fulton: Road standards were raised March 5, 1965. Mr. Quinn: There have been no bond forfeitures. No -cases where surety company has tendered the amount of the bond to the municipality. Discussion period closed and there was a five-minute recess. Meeting reconvened at 8:40 P.M. Mr. Clausen proposed that the Clerk be directed to send a letter to the New York State Conservation Department availing ourselves of their services, requesting a large map indicating soil structures, etc., this giving the Town another yardstick. Seconded by Mr. Diehl. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Clausen made a motion that the Clerk direct a letter to the Planning Board and School Board asking if they would be interested in a joint meet- ing to discuss common problems of the Town. Seconded by Mr. Diehl. Motion Carried Unamimously Mr. Fulton, referring to an Executive Meeting with builders of the area: We proposed to them part of our policy in regard to sewage in the Town, We said we planned that the laterals involved in future subdivisions would be turned over to the Town, cost free. This means ail lines in internal sec- tions of the subdivision. Developers' reactions were favorable. Mr. Bulger moved that the minutes of the meeting of this Board held on the 9th of December, 1965, as submitted by the Town Clerk be and they are hereby approved. Seconded by Mr. Francese. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was as follows: Joseph Fulton Louis Clausen Louis Diehl William Bulger Vincent Francese Voting: abstain Voting: abstain Voting: aye Voting: aye Voting: aye Mr. Francese moved that the minutes of the meeting of this Board held on the 30th of December, 1965, as submitted by the Town Clerk be and they hereby are approved. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was as follows: Joseph Fulton Voting: abstain - Louis Clausen - Voting: abstain Louis Diehl - Voting: aye William Bulger - Voting: aye Vincent Francese Voting: aye Mr. Diehl moved that the minutes of the meetings of this Board held on the 6th and 20th days of January, 1966, and a Public Hearing held on the 13th day of January, 1966, as submitted by the Town Clerk be and they hereby are approved, with the following corrections of the January 20 meeting: Page 28 - Line 39: Harvey Miller, D.D.S. instead of M.D. Page 34 - Line 29: Delete words, "only to me, then" Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was as follows: Joseph Fulton Louis Clausen Louis Diehl William Bulger Vincent Francese Bills were read as follows: Mr. Bulger moved bills - Voting: aye - Voting: aye Voting: aye Voting: abstain - Voting: aye General Fund $4,060.29 Highway 3,869.10 be paid, subject to audit. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Carried Unanimously Clerk read the following Monthly Reports for the month of January, 1966: Town Board Town of Wappinger Wappingers Falls, N.Y. Gentlemen: February 3, 1966 During the month of January, 1966, the activities listed below were handled in Justice Court: (1) 14 motor vehicle cases handled showing $215.00 collected in fines. (2) 10 civil cases handled showing $21.50 collected in fees and filing costs. (3) 1 criminal case handled showing $25.00 collected in fines. (4) A total of $261.50 has been forwarded to the State Depart- ment of Audit and Control. At the close of the month, I was holding $40.00 in my official bank account for bail in two pending motor vehicle cases. Town Board Town of Wappinger Wappingers Falls, New York Gentlemen: Respectfully submitted, s/Vincent S. Francese Justice of the Peace February 3, 1966 During the month of January, 1966, I disposed of the following cases in Justice Court: Type motor vehicle civil criminal Number Fines & Fees Collected 34 - $375.00- 2, 5.00 2 A total of $380.00 has been forwarded to the State Dept. of Audit and Control. I am holding a total of $100.00 in a pending motor vehicle case. One criminal warrant was issued, one motor vehicle warrant was issued and one criminal summons was issued. Respectfully submitted, s/William J. Bulger Justice of the Peace Building Inspector's Report for the Month of January, 1966 Building Permits Issued for: 1 Well House - 1 Sewer Plant (Enlargement) 1 Single Family Dwelling 1 Residence Alteration 2 Garden Apartment Buildings (total of 24 units) 6 Total Permits Issued for January Value of Construction $309,426.00 Fees Collected & Turned over to the Town Clerk 186.75 Miles Traveled on Zoning & Building Inspection by Building Inspector 206 Miles Traveled on Building Inspection by Deputy Building Inspector 326 During the month of January, Certificates of Occupancy were issued for 19 Single Family Dwellings, 1 two-family dwelling, and 1 trucking terminal. Respectfully submitted, s/J. E. Ludewig Building and Zoning Inspector Monthly Statement of Supervisor January, 1966 RECEIPTS Source Amount Received State Insurance Fund - Dividens $ 71.72 Fees of Town Clerk for December 1,149.10 State Audit & Control - Justice Court Fund 2,403.00 Total $ 3,623.82 0 ISBURSEMENTS Fund or Account Amount Expended General Fund - Payroll 1/1 - 1/31 General Fund - Town Clerk's Office Highway Fund - Payroll 1/1 - 1/31 - General Fund - Town Share Soc. Sec. Total $ 5,102.91 600.00 4,477.45 517.87 10,698.23 Mr. Diehl made a motion that the reports be accepted. