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1965-12-09 RGMX20 The Regular monthly meeting of the Town Board, Town of Wappinger, was held on Thursday Evening, December 9, 1965, in the Town Hall, Mill Street, Wappingers Falls, New York. Present: George Robinson - Councilman William Bulger - Justice of the Peace Elaine H. Snowden - Town Clerk Louis Diehl - Councilman Vincent S. Francese - Justice of the Peace Absent: Richard H. Linge Supervisor Others Present: Vincent C. Kelley - Engineer for the Town Joseph E. Ludewig - Building Inspector Harold H. Reilly - Attorney for the Town The meeting was opened by Deputy Supervisor Robinson at 8 o'clock PM. Mr. Robinson Advised the Board of their receipt of the minutes. Mr. Bulger moved that the minutes of the meetings of this Board held on the 4th day of November, and the two Public Hearings, held on the 28th day of Oct. and 1st day of Nov., 1965, as submitted by the Town Clerk be and they hereby are approved. Seconded by Mr. Francese and adopted unanimously. The following Bills were read: General Fund: Highway: $ 5,681.00 $ 15,106.60 Motion was made by Mr. Francese that bills be paid, subject to audit. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. The following Reports were Read: The following is a report of activities handled by me during the month of November, 1965. Type Number Fines & fees collected Motor vehicle 69 5900.00 Civil Criminal 3 A total of $900.00 has been forwarded to the State Dept. of Audit and Control. I em holding a total of $100.00 in a pending motor vehicle Case. 1 Criminal warrant was issued during the month. Respectfully submitted, William J. Bulger Justice of the Peace The following is a report of activities handled by me during the month of November, 1965, as Justice of the Peace: (1) 16 motor vehicle cases showing $315.00 collected in fines. (2) 6 civil cases handled showing $13.00 collected in fees and filing costs. (3) 1 Criminal case handled. A total of $328.00 has been forwarded to the State Dept. of Audit and Control. $215.00 is being held in my official bank account on pending motor vehicle and criminal cases. Respectfully submitted, Vincent S. Francese Justice of the Peace The following is the Building Inspectors Report for the Month of November, 1965. ..o Building Permits issued for: 40 Single Family Dwellings 6 Residence Additions 1 Residence Garage 1 Commercial Garage Addition 1 4 -Unit Office Building 1 Other 50 Total Permits Issued for November Total Value of Construction $872,700.00 Total Amount of Fees Collected and turned over to the Town Clerk $ 827.00 Miles traveled on Zoning and Building Inspection by the Building Inspector 233 Miles traveled on Building Inspection by the Deputy Building Inspector (2 months) 713 During the month of November, Certificates of Occupancy were issued for 12 Single Family Dwellings. Respectfully submitted, Joseph E. Ludewig Building and Zoning Inspector Motion for approval of these reports was made by Mr. Diehl, seconded by Mr. Robinson. Motion Carried A letter was received from Mayor Furnari, informing the Board that the State is to install a Traffic Light at the intersection of Rte 9 and New Hackensack Rd. Mr. Diehl extended Thanks to the Mayor for his cooperation on this situation, and requested that the Mayor be reminded that the Town Board would like .to see the Vacant Gas Station blocked off to prevent traffic from cutting across asa short cut. While on the subject of New Hackensack Rd., Mr. Bulger made reference to a trench that had been dugacross this road,°"5� just Northwest of Village Line. Temporary maintenance of this excavation is unsatisfactory, and suggests County Highway Dept. should be communicated with on this condition. Mr. Bulger made the motion that the County Highway Dept. be notified of the existing condition, and that they take the necessary steps to properly maintain the Road. Seconded by Mr. Francese. Motion Carried Mr. Rifkin addressed Board with suggestion that White Line and signs be placed where traffic should stop. Mr. Francese replied that this was a normal function of the N. Y. State Highway Dept. A letter was received from the Wappingers Falls Chamber of Commerce, request- ing a contribution from the Town for Christmas Street Lighting in the Village of Wappingers Falls. A motion was made by Mr. Diehl, seconded by Mr. Francese, that the Town donate $100.00 to the Chamber of Commerce, towards the Christmas Lighting. Motion Carried A letter was received from Mr. Allan Rappleyea, Attorney for Mt. View Coach bus service for Lines, asking the Board for a resolution supporting/an application by this line, for operating authority to service South Wappinger Falls, and Fishkiil from Poughkeepsie. A motion was made by Mr. Diehl, in the belief that a bus line to South Wappingers Falls, and Fishkitl would prove an asset to the Town of Wappinger, that the Town Board go on record as being in favor of an extended bus line, specifying, however, that there be at least 2 or 3 pick-ups and stops in the Town of Wappinger, and subject to other requirements and Francises. Seconded by Mr. Bulger. Motion Carried Mr. Worona, who represents Pizzuto Bus lines, addressed the Board, opposing the Boards' motion, pointing out Poughkeepsie Common Council had rejected this Mt. View Coach Line application, and it was his opinion that it was not good judgement of the Town to encourage a route for this Bus Line, as he felt their qualifications were not satisfactory. A letter was received from the N.Y. State Dept. of Public Works, indicat- ing a desire to discuss a settlement with a State Right of Way Agent, for Town Property on Myers Corners Road. A second letter was received from the State with an offer of $2,150.00 for the 1.89 acres of Town owned land on Myers Corners Road, which the State wishes to acquire for re-routing Rte 9. This matter was referred to Attorney Reilly for consideration. A letter was read, as a point of interest, from Hollis S. Ingraham, M.D. Commissioner of Health, to Mr. Worona, concerning Oakwood Knolls Sewerage Treat- ment Plant. A letter was received from the Recreation Commission, asking the Board to take into consideration their recommendation of Mr. Daniel V. Constantini to the commission. Appointment to fill the vacancy left by Mr. A. Wienburg. A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, approving the Recreation Commission's recommendation by appointriing Mr. Constantini to the Recreation Commission, with term beginning immediately and extending to 1970. Motion Carried A letter was received from the Association of Towns stating the dates for the Annual Meeting has been set for February 7,8,9 - 1966. A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, that the Town Board be put on record as approving expenses for any Officer of the Town of Wappinger who wished to attend the Association of Towns Meeting. Motion Carried Upon motion made by Mr. Diehl, seconded by Mr. Bulger, a Public Hearing was directed to be held on the following proposed amendment to the Town of Wappinger Zoning Ordinance, such hearing to be held in the Town Hall, Town of Wappinger, Mill Street, at 8:00 P.M. on January 13, 1966. BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED,by the Town Board of the Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York, in pursuance of the authority conferred by Article 16 of the Town Law of the State of New York and also in pursuance of Article 9 of the Town Law to the extent applicable as follows: Section 1. The Town of Wappinger Zoning Ordinance, adopted January 29th, 1963, is hereby amended by re -zoning the following tract of land from RD -40, "One -family residential, and R-20, "One -family residential", to R-40 "One -family residential" Which said real property is generally bounded and described as follows, to wit: All that certain premises, lots, lands, and real property situate in the Town of Wappinger, Outchess County, New York, which same is generally bounded and described as follows: Baginning at the most northerly point of the southerly abutment 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 abutment 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 southwesterly side of Mariorville Road and the Easterly side of Creek Road, running from thence to the said junction of road lines, thence southeasterly a- long the southwesterly side of Marlorville Road approximately 1302 feet, thence northeasterly still along said Marlorville Road approximately 110 feet, thence southeasterly stili 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 nbrth- 