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Carried Unanimously Clerk read the following letters: From Mr. Ludewig, requesting permission to attend Building Officials Con- ference at Hotel New Yorker. Mr. Bulge `�``�tk1e motion that Joseph E. Ludewig be given permission to attend the Confer onded by Mr. Clausen. usly 44 Letter from Harvey Miller, D.D.S., re: Lance of appointment to the Planning Board. Letter from Oakwood Civic Association thanking the Town for plowing roads Letter from Harvey Miller, D.D.S., re: Time -Life Petition. Accep 45 Mr. Fulton called for discussion on Time -Life TV Broadcasting Petition. Mr. Schmalz cited that there were other corporations that might make better offers to the Town. He made reference to an article he had read, indicating larger percentages had been obtained elsewhere. He questioned the possibility of putting out bids to other capable companies. Mr, Bulger: I think it is required by law that we hold a Public Hearing. Mr. Diehl: There are a number of questions to be answered on this. Perhaps contacting the Time -Life TV Broadcasting people and asking them to be present at the next meeting to answer a dozen or so questions the Board has would clarify this matter. EB .5, The following resolution establishing policy of the Town Board with respect to sanitary sewage disposal facilities was proposed by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Clausen: RESOLVED, that the following policy be and the same hereby is established with respect to sanitary sewage facilities in the Town of Wappinger: 1. The Town Board of the Town of Wappinger has formulated a policy relating to treatment and disposal of sanitary sewage in residential housing subdivisions located within its territorial limits. Sewage treat- ment and disposal plants and systems shall be owned and operated by the municipality, wherever and whenever economically feasible. This policy contemplates the formation of sewer districts and sewage treatment dis- tricts to serve areas of the Town as the need for service arises. Action in this respect shall be dictated by good engineering practice, sound financial planning and the public interest as determined by the Town Board after careful investigation. Existing local regulations shall be amended to implement this policy. 2. Developers shall be required to construct and install lateral sewers within the subdivisions. Construction of such lateral systems shall not be commenced by developers without written authorization from the Town Board, the Town Engineer, the Dutchess County Health Department, and/or the New York State Health Department. Plans and specifications for lateral sewer systems shall meet standards maintained by the Town Engineer, the Dutchess County Health Department and the New York State Health Department. Developers shall be required to enter into written agreements with the Town Board and/or appropriate improvement districts with respect to construction of lateral sewer systems. Such agreements shall be executed prior to commencement of construction of sewer systems, and agreements shall cover, among other things, the following subjects: a. Posting of performance bonds by the developer to insure satisfactory completion of lateral sewer systems. b. Acquisition by the developer of necessary easements to permit construction, installation operation, maintenance and repair of lateral sewer systems. c. Tapping and hook-up fees and charges. d. Dedication of completed systems and underlying easements by the developer to the Town and/or improvement districts with- out charge or cost to the municipality. All costs involved shall be borne solely by the developer. 4b ' 3. Developers may be required to dedicate land within subdivisions for use by the municipality for future construction and installation of sanitary sewer facilities. 4. Private installation, ownership and operation of sewage facilities in residential subdivisions will not be generally permitted. However, such private facilities may be allowed, in the discretion of the Town Board, in outlying areas where the municipality determines that it cannot feasibly function. 