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 southwesterly 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 approx- imately 2000 feet to its junction with the northwesterly side of Wheeler Hill Road, thence southwesterly along said Wheeler Hill Road for approximately 1100 feet to junction with northwesterly boundary of lands of Edward Kompass, thence southeasterly in a straight'iine along boundary of said lands of Kompass, land of Douglas Hamilton, lands of Lawrence Kanter for a distance of approximately 2150 feet to the southeasterly boundary line of lands of said Kanter, thence 4. southwesterly along the said Kanter lands approximately 675 feet to the lands of Edward Kellenberg, thence southeasterly along said land of Kellenberg approx- imately 1150 feet thence 675 feet southwesterly along the southeasterly boundary of lands of said Kellenberg to northwesterly boundary of lands of Berard Scheuer thence southeasterly along northwesterly boundary of lands of said Scheuer for approximately 475 feet, thence -southwesterly along the southeasterly 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 re -zoning, lands which are not intended to be re -zoned, to wit, premises, parcels, lots or tracts of land situate on the southeasterly side of Old Troy Road, (Wheeler Hill Road), containing approximately 55.368 acres of land, having a frontage on said Old Troy Road ( Wheeler Hili Road) of approximately 1136 feet, a rear line of approximately 1213 feet, and north- easterly and southwesterly boundary lines of approximately 2095 feet and 2147 feet restively, said parcel being lands now or formerly of Lilyan Berger, Brook - hollow Builders, Inc., or their successors or assigns. Section 2. The zoning Map of the Town of Wappinger, adopted by the Town Board, January 29, 1963, and being a part of the official said Town of Wappinger Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended in conformity with the foregoing. Section 3. The Amendment shall beoome effective immediately upon adoption, posting and publishing as prescribed by Town Law. Upon Roll Call, the Vote was Taken as follows: Deputy Supervisor Robinson Justice of the Peace Bulger Justice of the Peace Francese Councilman Diehl Voting: Aye Voting: Aye Voting: Aye Voting: Aye 324 A letter was received from Mr. Schatz requesting the Board to look into the conditions of acceptance by the Planning Board of Ye Olde Apple Orchard. This letter was referred to the Attorney for the Town, with the recommendation that, if he finds any illegalities, he should notify the Supervisor immediately so that a Special Meeting may be called. A petition for the amendment of the Zoning Ordinance on the property of Beatrice Irving was received. A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, to refer this petition to the Planning Board for their recommendation. Motion Carried Unanimously Two letters were received from Mayor Furnari, thanking the Town of Wappinger for action and consideration taken in reference to the duplication of taxes pertaining to Highway expenditures and in the conditioning and resurfacing of Adams Street. Mr. Bulger stated that, due to the increased number of trials scheduled before him, he has reserved the Town Hall on Tuesday nights for this purpose, but discovered difficulty in finding open evenings, thus citing the need to establish a policy in regard to the use of the Town Building for purposes other than Town Government. This matter was requested brought up at the next meeting. O.s Ta .tht- rvwr"t e_t_ Mr. Bulger also suggested to the Board to consider a change hQ- v - °p -e ;0;1 ' .•r :.��- 1r in which t . ----e to surety. 'Usually many small matters are left unfinished at the end of the period and calling a bond is expensive and drawn out. If a bond of, say 550,000, is called for,.were 90% bond and 10% cash required, cash could be held by the Town to be used for corrections, avoiding last minute hassling. A change in Road Specs may be required, and perhaps the Engineer and Attorney could cooperate in pre- paring an amendment incorporating everything, except the actual percentage of cash to bond, which the Town Board would have to decide. On behalf of himself and Mr. Diehl, Mr. Bulger then thanked the members of the various civic associations of the Town and their officers who appeared at various meetings and, through their cooperation, the committee was able to determine that the study prepared by Adler and Brenner for a large Sewer District in the area was relatively acceptable. This was a rather raw survey and it would seem that the people need more facts. The way we can get these facts is to apply for an interest-free loan from the Federal Housing Administration. If a district isn't established in five years, there is no cost tp the Town. �c. If district is established, cost of loan would be born by the district itself. The amount of the loan would be determined by the scope and review of the study. Mr. Kelley interjected that loans are also available for public works for preparation of engineering plans and specifications through the stages up to, and including, bidding, so you could follow this along on loan up to the bidding, without obligation, to construction. One of the requirements is that the intent to construct is there. The study included Quiet Acres, Wildwood, Lake Oniad, Oakwood Knolls, and the lands in-between. One of the things that this detailed study should determine is whether or not Mr. Lafko's installation should be purchased in whole or in part. Mr. Worona interposed with the suggestion that the Board adopt a resolution, to show intent to form a sewer district, to be sent to Washington. The Board replied there would be a Special Meeting on the 30th, at which time such matters could be reviewed. Action on the resolution was deferred. : Mr. Francese brought Myers Corners Road up for discussion, noting its hazardous condition and proposed the Highway Superintendent not plow this road in its present condition. A legal opinion was asked of Mr. Reilly as to whether or not the Town can hold the County responsible if Town equip- ment is damaged. Mr. Reilly said it would be difficult to prove this. Mr. Diehl said he felt not plowing would create an even more hazardous situation. Town Clerk was requested to direct a letter to Mr. Petrovits, County Highway Superintendent, on conditions, with a copy to Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. The Board was addressed from -the floor on whether any conclusion had been reached regarding plowing of Oakwood. Mr. Reilly replied that Mr. Ritter had agreed to sign a waiver permitting the Town to plow without jeopardizing the bond and the Town can charge the developer. Mr. Diehl, referring to newspaper article on Dorothy Heights, which inferred that the Town objects to Village action, stated he was present and had no objections to the Village action. However, the developer didn't recognize the Town, thus he feels the Town can't be legally wrong to block this road. Mr. Reilly stated the developer was supposed to have gotten consent from both municipalities and suggested action be deferred until an answer to his letter to Audit and Control on the Town's position be received. A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Bulger, that the date for auditing the Town's accounts be set for Thursday, December 30, 1965, at 8:00 P.M. in the Town Hall, Mill Street, Town of Wappinger. Motion Carried Unanimously S26 A motion was made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Francese, to appoint Susan Pike for a three-month probationary period as .Secretary to the Building Inspector. Motion Carried Unanimously Mr. Diehl asked that, in the future, when jobs are open, a 15 -day advance notice be published, with a description of the job open. A motion was made by Mr. Francese, seconded by Mr. Diehl, that Peter Rennet be appointed Dog Enumerator for the Town of Wappinger. Motion Carried Unanimously A letter was received from Mr. Fulton on his resignation from the Board of Assessors. Mr. Robinson mentioned the absence of Supervisor Linge, stating that Mr. Linge and Supervisor -Elect Fulton were attending a meeting of the County Water Board in Poughkeepsie. Mr. Leon Leff, Kretch Circle, Wappingers falls, addressed the Board asking what police protection the Town had. He mentioned a prowler had chased his little girl into the garage about 3 or 4 weeks ago (on a Saturday). He called the Sheriff and the State Police, neither of whom responded until the following day. The Town Clerk was instructed to write the Commander