5. Sanitary sewage treatment and disposal systems serving industrial, commercial and similar uses will be considered by the municipality upon individual applications. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was as follows: Joseph Fulton - Voting: aye Louis Clausen - Voting: aye Louis Diehl - Voting: ..aye William Bulger - Voting: aye Vincent Francese - Voting4 aye Mr. Cadwallader addressed the Board, asking if any action had been taken regarding the Cedar Hill Development's request that theTown accept Forest View Road. Request had been presented before the Board at an earlier date, discussion and action had been tabled. Mr. Cadwallader mentioned a quit claim for this road had been obtained, and he felt it was just a matter of the Town Board's acceptance now. None of the residents have Certificates of Occupancy because of the roads' status. Mr. Francese recommended the Board refer this to Mr. Knud Clausen so he can familiarize himself with the situation, discuss it with Mr. Kelley, and then report.back to the Board. Mr. Fulton: We should have a positive report by next meeting. Mr. Clausen: FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES: I have a letter from a Mrs. Wagner, who resides in the Fleetwood area, to Mayor Furnari, regarding a leash law because of dog nuisances. She wishes to know how an ordinance can be adopted to prevent dogs running loose in their area. Mr. Bulger: This must be a Town ordinance. We have had a petition presented and it was voted down at a previous hearing. �. 47 David Koffsky's. term of office on the Zoning Board of Appeals expires on February 4, 1966. Mr. Bulger proposed the following resolution, seconded by Mr. Francese: RESOLVED, that David Koffsky be and he hereby is appointed to .fill the vacancy on the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Wappinger which has occurred by reason of the expiration of the term of David Koffsky, and it is further RESOLVED, that the said David Koffsky be and he hereby is appointed to fill such vacancy for a term which shall expire on the 4th day of February 1971. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Francese made the motion to have proper persons advertise for bids on fuel oil for Town Garage and Town Hall. Seconded by Mr. Diehl. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Porter read a letter from Oakwood Civic Association addressed to Mr. Fulton, stressing the Association's concern regarding the status of the water and sewage facilities. Mr. Fulton: We have been advised legally that this is part of an agreement between- the Town and Mr. Ritter. The agreement describes this as a package condition and we don't want one part to get ahead of another. We are still in a form of nego- tiation on this. The Town has not dropped this litigation. It is, at this point, being reviewed. (I would like, however, to meet with you and explain our position.) Mr. Diehl: Regarding the shortage of doctors in this area, and having read where other municipal governments have tried to find more doctors for their areas, I make a motion that the Board go on record in support of trying to find more doctors for this area and that letters be directed to Stephen Puzio, President of the Wappingers Falls Chamber of Commerce, and Gordon Brannan, President of the Dutchess County Medical Association, informing them of this Board's support in their efforts in this direction. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Diehl, referring to a letter received from William S. Dresher, District Manager, Social Security Administration, in Dutchess County, made a motion that the Town Board support a public meeting for the purpose of explaining Medicare to the public. Seconded by Mr. Clausen. Motion Carried Unanimously A representative from the Dutchess County Social Security Office will be the speaker. Meeting scheduled for February 14 at the Town Hall. Mr. Bulger: I move Mr. Diehl be named Chairman of this committee. Seconded 48 by Mr. Clausen. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Francese reported that he has had discussions with Mr. Kelley in regard to work to be done on the Town Clerk's office. Mr. Diehl proposed the following resolution; seconded by Mr. Clausen: RESOLVED, effective immediately, the policy of the Town Board, on all new appointments made by the Town Board, should be that appointees' names and qualifications be made known 10 days in advance to all Board members so that all prospects can be screened and the best accepted. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Bulger: I would like to advise the Board that Wappinger-Casper Creek Sewer Survey Committee has had several meetings. Clinton -Bogart Associates of New York have been designated as the engineering consultant firm for the sewer survey. We have had an agreement, very strongly worded, that they make the best use of engineering talent available in the Dutchess County during the preparation of this work. It will probably be about April before a contract can be signed. This is for the Wappinger drainage basin. Thus, with the fishkill survey, this means the entire Town will be surveyed and we will have an over-all plan when the survey is completed. Bogart is also the engineering firm for the Fishkill drainage area and we have been given to understand that the two contracts will be negotiated by the State and signed at the same time. With reference to the Land -Fill Committee: Mr. Fulton expects to have a special meeting this month. There seems to be a problem with double tax- ation in the Village and therefore, the consensus is that there should .be Village representation. Mr. Kelley: In reference to Edgehill Storm Sewer, I think a motion would be in order to accept the low bid of C & E of $38,000 and authorize the Supervisor to sign a contract. There was some discussion as to whether the whole project should be undertaken this year. .Mr. Clausen made a motion that the Engineer for the Town be authorized to proceed with the first stage of the Edgehill Storm Sewer project, subject to review by the Engineer and Counsel. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Bulger made a motion for adjournment, seconded by Mr. Diehl. Motion Carried Unanimously Meeting adjourned 9:35 P.M. Signed: Town Clerk 49 4 WAIVER OF NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF WAPPINGER, DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK The undersigned, being all of the members of the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, do hereby waive notice of the time and place of the holding of a special meeting of said Town Board, and do hereby agree and consent that the same be held on the 24th day of February, 1966, at 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon of that day at the Town Hall of the Town of Wappinger, Mill Street, in the Village of Wappingers Falls, Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, for the transaction of all business which may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment thereof. Super#isor 'usWi.ce of the Peace Councilman 444, Councilman Due and timely notice of the above mentioned meeting is hereby admitted. (kms Town Clerk Town of Wappinger • WARRANT To 49feph Ht Fulton , Supervisor Town of WAAPPIDSOr , County of Dutchess , New York. The following claims, having been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger , and duly audited and allowed at a meeting thereof held on the __day of February , 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 No. 36 ✓ 37 38 39 41 r 42 '-43 44 .-45 X46 � 47 748 --49 50 51 52 53 ✓ 54 55 ./56 /57 NAME OF CLAIMANT Hankin Utility Company Edward Thompson Company Concetta Silvestri Vincent C. Kelley 41cComb's McComb's Roberts-Boice Paper Co. The Beasley Agency, Inc. Petty Cash Elaine H. Snowden Joseph E. Ludewig Joseph Gutmann Lafayette Radio Electr AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT T orw,t- — ut�cj (iptsve JP's Office 27.00 Other Exp. Town Clerk 125.00 Employee Town Board 875.00 Serv. of Engr. Town Hall 3fc. & Other Town Hall 29.10 3fc. & Other Town Hall 73.64 Mfc. & Other Insurance b. own Clerk fc. 6 Other E Zoning Other Exp. 32.60 th Insp. Costs er Ex . JP's Office 8.50 Other Expense Miscellaneous Ambulance $868.31 130.00 10.00 1.36 20.60 E Sloper- Wi 1 1 en Comeunity pqg Amboloniva Sar^ v I ca, ITIC • Dept. of Water SuDDly Associated Hospital Service of New York Eggleston Office Eauiament Co.. Inc. Bottini Fuel Oil Co., Ind Wappingers & Southern I Outchess News New York State Federati of Official Planning Org.' Paul Stick William J. Fredrickson Site Planners, Inc. 14 3.70 94.02 150.45 171.96 1.71 25.00 own Hall i. Insurance Other ITown Hall Ofc. Other Exp. fawn Hall at,Light,etc !Advertising Manning Bd. c. & Other 40.00 Recreation 233.001 Recreation Miscellaneous 1235.00 Maps i Desc. OTHER INFORMATION Sewer Service 12/3•to 12/30/65 Book - Workmen's Camp. Law Part-time Help P. P• P. Supplies Supplies Supplies Constable Bond Mileage Mileage Repair Taperecorder Office Equip. & Supplies Legal Notice Annual dues Boys' Basketball Program In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this.. -3rd.......... day of Fllbf"4t!!!"Y , 19 66 [SEAL] Town Clerk Wappin2er tOOC'NiLLuAMSON SAW 110011 CO.. SOCNSSTS.. N.Y.