of the Fishkill Barracks and Sheriff Quinlan, pointing out Mr. Leff's problems and requesting that they each send representatives at a future date to discuss adequate protection. Mrs. Arkell addressed the Board, asking about the developments of the Oakwood Knolls Sewer District. Mr. Diehl replied that the Town was given an Order by the Dutchess County Health Department, through the New York State Health Department, to take over the sewer plant. At this point, the Clerk was instructed to read communications from the County Health Department and a letter from the New York State Health Department, with attached Permit to Discharge. Mr. Bulger said the Board was notified that, if the Town didn't take over the operation, the plant would cease to operate, and felt it was in the best interests of the Town if the Town ran the Treatment Plant. On the Board's direction, Mr. Kelley hired Robert Hankin, a licensed operator, on a temporary basis, with salary based on $8,000/year. When the impediments are removed, this will be charged to the residents. Mr. Brannen asked the Board what the status of Oakwood Knolls -Section II is at present. Mr. Vandewinckel, Chairman of the Planning Board, replied that Section II has not been approved. Mr. Bulger added that Oakwood Knolls - Section II, having been refused approval by the Planning Board, is in the process of litigation against the Town to reverse the decision. 827 ir 41, A motion was made by Mr. Bulger, seconded by Mr. Diehl, that the meeting be adjourned 10:12 P.M. Motion Carried Unanimously Signed: Town Clerk To R. H. Linge WARRANT , Supervisor Town of Wappinger , County of Dutcheas , 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 __ tb__day of D cO r , 19.15., 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. 5511' George E. Wortman /- 5524, _.552v Marine 553/Marine IAMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT $ 8.00 Dog Warden OTHER INFORMATION Midland Ntl. $ 30.51 Tawe Hall, Other Exp. Bank Midland Bank $ 10.13 Supervisor, Other Expp / 554 ✓ Lafayette Radio 8 5.00 J. P. Off i__e Exp ccs~ Assoc. Hosot. Servie $ 94.02 Blue Cross. Blue Shield 5 `/ to r -Killen Ambula ce $667.58 Ambulance Service 5 6 S pe $ 557 ,, Harold H. Reilly, Esq , $1,045.00 Attorney Fees & litagation i 558P Stanley G. Hone $ 22.0) Elections, other exp. 559V Barger & Russ $ 25.0) Elections- Other Exp. 560v Hughsonville Fire Co. 8 50.30 Elections- Other Exp. 5611' Chelsea Fire Dist_ -S6 V st - Rpe Grange-#902-4SA,.^_ 563/Village of Wappinger 850.03 564 /Village of WFappinger $50.0) 565 &✓New Hackensack Pharm*cy $50.00 566 New Hackensack Fire Co $50.30 567 t.' J. Ludewig, Bidg. Insp . $23.30 568%, Jos. Gutmann 569 Jos. Gutmann 570 /Harold McMullen 5714, Joan Marie Yeapie 572.✓Eileen Masterson 573 'Margaret Fredericka 041 $lata ntber F.xi+_ $action:- Other%xn. Election s- Other Exp. Electis- Other Exp. Electi s - Other Bidg. Insp. Other $36.90 Bldg. Insp. Other $34.40 Bldg. Insp.- Other $56.50 Elections- Comp of $24„00 Election -Comp. of $24.00 Electione**Comp. of $56.50 Electiops-Comp. of Exp. Exp. Exp. Exp. officials Officials Officials officials In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this day of [SEAL] , 19 .d u.. Town Clerk IOOSNILLIAMSON LAM 110011 CO.. NOCHUTIA. N.T. WARRANT R. H. Linge To , Supervisor Town of Wappinger , 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 .... 9day of December , 19 65 , 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. AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT OTHER INFORMATION 574 /Mary A. Sidote $56.5c Elections- Comp. of Officials 573 V(Paul J. Yeaple $61.5Ct Elections- Comp. of officials 576 Nancy Taranto $50.0 Elections- Comp. of Officals 517 k Helen Tompkins S33...5d lections-Comp. of Officials 578 V W. & S.D. News $12.5 Printing 1 Advertising all dept. 579%/ W. & S.D. News $107. PrinOicl 6 Advertising 580 t W.& S.D. News $10.2 Printing 67 Advertising 581 W. & S.D. Newp sp, 4/W. & S.D. News $ 8.9 Printing & Advertising 583 / Petty Cash- Town Clett $8.9 Town Hall Other Exp. 584 / New System Window Co, $15.0s Town Hall -Other Exp. 585 V Williamson Law Book CD $25. 7 Town Clerk- Office Exp. 586 V Williamson Law Book C3. S6444 587 'Edward Thompson Co_ 588 v Vincent S. Francese $ 1.2 589 /McCombs $64. 590 4/ The Campbell Press $ 8.0 591 4/ Credit Bureau of Pougl. $48.96 592' Saintom 593 -/Saintomas Venetian Blind $* 594 R. J. Brooker Co. $ 3.8 J. P. Office Exo. J. P. Office Exp. Town Clerk -Office Exp. Town Clerk -Office Exp. Assessors office & other Exp. 5954/R. J. Brooker Co. $6.8 // 596 7' Eggleston Office Equi?. $2 dbrtf 00 Town hall Improvement Bldg. Town C1 03 Bld p. - Office Exp. rk- Office Exp. . Insp.-Off. Suppl. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this day of , 19 [SEAL] Town Clerk 10D5WILLIAMSON LAW COOR CO.. 'feminism. N.Y. WARRANT To R. H. Linge , Supervisor Town of Wappinger Count County of Du tches s , 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 9 ttuay of December , 19 65 , 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: Wappinger CLAIM No. NAME OF CLAIMANT AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT 596 ►' Eggleston 59614 Eggleston 597 4 Eggleston OfficeEQui . $64.86 OfficeEquii . $35.i9 OfficeEQuii . $195100 $933.3; $291.8 cent Kellen 601 Elting T. Scott 602 `Elting T. 603,4 Dep. William C. Lit4 60 n_ William C. Litt 605 7mid Hudson Oil Co - Scott OTHER INFORMATION Assessoa Office Expt. Town Cl rk Office Exp. Town 411 -Furniture & Suppl. Engineering Services Atty. lees & Li4igation $ 7.0 $ 4.041) $64.0 $60.J0 606 " Bottini Fuel Oil $93.8 607 vitNew York Telephone $103.5 608 Maurer Conditioning Corp. $.3.69 609 ✓/ Central 19 Hudson Gas &h. $28.7 $5,681.100 Total stable nstable Town Clnstable Town 4nstable Town Constable Town 411 -?EI• Heat Town Ha.l-Repairs-light & Heat. Town 411 -Repairs, LighteWne & Light Town Hall -Rep,, light, heat, etc. Town H41-Rep.,light, heat, Etc. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of this day of , 19 [SEAL] Town Clerk IOOSWILLIAMSON LAW MOOR CO., ROCNC.TRR. R.T. To WARRANT H, L INGE , Supervisor Town of WAPP Luta , 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 30thday of_ DECEMBER , 19.6.5___, 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: WAPP INCE CLAIM NAME OF CLAIMANT No. 610'l New York Telephone Co AMOUNT FUND OR ALLOWED ACCOUNT $111.35 6111,/"New System Window Cl. Co. 15.00 612/ Assoc. Hospital Service 613 ✓MECO (finer. Photocopy sluff asnt--Ca =1 614 V Verner Christensen 615 V Prentice -Hall, Inc. 616 Petty Cash - Town Clerk 617 4. J. Brooker Company 618 /Great Bear Spring Co. 619 ,/ 8ottini Fuel Oil Co., 620 ✓Ctottini Fuel Oil Co., 621 48ottini Fuel Oil Co., 622 ✓Irving Mond. M.O. 623•/!Charles Friedman M.O. 624 !/Vassar Bros. Hospital 625 r Agnes M. Grosenbeck 626 /Slow -Willen Cum, fain,, i r;:e &Irv., 627 ✓esker, Voorhis & Co., 628 1/rHero l d H, Rei l l y 629x/1Vincent C. Kelley 630 ,/black Electric, Inc. 631 ✓f0ave Alexander 94.02 105.63 11.50 25.28 5.781 3.15 I 5.00 I Inca 108.02 Inc.! 39.50 9.00 10.00 10.00 3.00 52.00 667.58 291.68 933.37 740.00 992.50 632 " 111 iam J. Fredrickson b33 v tapitol Highway Materials In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto se this 30th day of DECEMBER 6.00 OTHER INFORMATION Town Hell Repairs 4 Light Town Hall - )ther Expenses Town Hall - [nsurance Town Clerk - Office & Other Expense Assessors - Mice 4 Other Expense Assessors - ffice IG Other Expense Tarn Clerk-lOffice 4 Other Expense Toon Clerk -(Office i Other Expense Town Hall - 1.i ght, Telephone, Etc. Town Hall - wirs, Heat Town Hell - lepairs, Heat Town Hell - epairs, Heat Justice of Pace - Other Expense Justice of Peace - Other Expense Justice of Pace - Other Expense Town Clerk -(Office 4 Other Expense Misc. - AmhuI• Service Board of 1 Atty. Fees &JLitigetion Engineering ervices Recreations 1 Recreations 1 793.50 Recreation 1 47,.70 General Fund - Traffic WAPP INGER my hand and the Seal of the Town of 19 65 [SEAL] Town Clerk 100SWILLIAYSON LAW BOOR CO.. ROCNISTBR. N.1. WARRANT To Richard. ._Ji.___I,inge. , Supervisor Town of W,AREINGER , County of DI/TC -DESS 11, 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 30 tbay of December , 19 65 , 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 OTHER INFORMATION No. ALLOWED ACCOUNT 634 Char1 PR .T. annni Any) $1 5_nC. Justice of _Peace — Other Expense In Witness -Whereof, T. have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the Town of WAPPINGER this 3 CP' day ot—b_eC i r- , 19.(c1.7 Town Clerk [SEAL] IOO5WILLIAM$ON LAM DOOR CO.. NOCHIITIR. N.T.